Son Goku, Vegeta and Co. soon in Fortnite? Leaks show new info

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Fortnite is known for its countless collaborations and it seems like the next one is coming soon with Dragon Ball Z.

New leaks point to an upcoming collaboration between Fortnite and Dragon Ball Z. Leaker HYPEX wrote on Twitter on Wednesday that he was sure the anime would make an appearance in the Battle Royale in August.

With this collaboration, one of the most popular and successful anime would appear in Fortnite. In the process, one particular item is said to hint at Dragon Ball Z. It is a hoipoi cartridge with the Capsule Corporation logo from the popular anime. In Dragon Ball Z, countless items can be found in it, but in Battle Royale it is apparently supposed to have a different function.

It is suspected that it will become a Stamina item in Fortnite, which increases stamina. This would allow players to sprint longer. The leak does not yet provide any further clues about the supposed crossover between anime and Battle Royale. But if the rumours turn out to be true, players can also expect special skins and other cosmetics.

The collaboration could also see familiar characters from Dragon Ball Z appear in Fortnite. Son Goku, Vegeta or even Son Gohan could then be up to their mischief in the matches. The collaborations with an anime would not be a novelty in the Epic Games shooter, because in June new Naruto skins appeared in Fortnite.

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Michael
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