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Marvel Rivals Giant-Size Brain Blast Mode Explained

By / Marvel Rivals / April 23, 2025

Marvel Rivals has announced the Giant-Size Brain Blast mode. Read this article to learn everything about it.

It's big brain time (Source: NetEase Games)
It’s big brain time (Source: NetEase Games)

NetEase Games is back at it again, and this time it’s not a costume or hero but an entirely new game mode. Yes, the developers of Marvel Rivals just announced a new limited-time mode that is all head. The new game mode is called Giant-Size Brain Blast, and as the name suggests, there will be big heads.

There was a time when big head modes were very popular, and Marvel Rivals is bringing that era back. The Giant-Size Brain Blast mode will be added to the game on April 25. We know you are very excited about this mode, and so are we. That’s why we created an entire article covering everything you’ll ever need to know.

In this article, we will explain how the Giant-Size Brain Blast mode works in Marvel Rivals.

Giant-Size Brain Blast Mode in Marvel Rivals

This will be a 12-player mode where everyone will have big heads. As you hit the opponent’s head, you will hear a funny horn sound. The mode will be an arcade type, so there will be no competitive rank system. However, there will be a separate ranking system that places players into different tiers like Top 10, Top 100, and Top 500. Aside from the fun factor, there will be rewards for those who participate in this mode.

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Giant-Size Brain Blast Mode Rewards

Hit heads and earn rewards (Source: NetEase Games)
Hit heads and earn rewards (Source: NetEase Games)

Almost every event or limited-time game mode comes with rewards. This time, there will be emotes and titles. For the emotes, all you have to do is play 10 matches with a specific hero to unlock their Brain Blast emote. However, earning a title is a bit more challenging.

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Those who place in the Top 10, Top 100, and Top 500 will earn the corresponding titles. There will be two rounds—one on April 25 and the second on May 2. Moreover, the ranking will be based on individual heroes and not the total number of matches. To simplify: play and win matches with a specific hero to move up the ranks. Each hero has a different leaderboard, so turn that big head on and start the rivalry.

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