Pokemon x Fortnite – Many rumors exist that Nintendo’s monster-based smash hit Pokémon could be coming to Fortnite. Pokémon is one of the most popular video game franchises ever.
People from all walks of life have worked on the game before. In the last few years, they have worked with MrBeast, Patrick Mahomes, the NBA, Balenciaga, Pac-Man, Star Wars, Tomb Raider, Ferrari, and many more.
At this point, it wouldn’t be surprising if every big brand, colossal video game brands, ended up in the game. Some games that come to mind are Super Mario, Minecraft, Sonic, Zelda, and Pokémon.
Epic Games already has a series called Gaming Legends, so collaborating with any significant gaming brand is easy for them to make sense of. Still, the question is: Will Pokémon be in Fortnite?
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Will there be Pokémon in Fortnite? Looking into the possibilities of a famous team-up?
Pokemon x Fortnite – At this time, though, the rumors are not valid. A recent artist’s idea was of a world where Peely and other Fortnite characters joined Ash Ketchum, Pikachu, and Charizard. This sparked a lot of interest in the idea of working together.
Unfortunately, neither the rumor nor the fans’ excitement has any truth. Currently, it doesn’t look like Epic will work with Nintendo to add the famous creatures to the game. No leaks have pointed to it, and no advertising has hinted at it.
Even though these are two of the most popular games, there isn’t a clear link between them. Even though this project is likely one of the most popular ones they’ll ever be able to pull off, it won’t be easy to finish.
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In Fortnite, you use weapons to shoot and kill other players. In the world of Pokémon, there’s almost nothing like that.
Some skins carrying weapons are a surprise. It’s cool to see Luke Skywalker with a gun. So is Iron Man with a machine gun.
It would be strange to see Pokémon with weapons, especially since many have quadriplegia or don’t have hands.
Most of them aren’t the right size or shape to fit the model of a Fortnite skin, either. Charizard, Pikachu, and all the other mascot Pokémon don’t fit the bill.
That leaves Ash, Misty, Brock, and other human people. Those could work, but they’re not quite the right size and are much less recognizable.
Even so, this hasn’t stopped Epic before. Even though Morty Smith is too small, he was put in a mech suit to make it work. Pac-Man isn’t either, so there wasn’t even a skin for that collaboration.
The Among Us crossover, which had back bling and emotes, was the same.
It’s not impossible to combine Pokémon and Fortnite, but it would be hard and probably not as deep as fans of either game would like.
Even though it’s not impossible, there’s no reason to think that a Pokémon crossover is being planned or could be done right now.
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