Marvel Rivals x Fortnite: Are Magik and Luna Snow Skins Really Coming?

Fortnite players are expecting Luna Snow and Magik from Marvel Rivals to arrive as new skins in a second collaboration wave, but right now this crossover is still in leak territory and not officially confirmed by Epic Games or NetEase. Multiple long‑time dataminers describe these two as “Wave 2” of the Marvel Rivals x Fortnite partnership, likely tied to the v39.40 update and Fortnite Chapter 7’s Valentine‑season window, yet all timing and cosmetic details remain subject to change.

If you are just trying to figure out what’s real: the only fully confirmed Marvel Rivals x Fortnite content so far is the Rivaled Sailer Glider from the 2024–2025 event, plus a Doom 2099 skin that kicked off the first crossover wave in December 2024.

Quick recap: What’s actually confirmed in the Marvel Rivals x Fortnite collab?

Before getting into Magik and Luna Snow, it helps to anchor on what’s already live and documented.

Quick recap: The confirmed content from the Marvel Rivals x Fortnite collaboration includes the Rivaled Sailer Glider, which will debut during the 2024–2025 event. The Doom 2099 skin released as part of the first crossover wave in December 2024. Players anticipate Luna Snow and Magik as new skins, but their status remains unconfirmed and relies on leaks. Remember, all details about their designs, release dates, and bundles are speculative until Epic Games or Marvel make official announcements. Stay tuned for updates as more information may emerge with the upcoming v39.40 update.

Luna Snow and Magik are getting skins (via ShiinaBR and FNBRintel)
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• Epic Games and NetEase ran an official Marvel Rivals x Fortnite event from December 6, 2024 to January 6, 2025, letting you unlock the Rivaled Sailer Glider in Fortnite by playing 10 eligible matches in Marvel Rivals on the Epic Games Store.

• The same glider was also promised for a later sale in the Fortnite Item Shop, giving players a second route if they missed the event window.​

• Coverage of the first Marvel Rivals wave also points to Doom 2099 as the early flagship skin, establishing that Epic is willing to bring Rivals‑specific variants into Fortnite’s broader Marvel lineup.

This confirmed history is why a second Marvel Rivals wave with more heroes feels plausible, even if the details about Magik and Luna Snow are still only coming from dataminers.

What do leaks say about Magik and Luna Snow?

Well‑known Fortnite leakers such as ShiinaBR, FNBRintel, and HYPEX have all mentioned a Wave 2 Marvel Rivals collab that would introduce Luna Snow and Magik as item‑shop skins. Their posts consistently frame this as a follow‑up to the Rivaled Sailer Glider and Doom 2099, not an unrelated Marvel drop.

Marvel Rivals Versions of Luna Snow & Magik are set to be skins in Fortnite!
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Most reports agree on a few core points:

• Fans expect Luna Snow and Magik to use designs from their Marvel Rivals hero shooter, or at least to be strongly inspired by those models.

• The skins are reportedly part of a larger v39.40 cosmetic slate that also includes other collaboration lines like K‑Pop Demon Hunters Wave 2 and a Chappell Roan event.

• The collaboration is described as “Wave 2” of Marvel Rivals content, implying this is an extension of the existing partnership rather than a fresh licensing deal.

However, none of the major leakers claim to have final store images, official price points, or full cosmetic bundles yet, and at least one outlet explicitly notes that the exact skin styles could still differ from the in‑game Rivals look.

Expected release window for Magik and Luna Snow (still unconfirmed)

A lot of the buzz is tied to Fortnite’s v39.40 update and the seasonal Valentine period in February 2026. Articles summarizing Chapter 7’s schedule repeatedly list Luna Snow and Magik under “Valentine‑themed” or February collab content, but they all rely on dataminer estimates rather than official calendars.

Some key points you can safely mention, with caveats:

• Several roundups and news stories predict that Luna Snow and Magik will arrive around Valentine’s Day 2026, often citing v39.40 as the patch packaging Marvel Rivals Wave 2.

• Esports and tech outlets usually report this timing as rumor or “rumored to be introduced,” which is the correct way to frame it.

• Even sites that give a specific date like February 5, 2026 present it as a schedule tied to patch deployment, not a locked Epic Games announcement.

For players, that means you can reasonably watch the in‑game shop and news feed around mid‑February, but you shouldn’t bank on a specific day until Epic makes it official.

How will the Magik and Luna Snow skins likely work?

Because Epic hasn’t revealed renders, everything here is based on patterns and what leakers are actually saying.

Magik coming to Fortnite? This is not a drill.
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Leaker summaries and news coverage suggest:

• Luna Snow will lean into her ice‑wielding K‑pop idol persona from Marvel Rivals, potentially pairing a sleek skin with music‑adjacent emotes or effects.

• Magik wields a soulsword as a mutant, just like in Rivals, which strongly hints at a sword-themed Pickaxe and some kind of mystical aura or portal-style Back Bling.

• Players expect both to be premium shop skins rather than free unlocks, likely sold either as separate outfits with optional bundles or as a shared Marvel Rivals Wave 2 pack.

Because Epic can and does adjust cosmetics late in development, even reliable leakers warn that the final models and accessories could change before release. It’s safest to describe them as “Rivals‑inspired” until the official renders drop.

Here’s a compact view of what’s reliable vs. still up in the air:

How this fits into Fortnite’s wider Marvel Rivals partnership

Epic has already proven that Marvel Rivals isn’t a one‑off tie‑in. The Rivaled Sailer Glider event required you to actually play Marvel Rivals on PC, reinforcing the idea of a cross‑promotion rather than simple Marvel brand synergy.

Current reporting paints Luna Snow and Magik as the next logical step:

• Patch and leak roundups now list “Marvel Rivals – Luna Snow & Magik” alongside other ongoing 2026 collaborations, treating this line as a recurring series rather than a one‑shot experiment.

• Some coverage even bundles Marvel Rivals Wave 2 with other music‑ and pop‑culture‑driven drops, positioning Luna Snow in particular as a strong fit for Fortnite’s live‑service festival vibe.

From a player‑experience angle, this makes sense: Fortnite gets two flashy, ability‑rich Marvel faces that feel distinct from the MCU‑focused skins, while Marvel Rivals keeps its brand visible in one of the biggest live‑service games around.

One useful way to think about it: if you already own the Rivaled Sailer Glider or Doom 2099, Luna Snow and Magik would round out a mini Marvel Rivals set in your locker once they eventually show up.

What you should do as a player right now

Until Epic confirms anything, your best move is to treat Magik and Luna Snow as “likely but not guaranteed” future skins.

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• Keep an eye on Fortnite’s official news posts, the in‑game Item Shop tab, and Epic’s blog during and after the v39.40 update window.

• Follow at least one of the dataminers who first reported the collab (ShiinaBR, FNBRintel, or HYPEX), but remember that even they label these as leaks, not announcements.

• Avoid buying anything in‑game purely on the assumption that Luna Snow or Magik will arrive on a specific day; until Epic posts a banner or tweet, it can still shift.

If you’re saving V‑Bucks for these skins, it’s smart to hold your currency through February’s event window, but don’t skip confirmed collabs you already know you want based only on a rumored date for Marvel Rivals Wave 2.