Marvel Rivals has unveiled two striking new character skins—Loki’s Shin Sagi-Shi and Hela’s Yami no Karasu—both inspired by the eerie, mythic aesthetic of the Kirisaki Mountains from Marvel’s Demon Days by Peach Momoko. These limited-time cosmetic upgrades reimagine the Asgardian duo through the lens of Japanese folklore, blending Marvel lore with hauntingly beautiful traditional visuals.
The skins will be available starting April 25 at 2:00 UTC. While pricing details haven’t been officially confirmed yet, players can expect each skin to include exclusive in-game content such as themed emotes, stickers, and visual effects that match the dark elegance of the Kirisaki theme. This release follows the earlier launch of Peni Parker’s Yatsukahagi skin in the same artistic universe, with more Kirisaki-inspired designs teased on Marvel Rivals’ social channels.
To give fans a deeper look into the creative process, Marvel Rivals also launched Art Vision Vol. 01, a behind-the-scenes video series featuring lead concept artist Dino and other members of the art team. In it, they break down how the game’s unique visual identity—from character design to environment storytelling—is built from cultural inspiration, comic art evolution, and technical artistry.
Strike a Pose for Free Marvel Rivals Rewards
In celebration of Season 2: Hellfire Gala, Marvel Rivals is hosting a limited-time online event where players can earn real-world collectibles. Simply locate the hidden welcome signs scattered across the new Krakoa Map, strike a pose near one, capture a screenshot, and either retweet or comment on the official event post.
Prizes include:
- 10 winners will receive an exclusive Jeff the Land Shark Hand Fan
- 10 additional winners will get a set of Series 2 Fridge Magnets
The event ends April 25, and winners will be announced on April 29—so act fast if you want to add these unique items to your collection.
For improved performance, NetEase recently rolled out an experimental update aimed at reducing memory usage and enhancing overall game stability—a move that makes Marvel Rivals even more accessible for players across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
Stay tuned for more updates and future Kirisaki-themed releases—there’s plenty more coming in the world of Marvel Rivals.
