Marvel Rivals Ranked Rewards (2026): Every Gold Costume So Far

Marvel Rivals pays for rank in two ways: a free costume for reaching Gold, handed out every half-season, and a set of nameplate frames and Crests of Honor for the higher tiers once per season. The costume is the one most players chase, and it has two conditions that catch people out every half-season. This guide covers the rules as they stand on 2 November 2026: what each rank earns, exactly what the Gold costume needs, when rewards arrive, and every Gold costume NetEase has named so far.

What each rank earns

NetEase has kept the same shape since Season 3 (July 2025), when it added nameplate frames "for Diamond and Platinum ranks" next to the Gold costume and the "Crests of Honor for Grandmaster, Celestial, Eternity, and the illustrious Top 500":

Rank at the end	Reward	Handed out	Tracked PC players at or above (community)
Gold	The half-season's Gold costume	Every half-season	72.7%
Platinum	A nameplate frame	Once per season	55.6%
Diamond	Its own nameplate frame	Once per season	34.1%
Grandmaster	Grandmaster Crest of Honor	Once per season	14.9%
Celestial	Celestial Crest of Honor	Once per season	3.7%
Eternity	Eternity Crest of Honor	Once per season	0.36%
Top 500	Top 500 Crest of Honor	Once per season	Top 500 per platform

Rewards per rank from NetEase's Season 2, Season 3 and Season 5 patch notes. Last column: RivalsTracker, Season 10.5, PC, 583,229 tracked profiles, read 2 November 2026, a community sample rather than an official census.

Beebom's list of the Season 10 rewards names the crests slightly differently: Grandmaster, Celestial, "Eternity & One Above All", "One Above All" and "Top 500". NetEase's own notes speak of crests for Grandmaster, Celestial, Eternity and the Top 500, and call the Top 500 crest the one "for the top 500 (One Above All)". Either way, which crest you get depends on where you finish the season, and the Season 10 frames were the God Bomb frame (Platinum) and the Divine Tempest frame (Diamond), per the same list.

The Gold costume: one every half-season

The Season 5 notes set the rule that still applies: "Gold-tier rewards remain the same; one costume per half-season." To earn it "you must complete 10 ranked matches in that season's half and finish at Gold rank or higher at the end of the half-season". Two conditions, and both bite:

• Ten matches in this half. Matches from the first half don't count toward the second half's costume. Play your ten early; a busy last week can leave you one game short.
• Gold at the end, not at your best. Marvel Rivals checks your rank when the half ends. Reaching Gold II in week two and sliding to Silver I by the deadline means no costume. If you're just above Gold III, a cushion of a division or two is worth more than one last game.

Play ten matches in both halves and finish both at Gold, and you collect both costumes of the season, plus the season-end rewards. Season 10.5's costume is Jeff the Land Shark – Razor-Tooth, and Season 10.5 ends when Season 11 begins on 13 November 2026, per NetEase's roadmap.

Crests of Honor and nameplate frames

Since Season 5 (November 2025), "Crests of Honor (inc. Top 500) and Nameplate Frame rewards are now granted once per season at the season's end". To receive them you must have completed your placements and finished the season at the required rank. In practice:

• They follow your final rank of the full season. The x.5 half doesn't hand out a separate crest; your rank simply carries through it, since half-seasons don't reset.
• Higher ranks still get the costume. The costume rule says "Gold rank or higher", so a Grandmaster or Eternity player who plays ten ranked matches in the half gets it too, on top of the season's crest.
• The Top 500 crest needs a Top 500 place. One Above All is the Top 500, and the leaderboard is kept separately for PC, PlayStation and Xbox. Our Eternity and One Above All guide explains it.

Why placements decide every reward

NetEase's Season 5 rule is blunt: "If you don't finish all placement matches this season, you will not receive any season rewards." Each full season starts with ten placements. If you finish them in the first half, your rank carries into the second half; if not, you can finish them in the second half and still qualify for that half's rewards. With Season 11 on 13 November, that means:

1. Finish your ten placements first.

   Nothing counts until they're done, and they set the rank you're defending.

2. Then play at least ten ranked matches in the half.

   That's the costume's own count, per half-season.

3. Be at Gold or higher when the half ends.

   Leave yourself room above Gold III for a late losing streak.

Placements work the same for everyone with a previous rank: they start three divisions below last season's final rank, and new players start from Silver III. The details are in our placement matches guide.

Every Gold costume so far

These are the Gold-rank costumes NetEase's patch notes name, from Season 1.5 to Season 10.5. Portraits show the hero, not the costume.

Hero	Gold costume	Season	Started
Jeff the Land Shark	Razor-Tooth	Season 10.5	Oct 2026
Gorr the God Butcher	Gods' Graveyard	Season 10	Sep 2026
Jubilee	Crimson Crown	Season 9	Jul 2026
Devil Dinosaur	Corporate Cruncher	Season 8	May 2026
Black Cat	Beguiling Blue	Season 7.5	Apr 2026
White Fox	Secret Agent	Season 7	Mar 2026
Elsa Bloodstone	Apex Huntress	Season 6.5	Feb 2026
Deadpool	Workwear Woes	Season 6	Jan 2026
Rogue	Queen's Defense	Season 5.5	Dec 2025
Gambit	Sacrificial Pawn	Season 5	Nov 2025
Angela	Siriana's Silver	Season 4	Sep 2025
Phoenix	Emerald Flames	Season 3	Jul 2025
Emma Frost	Golden Diamond	Season 2	Apr 2025
Human Torch	Blood Blaze	Season 1.5	Feb 2025
Invisible Woman	Blood Shield	Season 1.5	Feb 2025

What's missing, and why: the Season 8.5 and Season 9.5 patch notes don't name a Gold costume at all, and we haven't confirmed the Season 0, 1, 2.5, 3.5 and 4.5 rewards in NetEase's notes, so they aren't listed rather than guessed. The Season 1.5 notes list two, Invisible Woman's Blood Shield and Human Torch's Blood Blaze, as "S1.5 Gold Rank costume rewards". NetEase hasn't announced a way to earn a past Gold costume again.

When rewards arrive

The Gold costume is tied to the end of its half-season, and crests and frames to the end of the full season. Beebom's reward guide adds that the rewards "won't be available to claim until the current season ends", so don't expect the costume the moment you reach Gold. For Season 10.5 that's 13 November 2026, the date NetEase's roadmap gives for Season 11 and the end date RivalsMeta shows for Season 10.5. Past seasons went live at 09:00 UTC; NetEase hasn't announced Season 11's time.

How many players reach each reward

NetEase publishes no rank percentages. RivalsTracker's Season 10.5 sample for PC gives an idea of how hard each reward is, with the caveat that it counts tracked profiles, not every player:

• Gold costume: 72.7% of tracked profiles were Gold III or higher.
• Platinum frame: 55.6%; Diamond frame: 34.1%.
• Grandmaster crest: 14.9%; Celestial crest: 3.7%; Eternity crest: 0.36%.

The single biggest division in the sample is Silver III, with 12.31% of tracked profiles, three divisions short of the costume. That's where every new player places from. The full table is in our rank distribution guide.

Help reaching a reward rank

The costume rewards whoever is at Gold when the half ends, so timing matters more than speed. A rank boost from Silver III to Gold III is $8.10 today, Gold I to Platinum III for the frame $4.00, and five net wins at Silver $10.57, from the same engine as checkout. Whatever you choose, the costume still needs its own count: at least ten ranked matches on your account in that half.

Be clear about the rules first: NetEase's Terms of Use forbid sharing your account, and a piloted boost means someone else plays it. NetEase can act against an account that breaks the terms. Read the Risk Disclosure and is Marvel Rivals boosting safe? before you order. Duo keeps you at the controls on your own account. Marvel Rivals orders aren't open yet: get the launch alert on the Marvel Rivals page.

• Reach the rank: Rank Boost to Gold, Platinum or a crest tier.
• A fixed push: Ranked Net Wins, priced per win at your rank.
• First things first: Placement Matches, which every reward depends on.

Related guides: Season 11 rank reset · Marvel Rivals ranks explained · unlock Competitive · rank distribution