Stop what you are doing and check out the Marvel Rivals Season 10 debut trailer. If you weren’t already giddy for Season 10, then you will be now, as Gorr The God Butcher is coming, as is a swathe of new content in the next major update.
Can you smell that? It’s that whiff of a new season, with NetEase already preparing to launch Marvel Rivals‘ 10th full season. Why not get things off to a deadly start by adding Gorr The God Butcher to the roster.
Gorr The God Butcher Arriving in Marvel Rivals Season 10
The Season 10 trailer has all the flair and pomp and circumstance we’ve come to expect from Marvel Rivals, living up to its massive billing it’s established over the last two years.
With Loki mysteriously vanishing from Marvel Rivals character selection ahead of Season 10, the new trailer finally gives us a proper explanation as to why…look away, Loki fans.
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Season 10 officially begins on September 11, and here’s the official description for the trailer:
‘Even the gods can die.
After wielding the power of All-Black the Necrosword against the would-be gods of Thebes, the God Butcher’s dark crusade brings him to Yggsgard.
As long as gods existed, mortals would be shackled to illusions and useless prayers instead of believing in themselves. His mission was clear: assemble the God Bomb and obliterate all things divine.
But the King of Yggsgard stands at the ready to defend his kingdom, the sound of thunder close behind him. Will they be enough to save the heavens from true mortal vengeance?’
Check out the ‘Butcher’s Blasphemy’ trailer below.
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