New Fortnite Leak Unveils Additional Mortal Kombat Characters Joining the Game

It looks like the world of Fortnite might be getting some seriously exciting additions, including characters from Mortal Kombat. Speculation is rife that we could see iconic fighters like Raiden, Kitana, and Scorpion entering the Epic Games battle royale sensation on March 28. Alongside these Mortal Kombat legends, whispers in the gaming community suggest a crossover with Dragon Ball Daima might be on the horizon, potentially introducing new variations of Goku and Vegeta to the island.

These leaks come amidst Fortnite’s ongoing Chapter 6 Season 2, with rumors suggesting a Star Wars-themed mini-season could launch in May. The timing makes sense as it coincides with May 4, an important date for Star Wars enthusiasts. While exact details are still under wraps, fans are eager to see characters like Cal Kestis and Andor join the fray.

A Twitter post from the well-known leaker SpushFNBR hints that the Mortal Kombat skins might come with impressive accessories including back blings, harvesting tools, and emotes. It’s expected to be a massive collaboration, with a total of 15 cosmetics priced at 3,300 V-Bucks. HYPEX, another reputable leaker, corroborates this pricing.

Let’s break down the anticipated pricing: each of the Scorpion, Kitana, and Raiden outfits is set at 1,500 V-Bucks. Additional items like Scorpion’s Flame Skull back bling will cost 800 V-Bucks, while Raiden’s Amulet back bling will be 400 V-Bucks. Players can look forward to themed emotes and accessories, including Raiden’s Victory emote and a clever Toasty! emote, each valued at 300 V-Bucks.

Already part of the action is Sub-Zero, featuring in the current battle pass with related gear, including his Kombat Kit that grants players unique ice abilities. There’s also a possibility of Scorpion getting a fiery counterpart, but no official word has been given yet.

Adding to the buzz, rumors suggest Sabrina Carpenter might headline the next Fortnite Festival, which kicks off on April 8. It’s worth noting that these collaborations are not set in stone—developers at Epic Games can tweak timelines or projects as necessary.

As fans await what’s next, the prospect of these crossovers fuels excitement for the future of Fortnite, promising a wealth of fresh content just around the corner.