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Minecraft Gifts Players Five Free Superman Skins Ahead of Film’s Release

Free skin pack marks the first in-game tie-in to James Gunn’s connected DC Universe and hints at a larger Superman DLC on the way.

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Minecraft has quietly dropped a free “Superman Skin Pack,” letting players suit up as Superman, Lois Lane, Hawkgirl, Green Lantern (Guy Gardner) and Mr. Terrific just days before James Gunn’s Superman reaches cinemas on 11 July 2025. The pack appeared on the game’s Marketplace on 8 July and can be redeemed on any Bedrock-edition platform at no cost.

Mojang’s announcement on X framed the giveaway as a celebration of “the birth of a new DC universe,” echoing Gunn’s pledge to unite film, television, animation and gaming under a single continuity. That strategy, outlined when Gunn and Peter Safran took charge of DC Studios in 2023, aims to weave interactive tie-ins directly into marquee releases rather than treating games as afterthoughts.

The five skins were built by Oreville Studios, a long-time Marketplace partner known for licensed packs, and retain the film’s costume textures down to Superman’s brighter shield and Hawkgirl’s wing harness. Although Lex Luthor is absent, Mojang teases “a full Superman DLC coming soon,” signalling a larger paid expansion that could mirror last year’s Star Wars story map.

Fan response has been swift: Reddit threads tracking Marketplace charts show the pack topping free-download lists within hours, while some builders are already recreating Metropolis skyscrapers for role-play servers. Critics, however, question whether cosmetic tie-ins alone will satisfy players who expect deeper storytelling after Gunn’s repeated hints that future DC games will share canon with the films.

For now, the skin drop gives Warner Bros. Discovery another promotional touchpoint during Superman’s opening week and offers Minecraft’s 170-million-monthly users a friction-free way to join the DCU’s relaunch inside the world’s best-selling game.

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