Marvel Rivals Legendary Skins: Every One by Hero, and Who Has the Most

Luna Snow has the most Legendary skins in Marvel Rivals: seven, counted on 10 October 2026. Five heroes sit one behind her on six each (Cloak & Dagger, Invisible Woman, Jeff the Land Shark, Magik and Psylocke), and three heroes still have none at all: Human Torch, The Hood and Gorr. Since launch on 6 December 2024 the game has released 139 Legendary costumes, about a quarter of its 557 costumes in total.

This page is for players deciding which main gets premium treatment, and for anyone checking whether a missed Legendary ever comes back. The counts come from the community-run Marvel Rivals Wiki costume tracker, which was current to 9 October 2026 when we read it, checked against the developer's own patch notes on marvelrivals.com. If you mean rarity in the scarcity sense, meaning costumes you can no longer get, our rarest Marvel Rivals skins guide covers that angle instead.

Who has the most Legendary skins in Marvel Rivals?

Luna Snow leads with seven, and her list shows why: her Legendaries arrived through nearly every route the game sells through. Mirae 2099 went into the store in February 2025, Cool Summer came from a summer event pass in July 2025, Abyssal Glow sat in the Season 4 battle pass, Cherry Delight and Disco Pop were limited-time store drops around the anniversary and in late January 2026, Sonic Trailblazer came from an event pass in May 2026, and Lunar Luna went on sale on 2 October 2026 in the limited-time store and the Pop & Win lucky draw.

Below the leader, Iron Man and Scarlet Witch have five each and eight heroes have four. The premium tier is concentrated: the 16 heroes in the chart hold 79 of the 139 Legendaries, while 29 of the 54 heroes have only one or two. The order also moves quickly. In mid-April 2026 there was a four-way tie at five between Luna Snow, Psylocke, Jeff and Invisible Woman; since then Luna Snow has added two more, and Magik went from three in mid-April to six by mid-August, so treat any ranking older than a season as stale.

Every Legendary skin in Marvel Rivals, hero by hero

The table lists all 139 Legendary costumes, grouped by hero and ordered from the most to the fewest. Inside each row the costumes run oldest first, and the bracket gives the season window in which each one first went on sale (S0 is the launch season, S10 the current one). Half-seasons are folded into their parent, so a Season 5.5 release shows as S5.

Two quirks are worth knowing when you compare this with other lists. Mister Fantastic and Invisible Woman each have a Legendary called The Life Fantastic, released together on 14 February 2025, so the name appears twice and counts once for each hero. And chromas, the alternate colour sets that some higher-rarity costumes unlock, are not counted here at all; the tracker lists 134 of them separately, and lists that fold them in will show much bigger totals.

Heroes with no Legendary skin yet

Human Torch is the real outlier. He joined in the Season 1 mid-season update on 21 February 2025 and, 20 months later, has eight costumes and not one Legendary. The Hood and Gorr have an excuse: The Hood arrived with Season 9.5 on 7 August 2026 and Gorr with Season 10 on 11 September 2026, and new heroes usually wait a while before getting a premium costume. Cyclops and Jubilee, who joined in Seasons 8.5 and 9, already have one each.

Sixteen more heroes have exactly one. Some of those are long-standing launch heroes, which says more about release priorities than popularity: Hulk's only Legendary is still Green Scar from launch day, Wolverine's is Blood Berserker from the Season 1 pass, and Black Panther's is Damisa-Sarki from May 2025. If you main one of these heroes, expect Epics rather than Legendaries to carry most of the new looks.

What a Legendary skin costs

A Legendary bought on its own in the store costs 2,000 Units, according to the wiki's pricing breakdown read on 10 October 2026. Bundles that add a nameplate, spray, emote and MVP animation run 2,200 or 2,400 Units, MCU-themed bundles 2,200, premium MCU bundles 2,600 and seasonal festive bundles 2,800. Units convert one-to-one from Lattice, the currency you buy with real money, so a single Legendary is a 2,000-Lattice purchase. The game only shows final prices in the client, and discounts come and go, so confirm the number in the store before you buy.

The cheaper route, if you play regularly, is the battle pass. Every Luxury pass since Season 1 has carried ten costume sets, two of them Legendary, and the wiki listed the Luxury pass at 990 Lattice on 10 October 2026. That is how 21 of the 139 Legendaries were released. Our battle pass and currency explainer covers what else is in a pass and how Chrono Tokens unlock it.

Two routes need more care. Event passes and event rewards account for 22 Legendaries, and a handful were free, such as Jeff the Land Shark's Business Shark during the Rivals' Day 2025 anniversary. Lucky draws account for 15. These are paid, randomised draws, so you do not know the final cost up front: for the Mr. & Mrs. X draw in February 2026, the patch notes said all rewards could cost as little as 100 Units or as much as 3,000. If a draw is the only way to get a costume you want, decide your ceiling before the first pull and stop there.

Paying for Lattice happens through your platform's store. If you prefer a prepaid card because it puts a hard limit on spend, Eneba and CDKeys sell PlayStation, Xbox and Steam credit. Both are affiliate links: we earn a small cut on the card itself, never on any costume, and the card has to match your account's region.

Do Legendary skins come back?

It depends entirely on how the costume was first sold, which is why the release route matters more than the rarity label. The chart splits all 139 by their first route.

The 47 standard store Legendaries are tagged as permanent by the tracker, meaning they were not sold against a clock. The 34 limited-time ones are the risk, but several have returned. Venom's Snow Symbiote, first sold from 27 December 2024 to 17 January 2025, came back for the 616 Vault sale in June 2025 and again in the Festive Throwback tab from 19 December 2025 to 2 January 2026. The June 2026 616 Vault brought back Psylocke's Breezy Butterfly, Invisible Woman's Azure Shade, The Punisher's Aqua Arsenal, Cloak & Dagger's Polarity Bond and Winter Soldier's Polarity Soldier.

Battle pass Legendaries have a route back too. The developer has rerun the Season 0, 1, 2, 3 and 4 passes, each for about two weeks, most recently Season 4 from 11 to 24 September 2026; on 10 October 2026 the wiki listed reruns at 1,190 Lattice, above the original price. Some event passes return as well, as Seeds of the Gardener did from 18 June to 2 July 2026. None of this is scheduled or promised, so if a limited Legendary matters to you, buying it in its first window is the only sure option.

How we counted, and why other lists disagree

Every number here comes from one source, read on one day, so it is internally consistent: 557 costumes, 139 Legendary, 275 Epic and 143 Rare across 54 heroes, current to 9 October 2026. Each costume counts once, on its first release date, which is why returns such as Snow Symbiote do not add to a hero's total. No Legendary has ever been a Twitch drop or a rank reward in this data; those routes have only ever handed out Rare costumes.

Other counts drift for two main reasons. Older roundups stopped updating around Season 7, before Magik, Luna Snow and Rogue added several each, and some lists fold in chromas or treat bundles as separate items. If a hero's count here looks off to you, check that hero's costume list inside the game, which is the final word. For every costume tier, price and season in one place, see the Marvel Rivals skins catalog.