Marvel Rivals: Who Is Galactus' Daughter? New Character Explained

The first trailer for Marvel Rivals ended with a first look and tease of Galactus' daughter Galacta who will play an important role in the game.

Marvel Rivals has already confirmed playable heroes and villains from across the superhero world such as Iron Man, Spider-Man, Loki, Luna Snow, and Magneto, but one of the game's characters is stirring up confusion.

Marvel Rivals Teases Female Galactus Character

After a preview of the character roster and multiplayer gameplay of Marvel Rivals, the debut trailer closed out with a female Galactus-like figure standing tall above reality and seemingly controlling the flow of the 6v6 matches.

It appears the alternate Galactus will play an important role in the game's lore as the one organizing and moderating the matches among heroes and villains, while also presumably being the narrating announcer.

Unfortunately, this makes it unlikely the female Galactus, known to comic readers as Galacta, will be a playable character in Marvel Rivals. Regardless, many will be eager to know her history in the Marvel universe ahead of her big break.

Who Is Galactus' Daughter in Marvel Rivals?

Galactus' daughter Galacta debuted in April 2009's Assistant-Sized Spectacular #2 and has since accused only a couple of appearances in Marvel Comics, making her major role in Marvel Rivals something of a shock for everybody.

Galacta - who is not part of the official Earth-616 Marvel continuity - has spent her life hiding on Earth as a human teenager called Gail, despite having the same world-consuming powers and cosmic hunger as her father.

Regardless, the estranged daughter of Galactus is far less villainous than her father and has spent her life searching for other ways to stop her cosmic hunger.

She has often used her powers for good to protect the Earth from immense danger and even to consume alien viruses to prevent them from spreading to humanity.

Among her abilities displayed include cloaking, cosmic awareness, teleportation, energy control, hyper-acceleration, levitation, and molecular restructuring.

Marvel Rivals will launch its Closed Alpha Test in May on PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store.