Over the past few years, Fortnite has become the place where fans can live out their most extreme crossover fantasies. Want to see Batman take on Iron Man? How about John Wick vs. Thor? Ooh! Or a battle of the titans between Thanos and Ariana Grande. No matter the IP, you can be sure that a marketing executive somewhere has decided to tie up with Epic to put their characters in the game, including The Suicide Squad.
James Gunn’s movie has done surprisingly well, considering its predecessor. It’s been getting some great reviews despite not opening well at the box office. Regardless, the movie consisted of some memorable characters, like Peacemaker, Ratcatcher, King Shark, and Weasel; with the latter two possibly diving into Fortnite.
The news comes courtesy of Shiina who has revealed that Epic is still working on new skins in collaboration with The Suicide Squad. They revealed files named ‘SeesawSea’ and ‘SeeSawFuzzy’ which most likely refer to King Shark and Weasel respectively. However, there’s no word on when we’ll officially get to see these skins.
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Idris Elba’s Bloodsport has already made his way to the game. The character was initially announced by the actor himself in a short video.
Speaking of crossovers that nobody ever dreamed of, dataminer HYPEX revealed that Morty will be dropping in a few days. Morty is shown using a mech suit similar to what Snowball used in the season one episode, Lawnmower Dog. His back bling is a backpack with a Meseeks box in it, whilst his pickaxe is the snake that he tried to send into space in Rattlestar Ricklactica. He also has a Meseeks skin for his gun and a Get Schwifty emote which possibly has co-op functionality.
From Fortnite characters to players, FaZe Sway went onto Twitter to tell people who earn money via OnlyFans to get a real job. Not just that, but he also went ahead and bragged about the impressions that tweet got. "Onlyfans is removing porn from their site, meaning that you fucks are gonna have to start getting a real job now," said his original tweet.