their "Looking For A Role Model? These 195+ Marvel Female Characters Are Truly Heroic" list. In 2022, Screen Rant ranked Namorita 4th in their "Marvel's 10 Most Powerful Aquatic Characters" list and included her in their "10 Non-X-Men Mutants Who Should Join The MCU Next" list. Other versions Marvel 1602 In the Marvel 1602, Namorita was called Rita here and was the sister of Numenor (this reality's version of Namor) and lives in Bensaylum (this reality's version of Atlantis). What If? Following the demise of the X-Men in the What If? story "What If the X-Men Died on their First Mission?", Namorita joins the Beast's hastily assembled mutant hero team - consisting of herself, Theresa Cassidy (who named herself Banshee in honor of her late father), Rahne Sinclair, James Proudstar, the Scarlet Witch and her brother Quicksilver - to combat Count Nefaria and his Ani-Men, and in the end joins the new X-Men team. In other media Television Namorita appears in the Spider-Man episode "Wrath of the Sub-Mariner," voiced by B.J. Ward. She ends up sick due to pollution caused by the Kingpin. Video games Namorita appears as a NPC in the game Marvel: Ultimate Alliance, voiced by April Stewart. After people in Atlantis take over the city, she sends out a distress call when they kidnap her cousin Namor. While Namor is wounded, she acts as your guide through the Atlantis levels. There is special dialogue between her and Iceman. Namorita appears as a NPC in Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2'', voiced again by April Stewart. Tony Stark sees the New Warriors TV show on television. When it shows Namorita subduing Nitro, she ends up a victim of his large explosion. Merchandise Various items have been marketed featuring Namorita. In June 2007 Wizkids marketed through their Avengers line a Namorita HeroClix figurine with card. Namorita was featured in Marvel Universe Trading Cards — Series 1 (1990, card #85), Series 2 (1991, card #156), Series 3 (1992, cards #49 and 174), Series 4 (1993, card #22), and Series 5 (1994, card #167). Namorita was also included in a number of T-shirts, posters, and art prints featuring New Warriors. References External links Namorita's Bio on Marvel.com Characters created by Bill Everett Clone characters in comics Comics characters introduced in 1972 Fictional activists Fictional characters who can turn invisible Fictional characters with superhuman durability or invulnerability Marvel Comics Atlanteans (Homo mermanus) Marvel Comics