Marvel Rivals Invisible Woman explained: Sue Storm tips, tricks and abilities

Sue Storm is one quarter of the Fantastic Four which arrived in the first post-launch update. NetEase Games has promised new characters will be free and has lived up to its promise so far.

For all the latest tips and tricks on how to master the Invisible Woman, keep on reading for a closer look at her abilities and more!

Marvel Rivals: Invisible Woman's abilities and kit explained

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The Invisible Woman has a complicated moveset, with various abilities and a four-star difficulty rating. She also has an incredibly high ceiling, but can be devastating in-game.

This is partly thanks to how varied she can be, offering massive damage output, plenty of healing, and excellent mobility.

Below is her complete kit explained, as well as her Team-Up ability:

• Orb Projection: Standard attack that launches a force field that pierces enemies, hitting enemies up to 30 metres away before returning. It deals damage and heals simultaneously.
• Psionic Vortex: Gather Psionic energy and cast it in a dome that will continuously cause damage to the opponent while drawing them into the centre.
• Force Physics: Manipulate energy to push enemies away from you or drag them towards you.
• Agile Strike: Release a three-hit combo, launching enemies up on the last hit. Ideally, you won't get this close as it's a melee move, but it helps get out of a jam.
• Veiled Step: Generate a forcefield at your feet to execute a double jump in the air that also turns you invisible before landing.
• Guardian Shield: Generate a force field in front of your teammates, providing them health while behind it. Any enemy that walks through is slowed down.
• Covert Advance: Become invisible after disengaging from combat, and gradually heals you while invisible.
• Invisible Boundary: Sue's ultimate ability turns all allies invisible wherever they are placed while also healing them; any enemy that passes through will be slowed down, too.
• Fantasti-Force: Team-Up ability with Mister Fantastic that allows him to apply a shield to himself that grants bonus health upon taking damage.

How to master Invisible Woman in Marvel Rivals

It's too soon to say the Invisible Woman is the best Strategist in Marvel Rivals, but her abilities make her a contender thanks to a mix of range, mobility and healing potential.

The key with this character is not to get too close, but fortunately her standard attack has good range and allows her to heal or deal damage without having to change approach.

What also helps her stand out is how effective she is in one-on-ones – thanks to being able to jump away using the double jump, ensnare enemies using the Psionic Vortex and push people away with Force Physics, she goes head-to-head with any damage character.

If you struggle against melee characters, these three moves will help even the odds and create distance.

On top of all that, she can turn invisible, almost at will, meaning she can always escape the advances of an enemy and disappear, allowing the opportunity to reset and strategise.

You will need to use every part of her kit to excel, but she's one of the few characters where everything serves a purpose and feels practical during a match.

How to get the Invisible Woman Blood Shield Skin

To unlock the Invisible Woman Blood Shield Skin, players must reach Gold Rank in season 1 of Marvel Rivals.

In order to climb the ranks to Gold, players must win ranked Marvel Rivals matches.

In theory, it's a straightforward unlock method, but it can take a while if you're struggling to secure victory.

At the time of writing, there's no method to preview the skin in-game, as ranked rewards will be distributed on 11th April 2025.

Read more on Marvel Rivals:

• Marvel Rivals codes - full list and how to redeem
• Is Marvel Rivals free? - what you can pay for
• Marvel Rivals characters - full list of playable heroes and villains
• Marvel Rivals crossplay - is it cross-platform?
• Marvel Rivals Twitch Drops - how to claim
• Marvel Rivals team-ups explained - all combinations
• Will Marvel Rivals be on PS4? - platforms explained

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