There had been a point when Battle Royale and Marvel were considered silly ideas, however today they’re a reality. After all these decades, it’s difficult to picture fresh Marvel cosmetics not appearing in Fortnite. The two franchises’ roots in modern media are currently so intertwined, after all.
Spanning original Avengers collaborations to odd cosmetic cameos to eventually a complete year devoted to their legendary heroes, Marvel is so interwoven nowadays that a small piece of that enchantment has been gone. In addition, the roster of MCUs cosmetics that aren’t available in Fortnite is becoming progressively thin, with several wishlists likely having been checked off. Who’s still here?
Let’s find out.
Outline The Roster
This is a list of all the Marvel cosmetics for Fortnite that have been available so far:
- Ant-Man
- Black Panther
- Black Widow (Avengers, Snow Suit)
- Blade
- Cable
- Captain America
- Captain Marvel
- Carnage
- Daredevil
- Dark Phoenix
- Deadpool
- Mary Jane Watson
- MJ
- Mystique
- She-Hulk (Jennifer Walters)
- Silver Surfer
- Spider-Man
- Star-Lord
- Storm
- Doctor Doom
- Doctor Strange
- Domino
- Gambit
- Gamora
- Ghost Rider
- Green Goblin
- Groot
- Hawkeye
- Iron Man (Tony Stark)
- Kate Bishop
- Loki
- Taskmaster
- Thanos
- Thor
- Nick Fury
- Prowler
- Psylocke
- Rogue
- Shang-Chi
- Venom (Eddie Brock)
- Wolverine
- Moon Knight
Heroes like Ravenpool, who aren’t officially part of the Marvel Universe because they are fresh new creations, are excluded, as are those that aren’t “playable,” like Guardian of The Galaxy’s Rocket Racoon.
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Marvel cosmetics appear in the Fortnite Gift Store from time to time, most usually because their superhero is featured in a television program or feature, or because there are anniversaries to commemorate. Any Marvel cosmetic that is in the Gift Store may theoretically be retrieved at any time. Any skins issued as part of a season’s Battle Pass would, nevertheless, not be available for purchase in the Gift Store on their own merits.
The publisher might, however, offer a fresh variant of that cosmetic, as they have done previously with cosmetics such as Renegade Raider. The price of Marvel cosmetics in Fortnite is in accordance with the price of Epic cosmetics. In addition to this, Epic regularly provides packs of such Fortnite cosmetics for a cost of 2000 V-Bucks.
It’s important to remember that the Battle Royale Team cosmetics (Loki) may be purchased inside the membership, but they would not be offered via the in-game gift store.
