Fortnite Leak Teases More Godzilla and Monsterverse Skins

Fortnite Leaks Hint at Mechagodzilla and King Kong Arrival

Rumors are swirling within the Fortnite community, suggesting the imminent arrival of Mechagodzilla and King Kong. A prominent leaker, Hypex, claims Mechagodzilla might debut alongside Godzilla on January 17th, potentially costing 1,800 V-Bucks or appearing within a larger bundle. This mechanical monster would likely be a purely cosmetic addition, unlike Godzilla, who's slated to be a map boss with a collectible medallion.

King Kong's potential arrival is also generating buzz, with a speculated price tag of 1,500 V-Bucks (possibly part of a bundle). However, his in-game presence remains unconfirmed. While many anticipate a clash between the titans, Epic Games has yet to confirm any such event.

These potential additions follow a string of successful Fortnite crossovers, including collaborations with Cyberpunk 2077, Star Wars, DC Comics, and Mariah Carey. The current battle pass already features Baymax and Godzilla, further fueling anticipation for future collaborations.

The possibility of a Demon Slayer crossover is also exciting fans, given Fortnite's history of successful anime collaborations (Dragon Ball Z, Naruto, My Hero Academia). With the game's consistent stream of new content, players eagerly await Epic Games' next move.

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