On April 11th, Fortnite players will have the chance to play as Levi Ackerman and Mikasa Ackerman from the popular anime series Attack on Titan. Epic Games made the announcement through a short video posted on the official Fortnite Twitter account that showcases the two characters in action while zipping around the Fortnite map. The post is captioned, “Dedicate your hearts,” which is a reference to the show.
The video doesn’t provide much detail about the characters, but it’s enough to create a buzz of excitement among the Fortnite community. Fans of Attack on Titan can’t wait to get their hands on the new skins and try them out in-game.
Epic Games has not revealed how the skins will be unlocked, but it’s highly likely they will be available in the Item Shop. As for the cost of the skins, it remains unknown, but there will probably be a few bundles available on release day. The skins may also come with additional cosmetics like Back Blings, Emotes, and Harvesting Tools.
Levi and Mikasa are not the first Attack on Titan characters to make an appearance in Fortnite. Earlier in the season, Eren Yeager was introduced as a midseason reward in the battle pass.
Fortnite’s Chapter 4, Season 2 Mega update also recently rolled out, bringing major map changes, a new battle pass, fresh cosmetics, and a shift to the weapon meta. With the addition of Levi and Mikasa, Fortnite players have even more to look forward to.
In conclusion, Epic Games has announced the arrival of Levi Ackerman and Mikasa Ackerman in Fortnite. Players will have the chance to play as these popular Attack on Titan characters on April 11th, although Epic Games has not yet revealed how to unlock the skins or their cost. Nonetheless, this announcement has sparked excitement among the Fortnite community, and players are eager to see what the new skins will bring to the game.
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