How the Marvel Rivals Aimbot Locks Onto Every Hero
Most people searching for a Marvel Rivals aimbot picture one thing: a crosshair that snaps to heads. Astrion's Kiana build gives you three ways to land the shot. The aimbot moves your aim with smoothing and prediction, Magic Bullet pulls the shot onto a priority hitbox, and the triggerbot fires for you the moment a chosen hitbox sits under your crosshair.
Every setting here comes from the Kiana feature list in our Marvel Rivals cheats range. Kiana runs on Windows 10 and 11, so these are Marvel Rivals cheats PC players set up on their own machine. For ESP, chams and the skin changer, the Marvel Rivals hacks guide covers the whole build.
What a Marvel Rivals aimbot actually controls
A Marvel Rivals aimbot moves your camera onto a target. Kiana's version gives you prediction, separate horizontal and vertical smoothing, an FOV, a dead zone radius and a target switch delay, with priority across multiple targets and six hitboxes: head, chest, stomach, arms, legs and other.
Every one of those settings saves per character, and the aimbot takes separate keybinds for enemies and teammates. It also has a visible check and an Ignore Invisible Targets toggle, so it never tracks someone you can't see.
Seeing through walls is a different job. That belongs to the Marvel Rivals wallhack side of the build, the ESP and chams, not to the Marvel Rivals aimbot.
Magic Bullet and the triggerbot
Your view never moves with Magic Bullet. Instead it corrects the shot towards whichever hitbox you ranked first, as long as the target sits inside its FOV and max distance. It has its own dead zone and visible check, and its configs save for each character too. If you searched for Marvel Rivals magic bullet, this is the system that answers it.
The triggerbot only presses the trigger. You choose the target hitboxes, scale each one, set a shot delay and a prediction strength, and it fires the moment a chosen hitbox crosses your crosshair. A Marvel Rivals triggerbot leaves your camera movement entirely yours, with an Only Enemies toggle and two keybinds.
Pick the system that suits your hero
Projectile heroes are where a Marvel Rivals aimbot earns its keep. Hawkeye's arrows, and anything else with travel time, need you to aim where the target is going, and prediction handles that lead for you. Set the two smoothing values separately and the aim drifts onto a strafing Duelist instead of snapping.
Hitscan heroes play differently. The Punisher's rifle lands the instant you click, so prediction adds little and timing matters more. That's where the triggerbot fits, while Magic Bullet suits heroes where you're already roughly on target and want the hit on the head rather than the shoulder.
Settings that keep it looking human
Target switch delay matters more on a Marvel Rivals aimbot than people expect. In a 6v6 teamfight the nearest enemy changes every second, and aim that flicks across three heads in a row is the loudest thing on a spectator's screen.
Keep a small dead zone so tiny corrections stay yours, and keep the FOV tight. Priority on the head alone looks obvious on every hero, while chest first with head second reads far more natural over a long fight. Play it smart on your main, and save the run it blatant configs for an account you can afford to lose.
Controller players get the same config
Pad players looking up Marvel Rivals aim assist are covered as well, since all three systems list native support for any controller. You keep your controller and still get the full Marvel Rivals aimbot config, saved per hero.
Where to start
Match one system to your main first: the Marvel Rivals aimbot for projectile heroes, the triggerbot for hitscan. Leave the other two off while you learn how it feels in the practice range, then save the config to that character and move to the next hero.
The same Kiana build carries Marvel Rivals ESP, glow chams and a skin changer for every hero, and the Marvel Rivals Kiana page lists every setting. The Marvel Rivals category shows the licence lengths, and you can open a ticket in Astrion's Discord if setup trips you up.
Common questions about aim settings
What is Magic Bullet in Marvel Rivals, and is it silent aim?
Close, but Astrion lists it as its own system: shot correction with hitbox priority. Nothing drags your view. The round gets pulled onto your top ranked hitbox when the target is close enough and inside the circle. If you've been searching for Marvel Rivals silent aim, this is the feature to look at.
Does the Marvel Rivals aimbot work with a controller?
Yes. Kiana's product page says each of the three works natively with any controller, so there's no need to swap to mouse and keyboard.
Can you get banned for using an aimbot in Marvel Rivals?
Yes. Every cheat carries account risk, and Astrion doesn't pretend otherwise. No one can honestly sell guaranteed Marvel Rivals undetected cheats, so check the status page for the Kiana build's current status. Smoothing saved for each hero, a dead zone and a slower switch between targets keep your aim readable, and an aimbot snapping between heads with every slider maxed is what gets reported.
Do my aim settings carry over between heroes?
No, and that's deliberate. Each system saves configs per character, and the Configs menu lets you create, load, save and delete profiles.
