How to get the Marvel Rivals Venom twerk emote, Symbiote Boogie

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The Symbiote Boogie emote is no longer free in Marvel Rivals, but you can still get it

Marvel Rivals Venom twerk emote
(Image credit: NetEase)

The Marvel Rivals Venom twerk emote in Marvel Rivals, technically called the Symbiote Boogie, used to be a free reward as part of the Galacta's Cosmic Adventure limited time event. But now that the event has ended, the only way to see Venom dance and get the emote is to pay for it with in-game currency. I'll explain more about the process below, and how the most intimidating of the Marvel Rivals characters can get down and dance with the best of them.

How to unlock the Marvel Rivals Venom twerk emote

(Image: © NetEase)

The Venom Twerk and Symbiote Boogie emote in Marvel Rivals used to be tied to the limited-time event, "Galacta's Cosmic Adventure", but that event has now expired. Now the only way to obtain the Emote is to pay 500 Units via the in-game Store.

At this point, all you need to do is to go to Venom in the Hero Tab of the main menu, and equip the Symbiote Boogie emote to his radial menu like any other emote. Finally, the lethal protector and/or scourge of Spider-Man can get his groove on.

Of course, if you're interested in more options for Venom customization, there's a new Pick-Up Bundle that allows you to unlock an orange skin for the big brute, as well as the new Marvel Rivals Costume Coins that let you get even more skins for free! Or, if you want to know more about the future of the game, we've got all Marvel Rivals upcoming characters that have been revealed and leaked here!

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Joel Franey
Joel Franey
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