Marvel’s Midnight Suns puts a high emphasis on getting various sophisticated costumes for all your favorite superheroes. Most of these costumes and outfits are purely cosmetics and don’t give you any additional in-game advantages. However, a few of them do come with a passive ability that you can use during combat.
Key Highlights
- As of now, there are roughly 39 unique costumes in Midnight Suns, featuring casual as well as grippy-toned wear.
- All of the costumes in Marvel’s Midnight Suns are divided into 3 categories – Abbey Outfits, Combat Outfits, and Suits.
- These costumes can either be purchased with in-game currency or by doing certain missions and objectives.
- You unlock more costumes by leveling up and reaching higher Friendship levels in Midnight Suns.
Types Of Costumes
Before we start, it’s important to know the types of clothing you can apply to the character. If you’re going for a casual look, then you should stick to Abbey Outfits. These outfits mainly comprise T-Shirts, Shorts, Hoodies, and almost anything on the casual spectrum. There’s also a separate Swimsuit collection for every superhero, including the Hunter.
On the other hand, we also have Suits. These suits are complete cosmetic kits that you can apply on a character to give them an entirely new look. They also have multiple color options to pick and choose from. You can get these outfits from either the Marketplace for Gloss or Eclipse Credits or by purchasing some of the in-game character packs.
Finally, there are Combat Outfits, which are exclusive to Hunter and are the only outfit type to have a Passive ability attached to them since the other 2 are purely cosmetic based. An important thing to note is that Combat Outfits usually require story progression to be unlocked, while Abbey Outfits and Costumes can simply be unlocked via in-game currency.
Outfits With Passive Abilities
As mentioned, Outfits that have Passive Abilities attached to them are called Combat Outfits. These outfits primarily belong to our main character, Hunter, and thus encourage his use in your team. Combat Outfits have extremely different passive abilities, so they’ll provide a vast range of options, including defensive, offensive, or tactical aid.
Ancestral
Ancestral is a Legendary Hunter outfit that has a Passive Ability called Ancestors’ Guidance. Activating this Passive Ability removes Exhaust from all Hunter cards, encouraging you to use Hunter more often. You can unlock this suit by completing all of the Mystery regions on the Abbey grounds.
Borderline
This outfit is one of the 3 Common costumes in all of Marvel’s Midnight Suns for Hunter. It comes with the Vengeance Passive ability, which gives a 25% chance to inflict Marked on enemies that attack Hunter. To unlock the Borderline suit, you’ll need to research it in the Abbey at Level 4 by reaching Nico Minoru’s Friendship Level 2.
Dark
Dark is an Epic-rarity suit made for Hunter that can be locked by reaching 150 Dark Balance in the game. As a reminder, Hunter can switch between being evil (Dark) and good (Light). Staying on the Dark path gives you Dark balance, ultimately letting you obtain the Dark suit.
This suit also comes with a Passive Ability called Dark Champion that gives Hunter’s Dark Attacks higher chances of Critical when drawn. So this suit requires a certain playstyle for the protagonist and encourages you to keep it by rewarding you in combat.
Demonchylde
This is a Rare Suit for Hunter that you’ll eventually get as you go through the story. It comes equipped with the Heightened Senses Passive ability that gives Charlie +1 Resist and increases the chances of Critical of both your Hunter and Charlie attacks. So it’s better to have the Summon Charlie card in your deck if you’re considering using this Suit.
Faithbreaker
Faithbreaker is another Rare Suit in Midnight Suns that you’ll get as you progress through the story. It’s easily one of the most visually unique costumes out of all of Hunter’s choices with its Symbiote resemblance.
Coincidentally, using this Suit means you’ll get the Symbiote Shield which has a 10% chance to restrict enemy turns to just 1 attack when you play a Hunter card. So this is a great defensive suit if you want to minimize as much damage as possible.
Light
In contrast to the Dark outfit, Light encourages you to take the Light route in the campaign. You can unlock this Epic skin by reaching 150 Light Balance.
Additionally, equipping Light gives you the passive ability called Defender of the Light. This costume’s ability gives all of Hunter’s Light Attack and Heroic cards a higher chance of doing Critical in Marvel’s Midnight Suns.
High Tech
High Tech is one of the earlier Combat Suits you can unlock in the game. You only need to complete 3 Iron Man missions after activating the High Tech Suit Research project.
High Tech equips you with Full Charged, a passive tactical ability that automatically gives Hunter +1 Resist. He also generates 1 extra Heroism at the start of each turn, so if you’re looking to pair Hunter up with Heroism-dependent characters like Iron Man or Hulk, this suit is for you.
Midnight Sun
Midnight Sun is the only costume out of all Combat outfits that you can unlock for any character. This is a character-specific outfit, meaning you’ll have to grind a certain hero if you want to unlock their Midnight Sun.
This Legendary outfit can be unlocked for a hero by completing their Midnight Sun Challenge at the Armory. It also comes with a powerful Passive ability, Shadowstalker. This passive ability lets you gain Concealed once per round when you redraw a Heroic Hunter card.
Salem
Salem is one of Hunter’s Rare Combat costumes obtained once you collect all the Tarot cards in Marvel’s Midnight Suns. There are a total of 22 Tarot Cards in the game that you can find by going through the Abbey and collecting them.
This is a great outfit for characters and teams dependent on card draws. This is because Salem’s Passive ability, Salem’s Savior, gives a 50% chance to draw a card when Hunter KO’s a Lillin with an ability.
Super
Super is likely going to be the last Combat costume you unlock for Hunter, as you obtain this after doing all the main objectives in Marvel’s Midnight Suns story. This suit comes with a Passive ability called Master of the Hunt that gives an insane advantage to Hunter in combat. It reduces all Hunter Collar thresholds by 1 and makes Hunter immune to all negative status effects.
By the time you unlock Super, you’ll already be aware of your main team and how you’ll play each character. And if you’re dedicated to using Hunter, this outfit will make sure you keep him on your team for a long time.
Costumes Without Passive Abilities
Costumes with no Passive abilities, otherwise known as Suits, are only for visual design, and you can apply them on other characters besides Hunter. These costumes have a lot of variety and have their own color palettes to add further customizations. On average, there are about 2 or 3 suits per superhero in the game, and they usually need to be purchased via microtransactions.
Blade 1602
Blade 1602 is a Legendary Suit for Blade that can be purchased from the marketplace for 300 Gloss. This is one of his glossy leather outfits with 4 different color schemes, mainly including a dark combination of black and red.
Bleeding Edge
Inspired by the MCU and the comics, Bleeding Edge is one of Iron Man’s Legendary Suits, which can also be purchased from the marketplace for 300 Gloss. The different color customizations for Bleeding Edge barely change the overall design of the suit but have a much wider array of colors, including red, black, white, yellow, and silver.
Boss Witch
Boss Witch is one of Scarlet Witch’s casual-looking Legendary costumes in Midnight Suns that you can get from the Marketplace for 300 Gloss. The general theme collection of this Suit lies between brown, red, pink, and brown.
Captain Of The Guard
Captain of the Guard is a costume that gives Captain America a blend between futuristic and medieval. This outfit is a part of a Legendary Premium Pack as well as the Digital+ Premium Pack. You can also unlock it via the Season’s Pass or spending 300 Gloss at the marketplace. As for the color schemes, most of them make Cap look more like Odin with a mixture of white, yellow, and red.
Cowboy Logan
Cowboy Logan is a part of the Season’s Pass and comes with the Legendary Premium Pack that revamps Wolverine to look like an old Western bar fighter. And to maintain that Western look, his color arrangements are also very simplistic, lying between brown and white.
Death Knight
If you want to see a futuristic, steampunk version of Ghost Rider, then the Death Knight skin is for you. This Legendary suit is included both in the Season’s Pass as well as the Legendary Pack, and as always, you can get it for 300 Gloss from the marketplace.
Defenders
Defender’s is a Legendary outfit that gives Doctor Strange his classic, scarlet look. Unfortunately, this skin is not included in any bundle or the marketplace. The only way to get it is by pre-ordering the game, and you’ll get it for free in the inventory.
Demon Hunter
As Blade’s Robocop impression, the Demon Hunter is a Legendary skin that can be obtained via the Digital+ Premium Pack, Legendary Premium Pack, or the Season’s Pass. For its design, the description reads this outfit was made for Blade by Tony Stark, hence the futuristic look and the emphasis on the black and red combo.
Demon Spider
Demon Spider is essentially the Symbiote version of Spiderman. It comes with a funky palette with a lot of intricate and distinct looks for each Symbiote version. This Legendary skin can be unlocked from either the marketplace for 300 Gloss or getting the Legendary Premium Pack or Season’s Pass.
Fallen Hulk
Want to know how the Hulk would look if he fell to Lilith? He’ll look exactly like this skin. Fallen Hulk is a Legendary costume and one of the few skins that don’t have any color schemes to create some unique looks. This costume can only be unlocked for 300 Gloss at the marketplace.
Fallen Scarlet Witch
This costume shows how Scarlet Witch would look like if she fell to Lilith and all her minions instead in Midnight Suns. You can obtain this Legendary skin by either grinding through the Season’s Pass or getting it from the Legendary Premium Pack or the marketplace for 300 Gloss.
Future Supreme
To give the Doctor Strange a modern makeover instead, the game introduces the Legendary Future Supreme. You can complete the Future duo set by getting this skin for 300 Gloss or by purchasing the Legendary Premium Pack.
Future Soldier
Similar to the Future Supreme, the Future Soldier is another Futuristic costume meant to amp up Captain America‘s armor and senses. There are several ways to attain this skin, which include buying the Enhanced Premium Pack, Digital+ Premium Pack, Legendary Premium Pack, or the Season Pass. Additionally, you can also get it from the marketplace for 300 Gloss.
Hunter
This is your main character’s default Common outfit that you get right at the beginning of your journey. So you don’t need to purchase or grind anything to get it.
Iron Knight
Iron Knight gives Iron Man an Aztec-looking vibe with much more gloss and bright color than his regular suits. This Legendary suit can be unlocked via the Digital+ Premium Pack, Legendary Premium Pack, or by progressing through the Season’s Pass.
Maestro
Hulk really doesn’t have any costumes without some harsh reality. Maestro is a Legendary Hulk costume that shows him turning completely mad… and growing a giant beard. You can only get this skin for 300 Gloss from the Midnight Suns marketplace.
Mar-Vell
Mar-Vell is another Legendary MCU-inspired outfit that you can get for Captain Marvel. Just like the Future Soldier, you can also get this skin through various means. This includes unlocking it via the Enhanced Premium Pack, Digital+ Premium Pack, Legendary Premium Pack, Season Pass, or spending 300 Gloss in the marketplace.
Medieval Marvel
Medieval Marvel is a Legendary skin for Captain Marvel that makes her stand out with the abundant gold palettes. You can unlock this outfit by either buying the Legendary Premium Pack or the Season Pass or simply buying her for 300 Gloss from the marketplace.
New Mutants
Let’s move on to some of Magik‘s suits, and the first one on the list is New Mutants. This is a legendary combat outfit that you can unlock from the Digital+ Premium Pack, Legendary Premium Pack, Season’s Pass, or the marketplace for 300 Gloss.
Nightstalker
Nightstalker is another Legendary Blade outfit in Midnight Suns. Surprisingly, this is the only outfit you don’t need to spend real or in-game money for. You can get it for free by simply subscribing to the Midnight Suns Newsletter.
Pheonix 5
Another Legendary outfit is Magik’s Pheonix 5, which you can unlock via any pack, including the Enhanced Premium Pack, Digital+ Premium Pack, and Legendary Premium Pack. You can also unlock it from the Season’s Pass or the Marketplace for 300 Gloss.
Shadow Witch
Shadow Witch is a unique design for Nico as it turns her into an actual witch and completely revamps her staff. This Legendary outfit is a part of the Digital+ and Legendary Premium Pack as well as the Season’s Pass. You can also unlock this skin with 300 Gloss at the game’s shop.
Sister Grimm
For the third and final Nico Minoru skin, we have the Legendary Sister Grimm costume. This costume perhaps captures Nico’s personality the best, and we see that with the exciting color schemes that come along with it. You can get this skin for 300 Gloss at the marketplace or by purchasing any of the Legendary character packs in the game.
Spirit Of Vengeance
The Spirit of Vengeance is one of Ghost Rider’s classic Legendary outfits that you can unlock from the Legendary or Digital+ Premium Pack. You can also buy it for 300 Gloss from the marketplace or by getting the Season’s Pass.
Symbiote Suit
The Symbiote Suit is another Legendary Venom-themed Spiderman outfit like Demon Spider, with the only difference being that this adds some athletism to the model. You can get this suit from Legendary Premium Pack, Season Pass, or the Marketplace for 300 Gloss, as always.
X-Force
Wrapping up the passive-less costumes on our list, we have the Wolverine’s X-Force with a Legendary rarity in Marvel’s Midnight Suns. You can get this costume from any purchasable Premium character packs (Digital+, Enhanced, and Legendary), the Season’s Pass, and the Marketplace.
Conclusion
That wraps our guide on all Marvel’s Midnight Suns costumes. Thanks to the preview option, you can fully view an outfit and its color palette before you decide to buy it. As for the combat outfits, you can choose your preferred wear based on your playstyle and the role you want Hunter to play.
If you want to focus more on the gameplay aspect, check out our extensive guide on all the characters in Midnight Suns, where we in-depth each character’s playstyle and general strengths and weaknesses.
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