Dataminers found 15 previously unannounced heroes for Marvel's Avengers

Marvel's Avengers team
Marvel's Avengers team (Image credit: Square Enix)

What you need to know

  • Marvel's Avenger is a hotly anticipated title from Square Enix coming later this year.
  • A selection of characters has already been shown off, but numbers are a little limited at release.
  • Additional characters have already been promised post-release, and we now may have an idea of which ones.
  • 15 new characters were apparently found in a leak by dataminers, and could all be in the works for future releases.

Marvel's Avengers has made the lofty claim of offerint to let you control numerous Marvel heroes and all their respective powers, and impresses with its sheer potential in our beta hands-on. However, the roster at launch will be a little on the light side, with fan favorites like Captain American, Thor, and Iron Man all making an appearance, but many other heroes being left by the wayside.

We already know of one hero coming in a future release, with Spider-Man being a Playstation exclusive, coming at some point in 2021. Other than that, details are scarce. However, a recent leak reported by IGN reveals up to 15 additional heroes that are present in the game's code, and were found by some crafty dataminers.

According to the leak, the following Marvel heroes are potential future add-ons for the Marvel's Avengers game:

  • Ant Man
  • The Wasp
  • Vision
  • Black Panther
  • Dr. Strange
  • Falcon
  • Mar-Vell
  • Mockingbird
  • Quake
  • Winter Soldier
  • Scarlet Witch
  • Captain Marvel
  • Kate Bishop
  • She-Hulk
  • War Machine

This is a solid list, and adds a lot of the heros some fans felt were missing from the base game, like Dr. Strange, Ant Man, and Captain Marvel. There's no word on when any of these heroes will make their appearance, or even if they'll actually show up at all. After all, this is a leak, so take everything here with a hefty pinch of salt. Hopefully all of these heroes will eventually find their way to the game, however, so everyone has a chance to play as their favorite hero.

Marvel's Avengers will release on September 4, 2020, so set your calendars for this ambitious adventure title. It's getting a free upgrade, so anyone who buys it on PS4 or Xbox One can get the PS5 or Xbox Series X version for free.

Zachary Boddy
Zachary Boddy is the Minecraft Expert and a News Writer for Windows Central, Android Central, and iMore. They have been gaming and writing for most of their life, and have been freelancing for Android Central and its sister sites since 2019, with a focus on Xbox and PC gaming. You can find Zachary on Twitter [@BoddyZachary](https://twitter.com/BoddyZachary).
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