This fan-made Dragon Ball Z Fortnite skin concept is incredible

Ninja even said he'd pay at least $100 for these skins if they're added to the game.

Justin Binkowski

Published: Nov 10, 2018 09:52 am

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The Fortnite community is no stranger to seeing a ton of different fan-made skins—but this new concept could be one of the best ideas yet.

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Twitter user @RyaiArt posted an image with three Dragon Ball Z-themed Fortnite skins, and they look amazing.

Designed a Dragonball-inspired @FortniteGame skin because I'm a huge nerd. Still getting used to new tablet so silly little things like this are going to be the majority of my work for a while! pic.twitter.com/k3IxvF8zZc
— ryai (@RyaiArt) November 9, 2018

The skins use the same color scheme seen on the traditional clothes of the well-known character Goku from the popular Japanese anime series. But, instead of the Turtle School logo that’s found on Goku’s orange uniform, these skins feature a Fortnite Supply Llama symbol.

One of the coolest aspects of this skin concept, though, is the dynamic element that would allow the skins to “transform” as players gain more kills. The artist suggests that after four kills in a single game, the skin would become a Super Saiyan, which is a transformation from Dragon Ball Z that allows Saiyan characters to increase their power level.

One of the skin variants features the recently-introduced Super Saiyan Blue form, which is a combination of Super Saiyan God and the first Super Saiyan form. The concept also showcases the Nimbus Axe pickaxe, which pays tribute to Goku’s Flying Nimbus cloud and Power Pole from the original Dragon Ball series.

Popular streamer Tyler “Ninja” Blevins saw these fan-made skins and said that he’d pay at least $100 for them. While these DBZ-themed skins probably wouldn’t cost that much, it’s safe to say that a lot of fans would be thrilled to see this fan-made concept become a reality in Fortnite.

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Justin Binkowski

Dot Esports Editor. I primarily play, watch, and write about Call of Duty but can also occasionally be found feeding the enemy ADC in League of Legends. I have been following competitive Call of Duty since 2011 and writing about it since 2015.