SungWon Cho Leads Marvel Tokon Knights of Doom Reveal
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls added the Knights of Doom during the latest State of Play, and the roster now has three powerful newcomers in Magneto, Green Goblin, and Carnage. The reveal also gave the team a home stage: the Night version of Marvel’s New York.
The fourth team to join the roster is led by Doctor Doom, voiced by SungWon Cho. Magneto is voiced by James Arnold Taylor, Green Goblin by Steve Blum, and Carnage by Kellen Goff, giving the new faction a full voice lineup before the game’s story mode has even had a chance to explain how they came together.
Knights of Doom roster
Magneto brings magnetic-field manipulation and the ability to turn the battlefield itself into a weapon by hurling surrounding objects at enemies. Green Goblin appears as Norman Osborn, a prominent presidential candidate of the United States, riding a bat-shaped glider and using Razor Bats and Pumpkin Bombs.
Carnage is the sharpest contrast in the group. He was originally a psychopathic serial killer, became what he is after bonding with a symbiote, and is currently imprisoned in The Raft. Landing hits with Carnage’s tendrils places enemies into a temporary symbiote-infested state, which should make him the character most likely to force fast mistakes in close quarters.
Marvel’s New York at night
The Night version of Marvel’s New York is a variation of a previously revealed stage, but here it serves as the home stage for the Knights of Doom. That gives the reveal a practical edge beyond character count: the team now has a setting tied directly to its identity, which helps frame how the group will look in play before Episode Mode explains their motivations and how they came together.
For players, the change is straightforward. Three villains just joined the roster, one stage variant now belongs to them, and the cast around Doctor Doom has been locked in with named voice talent. The next thing worth watching is Episode Mode, where the game says it will spell out why this team exists at all.
