It’s hard to remember now, but there used to be a time when the upstart Fortnite collaborating with Marvel was a pipedream. Years later, and now it’s hard to imagine new Marvel skins not coming to Fortnite — the two pop culture pillars are just that connected.
From early Avengers crossovers to random skin appearances to even a whole season dedicated to their iconic characters, Marvel is so entwined these days that a little bit of that magic has been lost. The list of Marvel skins not in Fortnite is getting shorter and shorter too, with many wishlists no doubt already ticked off for Marvel characters to appear in Fortnite. Who’s left?
Check out all of the Marvel skins in Fortnite below, which will be updated as and when new collaborations are announced.
Fortnite Marvel Skins
Here are all of the Fortnite Marvel skins released to the game so far:
Ant-Man
Black Panther
Black Widow (Avengers, Snow Suit)
Blade
Cable
Captain America
Captain Marvel
Carnage
Daredevil
Dark Phoenix
Deadpool
Doctor Doom
Doctor Strange
Domino
Gambit
Gamora
Ghost Rider
Green Goblin
Groot
Hawkeye
Iron Man (Tony Stark)
Kate Bishop
Loki
Mary Jane Watson
MJ
Mystique
Nick Fury
Prowler
Psylocke
Rogue
Shang-Chi
She-Hulk (Jennifer Walters)
Silver Surfer
Spider-Man
Spider-Man Zero
Star-Lord
Storm
Taskmaster
Thanos
Thor
Venom (Eddie Brock)
Wolverine
Battle Pass exclusive characters are italicised. Fortnite Crew skins are in red.
This doesn’t include characters like Ravenpool as they are brand new characters that aren’t technically Marvel, nor does it include characters that aren’t “playable”, such as the Rocket Racoon Back Bling.
What Was The First Marvel Skin?
The first Marvel skins added to Fortnite was Black Widow on April 25th, 2019 as part of the Avengers crossover in Chapter 1 – Season 8. Star-Lord was also released as part of the event five days later on April 30th, 2019.
Thanos was a playable character in that event but wouldn’t come to the game until much later as a skin.
How Much Do Marvel Skins Usually Cost?
Marvel skins in Fortnite typically cost 1500 V-Bucks per skin, which is in line with the cost of Epic skins.
However, Epic will often also sell bundles of these Fortnite skins for 2000+ V-Bucks, and will sometimes sell sets for more than that.
When Do Marvel Skins Come Back To The Item Shop?
Marvel skins randomly come back to the Fortnite Item Shop on occasion, most likely if their character is in some new show or film, or there’s some anniversary to celebrate. Any Marvel skin that’s in the Item Ship can technically return at any point.
However, any skin released as part of a particular season’s Battle Pass will not be released separately to be bought in the Item Shop. Epic may release a different version of that skin, however, as they’ve done with the likes of Renegade Raider in the past.
It’s worth bearing in mind that the Fortnite Crew skins (Loki) can be resold within the subscription down the line, but will not be sold in the Item Shop.
Fortnite is free-to-play on PC via the Epic Games Store, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X | S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and Android.
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