Fortnite x Disney Collaboration: A “Stable” Build in the Works?

Exactly a Year After the Partnership Announcement

Exactly a year has passed since the Walt Disney Company announced its $1.5 billion USD stake in Epic Games and launched a multi-year partnership to create an expansive and open games and entertainment universe connected to Fortnite. Since then, fans have been eagerly awaiting the collaboration event, which has reportedly moved into a “stable” build.

What’s Next?

While it’s still unclear what the collaboration will entail, noted Fortnite leaker HypeX believes the status change likely indicates that significant progress has been made and the partnership has reached the next roadmap milestone.

A Disney Universe Connected to Fortnite

When the partnership was first announced, Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, and Avatar were explicitly mentioned as key components of the collaboration. Users were promised the ability to create their own stories and experiences, express their fandom in a distinctly Disney way, and share content with each other in ways that they love.

Fan Theories and Wishlists

Since then, fans have been speculating about what the collaboration might entail. Some have suggested that a Disney Infinity-esque mode could be added to Fortnite, while others have theorized about a persistent “Disney Metaverse” to explore.

Fast & Furious x Fortnite Skins on the Way

In related news, HypeX has confirmed that Fast & Furious x Fortnite skins are also “coming soon”. It seems that the collaboration is still moving forward, even if the details are still under wraps.

A Hidden Fortnite Cameo in Wicked’s Biggest Song

Did you know that Wicked’s biggest song features a hidden Fortnite cameo? It’s just one of the many surprises that the collaboration has in store for fans.

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