
Fortnite’s no stranger to wild, universe-breaking crossovers. We’ve already fought Darth Vader with Goku, danced as Eminem next to Rick Sanchez, and yeeted Kratos off the Island with Ariana Grande watching. And these Fortnite collabs still somehow work.
So with Chapter 6 Season 3 full of mythics, superheroes, and pop-culture mayhem, we figured it’s time to throw in our own dream picks. Some are rumored. Some are pure wishlist material. But every one of them would slap. Let’s break down what makes a good collab, what’s already circling the Fortniteverse, and the ten IPs we’d love Epic to beam down next.

Back in 2017, Fortnite was just a quirky battle royale with cartoon skins and weird dances. Now it’s a metaverse playground where brands, artists, anime, games, and comic book universes collide daily.
From Marvel and Naruto to The Weeknd and Nike Airphoria, Fortnite collabs have become Fortnite’s lifeblood. And Chapter 6 Season 3 is doubling down, with Krypto the Super-Dog dive-bombing campers and mythic banana bombs being the new norm. Epic’s secret sauce is simple. Keep the gameplay fresh and the IP varied. Which means no brand is too weird, and no timeline is safe.
Before we look into wish-list territory, it’s worth revisiting just how many big names have already landed on the Island. From music megastars to anime legends, Fortnite’s collaboration timeline is packed with cultural icons across every genre.
| 🔍 Year | ➡️ Collab/Event | 🎬 Category |
|---|---|---|
| 2018 | Avengers: Infinity War (Thanos LTM) | Marvel / Film |
| 2019 | Marshmello Concert | Music / Live Event |
| 2020 | Travis Scott “Astronomical” Event | Music / Live Event |
| 2021 | Naruto Bundle | Anime |
| 2022 | Dragon Ball Super Event | Anime / Mythics |
| 2022 | Spider-Man: No Way Home Skins | Marvel / Film |
| 2023 | Attack on Titan (ODM Gear Mythic) | Anime / Gameplay Meta |
| 2023 | LEGO Fortnite Mode Launch | Toy Brand / Core Mode |
| 2023 | The Weeknd Festival Skins | Music / Event |
| 2024 | Eminem “Big Bang” Chapter Finale | Music / Artist Series |
We’re already swimming in leaks, teasers, and near-confirmed collabs. Here’s what’s likely landing soon (or already has):
Already appeared via a timed event in January 2025, kicking off the kaiju wave.
Multiple sources hint at a crossover with skins and possibly the “Fantasticar” as a rideable vehicle.
Rumored cosmetic set tied to a rhythm minigame. Nothing confirmed, but the whispers are loud.
Both pop up frequently in dataminer threads, but Epic hasn’t confirmed anything yet.
Here are 10 collabs that would go crazy on Fortnite betting sites, and why.
It’s the perfect extension to Fortnite’s anime lineup. Saitama’s bald dome and blank stare would be hilarious in emotes, and his punch could be a meme-tier Mythic. Plus, Chapter 6’s superhero theme fits like a glove. Leaks hint it may already be in the works.

Doctor Who’s time-travel chaos is a match made in Fortnite heaven. A rotating TARDIS POI, regenerating Doctor skins, and Dalek back bling? Yes please. Rumors have floated around for over a year, and Epic’s love for sci-fi (like Rick and Morty) makes it a natural next step.

With Dune: Part Two out recently, the timing’s perfect. Imagine a sandstorm LTM or spice-infused mythics, skins for Paul, Chani, and a floating Baron Harkonnen. Bonus points if we get a giant worm emote. Epic’s done this before, look at Star Wars events for the playbook.

Fortnite’s already toyed with Souls-style aesthetics (looking at you, Doom Slayer). But a crossover with Elden Ring would be the first prestige collab from the FromSoft world. Spirit Ash mythics, Tarnished skins, and a crumbling Leyndell POI? Gimme.

Aang and Korra already exist, but they deserve more. What about a bending-focused mythic rotation (air, fire, water, earth)? Or a Ba Sing Se arena LTM? The elemental powers theme matches Fortnite’s current direction, so this one’s just a matter of time.
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She’s the biggest artist on the planet. And Fortnite’s had concerts for The Weeknd, Eminem, and Lady Gaga. A multiverse “Eras Tour” experience could let players cycle through visual styles per album. Plus emotes like “Shake It Off” and “Cruel Summer” would print V-Bucks.

We’ve already got LEGO Fortnite. We’ve already got Star Wars. Let’s combine them. Think blocky Tatooine builds, lightsaber crafting, and a brickified Yoda back bling. Epic has all the parts, now they just need to snap them together.

Godzilla’s in. But why stop there? A destructible city LTM where players dodge Godzilla and Kong while capturing zones would break the internet. Give us kaiju-scale mythics or even an “observer” mode where you watch them wreck things in real time.

Lewis Hamilton’s already in. So they may as well build it out. Branded driver skins, custom racetracks, and drivable POIs could spice up vehicle rotations. A crossover like this could easily tie into the 2025 F1 calendar for maximum hype.

Leaks suggest she’s coming, and it’s a perfect fit. A synthwave stage POI, timed rhythm inputs for XP or loot, and emotes synced to popular tracks. The virtual idol collab possibilities are endless, and the fandom would show up in droves.

Even if only two or three of these Fortnite collabs happen, Fortnite’s track record says we’re still in for disorder, comedy, and cosmetic greatness. Chapter 6 Season 3 is already packed, but that’s never stopped Epic from stacking another IP on top.
So drop in. Stay weird. And save some V-Bucks, because you never know when Taylor Swift or a worm god is going to show up.