
Marvel Rivals: Season 1 Eternal Night Falls Viewer Guide

Greetings, top-tier superhero shooter players!
Yes, yes, I’m talking about Marvel Rivals. A game that nobody counted on and many expected to flop has instead turned into a serious contender in the esports scene. And now, it’s time for the second Season tournament – Marvel Rivals Season 1 Eternal Night Falls! If you want to keep up with what’s happening and know what to expect from this championship, this guide is for you.
Tournament Format, Locations, and Dates
The Marvel Rivals Championship is bringing serious competition with Marvel Rivals Season 1 Eternal Night Falls, featuring a multi-stage format across four major regions. Whether you're competing or just watching, here’s the full breakdown of how the action will unfold:
Stage | Date | Format |
Open Qualifiers | March 8-9 | BO1, Top 128 advance |
Closed Qualifiers | March 15-16 | BO3, Top 128 advance |
Double-Elim Bracket | March 22-23 | 256 teams, BO3, Top 16 advance |
Top 16 Playoffs | March 29-30 | BO5 |
Grand Finals | April 5-6 | BO7 |
- Regions: China, North America, Europe, Asia
- Platforms: Console and PC
- Prize Pool per Region: $14,500
- Registration Deadline: March 8
So yeah, this isn’t just a “fun side event” – it’s a full-scale competitive showdown across multiple regions with some serious prize money on the line. If you thought Marvel Rivals wasn’t ready for the esports stage, well... here we are.
Participants, Registration, and Qualifiers

The message about registration from the official site sounds like this:
"Players must register through the "Tournament" page in the game. There are no other channels available. Each Faction must contain at least 6 players, all of whom must be at least 16 years old. Participants who are 16 years old but still regarded as minors at the time of registration must submit a fully signed guardian consent form to the organizers."
Anyone with a dream (and a decent skill level) can sign up, but making it through the qualifiers is another story. Here’s how it works:
Registration Process
The Marvel Rivals Championship is open to all eligible players – three easy steps to try your skill in this competition:
- Open to all players across eligible regions.
- Teams of 5 players + 1 substitute can register.
- Registration closes on March 8.
Teams must register for Marvel Rivals Season 1 Eternal Night Falls by March 8 with a roster of 5 players plus one substitute.
Qualification Stages
The Marvel Rivals Tournament kicks off with intense qualification stages, including Open and Closed Qualifiers, followed by a double-elimination bracket and a thrilling Grand Finals. Marvel Rivals Season 1 Eternal Night Falls promises high-stakes action from start to finish as teams battle for the top spots.
Stage | Teams | Details |
Open Qualifiers | Unlimited | BO1 matches, Top 128 advance |
Closed Qualifiers | 128 teams | BO3, Top 128 advance |
Double-Elim Bracket | 256 teams | BO3, Top 16 advance |
Playoffs | 16 teams | BO5 matches |
Grand Finals | 2 teams | BO7 final match |
The open qualifiers are gonna be wild – expect absolute chaos, unexpected upsets, and some teams speedrunning their way out of the tournament in record time. But if you can make it past that, things get serious real fast.
Prize Pool and Ban Rules

Winning here isn’t just for bragging rights – there’s solid cash up for grabs. Here’s the prize breakdown per region:
Placement | Prize Money |
Champion | $6,000 |
Runner-up | $3,000 |
Third Place | $1,500 |
Fourth Place | $800 |
Hero Ban Rules
In the Marvel Rivals Tournament, each team bans one hero per map before selection, with the potential for global bans if a game-breaking bug occurs.
- Each team bans 1 hero per map.
- Bans happen before hero selection.
- If a hero gets a game-breaking bug mid-tournament, devs might step in and ban them globally.(Yes, looking at you, any hero that suddenly gets infinite damage because of a glitch.)
Marvel Rivals Season 1 Eternal Night Falls will ensure fair play by enforcing these hero ban rules, keeping the competition balanced and exciting.
Tournament Guide: How to Watch and Follow the Action

Want to keep up with the madness?
- Official Streams: Twitch or YouTube, and regional streaming platforms.
- Community Streams: Some players and content creators will have permission to co-stream the matches.
- Social Media Updates: Follow the Marvel Rivals accounts and esports analysts for live updates, memes, and spicy takes.
- VODs & Highlights: Did you miss a match? No worries. Replays and highlights will be available on YouTube and the official website.
That’s the full breakdown of Marvel Rivals Championship Season 1 – Eternal Night Falls! Whether you're rooting for a top-tier team or just tuning in to see some insane plays, this tournament is shaping up to be one hell of a ride. Stay tuned and get ready for some superhero-powered mayhem!

Vitalii Diakiv writes gaming blogs and guides, focusing on the latest announcements and games matched with pop-cultural phenomena. Second, he covers esports events Counter-Strike 2, Marvel Rivals, League of Legends, and others.









