Although Jeff the Land Shark is arguably the most popular character in Marvel Rivals, our cute mascot isn’t the best support. His healing capability isn’t as strong as higher-tier characters, which becomes a problem during prolonged fights. His kit is also too simple compared to Mantis with her orb, and Warlock with his revives. He is definitely a decent pick for new players who just want to play as support. His Ultimate is also very fun if you like to throw your enemies off a cliff.

Loki is a solid choice for a support character, but he’s not the easiest to play. His performance heavily depends on the player’s skill and strategy. In addition to healing his allies, he can summon decoys that mimic his actions. While this ability sounds powerful, careful positioning of the illusions is crucial, as their attacks can be blocked by the environment. His Ultimate is unique, allowing him to shapeshift into any hero in the match and use all of their abilities for 15 seconds.

While other support characters focus on healing, Rocket Raccoon does the opposite by offering more utility and damage. Like Warlock, Rocket can also revive fallen allies using his Respawn Machine. His powerful tools allow him to inflict great damage on his enemies, making him more like a hybrid DPS instead of pure support. Like Loki, his performance heavily depends on the player’s ability to utilize his kit. He is also quite squishy and easily targeted due to his small size, so you must constantly move around.

And that’s everything you need to know about the best support units in Marvel Rivals. While this list is helpful, the choice of which character to play should ultimately depend on how much fun you have using that hero.

Marvel Rivals is now available on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC.