Big, green, and mean: Doomguy and The Incredible Hulk are smashing their way into Fortnite Chapter 4

But who would win in a fight between them?

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Epic games is going all out when it comes to the Chapter Four, season one skins. A number of surprising collaborations have been revealed, and it seems both the Doom Slayer, or DoomGuy for the more refined gamers out there, and The Incredible Hulk will be making their way to the newly formed island in Fortnite.

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The two green meanies will be joining up with Geralt of Rivia, the gruff-voice protagonist of CD Projekt Red’s Witcher series, and MrBeast, who were both revealed in a trailer for the new season. The Doom Slayer features in some new artwork that has leaked, and his helmet from Doom Eternal has also been found in the game files.

For now, it looks like Doom Slayer might be a Battle Pass skin, potentially taking the final slot, given how popular the character is. The Incredible Hulk doesn’t appear in what seems to be the traditional Battle Pass image that gives players their first glimpse at the seasonal goodies that can get their hands on.

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This actually makes sense. Marvel skins will typically show up in the Item Shop where the popular tie-in with Disney’s entertainment juggernaut can result in the maximum exchange of V-Bucks. The skins that players can wear have always been a massive driving factor for Fortnite, and over the years the ever-expanding collaborations between Epic and other companies have kept us all coming back for more.

There are also far more interesting reveals than just the Battle Pass skins. It seems that an all-new vehicle is on the way in Chapter Four, as images of a motorbike have been revealed. Players who visit a special Fortnite Chapter Four website can enter coordinates and work together to reveal new objects that are on the way. This should help to keep us all busy until the servers come back up and the new Chapter officially begins.

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A massive gaming fan, Aidan has been bad at esports since before it had a name. Known for haunting Quake and Unreal Tournament servers back in the day, he graduated to being bad at Brood War before moving on to becoming a terrible ADC in any MOBA that will have him. He spends too much time in Warframe and Destiny 2, and is eyeballing Marathon like a starving man looking at a sandwich.