Fortnite x Devil May Cry Collaboration May Be Arriving Soon, Leaks Suggest

Rumors are heating up about Fortnite's long-awaited collaboration with the Devil May Cry series possibly launching soon. While Fortnite is no stranger to leaks—many of which don’t always materialize on schedule—this crossover has been highly requested by fans for years. Now, according to multiple sources, it might finally be on the horizon.

In addition to the anticipated Hatsune Miku crossover, several major Fortnite leaks are circulating. While some rumors can be far-fetched, returning to partnerships with familiar brands seems more plausible. Fortnite has previously teamed up with Capcom, introducing Resident Evil characters into the game. Now, fans of Capcom are eager to see Devil May Cry join the roster.

Trusted Fortnite leaker ShiinaBR recently shared insights from leakers Loolo_WRLD and Wensoing on Twitter, pointing to the imminent arrival of this crossover. Wensoing referenced XboxEra co-founder Nick Baker, who initially teased the collaboration in 2023. Since then, more insiders have backed this claim, hinting that the official reveal could be approaching.

Devil May Cry Could Soon Slash Its Way into Fortnite

With a wave of new content rumored for Fortnite in the coming weeks, many speculate that if the Devil May Cry crossover is real, it may debut after Chapter 6, Season 1.

As for which characters could appear, Dante and Vergil seem like obvious choices, being the franchise’s most iconic figures. However, Fortnite's history suggests more variety is possible. Similar to the unexpected addition of Female V from the Cyberpunk 2077 collaboration, Fortnite often aims to provide both male and female options in its skins. This opens the door for characters like Lady, Trish, or Nico to join the battle royale. Other popular picks could include Nero from Devil May Cry 4 or V from Devil May Cry 5.

With this leak gaining momentum, many fans are eagerly awaiting official confirmation. Stay tuned for more updates as the potential crossover draws closer.