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Fortnite’slatest collaboration withJujutsu Kaisenhas got everyone hyped and for good reasons. If you are aJJKfan and also playFortnitethen it’s a dream come true for the likes of you. Surely you would then love to run around the battlegrounds, fighting enemies as Sukuna or Mahito yourself!
Also, the new skins are actually pretty good, which would obviously make fans love playing it. But it’s an anime x game collaboration we are talking about, which has a pretty dire track record in the past. Something must go wrong, right?
So, it turns out evenFortniteis pretty biased toward Sukuna, and others but not Toji! There’s nothing wrong with Sukuna being a fan favorite, but what’s up with the apparent shade thrown at Toji Fushiguro? The poor guy can’t even get a break in theFortniteuniverse!
Fortnite did dirty to our boy Toji!
The latestFortnitecollaboration with Jujutsu Kaisen has taken the Toji fans completely off guard. While most of the skins are pretty great and all, it seems they did our boy, Toji, really dirty for no reason. Compared to slick and fashionable Mahito or Sukuna’s skins, Toji’s outfit falls flat onto the ground.
come on guyspic.twitter.com/oN7Ljtd459
Of course, people always preferred Sukuna and Mahito over Toji, but why did evenFortniteencourage this sentiment? Although they simply tried to go with the Shibuya Incident arc Toji, rather than his iconic Hidden Inventory arc form, it’s still pretty underwhelming for putting this skin out first.
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Giving Toji such mediocre skin to start with was pretty devastating for his fandom, as the hatred from people started mounting up on social platforms.Poor Toji deserved better, and the game should’ve given him the HI arc skin, instead of the rather forgettable Shibuya outfit.
Fans are furious overFortnite’sappalling Toji-skin design
It turns outthe newFortnite x Jujutsu Kaisencollabhas raised quite an outrage from the fans, and this is the fact that Toji’s introductory skin design does not seem as impressive as fans wished it to be.
Looks like I’m not getting him smh they did toji dirty
Literally the biggest fumble
This feels particularly disappointing if you compare Toji’s skin with the rest of the collab skins. Sukuna’s skin, on the other hand, is just fire, and also Mahito’s skin looks pretty cool, but why not with Toji’s?
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They did give him his pickaxe and also his Inventory Curse worm, but still, he lacked the proper style that Sukuna or Mahito had. People are also claiming that he didn’t even have an emote of his own, unlike other characters from this collab!
The other skins are fine. Sukuna could have gotten another style but the base is fire. But Toji absolutely needed styles cause that man looks boring as hell.
We were robbed of a much better style and pickaxe AND back bling and he doesn’t even come with an emote either…
This feels like a lost opportunity! The collab could have easily given the deserved spotlight to our boy who has captured everyone’s heart in the anime, but now it seems more like a great L for the fans. People are letting out their dissatisfaction on social media, and clearly,Fortniteneeds to be more careful with their game when it comes to iconic characters like Toji.
Diganta Mondal
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Diganta Mondal is an avid Content Writer at Fandomwire, specializing in anime and pop culture-related stuff. With over 600 published articles, he boasts his knowledge on this beloved media and strives to connect with fellow anime enthusiasts all across the globe.Despite having a non-journalism educational background, his love for shows like Vinland Saga, Violet Evergarden, and other Naoki Urasawa works constantly inspires him to share informative news, theories, and recommendations on almost all anime genres, aiming to create a shared platform for nerdy discussions.
