When Fortnite leaks, it doesn’t whisper—it roars. Whether it’s an unexpected celebrity skin or an entire season’s worth of unreleased content surfacing in a datamine, fans know that where there’s a Fortnite leak, there’s a frenzy.

April 2025 is no exception. With Season 4 ramping up and a high-stakes tournament on the horizon, the rumor mill is in overdrive. From anime crossovers and long-rumored collabs to entirely new game mechanics, this month’s intel feels more like a roadmap for Fortnite’s next big evolution.

In this guide, we’re breaking down everything—from leaked skins and weapons to massive brand partnerships and fresh gameplay features—keeping you ahead of the drop.

Let’s start with the good stuff: outfits. Skins have always been the bread and butter of Fortnite’s visual appeal, and this month’s leaks are proof the designers haven’t missed a beat.

🔥 Confirmed & Rumored Skins

• Korra (Avatar: The Legend of Korra) – Following Aang’s popularity last season, Korra is rumored to bring waterbending emotes and a sleek dual-style outfit.

• Doom Slayer (Remix Style) – A neon-infused version of Doom Slayer is reportedly tied to an upcoming in-game event.

• Rosalía Collab – Yes, the Spanish pop sensation is rumored to get her own Icon Series skin, complete with a reactive outfit based on her live performances.

• Mech Renegade – An original Epic Games concept, this futuristic skin seems built for next-gen warfare.

• Loki (TVA Variant) – The God of Mischief might be back—this time with TVA branding and portal-based back bling.

Limited-Time Unlockables

Expect some of these skins to be available through timed events or by completing challenges linked to the preseason quests for Chapter 5, Season 5.

Not everything leaks from a datamine—some of it comes straight from Epic’s rotating vault. April’s Fortnite Item Shop leaks have revealed a few returning favorites and surprise drops:

Featured Bundles

• Cyber Infiltration Pack – Slated for a surprise mid-April appearance. Includes anime-inspired styles and katana back bling.

• Darkfire Bundle Redux – This legacy bundle is returning for a short window, featuring Molten Omen, Dark Power Chord, and Shadow Ark.

• Grim Visage Set – A gothic-themed cosmetic set reportedly launching alongside Void Zones.

Shop-Exclusive Cosmetics

• Renegade Reverb – A music-reactive outfit only available through the Item Shop for 48 hours.

• Backlash Neon Variant – Updated style coming back as a limited Item Shop rotation.

Leakers have also spotted encrypted placeholders for two unannounced bundles—likely tied to the Rosalía collab and another Icon Series drop later this month.

Monthly subscribers are in for a treat. April’s Fortnite Crew Pack leak suggests a sleek new original skin is on the way:

• Crew Skin: Nightpulse – A cyber-ninja inspired design with reactive neon armor and unlockable styles. The character glows brighter with each elimination.

• Back Bling: Glitch Echo – A floating holo-projection orb that syncs color with your pickaxe.

• Pickaxe: Data Shredder – Dual-wield energy blades with sound-reactive swing trails.

• Bonus: 1,000 V-Bucks + Crew Legacy Style (Stage 2)

The pack is expected to go live on April 30 for all active subscribers, just ahead of the May transition.

Fortnite is always one crossover away from breaking the internet. This month, Epic seems to be diving deeper into entertainment, fashion, and tech:

• Netflix x Fortnite : A crossover with Stranger Things Season 5 is reportedly in development, with skins for Eleven, Vecna, and Steve Harrington.

• Nike Tech Collection : Streetwear-themed skins, with dynamic hood toggles and a glow-up Air Force back bling.

• Star Wars May Event : A return to form, with newer Disney+ characters teased for early May. Keep an eye on Ahsoka and Ezra Bridger.

• PlayStation Partnership : PS-exclusive cosmetics and early access bundles, possibly tied to upcoming console-timed exclusives.

Beyond the visuals, leaked files show a few new systems and items in the works:

• Weapon Mods 2.0 – A refined attachment system that allows for real-time swapping mid-battle. Think scopes, suppressors, and elemental add-ons.

• Jetpacks Return (with Fuel Cores) – They’re not just back—they’re balanced. Fuel Core upgrades can be found in Vaults.

• Wall Running – A new traversal mechanic leaked in internal tests. Expected to debut in Ranked Arena first.

• “Void Zones” Map Feature – A new type of storm zone that distorts gravity and visuals. Possibly part of the Doom Slayer event.

These are expected to land between April 25 and the early-May patch cycle.

The Creative 2.0 toolkit is also getting love, with new leaks showing:

• Full NPC scripting

• Vehicle pathfinding

• Weather-triggered map effects

This opens the door for highly cinematic UEFN maps and creator-driven experiences that rival official LTM modes.

April’s patch will likely shift the loot pool again. Here’s what dataminers are seeing:

Returning

• Tactical SMG

• Boogie Bomb (yes, again)

• Infinity Blade (LTM-only)

Vaulted

• Twin Mag SMG

• Hammer AR

Expect new variants of the standard AR to take center stage in the current weapon meta.

Let’s not pretend leaks go unnoticed. The community is already dissecting every image and audio file with surgical precision.

• Fans on Reddit are already building concept arts for the Rosalía skin , anticipating a creative stage-based emote.

• Competitive players are mixed on wall running , concerned it may break close-range combat balance.

• Creative builders are thrilled about NPC scripting , calling it the most powerful UEFN tool yet.

If you want to stay on top of leaks before they hit your feed:

• Follow trusted leakers on X (formerly Twitter) like @HYPEX, @ShiinaBR, and @iFireMonkey

• Join Discords that focus on Fortnite Creative and Save the World

• Watch Epic’s dev livestreams where teasers are sometimes dropped in plain sight

And of course, bookmark this guide—we’ll be updating it weekly as more drops hit the surface.

With every update, Epic continues to blur the line between video game and entertainment platform. April’s leaks show a game still in motion—still experimenting, still driving cultural conversation.

Whether you’re queuing up for Zero Build, diving into UEFN, or just vibing in creative, this month’s updates make it clear: Fortnite hasn’t lost its edge.

Have your own theory about the next collab? Think Rosalía is dropping sooner than we expect? Sound off in the comments—because in Fortnite, the next big thing is always one leak away.