New Fortnite Leak Unveils Additional Mortal Kombat Characters Joining the Game

Rumor has it that Fortnite players might soon find themselves duking it out with some legendary characters from Mortal Kombat. Thanks to a widely-followed leaker, there’s talk of Raiden, Kitana, and Scorpion making their grand entrance into the world of Fortnite on March 28. But that’s not all swirling in the rumor mill. Other whispers suggest we’ll soon see Fortnite colliding with Dragon Ball Daima, potentially delivering new versions of fan-favorites Goku and Vegeta.

Fortnite’s current journey through Chapter 6 Season 2 could take an intriguing turn this May. Buzz is growing that a mini-season, heavily influenced by the Star Wars saga, is on the horizon. Given that this aligns with May 4—a day treasured by Star Wars enthusiasts—anticipation is building. While the specifics remain under wraps, fans are vocal about their wishes for characters like Cal Kestis and Andor to make an appearance.

In the Fortnite community’s ever-active rumor circuit, the leaker SpushFNBR recently took to Twitter to declare that more Mortal Kombat icons might soon enter the battle royale arena. The claims suggest Kitana, Scorpion, and Raiden could adorn the game as skins, bringing along a host of themed accessories. Enthusiasts might expect to see a whopping 15 new cosmetics, part of an extensive collaboration priced at 3,300 V-Bucks, as stated by another leaker, HYPEX.

Breaking down the potential pricing: Scorpion, Kitana, and Raiden outfits could each set players back 1,500 V-Bucks. Accessories like Scorpion’s Flame Skull are rumored to cost 800 V-Bucks, while Raiden’s Amulet might be available for 400 V-Bucks. You’ll have to hand over 800 V-Bucks for Raiden’s Staff pickaxe, Kitana’s Steel Fan pickaxe, and more emotes and cosmetics like the FLAWLESS VICTORY and Toasty! Each reportedly priced at 300 V-Bucks. And for all the Sub-Zero fans, Chapter 6 Season 2’s battle pass already serves a frosty delight, featuring Sub-Zero with unique accessories and powers that enhance combat abilities.

On a different note, tunes from Sabrina Carpenter could soon weave their way into Fortnite’s sonic landscape. Speculation hints at her joining as a headliner for the upcoming Fortnite Festival, predicted to kick off on April 8. As exciting as these leaks and insights might be, always remember the dynamic nature of game development. Delays or cancellations are sometimes inescapable realities.

For now, Fortnite’s future looks vibrant, packed with potential crossovers and entertainment. It’s these possibilities that keep both veteran players and newcomers on the edge of their gaming chairs, eagerly awaiting what’s next.