MultiVersus leaks show Robin joining the roster - as a skin for LeBron
New skins for LeBron, Arya, Wonder Woman, and more are in line
Upcoming MultiVersus skins have begun to leak thanks to several dataminers and eagle-eyed fans, giving us a pretty clear idea about what the game's future cosmetics will look like.
Perhaps the most notable of the leaks (via PCGamesN) indicates that Robin will soon be a playable character - in the form of a new skin for LeBron James, that is. LeBron's Robin skin references a moment in Space Jam: A New Legacy. While dataminers had already uncovered evidence of the skin, its appearance in the official MultiVersus Twitch extension put any doubts about its veracity to rest.
Dataminer AisulMV has another look at the LeBron Robin skin, plus images of a new Arya, Bugs, and Jake.
new skins #multiversus #multiversusleaks pic.twitter.com/d9TvrPUsHFJuly 27, 2022
It seems Taz is getting new outfits, too. The outfit for Harley shown below already appeared in the closed alpha, however.
pic.twitter.com/loHdDcFizQJuly 27, 2022
And, lastly, there's a set of golden armor for Wonder Woman, based on the costume's appearance in Wonder Woman 1984.
forgot this one https://t.co/dHtfwMZGUF pic.twitter.com/GuVDZ6JYZ9July 27, 2022
MultiVersus just hit open beta, which for most players basically means it's out - the game is now fully public and free-to-play, with no more progress wipes planned before the 1.0 launch. Outside of the datamines, a load of additional Multiversus characters have leaked, ranging from Godzilla to Ted Lasso.
The game has already proven a hit on Steam even with the open beta label. It became the fourth-biggest game on the platform yesterday, topping the likes of GTA 5 and Apex Legends in its rise to the top.
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