All Fortnite New Skins in Chapter 6 Season 1

The new chapter is an exhilarating shake-up for players. The Battle Pass introduces fresh skins, new mechanics and animals have made their way into the game, an old-school map is on the horizon, and collaborations with iconic animated universes are keeping things exciting. Fortnite continues to surprise and innovate.

In this article, we’ll shift our focus specifically to the new Fortnite skins as the Battle Pass rewards—analyzing, evaluating, and sharing all the details.

New Skins in Chapter 6 Season 1 Fortnite Battle Pass Rewards

All of these skins are available as part of the new Fortnite Battle Pass rewards. After purchasing the Battle Pass, you have the opportunity to earn rewards, which include 7 unique skins and one cosmetic style to go with it, for a total of 14 new skins.

Nyanja — Unlocked immediately upon purchasing the Battle Pass, Nyanja is a standout skin, portraying a catperson with a hint of a laid-back, teenage vibe. However, their name hints at some level of ninja training, suggesting there’s more depth to this character than it initially appears.

Neko Nyanja is a version in darker colors, giving off a more serious and refined look. I’d like to point out that this skin highlights the newly introduced jumping mechanic, thanks to its feline traits and the parkour-inspired design.

Jade — So far, we’ve seen two ninjas, and neither seems to have mastered the art of blending in with dark colors. But then again, when has Fortnite ever embraced a darker palette? Instead, Jade stands out with her bright cyan hair and jacket, paired with traditional samurai armor underneath. While I’m not sure how effective that armor is against bullets, at least she’s giving it a shot!

Cursed Jade is a dark, armor-clad version of the character. It’s worth mentioning that Jade was one of the featured heroes in the season's new showreel if you recall.

Kendo — This ronin also seems to favor bold colors, sporting a striking red top that complements this season's theme of blending traditional Japanese elements with modern styles. I can’t quite figure out what those bottles are on his waist—traditional wisdom suggests they’re likely smoke bombs or something of the sort.

Demon Hunter Kendo is a tougher and more aggressive version of the character. He originally reminded me of a street biker, but here he looks more like a professional-level racer, complete with a sleek outfit and mask. I imagine he’ll become quite popular in future seasons due to his stylish appearance and the cool combination of his mask and gear.

Shadow Blade Hope — Hope has essentially been the main character of Fortnite since Chapter 5 began, and it seems she's here to stay in Chapter 6, now sporting a brand new skin outfitted in ninja gear. At least she understood the assignment, opting for a darker shade of blue for her outfit, though the same can’t be said for her violet alternate style.

Lilac Shadow Hope is another take on the cat-inspired theme, this time in lighter tones. I also see parkour influences, but at a higher level, almost like gear designed for scaling skyscrapers.

Daigo — I’m not entirely sure where Daigo fits in the hierarchy of traditional Japanese warriors, but maybe that’s the point. He’s described as the “man of a thousand faces,” and he’s the only one to fully embrace an all-black outfit—aside, of course, from the eerie cracked mask that conceals his face.

Kintsugi Daigo shifts from modernity to ancient times. It’s not particularly exciting, but as an alternative, it fits well within the theme here.

Hero Baymax — You might expect a futuristic superhero using something like nanotechnology to heal wounds to clash with the theme of this Fortnite season, but somehow, Baymax fits right in—especially when you check out his samurai alternate outfit.

Samurai Baymax truly embodies the samurai look. Where else could you see Baymax in a superhero suit with an Asian theme if not in Fortnite? His exotic appearance adds a unique flair to the game.

The Night Rose — The Night Rose appears to be positioned as the primary antagonist for this season, and it’s easy to understand why. This demon warrior wields some fearsome powers and certainly looks the part, with her altered traditional attire, dark eyes, and long horns, all combining to create a truly unsettling appearance.

Also, this season, the game is set for another big shake-up — Fortnite First Person view, it will be available in beta mode soon. We’ve covered more details about it in a separate article — happy reading!

Night Rose may not be as terrifying and beautiful as the original version of this skin, but she looks far more deadly due to the tactical gear. A true killing machine.

When Will Fortnite Bonus Skin Be Available?

Another impressive addition—Godzilla! The island will soon face an invasion from this gigantic monster.

If you’re wondering when Godzilla and the mysterious skin will be available, the Godzilla rewards won’t be available until January 17, 2025. We’ll update this article or create a new dedicated Godzilla only.

How to get New Battle Pass Skins in Fortnite?

Easy! If you get a Battle Pass you can get all these skins through the quest progress. To complete quests—just play and check a quest menu, press TAB while matching, choose Quests, and do a Map Mark or read the description of the quest to complete it.

About all items that might be gotten as rewards in the New Fortnite Battle Pass, we have written before in an article focused on the whole pass.

Good luck player, be careful with ancient curses on the island!