Marvel Rivals “Thicc Invisible Woman” Mod – Sizes, Optional Physics, and Compatibility Notes

Marvel Rivals has a lot of character personality baked into its visuals — animations, silhouettes, hero poses, even the way costumes read at a distance.

And that’s exactly why cosmetic mods have become such a massive part of the community: they don’t change the game… but they absolutely change the vibe.

Thicc Invisible Woman is one of those mods that instantly stands out. It’s a bold visual overhaul for Sue Storm, built around exaggerated proportions and offered in five different size presets — ranging from “subtle upgrade” to “someone clearly owns the server.”

It’s also modular (you choose your version), includes an optional physics add-on, and is designed to work alongside popular jiggle/physics frameworks.

If your Marvel Rivals install is already leaning into modded cosmetics (including NSFW-flavored skins), this one fits in like it was always meant to be there.

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What Is the Thicc Invisible Woman Mod?

This is a character model/body edit for Invisible Woman (Sue Storm).

It does not add new abilities, change damage, or mess with balance.

Instead, it focuses on one thing:

A new body shape for Invisible Woman, available in multiple preset sizes, with optional physics support.

It’s the kind of mod that makes the lobby feel different immediately — and for many players, that’s the entire point of modding.

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Features: What This Mod Includes

This mod keeps things clean and straightforward, which is honestly what you want from a cosmetic overhaul.

Key features

• Five included body sizes:
  • M
  • L
  • XL
  • XXL
  • XXXL
• Optional Lobby Physics
• Compatible with:
  ✅ amMatt’s Universal Jiggle Physics
• Built as a modular install, meaning:
  • pick the size you want
  • install it
  • you’re done

No complicated configuration menus. No “choose 40 separate files and pray.” Just a simple mod built for maximum impact.

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Choosing the Right Size (M vs XXXL)

One of the smartest parts of this mod is the size selection.

Not everyone wants the same thing from a modded Marvel Rivals setup. Some players want small adjustments that feel believable. Others want full arcade-mode exaggeration.

This mod caters to both.

Quick size guide

• M / L: best for players who want “enhanced but still natural”
• XL: the sweet spot for most modded setups — noticeably thicc without going full meme
• XXL / XXXL: extreme variants for players who want the mod to be the entire point

A nice bonus: having size presets means the mod also plays better in mixed installs. You can test different options without reworking your whole setup.

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Optional Lobby Physics (What It Means)

The mod includes an optional “Lobby Physics” element.

That usually affects:

• menu animations
• character idle motion
• lobby posing behavior

It’s not required, but for players who are collecting NSFW cosmetic mods, lobby presentation is half the fun — and optional physics can make things feel more “alive” (for lack of a better word).

Pro tip:

If anything looks off — clipping, odd movement, exaggerated bounce — lobby physics is the first thing to toggle off while troubleshooting.

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Where to Download Thicc Invisible Woman

The mod is available on Nexus Mods

The author also suggests checking out their other Invisible Woman releases, including variants like:

• Blood Shield
• Future Foundation
• First Steps
• Azure Shade
• Disappearing Dessert
• Prism Parade

So if you like the style of this mod, there’s a decent chance you’ll end up building a whole Sue Storm mod folder.

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Installation Guide (Step-by-Step)

Installation follows the standard Marvel Rivals modding approach:

1. Download the mod from Nexus Mods
2. Extract the .zip file
3. Move the .pak file(s) to your mods folder:

\Steam\steamapps\common\MarvelRivals\MarvelGame\Marvel\Content\Paks\~mods

If you don’t have a ~mods folder:

Create it manually:

• Go to: ...Content\Paks\
• Create a folder named exactly: ~mods

That tilde matters.

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Compatibility Notes (What Works With It)

This mod is confirmed compatible with:

✅ amMatt’s Universal Jiggle Physics

That’s important for two reasons:

1. Consistency
   If multiple skins rely on physics, you want one universal framework rather than mismatched “some skins bounce, some don’t.”
2. Future-proofing your mod folder
   Once you start stacking cosmetic mods, compatibility becomes the difference between a fun setup and 45 minutes of reinstalling.

Recommended approach

• Install one body preset only (M / L / XL / XXL / XXXL)
• Add lobby physics only if you want it
• Add jiggle physics framework last

That gives you the cleanest troubleshooting path.

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Best Practices: Keeping Your Mod Folder Stable

Cosmetic mods are easy to install.

They’re also easy to break when your folder becomes a graveyard of old experiments.

Here are some “don’t hate yourself later” basics:

1) Use one Invisible Woman body mod at a time

If you install two body mods targeting the same character:

• the game may load whichever file wins priority
• results can be inconsistent (or hilarious in a bad way)

2) Keep filenames recognizable

Rename downloaded .pak files so you know what they are, for example:

• invisiblewoman-thicc-xl.pak
• invisiblewoman-thicc-lobbyphysics.pak

3) Test in steps

Install in this order:

• base skin mod
• test
• add lobby physics
• test
• add physics framework
• test again

That sounds slow, but it saves hours.

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Troubleshooting (If Something Looks Wrong)

The author requests that if there are issues, players report:

• the issue
• a Replay ID showing the skin in use

That’s actually a great sign: Replay IDs make bugs reproducible, which means fixes happen faster.

Common cosmetic mod issues

• Invisible Woman looks unchanged: mod not in ~mods folder
• Broken model / missing textures: conflicting mod overrides same asset
• Odd movement or clipping: try removing lobby physics add-on first
• Physics not working: framework not installed or being overwritten

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Why This Mod Works (Even Beyond the Meme)

Mods like this are easy to dismiss as purely “horny cosmetics.”

But there’s a reason they keep trending.

They offer:

• personalization
• character fantasy
• lobby aesthetics
• screenshot-friendly results
• mod collection building

And honestly? Marvel Rivals is already half-style, half-chaos.

So a mod that goes all-in on presentation feels… perfectly on brand.

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More Marvel Rivals Mods

For more character skins, NSFW-friendly cosmetic mods, and setup guides, check the Marvel Rivals hub:

• Marvel Rivals Mods Hub (archive + updates)

And related Invisible Woman content:

• Marvel Rivals – Invisible Woman NSFW Mod
• More Invisible Woman mod coverage
  

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