Is Supernatural coming to Fortnite? The internet has been buzzing with this question for a long time. A recent social media post has sparked chaos among fans of the popular series. However, the reality is completely different.
Fortnite x Supernatural collab rumors circulate on the internet
A game creator named Incitable took to their Facebook page, sharing that Fortnite is collaborating with Supernatural. They added a poster of Jensen Ackles’s Dean Winchester, Jared Padalecki’s Sam Winchester, and Misha Collins’s Castiel. The post went as, “Fortnite x Supernatural is CONFIRMED! This is the collab fans have been begging for — and it’s rumored to arrive during Fortnitemares 202.” They added, “The hype doesn’t stop there… There’s also talk of Twilight and The Vampire Diaries making their way into the game too as part of the Fortnitemares lineup from Fortnite insiders.”
Moreover, the post talked about the expected skins in the Supernatural collab. Dean had two swords crossed emoji, while Sam had a blood drop, and Castiel had sparkles. The post continued, “Hunters dropping into Fortnite? This might be one of the biggest Fortnitemares events ever. Would YOU cop these skins when they hit the Item Shop? Don’t forget to use code “incite” in the Item Shop.” Soon, the comment section was filled with excitement.
One user said, “It would be a solid collab. Mythic Colt that would one shot, Impala with loot in the trunk, angel blades or wings, cross road deals that would be like the bounty board and give you Mythic or whatever but you get 10 min to do it or you die.” Another one stated, “Don’t play with my heart, man. Come on.” A third user commented, “Yasss, that skin will be so perfect when I’m playing the horror games lmao.”
While excitement was at its peak, these rumors need to be taken with a pinch of salt. There is no confirmation on a Fortnite and Supernatural collab. Additionally, Incitable is known for spreading rumors about Fortnite teaming up with shows, including One Piece and Twilight. Thus, fans need to verify before believing any online speculations.
Originally reported by Ritika Singh on Mandatory.
