
Hey there, Fortnite fans! I’m absolutely pumped to share some incredible news that’s been making waves across the gaming community. If you’ve been following both Fortnite and Marvel Rivals, you’re in for an absolute treat. The latest leaks suggest that two of Marvel Rivals’ most popular characters – Luna Snow and Magik – are heading to Fortnite Island very soon, and I’ve got all the juicy details you need to know.
This isn’t just another crossover; it’s Wave 2 of the Fortnite x Marvel Rivals collaboration, and trust me, it’s going to be massive. From what I’ve gathered from multiple reliable sources, these skins are dropping around Valentine’s Day, which makes perfect sense given the massive fan shipping between these two characters in the Marvel Rivals community.
Let me break down everything we know so far about this epic crossover, including release dates, what to expect from the skins, character backgrounds, and how this fits into Fortnite’s ever-expanding Marvel universe.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Characters | Luna Snow (Strategist) & Magik (Duelist) |
| Source | Marvel Rivals by NetEase Games |
| Leak Source | ShiinaBR, FNBRIntel, AdiraFNInfo |
| Expected Release | Around Valentine’s Day 2026 (Mid-February) |
| Collaboration Wave | Wave 2 (Following Doom 2099 in December 2024) |
| Expected Price | 2,000-4,000 V-Bucks per bundle (estimated) |
| Skin Design | Based on Marvel Rivals character models |
| Platform | All Fortnite platforms (PC, Console, Mobile) |
On January 9, 2026, two of Fortnite’s most trusted and credible leakers – ShiinaBR and FNBRIntel – dropped a bombshell announcement that sent the community into a frenzy. According to their sources, Luna Snow and Magik from Marvel Rivals are confirmed to be joining Fortnite as part of the game’s second wave of Marvel Rivals collaboration.
Now, I know what you’re thinking – “Another Fortnite leak?” But hear me out. These aren’t just random Twitter users making wild predictions. ShiinaBR and FNBRIntel have established track records in the Fortnite datamining community, consistently delivering accurate information about upcoming collaborations, skins, and events months before official announcements.
What makes this leak particularly credible is that multiple independent sources confirmed the same information within hours of each other. FNBRIntel initially broke the news, followed by ShiinaBR’s verification, and then AdiraFNInfo provided the crucial detail that really got everyone talking – the Valentine’s Day release window.
Here’s where things get interesting, and honestly, kind of adorable. If you’ve been active in the Marvel Rivals community, you’ll know that Luna Snow and Magik have become one of the game’s most popular character pairings among fans. The community has affectionately “shipped” these two characters together, creating fan art, stories, and celebrating their in-game interactions.
Epic Games and NetEase are clearly aware of this phenomenon because releasing these skins around Valentine’s Day is no coincidence. It’s a brilliant marketing move that acknowledges the passionate fanbase while creating a themed event that feels organic and exciting. AdiraFNInfo even tweeted, “This one is for the shippers,” confirming that this timing is intentional and aimed at celebrating the community’s love for this character dynamic.
Based on the leaks and what we’ve seen from previous Marvel Rivals collaborations, here’s what I’m expecting from these upcoming skins:
Design Approach: The skins will most likely be based on the Marvel Rivals character designs rather than comic book versions. This makes sense because Doom 2099 (the first Marvel Rivals skin in Fortnite) followed this pattern when it launched in December 2024.
Bundle Contents: Each character bundle will probably include:
Pricing Structure: While not officially confirmed, previous Marvel collaborations have typically ranged from 2,000 to 4,000 V-Bucks for complete bundles. Based on the complexity and popularity of these characters, I’d estimate:

Let me introduce you to one of the coolest (pun absolutely intended) characters in the Marvel universe. Luna Snow, whose real name is Seol Hee, is actually a relatively new addition to Marvel’s roster, but she’s made an enormous impact in a short time.
Here’s her fascinating backstory: Luna Snow didn’t originate in the comics. She first appeared in the mobile game Marvel Future Fight back in January 2018, created specifically for the game by Netmarble. Her creation came from fan requests for more culturally diverse characters, particularly Korean representation in the Marvel universe. The developers wanted a character who could both heal allies and deal damage – an “ice magician” with dual functionality.
After her successful debut in the gaming world, Marvel brought Luna Snow into the official comic book canon in May 2019 with “War of the Realms: New Agents of Atlas” #1. This reverse journey (from games to comics rather than comics to games) makes her unique in Marvel history.
In Marvel Rivals, Luna Snow serves as a Strategist (support/healer) role with some seriously impressive abilities:
Primary Abilities:
Passive Abilities:
What makes Luna Snow special is her unique blend of K-pop idol aesthetics with ice-based superpowers. She’s not just a healer – she’s a performer who brings style and grace to every battle.
In the Marvel Comics continuity, Luna Snow gained her ice powers under tragic circumstances. During a live performance at Stark Arena, she was taken hostage by the terrorist organization A.I.M. (Advanced Idea Mechanics). They trapped her inside a malfunctioning cold fusion reactor. Instead of succumbing to the danger, Seol Hee’s exposure to the reactor gave her incredible ice-based superpowers.
After escaping and defeating the A.I.M. forces, she adopted the superhero identity Luna Snow, combining her career as a K-pop star with her new role as a protector. She’s fought against demons from Muspelheim during “The War of the Realms,” helped prevent the North Pole’s polar ice from melting, and became a key member of the Agents of Atlas.
Imagining Luna Snow in Fortnite gets me genuinely excited. Based on her Marvel Rivals design, I’m expecting:

Now let’s talk about Magik, one of the most complex and fascinating characters in X-Men history. Born Illyana Rasputina in Ust-Ordynsky, Russia, Magik is the younger sister of Piotr Rasputin (better known as Colossus).
Magik first appeared way back in 1975’s Giant-Size X-Men #1, making her a legacy character with nearly 50 years of comic book history. However, her character really developed in the 1980s when she became one of the New Mutants.
Here’s where her story gets really dark and interesting: As a child, Illyana was kidnapped and taken to a demon dimension called Limbo. She spent years there (though only moments passed in our world due to time dilation), where she was trained in dark sorcery by various demons and sorcerers. During this time, she forged the mystical Soulsword and developed her demonic alter-ego, Darkchild.
This traumatic experience transformed Illyana from an innocent child into a powerful sorceress and warrior. She can teleport through dimensions using “stepping discs,” wields incredible demonic magic, and carries the Soulsword – a weapon that can cut through any magical protection.
Fun fact: Magik was portrayed by actress Anya Taylor-Joy in the 2020 film “The New Mutants,” giving newer fans a cinematic introduction to this complex character.
In Marvel Rivals, Magik is classified as a Duelist with a melee-focused, high-mobility kit that makes her absolutely terrifying in skilled hands:
Combat Abilities:
Follow-up Abilities (After Stepping Disc):
Ultimate Ability:
Passive Ability:
What makes Magik so deadly in Marvel Rivals is her ability to dive into enemy backlines, eliminate high-priority targets (especially healers), and escape before retaliation. She’s a high-skill ceiling character that rewards aggressive, calculated play.
In the comics, Magik’s powers are even more expansive:
Based on her Marvel Rivals design and comic book appearance, I’m predicting Magik’s Fortnite skin will feature:
Before we dive into Wave 2, let’s recap the first Marvel Rivals collaboration with Fortnite. Many players don’t even realize this collaboration already happened because it was relatively low-key compared to other Marvel events.
In December 2024, when Marvel Rivals officially launched, Fortnite introduced the Doom 2099 skin along with a free Galacta-themed glider. Here’s how it worked:
Doom 2099 Skin: This futuristic version of Doctor Doom was available in the Fortnite Item Shop during Chapter 6: Season 1 (which had a heavy Marvel theme). The skin featured Doom’s signature armor with a sleek, modern redesign that matched his Marvel Rivals appearance.
Free Galacta Glider: Players who downloaded Marvel Rivals from the Epic Games Store and played 10 matches in any regular game mode could claim a free glider in Fortnite. This promotional cross-game reward was a clever way to drive traffic between both titles.
While Doom 2099 was cool, many fans felt it was a strange choice for the first Marvel Rivals representative. After all, Doom 2099 isn’t even a playable character in Marvel Rivals – he’s part of the game’s lore and marketing but doesn’t appear on the roster. This is why the Luna Snow and Magik skins feel more significant – they’re actual playable heroes that fans have been using and falling in love with since the game’s launch.
The partnership between Fortnite and Marvel Rivals is mutually beneficial for both games:
For Marvel Rivals:
For Fortnite:
Epic Games has a proven track record of using crossovers to promote other games within their ecosystem (since Marvel Rivals is available on the Epic Games Store), so this collaboration fits their established strategy perfectly.
Fortnite has an extensive history with Marvel that makes this collaboration feel like a natural continuation:
Major Marvel Events:
With over 80+ Marvel skins already in Fortnite, the game has become a virtual Marvel museum where you can play as your favorite heroes across multiple universes and timelines.
Based on all available information from multiple leak sources, here’s what I’m confidently predicting for the release schedule:
Target Release Window: Valentine’s Day weekend 2026 (February 14-16)
Likely Item Shop Rotation: The skins will probably debut on either:
Fortnite typically refreshes its Item Shop daily at 00:00 UTC (7:00 PM EST / 4:00 PM PST the previous day), so mark your calendars for the evening of February 13-14 if you want to snag these skins immediately.
How Long Will They Be Available?
Based on previous exclusive crossover patterns:
My advice? If you want these skins, grab them during the initial release. While they’ll probably return eventually, waiting could mean months between opportunities.
Let me break down what I expect these skins to cost based on Fortnite’s established pricing structure and comparable Marvel skins:
Individual Character Bundles:
Combo Bundle (Both Characters):
Individual Items (If Sold Separately):
V-Bucks Preparation: To be safe, I’d recommend having at least 5,000 V-Bucks ready if you want everything from both characters. This gives you flexibility regardless of how Epic structures the bundles.
V-Bucks Purchasing Guide:
This is a personal decision, but let me help you think through it:
Get Luna Snow If:
Get Magik If:
Get Both If:
If you’re short on V-Bucks but want these skins, here are my top strategies:
While Luna Snow and Magik don’t have an official canonical relationship in Marvel Comics (they’ve rarely interacted in the source material), Marvel Rivals has created interesting dynamics between all characters through team-up abilities and in-game interactions.
Team Composition Dynamics: In Marvel Rivals, Luna Snow operates as a Strategist (support/healer) while Magik serves as a Duelist (damage dealer). This creates natural synergy where:
Community “Ship” Origins: The community shipping between Luna Snow and Magik largely comes from:
In Marvel Rivals’ storyline, Magik plays a significant role in the game’s multiversal narrative. When Scarlet Witch arrives in Limbo seeking allies for a battle threatening reality itself, Magik’s initial skepticism gives way to cooperation when she learns of the larger threat.
The involvement of Doctor Strange further complicates matters, creating a team-up ability between Magik and Scarlet Witch called “Arcane Order” that allows Magik to use magical chains to link and slow enemies.
While Luna Snow’s role in the Marvel Rivals narrative is less prominent (she’s more focused on the Agents of Atlas storyline), both characters represent different aspects of Marvel’s diverse hero roster – Luna bringing modern, culturally-specific representation, and Magik representing classic mutant storytelling with contemporary updates.
Fortnite has established the “Gaming Legends” series specifically for video game crossovers, featuring characters from:
Previous Gaming Collaborations:
The Marvel Rivals collaboration exists in a unique space because while it’s technically a gaming crossover, the characters themselves are established Marvel properties. This hybrid nature means they could appear in either the Gaming Legends series OR the main Marvel section of the Item Shop.
The Marvel Rivals crossover stands out for several reasons:
If this Wave 2 collaboration is successful (and I have no doubt it will be), here are my predictions for future Marvel Rivals characters that could make the jump to Fortnite:
Most Likely – Wave 3 Predictions:
High Demand Characters:
Villain Possibilities:
Deep Cut Characters:
I’m predicting Epic and NetEase will continue this partnership with seasonal releases:
This would keep both games relevant to each other’s player bases while providing consistent content updates throughout the year.
The reaction to these leaks has been overwhelmingly positive across social media platforms. Let me share some of the most common sentiment I’ve been seeing:
Excitement and Hype:
Concerns and Questions:
Creative Content:
Over in the Marvel Rivals community, the reaction has been similarly enthusiastic but with slightly different focus:
Marvel Rivals Players Say:
The timing is particularly interesting because Marvel Rivals Season 6 launches on January 16, 2026, featuring Deadpool as the headline addition. The cross-promotion between the Fortnite skin release and the new Marvel Rivals season creates a perfect storm of marketing synergy.
Based on recent high-quality Fortnite skins, here’s what I expect from a technical standpoint:
Visual Fidelity:
Special Features Predictions:
Luna Snow:
Magik:
Performance Optimization: Both skins should be optimized to run smoothly on all platforms without causing FPS drops, similar to how Epic handles other complex Marvel skins.
With the estimated Valentine’s Day release approaching, here’s my comprehensive preparation guide:
1. V-Bucks Inventory (Complete 2 Weeks Before)
2. Account Preparation (Complete 1 Week Before)
3. Information Gathering (Ongoing Until Release)
4. Launch Day Strategy (Day of Release)
5. Post-Purchase Tips
Since Fortnite’s Item Shop refreshes at 00:00 UTC, here’s when to check based on your timezone:
| Region | Daily Shop Reset Time |
|---|---|
| EST (Eastern) | 7:00 PM (Previous Day) |
| PST (Pacific) | 4:00 PM (Previous Day) |
| GMT (London) | 12:00 AM (Midnight) |
| CET (Central Europe) | 1:00 AM |
| IST (India) | 5:30 AM |
| AEST (Australia East) | 11:00 AM |
| JST (Japan) | 9:00 AM |
Once you get the Luna Snow skin, here are my recommendations for creating the perfect loadout:
Ice-Themed Combinations:
K-Pop/Idol Theme:
Recommended Emotes:
For Magik’s darker, mystical aesthetic, here are my top styling suggestions:
Mystical/Dark Magic Theme:
X-Men Team Theme:
Portal/Dimensional Theme:
According to reliable leakers ShiinaBR and AdiraFNInfo, Luna Snow and Magik skins are expected to arrive in the Fortnite Item Shop around Valentine’s Day 2026, which means they’ll likely debut between February 13-16, 2026. The most probable release date is February 14 (Valentine’s Day itself) at 7:00 PM EST / 4:00 PM PST (00:00 UTC on February 15).
While Epic Games hasn’t officially announced pricing, based on previous Marvel and Gaming Legends collaborations, I estimate each character bundle will cost between 2,000-2,500 V-Bucks individually. If Epic offers a combined bundle featuring both characters, expect pricing around 3,500-4,000 V-Bucks, which would provide a 10-15% savings compared to purchasing them separately.
Yes, most likely. While Fortnite sometimes releases exclusive “never returning” skins, most collaboration skins return to the Item Shop periodically every 30-90 days. However, I strongly recommend purchasing them during their initial release window if you want them, as the wait between rotations can sometimes extend to several months, especially for special event skins like these Valentine’s Day releases.
Based on the leak sources and the pattern established by the previous Doom 2099 skin (which followed the Marvel Rivals design), Luna Snow and Magik will most likely feature their Marvel Rivals character designs rather than classic comic book appearances. This makes sense as the collaboration is specifically between Fortnite and Marvel Rivals, not Fortnite and Marvel Comics generally.
Yes! All cosmetic skins in Fortnite, including collaboration skins, can be used in competitive modes like Arena and tournaments. However, some competitive players prefer simpler skins for better visibility and performance. That said, skins provide no gameplay advantages or disadvantages – they’re purely cosmetic.
The skins will be available across all Fortnite platforms simultaneously, including PC (Windows, Mac), PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox One and Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and mobile devices where Fortnite is supported. Your purchase is tied to your Epic Games account, so you can use the skins on any platform you play on.
Based on current information from leaks, there’s no indication of free variants or challenges to earn these skins. They will likely be premium Item Shop purchases only. However, Epic sometimes surprises players with free back blings, sprays, or loading screens related to major collaborations, so keep an eye on the news feed and challenge tab when they release.
No! You don’t need to own, download, or play Marvel Rivals to purchase or use these skins in Fortnite. They’ll be available directly through the Fortnite Item Shop for V-Bucks just like any other cosmetic item. However, playing Marvel Rivals might give you a better appreciation for the characters and their abilities!
While not officially confirmed, based on recent high-quality Fortnite skins and the nature of these characters, it’s highly likely both skins will feature reactive elements. Luna Snow will probably have ice and frost effects, while Magik should feature portal and energy effects. Many premium collaboration skins include built-in emotes, reactive features that change based on eliminations, and unique visual effects.
Yes! Fortnite allows gifting of Item Shop purchases to friends who have been on your Epic Friends list for at least 48 hours. You’ll need to have two-factor authentication enabled on your account to use the gifting feature. This is a great option if you want to surprise a Marvel Rivals-loving friend for Valentine’s Day!
While Luna Snow and Magik are the only characters confirmed for this Wave 2 release, the success of this collaboration will likely determine future waves. Popular candidates for future releases include Spider-Man (Marvel Rivals variant), Star-Lord, Scarlet Witch, Venom, and other roster favorites. Keep following leak accounts for the latest information!
There’s been no official announcement about reverse collaboration (Fortnite skins appearing in Marvel Rivals), but given the partnership between Epic Games and NetEase, it’s certainly possible for future updates. Marvel Rivals has its own cosmetic system with character costumes, so Fortnite-themed variants could theoretically appear.
The Fortnite Item Shop resets daily at 00:00 UTC, which translates to 7:00 PM EST / 4:00 PM PST (the previous calendar day). For example, if a skin is scheduled for February 14, it actually becomes available at 7:00 PM EST on February 13. Mark your calendar accordingly!
Historically, Fortnite bundles save you 10-20% compared to buying items individually. If you plan to get both Luna Snow and Magik, I strongly recommend waiting to see if Epic offers a combined bundle before making any purchases. Usually, bundles appear in the featured section while individual items may be listed separately.
Yes! All Fortnite cosmetics are universally compatible. You can mix and match Luna Snow or Magik with any back bling, pickaxe, glider, contrail, wrap, or emote you own. Part of the fun is creating unique combinations that match your style. Experiment in the Locker preview mode to find your perfect loadout!
The Luna Snow and Magik collaboration represents something bigger than just two skins in a video game. It’s part of Fortnite’s evolution into a central cultural hub where gaming, entertainment, music, and sports converge.
Fortnite’s Metaverse Strategy:
The Marvel Rivals collaboration specifically demonstrates how Fortnite serves as:
This collaboration sets precedents for future gaming crossovers:
Let me give you my honest final recommendation on whether these skins are worth your V-Bucks:
Absolutely Buy If:
Consider Carefully If:
Maybe Skip If:
My Personal Take: As someone who’s been following both Fortnite and Marvel Rivals since their respective launches, I’m genuinely excited about this collaboration. Luna Snow represents fresh, culturally diverse character design that we don’t see enough of in gaming, while Magik brings decades of X-Men legacy with a modern twist. The Valentine’s Day timing is clever, the character pairing makes sense, and the designs translate beautifully to Fortnite’s aesthetic.
I’ll definitely be picking up both skins – they represent not just cool cosmetics, but a piece of gaming history as two major titles come together. Whether you choose one, both, or neither, I hope this comprehensive guide has given you all the information you need to make an informed decision!
The Fortnite landscape changes rapidly, and new information about these skins could emerge any day. Here’s how to stay in the loop:
Follow These Sources:
Check These Websites:
Set Reminders:
The Luna Snow and Magik collaboration marks an exciting new chapter in the ongoing partnership between Fortnite and the Marvel gaming universe. With Marvel Rivals continuing to grow its player base and Fortnite maintaining its position as the world’s premier gaming crossover platform, we can expect this relationship to deepen over time.
Whether you’re a day-one Marvel Rivals veteran, a Fortnite cosmetic collector, or someone who simply appreciates well-designed characters, these skins represent something special. They bridge communities, celebrate gaming diversity, and remind us why crossovers like this create magic in the gaming world.
Mark your calendars for Valentine’s Day 2026, prepare your V-Bucks, and get ready to bring the ice queen and demon sorceress to the island. Luna Snow and Magik are coming to Fortnite, and I couldn’t be more excited to see how this collaboration unfolds!
See you on the island, and may your Victory Royales be plentiful with your new Marvel Rivals skins!