The substantial addition of My Hero Academia-themed content that recently came to Fortnite should help entertain fans of the series and introduce lots of new elements to please fans of Fortnite as well.
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Other Fortnite additions in the December update included My Hero Academia quests in Battle Royale and Zero Build modes, the Hero Training Gym island, All Might Supply Drops, and special items like the Deku’s Glove Emoticon. Alongside skins inspired by My Hero Academia, gamers will also be able to use new emotes and other series-specific perks, as well as take part in new activities.įour Heroes from My Hero Academia debuted in Fortnite last month, with players able to choose skins of series protagonist Deku, their mentor All Might, and classmates Katsuki Bakugo and Ochako Uraraka.
Rumors that the popular manga and anime series would be making its way into Fortnite at some point were started when players spotted an All Might pickaxe in the background of Chapter 4's cinematic trailer, and the speculation was finally laid to rest in December 2022 after Epic Games' reveal.
Officially announced towards the end of last year, fans of both My Hero Academia and Fortnite were excited to learn that the two seemingly disparate worlds would be colliding. RELATED: Why a Dead Space-Fortnite Crossover Seems Unlikely Fortnite's My Hero Academia Crossover With the most recent collaboration bringing the beloved anime franchise My Hero Academia into the world of Fortnite, it's worth taking a moment to examine how it stacks up compared to previous crossovers. Part of these new additions to the base game has involved collaborations with other properties and franchises across multiple media like comic book characters, real-life sports stars, and even other video games. Throughout the years since it was first launched, Fortnite has evolved, with new mechanics, cosmetics, and customizations to help things feel fresh. With billions of dollars made and millions of players reached, Fortnite has been able to capture the culture like never before, and this includes its various crossovers, now including one with My Hero Academia. As an additional game mode quickly developed after the success of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, Fortnite's Battle Royale became the standout feature of the game and helped to launch it to a level of superstardom within the gaming community. When Epic Games first released Fortnite in 2017, it probably couldn't have anticipated how much of a global phenomenon the title would turn out to be.
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