Sukie Gao
Founder & Editor, Rivals Randomizer
Sukie Gao is the founder and editor of Rivals Randomizer. Every guide on the site is fact-checked against the official Marvel Rivals site and the Marvel Rivals Wiki before it is published.
About Sukie
Sukie Gao started Rivals Randomizer around a simple idea: a hero randomizer is only useful if its roster matches the game, and Marvel Rivals adds heroes in most seasons and mid-season updates. Following the game season by season, she wanted a tool whose pool keeps up with the live roster, so she built it. Today she runs the project's roster, keeps the tier and comp data current, and edits everything that publishes.
What Sukie works on here
Sukie edits all of the guides on Rivals Randomizer, which are researched and drafted with AI assistance, from the hero and role reference pages to the tier list, the best team comps breakdowns, and the explainers on how random options work in the game. Every page you read on the site passes through her before it goes live: she checks that heroes are filed under the right roles, that recommendations reflect the current season rather than an old one, and that the writing stays clear instead of padded. She also confirms each roster change that the site's twice-daily automated check flags, which keeps the randomizer's underlying roster in sync — the part players rely on most.
How the tools reflect the game
Sukie follows Marvel Rivals through its official patch notes and season updates, and the site is built from documented facts rather than personal anecdotes. That shows in the tools: the role-balanced team generator fills the common 2-2-2 split of two Vanguards, two Strategists and two Duelists, the difficulty labels come from the Marvel Rivals Wiki's 1–5 rating for each hero, and the guides stick to what the official site and the wiki document, saying so plainly when a source is silent.
Editorial standards she holds
Two rules sit above everything else in Sukie's editing. First, never fabricate: if a stat, tier or fact cannot be verified against the official Marvel Rivals site or the Marvel Rivals Wiki, it does not go on the page — she would rather omit a number than invent one. Second, keep the roster honest: every change to the pool the randomizer draws from is confirmed against the official site or the wiki so the tool never quietly falls behind. She also insists on disclosing how content is made, which is why the editorial process page spells out exactly where AI assists and where a human takes over. It is a small site, but the standard is the same one a much larger publication would hold.
How she works
Sukie's approach is to treat the developer's official site as the source of truth, use the Marvel Rivals Wiki for detail, and be transparent about tooling — articles are researched and drafted with AI assistance, fact-checked independently against the official site and the wiki, and then edited by her before publication. You can read the full method on the editorial process page. If you spot a roster mistake, she genuinely wants to hear about it — reach her through the contact page or by email at sukielovesupport@gmail.com. You can also learn more about the project on the about page, or head to the homepage to try the randomizer she built.