Marvel Rivals Season 10 is almost here. It has a new Duelist hero, Gorr, a big Scarlet Witch rework, Pajama Party skins and more: let’s recap.

Marvel Rivals Season 10 is switching things up with a Scarlet Witch rework and new hero Gorr. Image Credits: Marvel, NetEase
The next Marvel Rivals update is one of the biggest changes to the game this year. Let’s recap everything fans should know about Season 10: Butcher’s Blasphemy, including new hero Gorr, the Scarlet Witch rework, and more.
Marvel Rivals Season 10 is almost here, and it’s bringing a fresh wave of content to the hero shooter as it closes out Season 9: The Mystery of Thebes. The update adds the roster’s 54th hero (Gorr the God Butcher), a full competitive rank reset, and a brand new Battle Pass, along with balance changes and other surprises NetEase has yet to fully reveal. Plus, there’s a big Scarlet Witch rework coming soon. With a “Butcher’s Blasphemy” theme, this looks like one of the biggest updates of the year. Let’s recap everything players can expect.
Marvel Rivals Season 10: Butcher’s Blasphemy will release on Friday, September 11, 2026. The new launch should begin at around 9 AM UTC.

Gorr the God Butcher is set to join Marvel Rivals when Season 10 launches. His arrival marks the roster’s 54th hero and one of the most anticipated additions of the new season. Gorr is an alien who experienced a tragic past and has a thirst for vengeance. He’s called the “god butcher” since his prayers were never answered, so he made it his mission to hunt down MCU dieties as revenge. Thor is one such character he has a comic-book connection to.
In Marvel lore, Gorr has the All-Black Necrosword, a weapon that can shift shape into a scythe. He’ll use this in-game, too. Gorr will probably have a brawler and poke playstyle built around mobility and close-range pressure. He can also summon Black Berserker minions after landing kills, adding a unique dynamic.
Gorr the God Butcher is a Marvel Rivals Duelist. This means he’ll be a character focused on fighting enemies, hunting down squishy characters, and making plays.
This season is focused on the intersection between darkness and the divine, and its battlepass features galactic colors and stained-glass motifs. We see skins for White Fox, Doctor Strange, Groot, Loki, Squirrel Girl, and more characters in the lineup. There are several different cosmetic themes to pick from. This battlepass is also permanent, so players can take their time collecting rewards after purchasing.

Plenty of new cosmetics are dropping in Season 10. The Pajama Party set is one of the most highly anticipated. It’ll feature the game’s heroes in cute sleepytime outfits. You’ll be counting Jeffs instead of counting sheep while falling asleep.
To match the Pajama Party theme, Marvel Rivals is adding two Jeff-centered events. Players who participate can grab exclusive cosmetics, skins, and rewards.
The Jeff’s Dream Eater and Jeff’s Superstar Seeking events will go live on Thursday, September 17.
Galacta’s Gift is also coming back on September 24, so players can earn Costume Coins and swap them for items.
Marvel Rivals has offered collegiate perks for a long time. To get these items, all you have to do is verify your college student status and connect it to your in-game account.
In Season 10, the free rewards are changing. A new rotation will give collegiate players access to a fresh skin pool. Most of these are usually paid cosmetics, so don’t miss out if you’re eligible. The offer is great to help encourage esports involvement and incentivize a younger playerbase to learn the game.
Marvel Rivals has quietly been keeping tabs on the meta throughout Season 9, gathering data and observing which heroes perform. As a result, the team is making more adjustments in Season 10 than almost ever before. In the Season 10 Dev Vision, they stated that “about 70%” of the roster will see balance changes.
So far, we know that balance updates will focus on:

Scarlet Witch is getting a huge rework in Marvel Rivals Season 10, which is basically a major overall buff. Here’s a quick summary, but you can also check out our in-depth article on this if you want more info:
Competitive bans will look a lot different in Season 10. The devs are changing the ban and reveal order between teams. “Teams will decide which heroes to ban via a voting system,” the devs say. “You cannot double-ban the same hero.” So, to clarify, double bans are being removed. All banned heroes will be unavailable for both teams throughout the match.
Stay tuned for more Marvel Rivals news as the Season progresses.