Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 4 Marvel theme and Thor skin teased in new promo art
The season starts next week on August 27
Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 4 promo art was just released on Twitter, and as data-miners predicted, it's all about Marvel and will heavily feature Thor.
Epic released the short, oddly silent teaser this morning. To be fair, it's pretty blunt compared to most teasers. Epic shared it with a conspicuous hammer, lightning, and rainbow emojis, and Thor's stern face is front-and-center. The obvious Marvel logo below the game name seals the deal. Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 4 will be a Marvel blowout, one way or another.
🔨⚡🌈 pic.twitter.com/0U7fFnrTsWAugust 21, 2020
That's the end of the official information, but as Fortnite Insider reports, data-miners have gone a bit further – and they've been right about the new season so far, so we've reason to believe them. Anyway, mined information suggests that the Season 4 story will unfold through in-game comic books. One allegedly leaked comic shows a Thor skin, the villain Galactus, and Asgard's Rainbow Bridge (hence Epic's coy rainbow emoji). All of this remains to be seen, but it would make sense thematically.
One data-miner also claims to have received images of a skin and pickaxe based on Wolverine of the X-Men, and while he's not attached to the Thor universe, Wolverine is in Marvel's wheelhouse so he would be fair game for the season. This rumor is definitely more out-there, though, so take it extra salt.
Whatever Season 4 has in store, we won't have to wait long to find out. The season starts next week on Thursday, August 27.
Here's how the Fortnite Chapter 2 map has changed over the seasons.
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