MCP Marvel Rivals is an MCP server that provides access to Marvel Rivals game data through a standardized interface. It connects AI assistants directly to the game's ecosystem, allowing users to query detailed statistics, character profiles, cosmetic assets, and player activity without manual lookups. The server is designed for gamers, analysts, and developers seeking to enrich LLM conversations with up-to-date hero abilities, full hero rosters, available skins, in-game achievements, game maps, and specific item types such as emotes, nameplates, MVPs, and sprays. Additionally, it enables players to look up usernames, retrieve player profiles, and inspect match histories. By interfacing through the Model Context Protocol, the server allows clients like Claude Desktop to automatically trigger tool calls that pull game assets and records directly into chat sessions.
Category: Other & General Purpose
Tags: game-data, gaming, marvel
claude_desktop_config.json). 3. Add the Marvel Rivals server configuration under the mcpServers object: json { "mcpServers": { "marvel-rivals": { "command": "npx", "args": ["@aimaginationlab/marvel-rivals-mcp"] } } } 4. Save the configuration file and restart Claude Desktop to load the new tools.Part of MCP Servers
You can run MCP Marvel Rivals directly using npx. In your MCP client configuration, such as Claude Desktop, add an entry under mcpServers specifying npx as the command and @aimaginationlab/marvel-rivals-mcp as the argument, then restart the client.
MCP Marvel Rivals provides access to hero information, ability kits, skins, in-game achievements, maps, cosmetic items, and player profiles. It also allows searching for players by username and retrieving their recent match history.
MCP Marvel Rivals works with any client that implements the Model Context Protocol and supports standard local command execution, including Claude Desktop.
Yes, MCP Marvel Rivals is open source and licensed under the MIT License on GitHub.