All Magik Skins in Marvel Rivals: Costumes & Prices

Magik has one of the deepest wardrobes in Marvel Rivals, which makes her a good test of how the game prices costumes. Her signature skin, the Epic "Phoenix Demon", costs 1,400 Units on its own or 1,600 Units as a bundle with a nameplate, spray, emote and MVP animation — the standard Epic tier. This guide lists her costumes, what they cost, and which are worth your Units first. Checked 9 September 2026; prices for individual costumes rotate, so treat the per-skin figures as the expected tier rather than a live quote.

Phoenix Demon: the one to know

Phoenix Demon is Magik's most recognisable costume and a textbook Epic: a complete remodel for 1,400 Units solo, or 1,600 Units bundled with the matching cosmetics. It leans into her demonic Limbo side rather than the X-Men uniform, and because it is an Epic it usually rotates back into the shop if you miss it — Epics are the tier least likely to vault for good. If you buy one Magik skin, this is the default pick.

Magik's fuller wardrobe

Beyond Phoenix Demon, Magik's reported costumes include Netherworld Noble, Infernal Idol, Soulless Sword, Soul Surfer, New Millenia Might, Punkchild, Eldritch Armor, Frozen Demon, Amethyst Armor, the Retro X-Uniform and Will of Galacta. Most sit at the 1,400-Unit Epic tier, with the top-end costumes reaching into Legendary pricing around 2,000 Units. That spread — a summery Soul Surfer, a punk Punkchild, a classic Retro X-Uniform — is why she is a favourite for players who like to match a look to a mood.

A note on accuracy: the exact price and current availability of each Magik costume shift as the shop rotates, and some of these names come from community trackers rather than a first-party list, so we mark the individual figures as approximate. The tiers are reliable — Rare, Epic and Legendary each have a consistent price band — so use those to budget and confirm the exact number in the shop before buying.

Which Magik skins are best value

For value, the Epic costumes at 1,400 Units are the sweet spot — a full remodel without the Legendary premium, and the tier most likely to return if you miss it. Phoenix Demon and Eldritch Armor are the crowd favourites there. The Legendary-tier costumes are worth it only if you want the extra effects and animation, and the seasonal ones (like the Summer Finale Soul Surfer) come with a vault risk. Magik features in our wider best Marvel Rivals skins picks for exactly this reason: strong looks at the affordable tier.

How to buy Magik's costumes

You buy Magik's costumes in the in-game shop with Units, the same as any hero — there is no cheaper outside source and no way to trade for one, since the cosmetics are account-bound. Check the shop's rotation, since not every costume is available at once, and preview the model and effects before spending because refunds are effectively unavailable. For how the currency, tiers and seasons work across every hero, see the full Marvel Rivals skins catalog.

Magik's wardrobe by theme

One reason Magik is a favourite to collect is that her costumes span several distinct looks rather than recolouring one idea. There is the demonic Limbo direction — Phoenix Demon, Infernal Idol, Eldritch Armor, Frozen Demon — that leans into her sorcerer-queen side. There is the classic comics lane, headed by the Retro X-Uniform, for players who want the recognisable X-Men look. And there are the off-beat and seasonal takes, like the punk-styled Punkchild and the summery Soul Surfer from a Summer Finale event. That range means you can pick a Magik costume to suit a mood or a loadout theme, which is exactly the kind of variety that keeps a hero's shop entries selling season after season.

How her wardrobe compares to other heroes

Magik sits among the best-served heroes for cosmetics, alongside marquee names like Spider-Man, Luna Snow, Psylocke and Hela. That is not an accident: the heroes with the deepest wardrobes are the ones that sell, so the art team keeps feeding them costumes across seasons and events. The flip side is that newer or more niche heroes have far fewer options and fill out slowly over time. If you are choosing a main partly for the drip of new looks, an established, popular hero like Magik is a safe bet — there is a large existing catalog and a steady stream of additions, rather than a thin selection you have to wait on.

Building a Magik look on a budget

If you want a strong Magik look without overspending, a simple plan works. Start with one Epic costume you love at the 1,400-Unit tier — Phoenix Demon is the safe default — and buy it as the bundle for 1,600 Units so the matching nameplate, spray, emote and MVP animation tie the presentation together. Skip the Legendary tier unless a specific costume's extra effects genuinely win you over, since the price jump to around 2,000 to 2,400 Units buys polish rather than a new look. And watch the shop rotation: because Epics tend to return, patience often lets you catch the exact costume you want at the standard price rather than paying event pricing for a seasonal one you liked slightly less.

As with every hero page here, treat the per-costume prices and availability as a snapshot dated to 9 September 2026. Magik's wardrobe grows and rotates, and some of the costume names above come from community trackers rather than one first-party list, so we band the figures to the reliable rarity tiers — Rare, Epic, Legendary — and tell you to confirm the exact number in the shop before buying. That approach is deliberate: a wrong price on a page you cannot refund against is worse than an honest band plus a reminder to check. What stays true regardless of rotation is that Magik is a deep, well-supported wardrobe where the affordable Epic tier does most of the work.