Fortnite being the collaborative game that it is, has crossovers with over 141 figures in pop culture. Among these crossovers, some are with YouTubers, musicians, and anime characters. Anime has become a huge part of pop culture with millions of gamers enjoying the latest shonen manga. Epic was smart to understand this and start introducing some of the most iconic collab skins in the game.

Epic Games waited until Chapter 2 to introduce crossovers with other figures and, ever since then, they haven’t looked back. When it comes to anime collaborations, Epic has worked 5 series so far. The anime collaborations Epic has pulled off so far have been with Naruto, My Hero Academia, Attack on Titan, Jujutsu Kaisen, and Dragon Ball Super. Let’s take a look at the top 10 anime skins that Fortnite has to offer.

10. Mikasa Ackerman

Mikasa Ackerman was first released in Chapter 4: Season 2 during the Attack on Titan crossover in the Special Operations Squad set. The girl who stopped the rumbling comes with 2 different styles that players can pick from. Players can pick from the base version of the skin and the one with the Scout Regiment Cloak being off. Classified with the Epic rarity, she’s a promising opener to our list.

9. Kakashi Hatake

The Naruto crossover in Chapter 2 Season 8 brought forth Kakashi Hatake, one of the most iconic characters from the beloved anime. He is one character in the show that goes with the “cool-guy” image and no one does it better than him.

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Players get to pick from three different styles: Default, Black Ops, and the Anbu Mask. Players can pick this skin up for 1500 V-Bucks from the Item Store.

8. Ochaco Uraraka

Chapter 4 witnessed a surge in anime crossovers, and the My Hero Academia collaboration featured Ochaco Uraraka. She was introduced in Season 1 with the My Hero Academia Set. The Skin can be picked up for 1500 V-Bucks from the Item Store.

7. Satoru Gojo

The Jujutsu Kaisen crossover at the end of Chapter 4 Season 3 elevated Fortnite with an entire Battle Pass and mission series. Satoru Gojo, a recognizable character from modern anime is one of the most popular figures in an ongoing show.

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The skin comes in two different styles, where players can pick from the base style and Six Eyes version. Players can pick this skin up for 1500 V-Bucks too.

6. Captain Levi

The Attack on Titan crossover in Chapter 4 Season 2 brought Captain Levi to Fortnite, enhancing the gaming experience with anime-themed weapons. Captain Levi’s well-crafted appearance, especially when utilizing the ODM Gear in-game, further solidified his status as a top-tier anime skin in Fortnite.

The base variant and the Scout Regiment Cloak off styles are the two that players can pick from. Captain Levi is obtainable in the Item Store for 1500 V-Bucks.

5. Son Goku

Dragon Ball’s popularity translated into several Fortnite skins, but the standout character is Goku. Representing various forms, limited Dragon Ball-themed weapons enhanced Goku’s design in the Fortnite art style.

Goku’s built-in transformation emote adds an extra reason for players to want the skin. Unlike most other skins we have seen so far, this one costs 2000 V-Bucks.

4. Itachi Uchiha

The brother with the dark past comes in at rank 4 and this skin was also introduced in the Naruto set. Itachi was introduced to Fortnite in Chapter 3 Season 3. The skin comes with the base Itachi Uchiha style and an Anbu variant. Players get to enjoy Fortnite while wearing the infamous Red Cloud Akatsuki robe. This skin comes for 1500 V-Bucks on the Item Store.

3. All Might / Toshinori Yagi

All Might from the My Hero Academia Set made its debut in Fortnite during Chapter 4 Season 1. This skin also comes with a transformation emote, switching between superhero and civilian forms. Epic’s attention to detail in portraying this unique character’s design and body type sets All Might apart from other anime skins.

The superhero’s striking appearance and the seamless transition between forms make All Might a standout and visually impressive addition to Fortnite.

2. Naruto Uzumaki

Naruto debut in Fortnite with two distinct styles representing his Shippuden and Boruto era. Players get to play as the teen Naruto who saved the world and as the Seventh Hokage. This skin is extremely popular with Fortnite players and can be picked up for just 1500 V-Bucks. The skin was introduced to the game during Chapter 2 Season 8 as a part of the Naruto set.

1. Yuji Itadori

In the Jujutsu Kaisen crossover, Yuji Itadori emerged as the most anticipated crossover. Jujutsu Kaisen is now one of the most influential animes out there and the protagonist of the show is in high demand. Unlike all the other skins mentioned in this list, players cannot pick up this skin from the Item Shop.

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The skin that was introduced in Chapter 4 Season 3 could be unlocked as the reward from the Break the Curse event. This makes it one of the rarest skins in the game as it cannot be obtained anymore.

With this, we conclude the list of the best Anime crossover skins in the game. Let us know your favorite picks in the comments below.

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