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MARVEL Tōkon Fighting Souls — Roster, Editions, and Modes
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GAME INTRODUCTION
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MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls is a released 4v4 tag-team fighting game for PlayStation 5 and Windows PC. Its launch roster contains 20 playable characters, matches are one player versus one player, and crossplay connects PS5 and PC.
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- Release date, PS5 and PC access, and Xbox status
- All 20 launch characters and the roster/DLC boundary
- Standard, Digital Deluxe, and Ultimate Edition comparison
- Crossplay, local play, online accounts, and PS Plus
- Official Windows minimum and recommended requirements
- Episode, Versus, Training, Ranked, Casual, and lobby modes
- Year 1 pass, Phoenix Cyclops, characters, and stage
What 4v4 means here
Each player selects four characters, but this is not an eight-human team mode. One player controls each side. At the start of a match, only the first two team members are available. A successful stage transition or wall bounce near an area edge, or losing a round, can bring the third and fourth characters into play.
The game supports local Versus, CPU fights, Training, Episode story content, Ranked and Casual matches, private Room Matches, and a larger online lobby. The lobby can hold up to 64 users, but the actual fight still has two opposing players.
Current purchase boundary
The US PlayStation prices checked August 25 were $59.99 Standard, $84.99 Digital Deluxe, and $99.99 Ultimate. Deluxe adds the Year 1 Character and Stage Pass, Howard the Duck lobby avatar, and Cosmo lobby pet. Ultimate adds five costumes and animated chromatic colors. These cosmetics do not turn Howard or Cosmo into playable roster members.
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Each match is one player against one player, with each side building a four-character team.Official source ↗
The launch roster contains 20 playable fighters; lobby avatars and pets are not roster characters.Official source ↗
Stage transitions can bring the third and fourth members of a team into an active match.Official source ↗
RELEASE & AVAILABILITY
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SYSTEMS & REFERENCE
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Episode supplies the original Marvel story, while Versus, Training, CPU play, Ranked, Casual, private rooms, and the lobby cover local and online play.
→Editions · Aug 25, 2026MARVEL Tōkon Editions — Standard, Deluxe, and UltimateStandard contains the game; Deluxe adds the Year 1 pass and two lobby items; Ultimate adds five costumes and animated chromatic colors.
→Roster and characters · Aug 25, 2026MARVEL Tōkon Roster — All 20 Launch CharactersThe launch roster has 20 playable fighters; Howard the Duck and Cosmo are lobby items, while Phoenix Cyclops is separate Year 1 content.
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PERFORMANCE & SUPPORT
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Both official tiers need Windows 11, 16 GB RAM, and 27 GB; the minimum GPU is RTX 2060 6 GB or RX 6600 XT 8 GB.
→Multiplayer and accounts · Aug 25, 2026MARVEL Tōkon Crossplay, Online, and Offline PlayPS5 and PC can crossplay, but each fight has two opposing players; local Versus, CPU, Training, and Episode content can be played offline.
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