Jubilee arrives in Marvel Rivals Season 9 as a Strategist who fights like a duelist. She heals with fireworks, blinds enemies, and rewards you for pushing forward instead of hiding in the backline. Her whole kit runs on one idea: mark targets, then pop those marks with your primary fire to swing a fight in your favor.
Quick answer: Play Jubilee at mid-range near your frontline. Drop Blooming Ball on an engaging ally, charge it with Energy Plasmoids, then use Dazzling Detonation to apply Sparkle Marks. Shoot marked targets to heal allies with Bonus Health or burst enemies down.

Jubilee stats and role
Jubilee sits in the Strategist role with a slim 275 health pool and a 4-star difficulty rating. That health total matters. She has strong healing and utility, but she folds fast when a diver reaches her, so positioning does most of the work.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Role | Strategist |
| Health | 275 |
| Difficulty | 4-star |
| Release | Season 9: The Mystery of Thebes, July 10, 2026 |
| Playstyle | Aggressive off-healer with blind and knockback utility |
Join readers who trust AllThings.How
Add us as a preferred source on Google so our practical guides show up first next time you search.
Add to Google Preferences →All Jubilee abilities
Jubilee has a small kit, but each ability has layers. The trick is understanding how they feed into Sparkle Mark, which is the payoff for everything else she does.
| Ability | Input | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Energy Plasmoids | Left Click | Rapid explosive light blasts that heal allies and damage enemies. Triggering a Sparkle Mark briefly raises Attack Speed and lets you fire without spending energy. |
| Blooming Ball | Right Click | Launches a tracking orb that heals allies and damages enemies in its radius. Hitting the orb or nearby targets grows its size and healing. Press F to recall it. |
| Dazzling Detonation | E | Detonates a firework orb, dealing damage and applying Blind and Vulnerability. The energy can transfer to an ally for healing and a Speed Boost. |
| Sparking Sprint | Left Shift | Grants a Speed Boost, higher jumps, faster attacks, and free Energy Plasmoids. It ends with a firework field that knocks enemies back and heals allies. |
| Firework Finale (Ultimate) | Q | Unleashes a ring of firework clusters that Launch Up nearby enemies, then orbits you as a field that heals allies and damages foes. |
| Sparkle Mark (Passive) | — | Dazzling Detonation and Firework Finale apply marks. Energy Plasmoids detonate them for an ally Healing Boost and Bonus Health, or bonus damage to enemies. |
Note: Sparking Sprint uses a stamina meter, so your mobility is limited. Save it for a dive escape or a big healing window instead of burning it every time it comes off cooldown.
The Sparkle Mark loop, step by step
Jubilee’s healing output is low if you only tap your primary fire from a distance. Her real value comes from a repeatable cycle that stacks healing, Bonus Health, and blind pressure in a few seconds.

How to use Firework Finale
Firework Finale unleashes a ring of firework clusters that Launch Up nearby enemies, then orbits you as a field that heals allies and damages enemies for roughly eight seconds. You can press the ultimate button again while it is active to expand or shrink the ring. Expanding it launches struck enemies into the air, which is strong for breaking a defensive formation or knocking foes off a ledge.
Save it for contested objectives where enemies are forced to group. Do not fire it while a teammate’s containment ultimate is up, such as an Invisible Woman shield. Expanding your ring recklessly will fling enemies out of that zone and waste your ally’s ultimate.
Jubilee Team-Up abilities
Season 9 reworked Team-Ups into selectable loadouts. Each hero can pick a base effect from a partner even when that partner is not on the team, and the effect upgrades to an Enhanced version when the paired hero is present. Jubilee has two options.
| Team-Up | Partner | Base Effect | Enhanced Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vampiric Kin | Blade | Deploy a Vampiric Field that grants Life Steal to allies attacking enemies from inside it. | Allies in the field also gain Continuous Healing. |
| Hellfire Sparks | The Hood | When Attack Speed is enhanced, Energy Plasmoids become a hitscan attack that self-heals on hit and can crit. | The Void Magic Mark is never cleared, so the hitscan form can be held indefinitely. |
Vampiric Kin suits brawl and dive comps that fight inside a shared zone, turning your frontline into a resilient wall of Life Steal. Hellfire Sparks pushes Jubilee toward a hitscan damage pattern, letting her act as a secondary damage dealer while still dropping healing fields. If you want raw kill pressure, The Hood pairing is the aggressive pick.
Positioning and team fit
Jubilee wants mid-range, not the backline. Stay close enough to keep Blooming Ball tracking a teammate, but always keep cover within one movement ability. Standing right next to your Vanguard leaves you exposed to enemy duelists, so hover just behind the fight.
Her low health means she needs support. Pairing her with a second Strategist who can peel or top her off keeps her alive long enough to run her loop. She thrives when the fight is chaotic and both teams are grouped, and she loses value when allies spread across multiple lanes or different heights, since her zones stop overlapping.
The most common mistake is treating her like a duelist after Sparking Sprint activates. You can deal real damage, but your team relies on your healing, so only chase kills when it is safe and do not follow a fleeing enemy past your healing range.
How to counter Jubilee
Jubilee has almost no self-defense once she leaves her own healing fields, so flankers and burst threats punish her hard. High-mobility divers can reach her before she reacts, and high-burst attackers can delete her 275 health pool in a single window.
- Black Panther
- Spider-Man
- Deadpool
- Star-Lord
- Psylocke
If you are the one playing Jubilee against a dive comp, keep Sparking Sprint available as an escape and lean on Blooming Ball’s indirect healing rather than exposing yourself on long sightlines. Once you internalize the mark-and-detonate rhythm, Jubilee becomes one of the most disruptive aggressive Strategists in the Season 9 lineup.






