Every Fortnite season has its own Battle Pass that includes new skins, emotes, wraps, and other accessories. Each Battle Pass is worth 950 V-Bucks, which is cheaper than most standalone skins in the item shop. The drawback of the Battle Pass I'd that all rewards are time limited. Once each season ends, it becomes impossible to get the content that they contained.
Buying the Chapter 4 Season 1 Battle Pass gives players access to 146 obtainable items. This includes 8 completely distinct skins, and multiple separate styles for each one. This list will highlight the 10 best skin variations introduced in Chapter 4's very first season.
10 Selene
Selene is a skin you unlock immediately after purchasing the Battle Pass, making her the most common skin, but commonality doesn't take away from the amount of detail put into her design.
She has multicolored hair, two katanas, and tattoos that make her stand out from many initial skins from past Fortnite seasons. She's also one of the few skins this season to have a heavily modified style option.
9 Moonglow Selene
While many skins have various styles, none in this Battle Pass stick out more than Moonglow Selene. Styles often include simple color pallet swaps or slightly different clothes, but Moonglow is almost an entire redesign.
The only similarity with standard Selene is her hair, yet that has been altered to exclude the cyan portion. Selene's Moonglow armor makes her look so different that it could pass off as its own separate skin.
8 Dusty
Dusty is a baseball player skin that can be obtained at the end of page 8 of the Battle Pass, and she has an additional style on the page immediately after. This makes her much harder to obtain than Selene, but not as hard as a few of the other skins.
Bullpen Brawler is Dusty's most unique alternate appearance. Players have to surpass level 115 to unlock this mask on the second bonus rewards page. Only Dusty's original style captures her baseball theme well.
7 Massai
Massai is the second skin available for players to unlock. He is a skater who comes with two variations from the very start. One style has glasses, while the other doesn't. The Air Walker mask can be obtained soon after, but this modifies his basic color scheme to a blander pallet than his default design.
The Thrasher mask in the mid-season drop section has better colors. It's also the only style that changes the design on his shirt. This mask can be obtained by earning account levels as opposed to the normal Battle Pass levels.
6 Helsie
Helsei is the second-to-last skin available in the Battle Pass. This makes her one of the rarest skins this season. Her multiple Battle Pass pages include many cosmetics based on her favorite drink, boba tea.
Helsie's Bobarista variation fits the theme of her design the most, but all of her styles have equal quality. Bobarista, her standard punk design, and her Club President costume all have a distinct charm to them.
5 The Ageless (Default)
A crossover skin has been the final skin in every Battle Pass over the past 7 seasons, but this time Fortnite has made an original creation. The Ageless is a warrior that acts as both a boss in The Citadel and the final skin in the Battle Pass.
His default appearance can be unlocked around tier 90. This design acts as a mascot for Chapter 4 Season 1, as it is the one used in the game's icon.
4 Geralt Of Rivia
Geralt is a crossover skin from the Witcher series. It's a series that started as books that eventually got video game adaptions. The Witcher 3 sold over 40 million copies. This means that Geralt's inclusion is a big deal, yet he doesn't have as many cosmetics or variations as the other crossover skin this season.
Rather than being unlocked in the main section of the Battle Pass, Geralt has a separate menu of his own. Special missions must be completed to unlock him and his cosmetics. Prowler, Indiana Jones, and a few other crossover skins have gotten this same treatment in the past. It's an excellent way to make them feel special compared to the other skin.
3 Nezumi
Nezumi is a reactive skin. Reactive skins are very rare skins that change throughout a match when conditions are met. In Nezumi's case, it's activated upon getting eliminations.
Nezumi's hair will raise to reveal glowing eyes, more eyes will appear on their collar, and their hands will gain an aura. The aura has a different color depending on the style used. These unique reaction attributes make Nezumi stand out a lot from every other skin in the game.
2 The Ageless Champion
Call to Arms is an emote unlocked at tier 100. It is an emote only The Ageless can perform. It allows him to change appearance in the middle of a match. The champion armor comes in a style that has a helmet and a style that shows his face.
The boss version of The Ageless always uses this armor variation. The ability to play as a boss that can change designs on a whim has rarely been done in Fortnite's past.
1 Doom Slayer
No Doom game has sold as well as The Witcher 3, but it's a series that has had a massive impact on the shooter genre. Since Fortnite is a shooter, the inclusion of the Doom Slayer makes perfect sense. He comes with a glider of the iconic Cacodemon enemy, the Crucible Blade from Doom: Eternal, and multiple emotes that reference his series.
Doom Slayer also has multiple color pallet swap costumes. The Astro Armor, the Phobos Armor, and the Ember Armor styles are all costumes he used in the Doom series. All these references make Doom feel very well represented.