Marvel Rivals Christmas skins: Prices, how to get, and more

The first major event for Marvel Rivals is underway, aptly in time for the holidays. If you’re looking to get some seasonal Christmas skins in Marvel Rivals, this is everything you need to know about them.

All Marvel Rivals Christmas skins

The following are all the skins available for this event. They will be listed by screenshot, price, or way to get them.

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Cuddly Fuzzlefin Jeff the Land Shark

This is the only free skin coming in this event. However, you will need to partake in Jeff’s limited-time Winter Splash Festival playlist. Here, you’ll only play as Jeff the Land Shark.

Complete the challenges inside the event to decorate more of the Christmas card diorama. The more challenges you complete, the more points you get. Once you have maxed out at 500, you will get the skin along with a spray, emote, nameplate, and MVP screen.

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Holiday Happiness Groot

This costume, along with the Rocket Raccoon skin, seems to be purchasable only as a bundle. It’ll cost you a hefty sum of 2,300 Units or Lattice. You’ll also get a spray, MVP screen, nameplate, and emote for each character.

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Wild Winter Rocket Raccoon

Same deal as the Holiday Happiness Groot Skin; you have to buy him in a bundle. These skins are available from now (December 20) to December 27.

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Snow Symbioate Venom

Working the same way as Rocket and Groot, the Snow Symbiote Venom skin will be bundled in a pack, mostly costing the same. He’ll be packaged with Magik’s stuff for 2,300 Units or Lattice.

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Frozen Demon Magik

Since Magik is bundled with Venom, expect a skin for each character along with an emote, MVP screen, nameplate, and spray. These skins will be available starting December 27 and will run all the way until January 17, 2025.

Since all the skins minus Jeff’s skin cost currency, you’ll have to gather a good amount of Lattice or Units.

Lattice is gained by using real-world money or by progressing through the Battle Pass. Units are gained from completing challenges, Battle Pass progression, and just playing the game.

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