Fortnite skins comes in loads of shapes and styles, but the Fortnite anime skins are some of the most popular. Since Epic managed to perfect their cell-shading system for skins, we’ve had tons of different outfits coming. That includes collabs with major anime franchises. But also Epic’s original anime characters, with loads of different creations.
If you look across all Fortnite anime skins, we can really see the development. From the start of the cell-shading style with older Fortnite seasons, things have come on quite a bit. Even in specific collabs we can see the improvements, the first Goku skins looks quite rough compared to more recent Dragon Ball collabs.
What are all the Fortnite anime skins we’ve seen so far? This is everything:
Looking across the Fortnite anime skins, we can separate them out into two different categorized. There’s the Fortnite collabs, which bring in existing characters from other worlds and let you play them in Fortnite. Then there’s Epic’s original characters. We’ll start with the big collabs we’ve seen:
One of the first anime crossovers that came was Naruto! An iconic series and it’s great to see it get some skins, even if they’re a bit early compared to what’s come since. These are the Naruto skins:
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One of the more expansive Fortnite anime collabs is My Hero Academia. The shonen series has had a few different waves in-game, including the protagonists and even members of the League of Villain. Like some others, these skins came with transformations in some cases. These are the My Hero Academia Fortnite characters:
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Dragon Ball is one of the most well-known Fortnite anime collabs! The legendary series is still going strong and that’s meant a constant supply of Fortnite skins. We started with the core cast, but other time we’ve managed to amass quite the collection including tons of villains and supporting characters. These are the Fortnite Dragon Ball skins:
Quite a few of these go above and beyond with features. The saiyans and a few other characters can use an in-built emote to transform between different versions of the character. You can go Super Saiyan in-game, although it doesn’t quite come with the power up you’d want.
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In Chapter 4, we got a huge Fortnite X Attack on Titan collab. Coming with new skins and even items in game. On the map there was even a secret area themed after the anime. These are the skins which were included or this collab:
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Another Chapter 4 anime collab, Jujutsu Kaisen had a single wave to start. However, a second one is coming. These are the Jujutsu Kaisen Fortnite skins:
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A recent Chapter 6 batch of Fortnite anime skins was Kaiju No. 8. It was first added around the same time as the map got taken over by Godzilla, so it was a fitting collab. These are the Kaiju No. 8 skins.
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The latest of the Fortnite anime skins to come to the game is Cowboy Bebop! A new collaboration for Chapter 6 Season 2. This was a particularly polished collab, with both skins being fantastic recreations of the source material. The emote even featured a sting of that iconic soundtrack. Although, it wasn’t the widest reaching, more of an item shop feature than anything bigger. These are the anime skins in this collab:
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One Fortnite anime skin was the focus of an entire season, kind of. Hatsune Miku might not have originated in anime, but she has a clearly anime design and has gone on to be featured in anime like the recent film. She was the focus for a season of Fortnite Festival! With multiple skins, other items, and plenty of Fortnite Jam Tracks. These are the Hatsune Miku Fortnite anime skins:
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The big franchises have been the source for a lot of the Fortnite anime skins we’ve seen, but there’s been extra ones too. Now that Epic has the filter to make skins anime, they regularly utilize it. We even get original skins in the anime style.These skins range from anime versions of popular Fortnite skins like Midas to original characters we’ve only seen in the cell-shaded anime style. These are the Epic original anime skins:
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There’s been some pretty creative designs for these skins. It started with Lexa, who was featured in a Chapter 2 Battle Pass. Since then, we’ve gotten everything from customizable anime skins to anime versions of Icon Skins. These are a great compliment to all of the collab anime skins.
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Those are all Fortnite anime skins so far, but it won’t be the end. The game gets new updates all the time and often new anime skins show up. Right now, there’s quite a few franchises rumoured to be coming to Fortnite soon, like Demon Slayer. The list of Fortnite anime skins will likely get longer as we got through Chapter 6 and beyond.
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