Imagine this: You’re dropping into Fortnite, the storm’s closing in, and suddenly—Dominic Toretto roars past in his 1970 Dodge Charger R/T. It sounds like pure fan fiction, but according to credible Fortnite leakers like Loolo and Wensoing, the Fast & Furious franchise is about to make an entrance worthy of a nitrous boost.
Leaks suggest that Dom Toretto and Han Lue will be available as character skins, adding some serious horsepower to Fortnite’s ever-growing pop culture mashup. While Epic Games has not confirmed, past collaborations lend credibility to the rumors. Fortnite’s history with Fast & Furious isn’t new—players have previously seen iconic rides like Bryan O’Conner’s Nissan Skyline and a Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat. This time, though, it’s all about the characters themselves.
Dom’s in-game life could be more than just fresh skin. With his signature brute force and iconic one-liners about “family,” it would come as no surprise if he were to join with a headbutt emote that sends enemies flying. On the other hand, Han is all about finesse—expect slick animations, racing-themed back blings, and maybe even a ramen-chomping emote (because, you know, you know).
Speculation is already swirling about a potential limited-time racing mode. Imagine tearing through a custom-built Fast & Furious track while dodging enemy fire—exactly the high-octane chaos that would make Toretto proud. Fortnite’s track record with interactive cosmetics suggests we might also see reactive back blings, themed weapon wraps, and exclusive emotes inspired by the franchise.
Fans have already lost it with the reveal. One Twitter user asked, “If Dom doesn’t get a ‘Family First’ emote, what’s the point?” Some are already speculating on additional characters down the line, like Roman Pearce or even the late Paul Walker’s Brian O’Conner.
Fortnite’s crossover game is unmatched. From Marvel and Star Wars to Cyberpunk 2077 and TMNT, Epic Games has turned the battle royale into the ultimate pop culture playground. Rumors hint at future collaborations with Avatar, Godzilla, and Blade Runner, further cementing Fortnite’s reputation as the go-to hub for blockbuster crossovers.
As for the Fast & Furious skins? There is no official release date or pricing yet, but expect them to land in the usual range of 800 to 2,000 V-Bucks. And if Epic follows its usual playbook, a bundle deal with exclusive in-game items is almost guaranteed.
Whether you’re here for the skins, the cars, or the memes, one thing’s for sure—Fortnite will get a whole lot angrier.
