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Updated key art for MultiVersus, showing players the original characters in the fighting game.
Image via Player First Games

All confirmed and leaked characters in MultiVersus

There's currently 32 playable fighters—but fans can expect more in the future.

MultiVersus released in full on May 28 following a year of post-beta development to improve the platform fighter. With this relaunch, the free-to-play title still heavily relies on its characters to pull players in—whether they’re already on the roster or could be added in the future.

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The fighting game is developed by Player First Games and published by Warner Bros. Games, meaning it pulls almost exclusively from the wide library of Warner Bros. Discover IP to craft a roster of characters for a crossover showdown. From Bugs Bunny and Superman to Gizmo and original characters, the list of MultiVersus fighters is full of major surprises—and is set to continue expanding.

Even before its reveal in 2021, rumors and leaks about MultiVersus’ gameplay and roster surfaced online. This escalated throughout 2022 and 2023 with a slew of datamines pulled from various tests or previous builds being sporadically shared online and revealing information about what characters could be coming through things like unused voice lines, visuals, or just lines of text buried deep in normally inaccessible files.

With the game’s re-release on May 28 containing more new content and characters, here’s a full list of confirmed playable characters in MultiVersus and a breakdown of what characters may be coming to the game post-launch based on years of info dumps.

None of the leaks have been confirmed and could end up absent from product throughout its lifespan, especially with how dated some datamines are.

Full MultiVersus roster: All currently playable characters

A large roster of WB characters for MultiVersus, featuring the likes of Wonder Woman, Harley Quinn, Batman, Velma, Taz, Shaggy, and more.
The roster is ever-expanding. Image via Player First Games

In June 2023, when the open beta of MultiVersus was taken offline so Player First Games could focus on finishing the game’s development, there were 23 playable characters. The beta originally launched with 17 characters in 2022 and was updated through to November 2022 with several additional fighters—the last of which was Marvin the Martian.

We have since had the reveal of The Joker and more characters are on the way, as shown in the official launch trailer for the game. Now—as of Nov. 13, 2024—we have 32 characters in the fighting game.

CharacterSeries
Agent SmithThe Matrix
Arya StarkGame of Thrones
BatmanDC Comics
Banana GuardAdventure Time
BeetlejuiceBeetlejuice
Black AdamDC Comics
Bugs BunnyLooney Tunes
Finn the HumanAdventure Time
GarnetSteven Universe
GizmoGremlins
Harley QuinnDC Comics
Iron GiantThe Iron Giant
Jake the DogAdventure Time
Jason VoorheesFriday the 13th
The JokerDC Comics
LeBron JamesSpace Jam: A New Legacy
Marvin the MartianLooney Tunes
Morty SmithRick and Morty
NubiaDC Comics
Powerpuff GirlsThe Powerpuff Girls
RavenTeen Titans
ReindogMultiVersus Original
Rick SanchezRick and Morty
Samurai JackSamurai Jack
Shaggy RogersScooby-Doo
Steven UniverseSteven Universe
StripeGremlins
SupermanDC Comics
TazLooney Tunes
Tom and JerryTom and Jerry
Velma DinkleyScooby-Doo
Wonder WomanDC Comics

All leaked and rumored characters for MultiVersus: Who is coming to MultiVersus next?

Image showing Samurai Jack in MultiVersus.
Still more characters in store. Image via Warner Bros. Games

This is a list of compiled information from multiple datamines, leaks, and rumors dating back to before the official MultiVersus reveal in November 2021.

None of this information has been confirmed by Player First Games or Warner Bros. and is purely based on content shared online within the community, which, as of May 2024, is likely very outdated and no longer reliable.

  • Marceline (Adventure Time) – Discussions with director (confirmed on Nov. 6)
  • Gandalf (Lord of the Rings) – Leaked images/May have been scrapped
  • Legolas (Lord of the Rings) – Datamine/May have been scrapped
  • Harry Potter – Original game leak/May have been scrapped
  • Ron Weasley (Harry Potter) – Original game leak/May have been scrapped
  • Fred Flintstone – Original game leak
  • Johnny Bravo – Original game leak
  • Mad Max – Original game leak/May have been scrapped
  • Ben 10 – Early leaks
  • Godzilla – Datamine
  • King Kong – Datamine
  • Neo (The Matrix) – Datamine/may have been replaced by Agent Smith
  • Scorpion (Mortal Kombat) – Datamine and early leaks
  • Sub Zero (Mortal Kombat) – Datamine
  • Emmet (The LEGO Movie) – Datamine
  • Static Shock (DC Comics) – Datamine
  • Poison Ivy (DC Comics) – Datamine
  • Craig of the Creek – Datamine
  • Wicked Witch (The Wizard of Oz) – Datamine
  • Daenerys Targaryen (Game of Thrones) – Datamine
  • Daffy Duck (Looney Tunes) – Data-mined animations
  • Mr. Meeseeks (Rick and Morty) – Data-mined files and animations separate from NPC character
  • Aquaman (DC Comics) – Data-mined voice lines

MultiVersus character speculation

Superman and Iron Giant speaking in MultiVersus.
Image via Player First Games

In addition to these data-mined characters, files for several other fighters were found in the game’s code at different times pointing to characters like Naruto, Wreck-It Ralph, or Fix-It Felix from Disney’s Wreck-It Ralph movie series, and The Incredible Hulk. Naruto and Hulk have fallen through, with those files featured within placeholder characters called Ninja and Brute. 

Ted Lasso could appear as either a fighter or Announcer Pack because actor Jason Sudeikis reportedly reached out to PFG and was interested. NetherRealm Studios may not have a representative because of creative differences with PFG on how the characters from Mortal Kombat would be portrayed. Master Chief and “other popular characters” that have not been featured in Super Smash Bros. were brought up, including Eleven from Stranger Things.

Licensing for characters like Godzilla, the Lord of the Rings cast, or the Harry Potter cast may prevent them from appearing in the game at any stage. Specifically for Gandalf, who was shown in leaked promotional material for the game before its reveal, his moveset may have been used for other characters after he was scrapped.


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