Fortnite Announces Major Collaboration With 20th Television Animation for Summer Event

Epic Games has officially revealed a brand-new crossover in Fortnite, and this time, it’s bringing in some fan-favorite animated shows.

The event is a collaboration between Fortnite and 20th Television Animation, featuring characters and elements from Bob’s Burgers, Family Guy, and King of the Hill. This marks one of the biggest animated-themed events in the game’s history.

The crossover was announced on June 13, 2025, and players can expect skins, cosmetics, and themed content based on the popular animated series.

According to early teasers, players will be able to unlock or purchase character skins such as Peter Griffin (Family Guy), Hank Hill (King of the Hill), and even members of the Belcher family from Bob’s Burgers.

What Players Can Expect?

Each show brings a different flavor to the game. While Family Guy and Bob’s Burgers have already been rumored or teased in the past, this announcement confirms their full integration into Fortnite’s universe. Players can look forward to:

• Exclusive skins and back blings inspired by iconic characters
• Emotes and voice lines pulled directly from the shows
• Themed loading screens and sprays
• A limited-time event or questline tied to the animation universe

When Will It Launch?

While Epic hasn’t confirmed an exact date yet, the event is expected to launch later this summer. Past patterns suggest that cosmetics will be released in the item shop first, followed by game challenges or in-game content updates.

Fans are already speculating about which voice actors might be involved and whether themed maps or locations will appear.

Why This Crossover Matters?

This is not just a pop culture cash-in. Fortnite has continually evolved by bringing together worlds that appeal to different generations, from Marvel heroes to anime characters, to now beloved animated sitcoms.

The crossover with 20th Television Animation brings nostalgia, humor, and new creative possibilities for Fortnite’s massive player base.

This move also highlights Epic Games’ long-term vision of making Fortnite more than just a battle royale—it’s becoming a metaverse of pop culture.