CapeCatalog

Unofficial · dated · cosmetic-only

Every Marvel Rivals skin, every season, dated

An independent, dated catalog of Marvel Rivals cosmetics — priced in Units, sorted by season, and honest that these skins are cosmetic-only and can never be traded.

Season 9 · issue live

The Mystery of Thebes

The Clan Akkaba cosmetic line closes 11 Sep 2026 — then Season 10, Butcher’s Blasphemy, brings Gorr and the Godbomb Battle Pass.

Runs Jul 10 – Sep 11 2026Luxury pass 990 LatticeSkins don’t trade

Fresh in the catalog

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EpicS2.5
reference frame · art not shown
Magik
Phoenix Demon
1,400 UnitsShop · rotating
LegendaryAnniv '25
reference frame · art not shown
Luna Snow
Cherry Delight
~2,400 UnitsShop · permanent
LegendaryAnniv '25
reference frame · art not shown
Psylocke
Daring Daifuku
~2,400 UnitsVaulted
EpicSummer '26
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Emma Frost
Swimsuit Special
1,600 UnitsEvent · ended Sep 4
EpicHalloween '25
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Scarlet Witch
Queen of the Dead
2,200 UnitsVaulted
LegendaryAnniv '25
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Jeff
Business Shark
Free · eventVaulted

Reference frames only — we don’t reproduce NetEase’s or Marvel’s skin art.

Season guides

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Marvel Rivals cosmetics move on a fast seasonal calendar, and most "skin list" pages forget to say when a price was true. CapeCatalog fixes that: the full Marvel Rivals skins catalog sorts every kind of costume by rarity and by season, prices it in Units, and dates every claim. We do not reproduce the game's copyrighted art — each cosmetic is a labelled reference frame we drew ourselves.

Start with the question you actually have

If you are here for a season, the summer swimsuit skins are the biggest drop of the year. If you want the best value, read how the battle pass and credits really work. And if you just spent Units by mistake, start with whether you can refund a skin — the short answer is almost never.

Why dates and honesty are the whole point

Skins in Marvel Rivals are purely cosmetic — no stats, no advantage — and they are account-bound, so unlike Counter-Strike or Rust items they cannot be traded or resold. That means there is no market to chase and no live price to quote, only a shop price in Units and a window of availability. Recording those two things accurately, with the date attached, is more useful than any fake stock ticker. Prices across the site were last checked on 9 September 2026, in the final days of Season 9.

Frequently asked questions

Do Marvel Rivals skins change gameplay?

No. Every skin, MVP animation, emote, spray and nameplate in Marvel Rivals is cosmetic only — the developer states cosmetics carry no stat bonuses and no pay-to-win effect. That is the whole point of a catalog like this: a skin only ever changes how a hero looks, so the look is the entire product.

Can you trade or sell Marvel Rivals skins?

No. Unlike Counter-Strike or Rust items, Marvel Rivals cosmetics are account-bound and cannot be traded, sold, or moved between players. There is no marketplace and no real-money resale. You can gift an item to a friend through the in-game Shop, but it is delivered straight to their account, not traded.

How much do Marvel Rivals skins cost?

Most Epic costumes are 1,400 Units on their own or 1,600 Units in a bundle; MCU-themed skins run 1,600–1,800 Units; Legendary bundles are around 2,400 Units (about $24). Units convert 1:1 from Lattice, and Lattice is bought with money at roughly $0.99 per 100. Prices here were checked in September 2026.

Why do your prices and dates matter so much?

Because Marvel Rivals cosmetics are seasonal — most event skins rotate out of the shop, and prices and bundle contents change between seasons. Any catalog that lists a skin without saying when it was available is quietly misleading you. Every entry here prints its season and a check-date.

Are the images on this site the real skins?

No — we do not display NetEase's or Marvel's copyrighted skin art. Every cosmetic shown here is a clearly-labelled reference frame we drew ourselves, with the hero, costume name, rarity and season written out. For the actual artwork, open the in-game Shop or Gallery. CapeCatalog is an independent, unofficial reference.