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Uhm, let me think.
We should consider that Void and Sentry are (in short and without writing an essay about Sentry vol.1 and 2) the two opposite sides of the same person: Bob Reynolds.
Maestro, similarly, is an evil counterpart/personality of Bruce Banner from a possible future.
Cassandra Nova, despite having her own identity, is the twin of Charles Xavier, and they are genetically identical.
So, in my opinion, we should look for a character which is an alternative/future and evil version of a character already in the game: not a legacy character or a different character.
This pretty much rule out Daken (he was a "Dark" counterpart of his father for a while, but that's pretty much it) and Iron Monger (Obadiah Stane isn't exactly an evil version of Stark).
On the other hand, your theory about Madelyn Pryor could probably be a good guess, being her a clone of Jean Grey (a character already in the game) who eventually turns evil.
If I had to name other possibilities, I'd say Dark Beast from the Age of Apocalypse timeline or the "Malice" personality of Susan Storm.
If they weren't already in the game, The Maker and Superior Iron Man could be eligible for this synergy as well.

Citizens of Midgard.

I come before you not as a god, not as a prince, and certainly not as the villain some of you believe me to be. I come to you now… as your future rework champion.

You might be convinced to vote for Ghost Rider. But before making a decision, hear me out first.

1. "He’s a Spirit of Vengeance, Not a Leader."
My opponent may be good at vengeance, but that’s not leadership. You can't Penance Stare your way out of a diplomatic crisis.

2. "Uncontrollable Rage is a Liability."
When the Ghost Rider loses control, cities burn. When I lose control… well, at least it's poetic.

3. “Skeletons Don’t Poll Well."
Let’s be honest — the man’s head is a flaming skull. I might be a trickster, but I have a jawline.


4. "I Can Lie. That’s Leadership."
I am a god of diplomacy, of negotiation, of persuasion. He deals in absolutes. I deal in reality.

5. "Vengeance Is Not Justice."

This game needs justice, bug fixes, and clever policy. Not a flaming chain of retribution.

6. "Let's Talk Policy – If He Can."

Ask him his position on terrible AI and bugs. If you get anything other than growling and fire, I’ll vote for him myself.

7. “He Can’t Hide From His Past – But I Embrace Mine.”
He pretends he’s a hero, but his past is full of carnage. I’ve owned my past — and risen above it. That’s transformation. That’s leadership.


You can vote for fear, you can vote for fire… or you can vote for the only candidate who has already mastered both—and now chooses to wield them for you.

I am Loki of Asgard, and I am burdened… with the ambition to lead.

I think there's a lot of options. If we're too assume it's a dark version of a character we already have in game there's options like hydra supreme, black winter, dark beast, magus, Goblin queen, maybe an evil strange of some sort etc etc

Though If I'm going real long shot thinking and assuming a lot of things that probably aren't true, let's assume that Dracula is coming in October and this champion is coming with them. They wouldn't do 2 mystics which rules out a lot of characters, and knowing that we're getting a vampire and/ or a dark version of an existing hero (whether they're the same character or not) i think this does give more room for bloodstorm being a possible option. She'd be a mutant to go along with Draculas mystic, is a dark version of a character we have in game, fits the vibe of October etc etc.

I do think it's a longshot and assumes a lot of unconfirmed things, but I'm throwing it out there on the off chance that is true lmao.