Want to unlock Luna Snow's Lunar Luna and Phoenix's Cosmic Spark skins in Marvel Rivals? Both Legendary costumes arrived with the October 1, 2026 update, featuring cosmic-inspired designs, additional cosmetic items, and a limited-time Pop & Win opportunity. This complete guide explains how to get both skins, their prices, store availability, Luna Snow's Pink Planets and Dark Nebula chromas, and the best ways to spend your Units without wasting currency.
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Lunar Luna and Cosmic Spark are Legendary-rarity costumes introduced during Marvel Rivals Season 10.
Both were featured in the October 1 patch notes, with their Store availability beginning on October 2 at 02:00 UTC.
Their shared cosmic theme makes them especially appealing to players who enjoy colorful effects, elaborate character designs, and collecting cosmetics for their favorite heroes.
However, the two costumes belong to different characters.
Lunar Luna is a Legendary costume for Luna Snow, the music-inspired Strategist known for supporting teammates through her ice-based abilities.
The outfit gives Luna Snow a different visual identity while maintaining her existing gameplay mechanics.
It is particularly interesting because the October update also introduced additional customization associated with the costume.
Players can explore the Pink Planets and Dark Nebula chroma options, alongside supported Ultimate Ability VFX customization.
This makes Lunar Luna an appealing choice for players who enjoy experimenting with alternate appearances rather than equipping a costume and leaving it unchanged.
Lunar Luna is a cosmetic purchase. It does not increase Luna Snow's healing, damage, or ability strength.
Cosmic Spark is a Legendary costume for Phoenix, one of Marvel Rivals' Duelists.
It offers a cosmic-themed appearance designed for players who enjoy Phoenix's visual style and want another costume for their collection.
Like Lunar Luna, Cosmic Spark was announced for the October Store rotation and featured in Pop & Win.
It can be purchased through the Store while its announced availability window remains open.
The costume does not introduce a new Phoenix ability, increased damage, or an alternate combat kit.
For players choosing between the two cosmetics, the most important difference is simply which hero they prefer to play and which appearance they enjoy more.
The most straightforward way to obtain Lunar Luna is through the in-game Store.
The October 1 announcement confirmed that the costume would be available from October 2 at 02:00 UTC until October 30 at 02:00 UTC.
As of October 18, that Store window is still open.
Launch Marvel Rivals and enter the main menu.
Open the Store and look for Luna Snow's Lunar Luna listing.
Depending on how the Store is organized, you may need to browse the costume offerings rather than looking only at the main featured section.
Make sure the item name specifically says Lunar Luna.
Luna Snow has several other costumes, and purchasing a different outfit will not automatically unlock Lunar Luna.
Before spending your Units, open the costume details.
Look at the full character model and examine the appearance carefully.
Pay attention to the overall design, available preview animations, and any supporting cosmetic content shown on the purchase screen.
This is worth doing even if you've already seen promotional artwork.
Promotional images are designed to showcase a costume dramatically, but the in-game preview is better for understanding how it looks in the actual game.
Lunar Luna is listed at 2,200 Units for the individual Legendary costume in costume databases.
October Store trackers also list a more complete Lunar Luna offering at 2,400 Units.
These are different purchase presentations, so you should inspect what is included rather than assuming they contain identical items.
A fuller cosmetic offering may be more attractive if you want matching extras, while the individual costume is the more relevant choice if your priority is Luna Snow's appearance alone.
Store configurations, ownership discounts, and selected cosmetic contents can affect the final displayed price.
Use the checkout price shown in your own game client as the final authority.
Once you've chosen the appropriate item, check your available Units.
If your balance is sufficient, complete the purchase through the in-game Store.
Before confirming, double-check the item name and the contents of the selected offering.
This prevents accidentally buying an unrelated cosmetic or additional item you didn't intend to purchase.
After purchasing the costume, open Luna Snow's hero profile.
Navigate to her cosmetic or costume selection and choose Lunar Luna from your owned appearances.
Equip it to use the costume in supported game modes.
If you're also interested in the Pink Planets or Dark Nebula variants, check the customization options associated with the costume.
Owning Lunar Luna should not be confused with automatically owning every optional customization item.
Getting Cosmic Spark follows a similar process, but you'll need to look for Phoenix rather than Luna Snow.
The official October update places Cosmic Spark within the same Store availability window as Lunar Luna.
Open the in-game Store and locate Cosmic Spark.
Make sure you're viewing the costume for Phoenix.
This is particularly important when browsing several cosmetics with similar cosmic or energy-themed names.
A costume's name and its assigned hero should both match what you want.
Open the preview and examine Phoenix's appearance.
Check whether the Store is offering the costume individually or as part of a larger cosmetic selection.
You should also consider whether you already own another Phoenix costume you prefer.
A Legendary rarity label does not automatically mean a cosmetic will be more valuable to you than an existing favorite.
Your enjoyment of the appearance matters more than its rarity alone.
Cosmic Spark is also listed at 2,200 Units for the individual costume, while October Store trackers show a fuller offering at 2,400 Units.
If you're only interested in the skin, compare the available purchase options before spending extra currency.
If you enjoy collecting matching emotes, MVP animations, sprays, or nameplates, a more complete offering may be worth considering.
However, never assume that all those cosmetic types are included in a specific selection without checking the actual item details.
Confirm the purchase through the Store.
Afterward, open Phoenix's hero cosmetics and select Cosmic Spark from your owned costumes.
Equip the appearance to use it.
There is no additional combat challenge or hero-specific mission required when obtaining the costume through a normal Store purchase.
Your main requirements are access to the Store listing and enough currency to complete the transaction.
Understanding the pricing is one of the most useful parts of this guide.
Marvel Rivals uses Units for cosmetic purchases, and both Legendary costumes have individual costume listings alongside fuller Store offerings.
Current costume database and October Store information indicates:
Lunar Luna individual costume: 2,200 Units.
This is the reported standalone costume price. It is the relevant option for players interested primarily in equipping Lunar Luna without purchasing additional cosmetics.
Cosmic Spark individual costume: 2,200 Units.
Phoenix's Legendary appearance is listed at the same individual costume price, making the two costumes comparable in terms of their base acquisition cost.
Lunar Luna fuller Store offering: 2,400 Units.
Store trackers show a 2,400-Unit offering containing additional cosmetic content. Inspect the full contents before deciding whether the extra items justify the difference.
Cosmic Spark fuller Store offering: 2,400 Units.
The same general price distinction applies to Phoenix. The contents and final purchase configuration should be checked directly in the Store.
These figures are useful reference prices, but the displayed in-game checkout total takes priority.
Marvel Rivals has introduced flexible Store purchase formats, including Pick Your Own (PYO) selections for supported offerings.
That means comparing item contents is more useful than relying on a single advertised number.
That depends on what you want.
If you simply want Luna Snow or Phoenix to wear a new costume, purchasing the standalone appearance is the most relevant choice.
If you frequently use matching MVP animations, emotes, nameplates, and sprays, examine the more complete selection.
The price difference may be worthwhile when the additional cosmetics are items you genuinely intend to use.
However, collecting items you don't care about simply because they are included in a package isn't necessarily good value.
Choose based on the cosmetics you will actually use, not just the number of items advertised.
Both costumes were featured in Marvel Rivals' Pop & Win event during the October 1 update.
However, their featured rotation ended on October 16, 2026, at 02:00 UTC.
As of October 18, Lunar Luna and Cosmic Spark are no longer available through that original Pop & Win rotation.
Players who missed the event should use the regular Store route while its announced availability window remains active.
This is especially important because searching for the costumes online can still bring up older guides demonstrating their Pop & Win reward boards.
Those guides may accurately describe how the event worked, but their instructions are no longer a current acquisition method for these two costumes.
Pop & Win is a lucky-draw event based on popping balloons containing cosmetic rewards.
Players use Units to make attempts and reveal items from the featured reward pool.
The exact cost of obtaining the desired costume depends on the event's pricing structure and the result of the draws.
The attraction is that players may receive the costume before exhausting the entire reward board.
Earlier official Pop & Win announcements described the possibility of securing a complete featured set for as little as 100 Units, with a 2,400-Unit maximum for those particular offerings.
However, those numbers should not be treated as independently verified pricing for every subsequent costume rotation.
The October 1 announcement promoted Lunar Luna and Cosmic Spark as discounted opportunities without providing a complete draw-by-draw price breakdown.
The biggest attraction was the possibility of obtaining a desired cosmetic for fewer Units than a direct Store purchase.
Imagine you wanted Lunar Luna but had a limited currency balance.
Receiving the costume early in a lucky draw could have represented an attractive saving.
However, players who didn't receive the featured reward early could need additional attempts.
This is why luck-based purchasing systems should always be approached with a spending limit.
The potential for an inexpensive reward does not mean that the cheapest outcome is guaranteed.
The October 15 patch introduced a new Pop & Win selection beginning October 16.
That rotation features:
Invisible Woman – Unseen Weaver
Deadpool – Nurse-Pool
Mister Fantastic – Mr. Malignance
The newer rotation also includes a Cross-Pool Promo discount involving corresponding draw positions in the featured reward pools.
Those rules belong to the newer event and should not be automatically applied to the expired Lunar Luna and Cosmic Spark rotation.
If you specifically want Luna Snow's or Phoenix's October costumes, checking their Store listings is the practical choice.
Lunar Luna has an additional attraction that distinguishes it from a basic costume purchase.
The October 1 update introduced two named chroma options: Pink Planets and Dark Nebula.
These allow players to explore alternate color treatments for the Lunar Luna appearance.
The same update also announced Ultimate Ability VFX customization associated with Lunar Luna.
Chromas are alternate visual color options for supported costumes.
Rather than purchasing a completely different character or gameplay kit, a chroma changes the appearance of an eligible existing costume.
For a player who enjoys Lunar Luna's design but prefers a different color palette, this provides additional personalization.
It's also useful for collectors who enjoy creating different cosmetic setups for the same hero.
However, not every costume in Marvel Rivals supports chroma customization.
You should look for the customization option associated with the particular costume.
To examine Luna Snow's new chromas:
Open the Heroes menu and select Luna Snow.
Navigate to her costumes.
Find Lunar Luna and inspect its customization options.
Look for the Pink Planets and Dark Nebula chromas.
Preview the available visual changes.
Review any purchase and ownership requirements before unlocking an option.
The October 1 patch confirms that the chroma content is part of the new Store additions.
The official notes do not separately specify every acquisition prerequisite or the exact price for each of these particular customization options.
Marvel Rivals has used Unstable Molecules as a currency for chroma customization, but you should verify the current amount required by the Lunar Luna options in the game client.
Marvel Rivals' standard chroma customization system generally requires ownership of the supported base costume.
That is why you should treat Lunar Luna as the primary purchase and the additional color treatments as separate customization decisions.
However, the October 1 announcement does not provide a complete explanation of every possible bundle or ownership combination.
Before purchasing a chroma, inspect the ownership message shown in the customization interface.
If the game requires Lunar Luna first, acquiring the chroma alone will not substitute for owning the base costume.
Avoid buying customization content until you understand the costume requirements and total cost.
No gameplay improvement is announced as part of Lunar Luna's chroma additions.
Changing colors does not increase the effectiveness of Luna Snow's healing, improve her survivability, or reduce ability cooldowns.
These are appearance options.
For competitive players, the choice between the default Lunar Luna appearance and its chromas should be based on visual preference rather than expectations of additional power.
The October update also added Ultimate Ability visual effects associated with Lunar Luna.
VFX refers to the visual presentation of an ability.
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This type of customization allows certain effects to look different without necessarily altering the underlying gameplay.
A new Ultimate effect may make an ability look more distinctive.
However, players should not confuse its appearance with an improvement to its actual combat performance.
The October patch does not announce additional healing, damage, duration, or cooldown benefits from Lunar Luna's VFX customization.
The purpose is visual personalization.
This matters because players sometimes see a dramatic new effect and assume it represents an enhanced gameplay ability.
A more elaborate visual effect does not automatically make an Ultimate stronger.
The official patch names the chroma additions and Ultimate Ability VFX together, but it does not publish a complete item-by-item purchase explanation.
Therefore, do not assume that buying the standalone Lunar Luna costume automatically unlocks every customization feature.
Check the Store or costume customization interface for the exact ownership conditions.
If you're specifically interested in the Ultimate effect, make sure you know whether it is included with your selected purchase or requires another unlock.
This is particularly important when comparing the standalone costume with more expensive cosmetic selections.
Both costumes are purchased through a system that uses Units as a cosmetic currency.
If you don't already have enough Units, Marvel Rivals provides several ways to build your balance.
Understanding the difference between Units and Lattice can help you avoid unnecessary spending.
Marvel Rivals has distributed Units through rewards such as events, achievements, and Battle Pass progression.
The exact amounts and availability depend on the current game content.
Before purchasing additional currency, check whether you have any eligible rewards that you haven't claimed.
Useful places to inspect include:
Battle Pass rewards.
Examine the available rewards and determine whether any claimable Units are accessible through your current progress and pass entitlement. Do not assume every reward is available for free.
Achievements.
Check your available achievement rewards and identify whether you have already completed requirements that award Units. Previously claimed rewards cannot simply be earned again.
Active event rewards.
Review current event activities for any available currency rewards. Confirm their requirements and whether the relevant activity is still active.
Unclaimed reward screens.
It's worth checking whether any eligible rewards are waiting to be collected before spending premium currency.
Earning enough Units entirely through free rewards may be possible depending on your balance and the rewards currently available, but it should not be treated as a guaranteed immediate method.
The availability of free Units is limited.
Lattice is Marvel Rivals' premium currency.
The developers have explained that Lattice can be exchanged for Units at a 1:1 ratio.
That means one Lattice can be converted into one Unit through the supported currency system.
For example, if you're missing 300 Units, a conversion of 300 Lattice would cover that currency difference, assuming you have the required Lattice balance.
However, the actual real-money cost of obtaining Lattice can depend on the purchase package and your region.
Always check the available currency options in the game before buying.
Suppose you already have 1,800 Units and want the individual Lunar Luna costume listed at 2,200 Units.
Your shortfall would be 400 Units.
It would be unnecessary to treat the entire 2,200-Unit costume price as your remaining currency requirement.
Check your existing balance, any claimable rewards, and the remaining amount before purchasing Lattice.
This is particularly useful for players who regularly earn small amounts of currency through normal gameplay.
If you like both costumes but only have enough Units for one, there isn't a universally correct answer.
The better purchase depends on the heroes you use, the cosmetics you already own, and how much you value additional customization.
Lunar Luna may be the stronger personal choice if Luna Snow is one of your most-played characters.
You'll have more opportunities to enjoy the outfit during normal matches.
The additional Pink Planets and Dark Nebula chromas may also make Lunar Luna more appealing if customization is an important part of your collection.
However, remember that acquiring those options may require separate currency.
A costume with additional available customization is not automatically the cheapest overall purchase.
If Phoenix is one of your favorite Duelists, Cosmic Spark might offer better personal value.
There is little reason to buy a Luna Snow costume simply because it has additional customization options if you rarely play her.
Consider how often you select Phoenix, whether you like Cosmic Spark more than your existing Phoenix costumes, and whether you want its associated cosmetics.
A costume you frequently enjoy using can be more satisfying than one you purchase solely because it is new.
If you're interested in both, evaluate the total cost before purchasing.
At the reported standalone price of 2,200 Units each, two individual costumes would require 4,400 Units before any applicable discounts or different purchase selections.
Two fuller offerings listed at 2,400 Units each would total 4,800 Units.
These totals are useful for budgeting, but any actual combined offer or ownership adjustment should be verified in the Store.
Do not assume an expired Pop & Win discount can still be applied.
Buying both is worthwhile only if the combined cosmetic value justifies the currency you'll spend.
Even experienced players can make avoidable purchasing mistakes when new cosmetics arrive.
Knowing what to check can save Units and prevent disappointing purchases.
The Lunar Luna and Cosmic Spark Pop & Win rotation ended on October 16.
If you're reading this guide after that date, you should not expect their original event reward boards to remain available.
Go to the Store instead.
Marvel Rivals has several costume purchase configurations.
A standalone costume and a fuller cosmetic offering are not necessarily identical.
Always inspect the included items and final price.
Do not spend extra currency simply because the larger selection is presented more prominently.
Pink Planets and Dark Nebula are additional customization options associated with Lunar Luna.
The existence of those options does not establish that they are included in every Lunar Luna purchase.
Check what your selected offering grants before completing the transaction.
Legendary cosmetics can be visually impressive, but rarity alone does not determine their value.
If you already have a costume you prefer, there may be little reason to replace it.
Use the preview and make a decision based on your own preferences.
A lucky-draw event can offer a chance to spend less than a regular Store purchase.
However, an advertised minimum draw cost is not equivalent to a guaranteed costume price.
The expired Pop & Win rotation should not be used to estimate what you'll pay in the Store today.
The October 1 patch gives the cosmetics an announced Store closing time of October 30 at 02:00 UTC.
If you want one of the costumes during this offering, verify its availability before that cutoff.
There is no confirmed return date in the October 1 announcement.
A possible future return should not be presented as guaranteed.
Both costumes were announced with a limited Store availability window.
Once that window closes, players should not assume that the same listings will remain purchasable.
Marvel Rivals has brought selected cosmetics back in other circumstances, but that does not establish a guaranteed return for these two costumes.
It also does not establish when or through which acquisition method they might become available again.
A future return is possible, but the official October 1 patch announcement does not confirm one.
Players should distinguish between three things:
A costume's current announced availability.
A future return explicitly confirmed by the developers.
Community speculation about whether an item might return.
Only the first is established for Lunar Luna and Cosmic Spark in the October 1 announcement.
Until another official announcement is made, any claimed return date would be speculative.
The Store availability window is a purchasing window, not a stated expiration date for an owned costume.
Buying a cosmetic means unlocking it for your collection under the game's normal ownership system.
There is no indication in the October 1 announcement that Lunar Luna or Cosmic Spark is a temporary rental that disappears when its sale ends.
That distinction is important.
The deadline concerns obtaining the cosmetics during the announced offering, not a requirement to stop using a purchased costume afterward.
Open the in-game Store, find Luna Snow's Lunar Luna costume, review the available purchase option, and buy it using Units.
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The announced Store availability continues until October 30, 2026, at 02:00 UTC.
Find Phoenix's Cosmic Spark costume in the Store, inspect the listed contents and price, then complete the purchase using Units.
The costume shares Lunar Luna's announced October Store window.
The individual Lunar Luna costume is listed at 2,200 Units in costume databases.
October Store trackers also list a fuller offering at 2,400 Units.
Check the current in-game price before purchasing.
Cosmic Spark has a reported individual costume price of 2,200 Units, with a fuller Store offering listed at 2,400 Units.
Your final price depends on the item selection shown in the game.
Yes. Both are classified as Legendary-rarity costumes.
Their rarity describes their cosmetic classification, not an increase in gameplay power.
The official October 1 announcement does not describe either costume as an automatically granted free reward.
They are available through Store purchasing, and they were previously featured in a paid lucky-draw event.
Players may be able to use Units earned from free rewards to help purchase the costumes, but that is different from an event granting either costume for free.
No. The featured Lunar Luna and Cosmic Spark rotation ended on October 16, 2026.
The event has moved to a different selection of featured cosmetics.
They are alternate color customization options associated with Luna Snow's Lunar Luna costume.
They allow additional appearance personalization without introducing new gameplay mechanics.
Yes. The October 1 patch announces Ultimate Ability VFX alongside the Lunar Luna chroma additions.
Check the in-game customization interface for the available effects and purchase requirements.
The standard Marvel Rivals chroma system generally requires ownership of the supported base costume.
Check the current in-game requirements for the specific Lunar Luna chroma before purchasing.
Yes. Both have Store listings priced in Units.
You can use an existing Units balance or the game's supported Lattice-to-Units exchange system to cover any shortfall.
No. Marvel Rivals' official cosmetic monetization model does not provide stat bonuses for purchased costumes.
Lunar Luna and Cosmic Spark are appearance choices, not competitive upgrades.
The October 1 patch does not provide a confirmed return date.
Future availability should be treated as unconfirmed until announced by the developers.
Getting Lunar Luna and Cosmic Spark in Marvel Rivals is straightforward once you understand the difference between their Store availability and the expired Pop & Win rotation.
Both Legendary costumes can still be checked through the in-game Store during their announced October offering, which ends on October 30 at 02:00 UTC.
Players interested in Luna Snow should pay particular attention to the Lunar Luna customization options, including Pink Planets, Dark Nebula, and the associated Ultimate Ability VFX.
Phoenix players can focus on Cosmic Spark and decide whether the standalone appearance or a fuller cosmetic selection offers better value.
Before purchasing either one, check your Units balance, review the exact contents, and make sure you're choosing the cosmetic you actually want.
The best purchase isn't necessarily the newest or most expensive outfit. It's the costume you'll enjoy using enough to justify the Units you spend.
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