A brilliant thinker and fighter, Mr. Fantastic is an all-around successful hero in Marvel Rivals. His elastic fists can be difficult to contend with, and he can help defend his allies in dire situations. Here is a breakdown of all of his moves in the multiplayer hero shooter.

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Below are all Mister Fantastic's abilities in Marvel Rivals, as well as how best to use them in combat and some details on each one. Stretch Punch (R2/RT): Standard attack, a long range punch that deals respectable damage at a decent rate. No ammo limitations or reload, so you can keep up a constant barrage.

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Great duelists in Marvel Rivals need a good primary attack. Mister Fantastic’s primary attack is Stretch Punch. While he may not have any secondary attack type, this is still actually surprisingly versatile. This attack is a combo of 3 strikes. The first 2 strikes will use a single fist, while the final strike will use both hands.