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Undetected on Neac Protect Climb on any hero. The Elocarry Marvel Rivals cheat runs a per-hero aimbot with projectile prediction and flick shots, full hero and world ESP, a triggerbot, ult cancel, healer mode for Strategists, a bunny hop and a scripting engine on our own API, all in one menu you control mid-match. Tell Barry what you want and he writes the script for you.
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The things that actually matter: staying undetected, keeping your frames, and full control.
Polymorphic builds that change signature on every launch and update the moment Neac Protect patches.
A light build with fully customisable visuals, so your frames stay high and the overlay stays clean.
Full controller input and aim assist on PC, console-style. No remapping and no extra tools.
A closer look at how the Marvel Rivals cheat plays, what sits inside the build and how we keep it undetected.
Everything we have built for Marvel Rivals ships in a single menu: the aimbot, healer mode, cancel ult, hero and world ESP, the wallhack visuals, the movement tab, the scripting engine and the trigger. That is 94 options across 9 tabs, and every one of them is explained further down this page. Pick a duration and you get the lot, on every hero in the roster, and anything we add for a new season lands in the same build without a second purchase.
Marvel Rivals has over forty heroes and almost none of them aim the same way, so the aimbot stores a full profile per hero and loads it with your pick. Each profile has its own bone selection, adaptive FOV, prediction per fire mode with a strength dial for projectile heroes, a maximum target distance and a scope-only mode for Hawkeye and Black Widow. Targeting is class-aware: Target Healers picks out Strategists, Class Priority Weights decide who the aim prefers when a Vanguard, a Duelist and a Strategist are all in range, and Smart Switching moves off the tank the moment a Spider-Man lands on you. Aim Presets run from Assist, a light nudge, to Natural, a fuller lock, and the Flick Shot options set the percentage of flicks that land and the percentage that go for the head, so the pattern in a replay never looks perfect.
Two tabs no other Marvel Rivals hack ships. Cancel Ult fires an ability you choose the instant a listed enemy hero starts their ultimate inside a range you set, with its own cooldown so the interrupt is not wasted: list the Luna Snow, the Jeff and the Psylocke, pick your stun or your pull, and the ultimate is gone before it does anything. Healer Mode turns the same aimbot toward your own team, with Heal Aim Assist holding the track on a teammate, Heal Auto-Fire sending the heal the moment it lands and Heal Target Priority choosing the ally in the worst state first. Both have their own page below.
Hero ESP draws every player through walls with a skeleton, a flat or 3D box, a health bar you can position and style, hero and player names and the distance in metres. Show Allies and Team Check put your own team on screen when you want them, Visible / Hidden Colors separate the hero who can shoot you now from the one behind cover, and Per-Element Max Distance drops names off at range while boxes stay on. An ESP Whitelist with its own toggle key hides friends or a streamer in the lobby, and the overlay is stream-proof, so OBS and screen capture never see it. World ESP marks every health pack and the summons heroes leave behind, Namor's octopus turrets and Moon Knight's ankh, so you break them before they do work.
The Scripts tab runs on our own API. The Script Manager holds one script per hero, Import Scripts from Clipboard drops in a shared script in one paste, and the Script Builder puts logic together without a text editor. Global Script Inputs bind attacks, reload, melee, jump, the three abilities, the ultimate and both Team-Up slots so a script can press them, Hero Ability Bindings and Team-Up Ability Bindings map them to the hero you are on, and Hero Logic lets a script read your own cooldowns and the enemy in front of you before it acts. Two debug overlays show that data live while you test. If you would rather not build any of it, tell Barry what you want in plain words and he writes the script for you.
The Movement tab is a bunny hop on a held key, with Press Duration and Release Gap setting the rhythm, Min Horizontal Speed stopping it hopping on the spot and Double Tap Activation for players who want it running without a finger on the key. It is not a speed hack: it presses the jump you already have on the frame the game allows. The trigger has Dual Trigger Keys, Trigger Prediction for projectile heroes, Pulse Aim, a fire delay and fire rate cap, hold or toggle mode, hit zones and a visibility check, and the humanisation curves and noise settings apply across the aim. Instant cloud injection loads the build through the loader in seconds.
Marvel Rivals runs NetEase's Neac Protect on PC, and the Elocarry build runs on it as an internal, software-only cheat on both the Steam and Epic Games Store versions. There is no DMA card to buy, no second PC and no capture card. The build is rebuilt the moment the game or the anti-cheat patches, which in Marvel Rivals means every season, mid-season balance pass and hotfix, and new heroes get their bindings and profile in the same update. Live status is public in Discord around the clock and we pause sales the second anything looks off. No method is ever guaranteed, and we will always say so.
People search for Marvel Rivals hacks, a wallhack, an aimbot, macros or a rank hack, and they mostly mean parts of the same thing. The wallhack is the ESP: heroes, allies and objects drawn through walls. The aimbot is the per-hero targeting above, and the triggerbot is the part that fires the shot for you. Macros are the crude version of the scripting engine, a fixed list of key presses where a script reacts to cooldowns and enemy tags. There is no rank hack and no skin unlocker in the build, because neither exists on the client side of a NetEase game, and anything that claims one should not be trusted. Each real feature has its own page further down, and every one of them is a toggle in the same menu rather than a separate download.
We are direct about this because it decides how long your account lasts. Information options such as the ESP, the whitelist and the debug overlays change nothing about how you play, so nothing about them can be spotted in a replay. The aimbot, the trigger and the scripts change behaviour, which is why the presets start at Assist, the flick accuracy and headshot percentages exist and there is a reaction time pause: a replay reviewer is looking for perfect, and the build lets you be merely very good. Cancel Ult and the bunny hop are safe in moderation and obvious in excess; a short enemy list and a sensible speed threshold keep both looking like game sense.
Plans run one day, one month and three months, every plan carries the whole feature set, and you cancel whenever you like. Access and your Discord role are granted the moment payment clears, the onboarding email walks you through the loader, and Barry plus the team are in Discord around the clock if anything sticks, scripts included. The free tools further down this page, the team builder, the tier list, the hero randomizer and the hero quiz, need no account at all.
94+ features across 9 systems, all in one undetected build and fully configurable in the menu.
All 94 options in the Marvel Rivals build, what each one does in a trial and which page covers it in depth. Nothing here is planned or hypothetical: every line is a toggle in the live menu.
Bind the aim to any key or mouse button, so it sits on whatever your hand already rests on.
A second aim key with its own settings, so one key can run a tight tracking setup and the other a wide flick.
A full aimbot configuration per hero that loads when you pick them, so your Hela settings never bleed into your Hawkeye.
Choose whether a setting applies to every hero or only the one you are on, so you tune the common parts once and the rest per hero.
Export a configuration to share or back up, and import one from a friend or from Barry with a single paste.
Pick the bone the aim pulls to. Head for the fastest kills, chest for a safer look on heroes with a large body hitbox.
The aim circle adjusts with range, so it stays tight on a close Duelist and reaches an Iron Man in the air.
The aim engages only while you are scoped, so a Hawkeye or Black Widow charge is assisted and hip fire stays yours.
A separate prediction setting for each fire mode, so a hero with a hitscan primary and a projectile secondary gets the right lead on both.
How far ahead of a moving hero the aim leads, so you match it to the projectile speed of the hero you are on.
Locks the nearest enemy first, the one most likely to kill you, before reaching for anyone further out.
The furthest away an enemy can be before the aim ignores them, so a Punisher does not track a Storm across the map.
Targets the enemy nearest the centre of your crosshair first, instead of the closest one in the world.
Goes for the weakest enemy in range first, so you finish kills instead of spreading damage across a team being healed.
How strongly low health pulls the aim, so you balance closing out a kill against the threat in front of you.
Picks out Strategists by class, so the aim goes for the healer keeping the enemy tank alive rather than the tank.
A weight for each class, Vanguard, Duelist and Strategist, so you decide who the aim prefers when several enemies are in range.
Holds your current target through the fight and only swaps when they drop, leave your FOV or a bigger threat lands on you.
Spreads the aim movement across several frames in a curve like a real hand, so the lock reads as a fast flick rather than a snap.
A single dial over the whole aim speed, for quick tuning between matches.
Keeps the aim steady frame to frame, so it holds an airborne or dashing hero without wobbling.
A short, human pause before the aim engages on a new target, so it reacts like a sharp player rather than an instant machine.
Ready-made setups from Assist, a light nudge, through to Natural, a fuller lock, so you start from a believable profile and tune from there.
Snaps to the target and fires in one motion, for a Hela headshot or a Hawkeye charge that lands as a single flick.
The shape of the flick: how it accelerates and settles, so it matches how you actually move the mouse.
The percentage of flicks that land exactly on the bone, so some miss by a little and the pattern never looks perfect.
The percentage of flicks aimed at the head rather than the body, so your headshot rate stays plausible.
Flicks against the recoil of the shot rather than the target, keeping a burst on the bone without a full recoil control system.
Turns the aimbot toward your own team, so a Strategist tracks the ally who needs the heal instead of an enemy.
Holds your aim on the chosen teammate through their movement, which on a diving Spider-Man is most of the job.
Sends the heal the moment the track is on the teammate, so there is no gap between finding them and the heal landing.
Decides which teammate gets the heal, so the tank at a quarter of their health comes before the Duelist with chip damage.
Fires an ability you choose the instant an enemy hero starts their ultimate in range, so a stun or a pull lands before the ultimate does anything.
Which of your abilities fires as the counter: the stun, the pull or the knockback your hero has.
How long it waits before it can fire again, so your one interrupt is not spent twice in quick succession.
The furthest an ultimate can start and still trigger the counter, set to the range your chosen ability actually reaches.
The list of enemy heroes it acts on, so you cancel the Luna Snow and the Jeff and ignore an ultimate you cannot stop anyway.
Draws each hero as a skeleton through walls, so you read their pose and facing, not only their position.
A flat box around each hero, the cleanest read on an open point.
A three-dimensional box around each hero, for depth on the vertical maps where enemies sit above or below you.
A health bar on each hero through walls, so you know who is one shot from dead before you commit.
Where the bar sits, above, beside or below the box, and how it is drawn, so it reads at a glance in a busy fight.
The hero and the player name over each target, so you know it is the enemy Psylocke before she is on you.
The distance to each hero in metres, so you know whether a Black Panther is one dash away or across the map.
Draws your own team as well as the enemy, so you know where your Strategists are without turning round.
Show or hide teammates in the overlay, so you keep the screen to enemies only when you want it clean.
How heavy the skeleton lines are drawn, thick enough to stay visible through a Storm ultimate.
Separate colours for heroes you can see and heroes behind cover, so who can shoot you right now is obvious.
A separate range for each part of the overlay, so names drop off at distance while boxes stay on.
A list of players the overlay leaves alone, for friends in the lobby or a streamer you do not want on your screen.
A key that turns the whitelist on and off mid-match without opening the menu.
The overlay is drawn so OBS and screen capture never see it; only you do.
Marks every health pack on the map through walls, with whether it is up, so you back off to the pack that is actually there.
Draws placed summons through walls, Namor's octopus turrets and Moon Knight's ankh, so you break or avoid them before they do work.
Draws placed summons through walls, Namor's octopus turrets and Moon Knight's ankh, so you break or avoid them before they do work.
The skeleton colour for heroes in your line of sight.
The skeleton colour for heroes behind cover, so the two states never read the same.
The box colour for heroes you can currently see.
The box colour for heroes behind a wall.
Switch between flat boxes and 3D boxes, flat for open points and 3D for the maps with height.
A slider for how heavy the skeleton is drawn, so it stays readable through ability effects.
Puts the health bar over each hero, where your eye already goes.
A small hero portrait on each target, so you identify a hero without reading a name.
Every colour in the overlay is yours to set, so it reads cleanly against whichever map you are on.
Draws the aimbot circle on screen, so you can see exactly the area the aim covers while you tune it.
Chains jumps automatically, so every landing becomes the next jump on the frame the game allows.
The key you hold to keep the hop running.
How long each jump press is held, so the chain matches what the game accepts.
How long it waits after releasing jump before pressing again.
The hop does nothing below this speed, so holding the key on a point never bounces you on the spot.
Start the hop with a double tap of the key instead of holding it, for a whole rotation with no finger on the key.
Holds one script per hero and loads it with your pick, so a Spider-Man combo never fires on Luna Snow.
Paste in a script someone shared, or one Barry wrote for you, in a single step.
Puts a script together from inputs and conditions without a text editor.
Binds attacks, reload, melee, jump, the three abilities, the ultimate and both Team-Up slots as inputs a script can press.
Maps the global inputs to the hero you are on, so a script presses the right ability on every character.
Maps the Team-Up ability slots as script inputs, so a combo can include the Team-Up ability the same way it includes a normal one.
Gives a script your own state and the enemy in front of you, such as cooldowns and hero tags, so it fires on a condition rather than a fixed timer.
Shows your own cooldowns and tags on screen while you test a script, so you watch a condition go true before you trust it.
Shows what the script sees on each enemy, hero and range, so you can check the logic against the fight in front of you.
Describe what you want in plain words and Barry writes the script; you paste it in through the clipboard import.
Two trigger keys with their own settings, so one can be a fast fire and the other a careful one.
The trigger fires where a moving hero will be, not where they are, so a projectile hero gets the same use from it as a hitscan one.
Short bursts of aim assist on a rhythm rather than a constant track, for a hero whose fire pattern suits it.
A short pause between the crosshair landing and the shot, so the trigger reacts like a person and not a switch.
Caps how fast the trigger fires, so a semi-automatic hero does not shoot faster than the game intends.
Run the trigger while a key is held or flip it on with a press, whichever suits the hero.
Turn the head, torso and leg zones on or off, so the trigger only fires on the parts of a hero you want it to.
Only fires when the target is actually in your line of sight, never at a hero behind a wall.
Curves the aim movement the way a real hand moves, easing in and out instead of jumping straight on.
How much random drift and micro-shake sits on the aim while it tracks, the detail that separates a flick from a bot.
Every hero in the roster is supported, and new ones are added as the game adds them.
The build loads from the cloud through the loader in seconds, with nothing to download or update by hand.
Every colour, key and layout in the menu is yours to set.
A closer look at each Marvel Rivals feature, what it does and how to use it.
Plan before you play. No account, no cost.
Pick up to 6 heroes, score role balance and synergy, and spot every active Team-Up combo.
Every hero ranked by role and current meta strength.
Roll a random hero by role, difficulty and tier for your next match.
Six questions, three heroes that fit how you play.
Straight from the live build. No mock-ups, no stock art, no edited screenshots, just 16 real clips and shots of exactly what you get.
Every feature is a clean toggle, saved to your account.
Same undetected build, instant delivery and full support on every duration. No add-ons, no upsells.
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Build per-hero scripts on our custom API, or ask Barry to write them.
Setup help, answers and script writing, any time.
Every purchase gets the full Marvel Rivals build with a per-hero aimbot, full ESP, ult cancel, healer mode and a scripting engine, all options in one menu you control in-game. Updates ship in the background the moment the game patches, and Barry plus the team are on hand 24/7 in Discord.
Yes. The Marvel Rivals build is polymorphic and stays undetected on Neac Protect, rebuilt the moment the game or anti-cheat patches. No method is ever guaranteed, which is why we run live status in Discord around the clock and pause sales the second anything looks off.
No method is risk free, but our whole job is to keep that risk as low as it goes. Builds are private, polymorphic and pulled the instant detection is suspected, and they are tuned specifically for Neac Protect. Play smart, use legit settings where it matters, and watch the live status before you load in.
Yes. The build supports Marvel Rivals on both Steam and the Epic Games Store, which is what "all launchers" on this page means. Consoles are not supported: it is a Windows PC build, though with cross-play you will meet console players in your lobbies.
No. The Script Builder puts logic together from inputs and conditions without a text editor, and if you would rather skip that, tell Barry what you want in Discord or through the dashboard and he writes the script for you. You paste it in with Import Scripts from Clipboard, bind the key and it runs.
Yes. Prediction is set per fire mode with its own strength dial, so a hero with a hitscan primary and a projectile secondary gets the right lead on both, and Trigger Prediction does the same for the triggerbot. Per-hero profiles keep the projectile settings on the projectile heroes.
Yes, Healer Mode. It turns the aimbot toward your own team, with Heal Aim Assist holding the track on a teammate, Heal Auto-Fire sending the heal the moment the track lands and Heal Target Priority choosing the ally who needs it most. It is a toggle, so you flip back to the enemy aimbot on a key.
It fires an ability you choose, a stun, a pull or a knockback, the instant an enemy hero on your list starts their ultimate inside a range you set. Whether the ultimate stops depends on the game: an interrupt counters a channelled ultimate and does nothing to an instant one, which is why the enemy list exists.
No, and we would not ship one, because movement speed is the one thing the server measures and every player can see. The Movement tab is a bunny hop: it presses the jump you already have on the frame the game allows, with a minimum speed threshold so it never bounces you on the spot.
Yes. The ESP Whitelist is a list of players the overlay leaves alone, for friends in the lobby or a streamer you do not want on your screen, and the Whitelist Toggle Key turns it on and off mid-match without opening the menu.
No. Rank and cosmetics live on NetEase's servers, not on your PC, so nothing on the client can change them, and anything that claims to is a scam or a ban. The build ranks you up the honest way, by winning the fights.
The build is rebuilt the moment Marvel Rivals patches, and it is usually back the same day. New heroes get their per-hero profile and script bindings in the same update. If a patch takes the build down we pause sales until it is back rather than sell something that does not work, and lost time is covered by the compensation policy.
Yes. Stream-Proof Rendering draws the overlay so that OBS and Discord screen share never see it; only your monitor does. An external capture card records the monitor signal, so treat that as the exception. The menu is hidden the same way.
94 options across 9 tabs: Aimbot, Healer Mode, Cancel Ult, ESP, World ESP, Wallhack and Visuals, Movement, Scripts and Misc. Every one is listed and explained on this page, and each tab has its own in-depth page.
No. The Elocarry build is software only and runs on the same PC as the game. DMA hardware costs hundreds, needs a second machine and is still not a guarantee against Neac Protect, which is why we never built the Marvel Rivals cheat around it.
Internal. The Marvel Rivals cheat runs inside the game, so you get a true in-game overlay menu, sharper aimbot and ESP, and lower input delay than an external. Every option sits in one menu you control mid-match. We build internal or external per title, whichever holds up better against that game's anti-cheat.
Free Marvel Rivals cheats are the fastest way to get banned or hit with malware. They are public, so anti-cheat already knows them. Our paid build starts at £9.99, stays private and updated, and comes with support, which is why it actually keeps working.
Instantly. The moment your payment clears, your Marvel Rivals access and Discord role are granted automatically. There is no waiting on a human.
The Marvel Rivals build runs on a Windows PC and supports All Launchers. After purchase you follow a short setup guide in the launcher, and Barry or the team can help if you get stuck.
See our Refund Policy for the detail. If the Marvel Rivals cheat does not work after our support team has stepped in, you may be eligible. Bans from anti-cheat systems are not refundable.
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So far, I've tested two cheats from them: one for Marvel Rivals and another for Overwatch. My experience using both has been nothing but amazing. Everything worked flawlessly, I've never been banned (I'm currently still playing Overwatch), and the support team is friendly, professional and quick to get fixes done if needed.
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