MARVEL Contest of Champions has spent a lot of 2021 introducing fighters from Marvel's massive catalog. But from Civil Warrior to Guillotine, there are more than enough original fighters that can contend with the best of the heroes and villains.
To keep up with their growing roster of original creations, two new fighters are making their way to the game—the first being the ghostly and terrifying Purgatory. Purgatory's the twisted alternate reality version of Queen Hassan, who defeated Guillotine and plans to continue her bloody conquest.
The Overseer is another fighter who comes from an alternate reality as the younger version of Maestro. Keeping his sanity, he uses the weapons of other Marvel heroes and an infinity gauntlet that harbors the Cosmic Cube. He uses its power to fight enemies across the multiverse.
Expect these new fighters to arrive sometime in June. Will you be checking them out when they arrive? We would love to hear your thoughts in the usual spot!
Freed from the confines of the iron maiden, Queen Haasen returns! Purgatory is a twisted, demonic creature, from an alternate timeline where Morningstar was finally able to defeat Guillotine and steal her sword back. With the blade back in her hands, the demonic presence within it overwhelmed Queen Haasen and convinced her to slay Guillotine. Doing so corrupted both her body and soul, transforming her into Purgatory and sending her on a bloodthirsty rampage unlike any seen in a millennium.
A younger version of Maestro from an alternate reality that is equal in every way, except he still maintains his sanity. The Overseer has just started his conquering career and while he isn’t villainous, he’s not quite noble either. He uses Captain America’s shield for defense, and the Silver Surfer board as a giant cleaver, but his most powerful weapon is a copy of the Infinity Gauntlet that holds the Cosmic Cube, which he uses to travel across The Battlerealm looking for conquest.
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