Standard contains the game; Deluxe adds the Year 1 pass and two lobby items; Ultimate adds five costumes and animated chromatic colors.
MARVEL Tōkon Standard costs $59.99, Digital Deluxe costs $84.99, and Ultimate costs $99.99 in the US PlayStation listing. None of the higher editions advertises stronger moves or gameplay stats.
Edition comparison
| Content | Standard | Digital Deluxe | Ultimate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base game | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Year 1 Character and Stage Pass | No | Yes | Yes |
| Howard the Duck lobby avatar | No | Yes | Yes |
| Cosmo lobby pet | No | Yes | Yes |
| Five character costumes | No | No | Yes |
| Animated chromatic colors for launch roster | No | No | Yes |
| US price checked | $59.99 | $84.99 | $99.99 |
The five Ultimate costumes are Spider-Man Advanced Suit 2.0, Storm Punk Rock, Iron Man Classic, Captain America Classic, and Doctor Doom Supreme Ruler.
Upgrade prices
PlayStation lists a $40 Standard-to-Ultimate upgrade and a separate $34.99 Year 1 pass. The Deluxe-to-Ultimate upgrade was marked unavailable at the time of the check. Store availability can change, so confirm the current platform listing before buying an upgrade path.
The Year 1 pass is the part that adds playable content: four post-launch characters and one stage. Howard and Cosmo remain lobby items. Read the Year 1 DLC page for the currently named fighter.
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What does Digital Deluxe add?
The Year 1 Character and Stage Pass, Howard the Duck lobby avatar, and Cosmo lobby pet.
What does Ultimate add over Deluxe?
Five named character costumes and animated chromatic colors for all 20 launch fighters.
Are Howard and Cosmo playable?
No. They are lobby cosmetics.
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