The Fantastic Four have arrived, adding four exciting new heroes to the game! This season kicks off with Mister Fantastic and Invisible Woman, with Thing and Human Torch joining the roster later. Let's dive into the details of these two new additions.

Table of Contents

• Who Are the New Heroes?
• Invisible Woman
• Mister Fantastic

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Who Are the New Heroes?

Mister Fantastic and Invisible Woman are the initial additions, bringing unique gameplay styles to the battlefield. Thing (tank) and Human Torch (duelist) will round out the Fantastic Four team-up later in the season. This team-up provides synergy; Invisible Woman's healing is enhanced, and Mister Fantastic gains a rapid health regeneration ability.

Invisible Woman

A welcome addition to the relatively small support roster, Invisible Woman offers a refreshing take on the support role.

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Her attacks pierce multiple targets, damaging enemies and healing allies simultaneously – ideal for crowd control. However, her attack range is limited, necessitating close proximity to teammates.

Invisible Woman's invisibility is a unique ability, achieved by refraining from attacks or ability use for six seconds. While effective for healing, the lengthy activation time limits its practical application. A more effective invisibility tactic is utilizing her double jump for swift escapes.

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She can deploy a shield in front of an ally (right-click), offering crucial protection, especially for duelists. Remember to reposition the shield to protect injured teammates, as it provides area-of-effect healing.

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Further abilities include attracting and repelling opponents. Repelling is primarily defensive, useful before evasive maneuvers. Attracting helps allies close the gap for attacks. She can also launch a damaging sphere, pulling enemies into its area of effect – perfect for chokepoints and crowd control.

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While a three-hit melee combo pushes enemies away, it's generally less effective than her other abilities due to vulnerability during the animation.

Her ultimate creates a healing and invisibility zone for the team. However, its stationary nature makes it susceptible to area-of-effect attacks.

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Invisible Woman provides a well-balanced support option, comparable in effectiveness to heroes like Luna Snow and Mantis. While mastering her abilities requires practice, her tactical versatility makes her a valuable asset to any team.

Mister Fantastic

Mister Fantastic offers a unique and entertaining playstyle, leveraging his elastic abilities.

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His medium-range attacks can be angled to hit multiple targets. His abilities and attacks fill a meter; upon reaching maximum capacity, he transforms into an inflated form, significantly increasing damage and durability.

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His "Shift" ability allows him to absorb damage for a short duration, then releasing it in a powerful counterattack.

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He can attract characters, gaining a temporary shield; allies receive a shield, while enemies take damage. This is excellent for battlefield repositioning and survivability.

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His right-click ability immobilizes opponents with a long-range arm extension, allowing him to either pull them in or grab another enemy for a combined aerial throw.

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His ultimate involves a jumping area-of-effect attack, slowing and damaging enemies. Multiple hits trigger additional attacks, similar to Bucky's ultimate, though often less effective.

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Mister Fantastic blends duelist and tank elements, offering a powerful but not overpowered playstyle. Both Invisible Woman and Mister Fantastic show the developers' commitment to creating unique and engaging characters. We eagerly anticipate the arrival of Thing and Human Torch!