Fortnite update v21.40 arrives today, and as leakers reveal the upcoming content, it has been discovered that a new cruise ship will be spawned on a dedicated map as of today, allowing players to watch select Dragon Ball Super episodes on board.
As revealed with a tweet by iFireMonkey, the well-known Fortnite leaker, Vysena Studios is supposed to add a new Dragon Ball Super island to Fortnite later today, which will allow all the fans of the anime series to board a cruise ship and watch some Dragon Ball Super episodes for free with their friends in-game.
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As the update data reveals, six episodes from Dragon Ball Super series will be premiered during this event, including Episodes 9,10, 11, 13, 81, and 98.
Hopefully, the leaker also shared the island code for this special surprise from the Fortnite and Dragon Ball crossover, which is the major theme for today's update. You can check out the code done below:
- Dragon Ball Dedicated Island Code: 3137-9391-7999
According to the leaker, this dedicated Dragon Ball island will be available after today's update until September 17, which is probably the date that the Dragon Ball crossover comes to an end.
Furthermore, you can expect even more surprises on the dedicated Dragon Ball island in Fortnite, including a cute and beautiful recreation of Kame house as well as some other familiar locations to the anime fans.
This is only a single part of the Dragon Ball crossover in Fortnite. Epic Games will also add some new skins from the most popular characters of the Dragon Ball anime series to the game, as well as a number of new quests in Battle Royale. A big part of the cosmetic items has been dedicated to new emotes based on the Dargon Ball anime series, which will allow you to recreate the famous moves of your favorite protagonist in Fortnite.
The update is currently out on PC and it is expected to be available on consoles real soon as well. That being said, you will still need to wait for the servers to come back online from the maintenance, for which we don't have any clear estimations.