Epic Games has released a teaser for Fortnite Chapter 7, spotlighting a new weapon that resembles the Nunchucks of Lightning from LEGO Ninjago. This has sparked speculation about a major collaboration with the popular LEGO series. The update follows the Zero Hour event on November 29, 2025, though the collab remains unconfirmed.
Teaser Details
Epic Games shared a six-second teaser clip on the official Fortnite Twitter account as Chapter 6 wraps up. Fans quickly noticed a weapon in the bottom right corner that closely matches the Nunchucks of Lightning, one of the Golden Weapons from LEGO Ninjago. This iconic item, wielded by the character Jay, can generate lightning and transform into a glider called Jay’s Storm Glider in the series.
The teaser aligns with Fortnite's existing LEGO mode, making a Ninjago crossover a logical fit. LEGO Ninjago, launched in 2011, has expanded into TV shows, movies, video games, toys, books, and theme parks, appealing especially to younger players. If implemented, the Nunchucks could function as a powerful battle royale weapon, similar to Zeus’ lightning bolts from a past season.
Leaked Elements and Context
Leaks suggest Chapter 7 will feature a West Coast-themed map with new points of interest like Area 51, a Casino, and a Water Park. Gameplay changes may include self-revive mechanics, surfing and wingsuit movement, driveable Reboot Vans, a storm rework, and the return of Simple Building mode. New weapons could encompass a Gambler Shotgun, Scoped AR, and Uzi, alongside a potential LEGO Ninjago-themed mode.
Other rumored collaborations include LISA for Fortnite Festival, Kill Bill's The Bride, Back to the Future's Marty McFly, Playboi Carti, Arcane characters, Christmas Hatsune Miku, South Park, SpongeBob SquarePants, Harry Potter, and Paramount Sidekicks. Storyline elements might bring back The Last Reality, The Seven, and The Ice King. A Winterfest update and Fortnite OG Season 7 throwback are also anticipated in December.
While exciting, these details stem from leaks and the teaser, with official confirmation pending post-Zero Hour. Collaborations have boosted Fortnite's popularity, following trends in games like Call of Duty.