Multiversus is out now as a full-release free-to-play fighting game, and the roster on release is pretty colorful and pretty big. There are a lot of characters representing a lot of different shows, IPs, franchises, and more from all corners of the Warner Bros 'multiverse'.

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But, what about future Multiversus characters? What characters do fans want to see added to the game the absolute most, and why? There are a whole lot of Warner Bros. properties to choose from, so let's go over some of the most popular picks and why they would work great in Multiversus.

10 Animaniacs

They Were the Icons of Warner Bros for Many 90s Kids

One of the most highly requested characters so far for Multiversus has to be the Animaniacs. The original series was a longstanding part of the Kid's WB afternoon block of shows, and a large portion of the audience playing Multiversus will have at least heard of the Animaniacs before.

Additionally, they would be such interesting characters to include, as there are three of them (Yakko, Wakko, and Dot) which means their moveset would have to integrate using multiple characters at once like with Tom & Jerry or switching between the characters as something more akin to the Pokemon Trainer in the Smash Bros games. Overall, because of how easily the Animaniacs broke the fourth wall and interacted with celebrities, other characters from other shows, and more during each episode, Player First Games would have a whole lot of material to choose from when it comes to their move list.

9 Powerpuff Girls And/Or Mojo Jojo

Townsville & Mojo Jojo are Technically Already in the Game

Along the same vein of a 'group' fighter like the Animaniacs, The Powerpuff Girls are another obvious one for them to eventually include in Multiversus, especially since the full-release version of the game actually has a stage set in Townsville. If they do include a representative from this series, The Powerpuff Girls themselves are pretty likely, but people are also expecting villains like Mojo Jojo as well, since he's the main 'stage hazard' in the Townsville stage.

If and when they are brought into the game as newcomers, it's very likely that the girls would actually be separate characters if they were brought in rather than a 'group' fighter or one fighter with various costumes that would change their appearances between Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup.

8 Johnny Bravo

So Much Potential For Uniquely Hilarious Moves

A lot of the old Cartoon Network 90s reps are going to be on this list, as a lot of 90s kids are playing and loving Multiversus so far. Johnny Bravo is another character that would be just hilarious to bring into a fighting game. While Johnny, visually, is sort of designed to look buff and capable, anyone who has seen the show knows he's anything but that. Not only would it be great for Johnny to show up so people can hear his hilariously absurd Elvis-like voice again, but his moves would also likely be incredibly interesting as well.

In his show, Johnny Bravo was almost always hitting on women, and this usually resulted in him being beaten up by said women, their friends, their boyfriends, and so on. So, Johnny's moveset could take this into account and have a lot of his moves be something like him running to approach a girl, only to get hit by her and launched backward, with the run and the launch both functioning as attacks that could hit opponents.

7 Mordecai & Rigby

Longtime Highly-Requested Newcomers

This is another one that's been constantly mentioned on Reddit and in Discords ever since the days of the Open Beta, Mordecai and Rigby from The Regular Show. These two characters in general are incredibly beloved, which makes sense given that the show had over 240 episodes, and they would both make for fantastic characters either as a pair or as individual fighters.

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In general, it seems like people are actually pretty conflicted on whether they want these two as a two-for-one character or as individual characters, though the game is designed with 2v2 in mind, so even having them as their own fighters would still work since a 2s team could be Mordecai and Rigby, thereby completing the pair in another way. There's a whole lot they could do with their moveset, but honestly, it's the taunts that fans of the series would probably be the most excited about seeing.

6 Lumpy Space Princess

It'd Just Be so Funny

There are already two Adventure Time reps in Multiversus with both Finn and Jake, but with a show as beloved as Adventure Time with as many characters as it has, there's obviously more coming somewhere down the line. The most obvious choices are Princess Bubblegum, Marceline the Vampire Queen, or even Ice King, but a surprising amount of people really want Lumpy Space Princess in the game as well.

While Lumpy Space Princess doesn't quite have as much easy material to come up with unique attacks for, she would be an absolute riot to see in the game and the ones who did commit to playing her would likely be incredibly dedicated to getting good with her. Just imagine a Multiversus tournament at Evo or something, and the winner is Lumpy Space Princess, how funny would that be?

5 Daffy Duck

A Different 'Flavor' of Chaos Than Bugs Bunny

With Bugs Bunny already in the game, who else to add but his lovable cohort/rival Daffy Duck? Both Bugs and Daffy sort of fill the same 'niche' of fighter in that they're both Looney Tunes fighters that use a lot of slapstick gags. However, Daffy does have some other avenues he could go down for his moveset, such as his entire Duck Dodgers persona, or they could even use Porky Pig for some of his moves since the two are often a duo together when on screen.

This is all to say that the Looney Tunes well of characters is far from being dried up when it comes to Multiversus and basically any representative from the Looney Tunes IP will have plenty of material for the developers at Player First Games to look through to integrate them as their own unique fighter.

4 Will E. Coyote

Acme Slapstick to the Max

Rounding out the Looney Tunes inclusions is Wile E. Coyote, one of the most iconic reps from the IP and technically an actual villainous Looney Tunes character. Wile E. Coyote is best known for constantly trying (and failing) to hunt down the Road Runner and will use all sorts of Acme-branded weapons and inventions to do so. Essentially, if they put him into Multiversus, they'd be able to basically use any weapon or object for his attacks as long as they slapped the Acme branding on there.

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That said, out of all of his gags, the ones that typically come to mind the most when people think of Wil E. Coyote are dynamite, rockets, giant slingshots, boulders, and paint (AKA painting a 'fake tunnel' onto a rock wall) so hopefully if he does ever come to the Multiversus roster these gags will be integrated in his move list in some way.

3 Ben 10

Just so Many Aliens to Choose From

As far as characters with a whole lot of creative freedom for fighting game movesets go, Ben 10 otherwise known as Ben Tennyson is probably near the top of the list thanks to his Omnitrix. The amount of different aliens with unique abilities and incredibly unique appearances that Ben has turned into over the course of his multitude of seasons and series. Frankly, the Ben 10 IP is one of Cartoon Network's longest-running franchises ever and it's obvious that he would be an incredibly beloved and interesting inclusion into Multiversus.

Quite frankly, the main problem that the developers at Player First Games would face if they brought Ben 10 into Multiversus is simply deciding which of his many different alien forms to choose from for his moveset.

2 Samurai Jack

It Should Be Obvious Why

Samurai Jack is, like Ben 10, probably one of the most obvious characters to include in the Multiversus roster out of everyone. Anyone who grew up watching Cartoon Network is familiar with Samurai Jack, and almost anyone who is familiar with the character or show is a fan of it as well. Samurai Jack is just such an iconic series and he's such an iconic character it would be criminal not to include him or at the very least Aku as a fighter.

Granted, he would be a pretty typical 'sword character' like a lot of the fighters in Smash are and like Finn the Human is, but there's a lot they could do to get creative with his moveset thanks to the hundreds of different places that Jack has been to over the course of his multiple series.

1 Godzilla And/Or King Kong

Because the Game Needs More Giants

And finally, let's talk about some big characters. At the time of writing this, Iron Giant is really the only 'giant' character in Multiversus. One could argue that Jason Voorhees is also in that category, but honestly, he's pretty far from IG when it comes to size. So, it would be nice to include some other fighters in the roster that are of equal size, and who better to include than either Godzilla or King Kong?

These are both IPs/franchises that Warner Bros has access to, and both of them would be incredible inclusions that fans of both Multiversus and the King Kong/Godzilla IP would be ecstatic about. Honestly, why choose only one? Both should be characters in the game eventually, as being able to have King Kong and Godzilla as a team in 2s sounds amazing for the people playing them and absolutely miserable for their opponents who would have to deal with them.

MultiVersus

Platform(s)

PC , PS5 , PS4 , Xbox One , Xbox Series X , Xbox Series S

Developer(s)

Player First Games

Publisher(s)

Warner Bros. Interactive

Genre(s)

Fighting

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