Marvel Rivals Halloween Skins: The Full 2025 List

Marvel Rivals Halloween skins are the horror-themed costumes released during the game's autumn event. The 2025 run arrived with the Marvel Zombies event from 24 October to 14 November 2025 — a four-player mode against zombie hordes — and it produced some of the sharpest art the game has shipped. This guide lists what dropped, what each cost, which were free, and what a 2026 Halloween event is likely to look like. Details checked 9 September 2026.

The 2025 Halloween costumes

The headline premium skins were Scarlet Witch's "Queen of the Dead", a Marvel Zombies-inspired Epic, plus Jeff the Land Shark's "Jeff O'Lantern" and Namor's "Phantom Tide", with further bundles for Blade and Spider-Man. Halloween bundles were priced at the event tier — around 2,200 Units for a single costume bundle, or roughly 3,200 Units for a combo bundle with extra cosmetics. As event skins, all of these were tied to the window and most have since vaulted.

The free side was generous. Jeff and Peni Parker costumes were obtainable through event missions, with Peni's Legendary "Floral Flights" alongside a Día de los Muertos-styled skin and a skeleton recolor. Completing challenges also earned Lanterns for the "Voyage to Astonish" event track, the usual pattern of a limited mode feeding a free reward path.

Which were worth it

Scarlet Witch's Queen of the Dead was the standout — a full thematic remodel that read clearly in a match and fit her kit's red energy. Peni's Legendary being available free was the value pick of the event, since a free Legendary is a rare thing in this game. If you are ranking Halloween art against the rest of the catalog, our best Marvel Rivals skins picks put a couple of these among the year's best seasonal designs.

What to expect for Halloween 2026

A 2026 Halloween event has not been detailed as of 9 September 2026, but the pattern is consistent enough to plan around: expect a late-October limited mode, a mix of free event costumes and premium bundles around the 2,200-Unit tier, and a hard end date after which the skins vault. It will fall inside Season 10, which begins 11 September. We will update this guide with the confirmed line-up and dates once the event is announced rather than guess at costumes now.

How to get Halloween skins before they vault

Buy in the window. Halloween costumes are event skins, and once the event ends they usually leave the shop with no announced return. Save or top up your Units before the event opens so you are not caught short, and prioritise the free mission rewards, which cost only time. The full Marvel Rivals skins catalog explains the currency and tiers, and the Christmas and winter skins guide is the next seasonal drop after Halloween.

How the Marvel Zombies event handed out skins

The 2025 Halloween event paired a limited co-op mode — Marvel Zombies, a four-player fight against undead hordes — with a reward track, and understanding that structure explains how the free skins worked. Playing the mode and completing its challenges earned Lanterns, a temporary event currency, which fed the Voyage to Astonish track toward free cosmetics. The premium costumes, meanwhile, sat in the shop as paid bundles independent of the mode. So the event gave you two parallel paths: grind the mode for the free Jeff and Peni rewards, or pay Units for the premium horror looks. That split — a free mission track alongside paid bundles — is the template most Marvel Rivals events reuse, which is why learning it once pays off every season.

Halloween pricing versus the normal shop

Event costumes are priced differently from everyday shop skins, and Halloween is a clear example. A standard Epic costume is 1,400 Units solo or 1,600 in a bundle, but the Halloween bundles were sold at the event tier of around 2,200 Units, with combo bundles near 3,200 Units for extra cosmetics. You are paying a premium for the seasonal theme and the limited window, not for a higher rarity — a 2,200-Unit Halloween Epic is the same rarity as a 1,400-Unit shop Epic. Whether that premium is worth it comes down to how much the theme matters to you and whether you expect the costume to return, which for event skins is never guaranteed.

Getting ready for the next Halloween

The best preparation is boring but effective: bank Units before the event opens. Because the premium bundles land at the 2,200-Unit tier, having 4,000 to 6,000 Units saved lets you grab a couple of costumes without a rushed top-up, and the free mission rewards only cost the time to play the event mode. When the event starts, do the free track first — those skins are the surest value — then decide on the paid bundles while the window is open. Since there is no trading and no reliable re-release, an in-window purchase is the only dependable way to own a Halloween costume, so a small amount of planning goes a long way.

A word on sourcing, since Halloween skins attract a lot of low-quality lists: the costume names and the event dates above come from mainstream coverage read on 9 September 2026, and we flag anything we could not pin to a reliable source. The premium prices are banded around the event tier rather than quoted to the Unit, because event bundles vary and, more importantly, most of these costumes have already vaulted, so a precise live price would be misleading anyway. What is solid is the shape of the event — a limited Marvel Zombies mode, a free mission track for the Jeff and Peni rewards, and paid horror bundles — and that shape is the useful thing to carry into planning for the next Halloween, whenever it lands in the Season 10 window. Once the 2026 event is announced with its heroes, dates and prices, we will add the confirmed line-up here and mark clearly which 2025 costumes, if any, return alongside the new ones.