The second part of the Fortnite x My Hero Academia was released with the v26.10 update and brought three new skins.
The first Fortnite x My Hero Academia collaboration was released in the first season of Chapter 4. The anime collab was big as it brought four new skins and a new Mythic item. One of the heroes, Izuku Midoriya, was even featured in the trailer for the new season.decided to release it with the v26.10 update on Tuesday, September 12. Once again, this crossover has brought many new cosmetic items, including three skins.The v26.10 update is the first major update of.
The second wave has brought three new characters: Shoto Todoroki, Mina Ashido, and Eijiro Kirishima. All of them have matching accessories that can be purchased from the Item Shop. Additionally, Epic will likely re-release cosmetic items from the first collaboration, as they were last seen in July.
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