From a literal knight to a person in a banana suit, Fortnite is a game that not only allows you to flex your shooting and building skills but your skins as well. Over the last seven years, Fortnite has become a household name in the gaming community, and 𒉰it’s safe to say, the game has amassed a ton of wellဣ-known characters over time.

A lot🦩 of these characters are adored around the globe♊, and naturally, some of the iconic ones have been reincarnated in the form of action figures. For all the die-hard fans out there, collecting these action figures brings the excitement of the game to life. Today, we’re going to take a look at some of those characters that have been immortalized in plastic so that you can add them to your collection of gaming memorabilia.

Updated on May 18, 2024, by Vaspaan Dastoor: Fortnite is arguably the most popular game on the planet right now. Love it or hate it, you cannot deny the impact it's had on the industry and beyond. Every developer wishes they could build the forever game, and Fortnite is as close to that as possible. If you want to show your love for the game beyond your screen, these action figures might do the trick. We've updated this list with just a few more Fortnite action figures.

W🥂e’re all too familiar with flying over the island in the💝 blue Battle Bus and its large hot air balloon, rocking the original Jonesy skin with your duo looking extra saucy as Tomatohead. What if we told you that you could immortalize those moments to get that Victory Royale?

This 14-inch replica of the Fortnite Battle Bus comes with two of our favourite characters from Fortnite, the “protagonist” from Reality Zero, Jonesy, who’s got his game face on, and the outfit that was part of the Pizza Pit Set in Season 3, 🧸Tomatohead. With room for up to ten other figures, disco lights, and♊ authentic Fortnite music, you can recreate epic drop-ins. Just don’t forget to thank the bus driver before you do.

The bulky FBI agent-looking guy (not to be confཧused with Cobra Bubbles from the Lilo & Stitch), Brutus, is the double agent from Shadow, who’s usually seen wearing a gray suit over a blue undershirt, complete with a black tie, gloves, and leather belt.

But not with the Agent's Room Brutus pack. This action figure comes with Brutus in two of his iconic attires: his Ghost style, with a Stormtrooper-ish helmet and the elusive, level 140 Golden Agent style from Season 2, giving off the ultimate final boss vibes. The figures are housed in their very own library, which hides traps, a target practice room, and a revolving door that hides a stash of weapons, like the Minigun and the Charge Shotgun (not that you need to practice aiming with those).

Another Epic skin that was part of the Archetype set in season five of Fortnite, Archetype, is a futuristic-looking character who’s never seen without their caliper for precise harvesting and slicing. With a bandolier of sorts worn over their shoulder and a Splinter Cell-inspired headpiece that has a far more advanced pair of night-vision goggles, Archetype can be posed in various different ways with 25+ points of articulation. The only thi🐈ng missing in this pack is the prototype compound glider, Servo. But, even without that, the level of detail deserves the utmost appreciation.

The first legendary skin on our list. Straight out of season one of Fortnite, Raptor is one of those agents that is instantly recognizable for how famous he is among true fans of the game - the ones who’ve been playing ever since the game came out. Equipp𒊎ed with three buckshot rounds strapped across his chest, two comically green grenades on his hip, and the iconic yeꦛllow balaclava, Raptor, can be posed in equally interesting styles with his pickaxe thanks to 19 points of articulation on this bad boy.

Literally meaning “gold” in Spanish, Oro is the next legendary skin from season two of Fortnite reincarnated in the flesh. Bearing resemblance with Midas, including the positioning of the scar, the skeleton king has a golden skull, ribs and bones with a golden crown that screams invulnerable in every language. Originall🥀y part of Midas’ Revenge Set, this action figure comes with 28 points of articulation to help pose it in some of his classic poses — hands stretched out wide, as if to invite every challenger out there knowing full well he will conquer them all with ease.

Born from the very singularity that ate the entirety of Fortnite back at the end of chapter one, Zero is a legendary humanoid version of Zero Point. His action figure includes his Rainbow Llama pickaxe, and weapons like🎐 the tactical assault rifle and the thunder burst SMG to recreate exciting mid-range and short range duels in your display. Additionally, the Zero action figure also lights up with in-built LEDs, and if you couple that with its 28 points of articulation, you’ve suddenly stumbled upon great action figure photography opportunities, if you’re into that.

Lastly, an action figure that has its own tier of rarity in the game - the Slurp series! If you haven’t already guessed it, it’s Sludge, the red angrier counterpart to♍ the more cheery and blue Ripper. Part of the fittingly named Alter Ego ﷺchallenges of the battle pass from chapter two season one, Sludge is a prototype of the Slurp Legends (Slurp Leviathan, Slurp Bandolette and Slurp Jonesy).

Created by Chaos agents, Sludge seems to be made out of Slಌurp Juice, which is adequately captured in this action figure, along with his very visible disdain for every other action figure. With 20 points of articulation, its sludgehammer harvesting tool, and SMG and assault rifle in Sludge-inspired colours, you can make your displays as drippy and dangerous as you like.

Besides the many light-up face masks, this action figure of The Scientist from Fortnite comes with a shotgun and the Star Surge Back Bling. Add to that its highly articulate nature, and you've got an action figure that can be posed in a number of ways.

It's pretty easy to spot Punk on the map - he's the dude with a pumpkin for a head. However, the character will look better on your shelf with his Bash Burner Harvesting Tool and Squash Bats Back Bling. It also helps that it's all colour coordinated.

FAQ

Are these figures compatible with other Fortnite accessories?

Yes, many of these figures come with interchangeable accessories and building material꧃s that are compatible with other Fortnite figures and playsets, allowing for endless customization and play options.

What is the rarest thing in Fortnite?

Without a doubt, the number one rarest Fortnite skin is Aerial Assault Trooper. This militaristic outfit 💛with tactical goggles was exclusively available during Chapter 1 Season 1. Players had to 𝔍reach level 15 and purchase it for 1,200 V-Bucks from the item shop.