Daredevil is all set to arrive in Marvel Rivals on October 10 with Season 4.5, and the developers have provided an early glimpse of his duelist moves in a new trailer.
Matt Murdock, or Daredevil, is one of the most beloved characters in the Marvel fandom, and players have been awaiting the character’s arrival in Netease’s game for a very long time. The new trailer describes the character as “The Man Without Fear” and showcases the various moves Daredevil has in his arsenal.
Daredevil uses his clubs just as they are depicted in the comics, which have chains attached to them and function as nunchucks as well. In close-range situations, the character can get up close and personal and release a barrage of attacks at the character. In ranged attacks, the character features Devil’s Chain and Devil’s Throw, where he throws the club at the enemy.
Daredevil’s ultimate seems the most interesting as it brings a shadow over the enemy’s POV, which only allows them to see Daredevil and their immediate surroundings. Check out the description for the new Marvel Rivals character below:
Matt Murdock has always fought for the innocent, both as a lawyer and as Daredevil, protector of Hell’s Kitchen. With superhuman senses that compensate for his lack of vision, this Man Without Fear leaps into action without hesitation.
After Daredevil conquered the demon known as “The Beast,” he found himself with a true devil inside. One of The Beast’s captives, Yinglong, offered to help Daredevil harness this demonic power. Following Yinglong to the Eighth City, Daredevil transformed the prison realm into a refugee sanctuary, earning himself a new name: “Dizang.”
In other news, Marvel Rivals developers have confirmed that cross-progression will arrive with Season 5. Additionally, a recent leak suggested that loot boxes could be coming to the game. What are your thoughts on Daredevil’s duelist moves in Marvel Rivals? Let us know through the official Insider Gaming forums discussion.
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