The AR-L is a Nerf blaster that was released on March 22, 2019 to promote the video game Fortnite. It requires four "AA" batteries to be operated.
Included contents[]
- 1 AR-L
- 1 ten dart cilp
- 20 Fortnite Darts
- Instructions
Details[]
The AR-L is a battery-operated, semi-automatic flywheel clip system blaster. It is based on the legendary assault rifle weapon from Fortnite, colored yellow to reflect its legendary rarity. It features an integrated shoulder stock and two flip-up iron sights. The clip release is located in front of the firing trigger, while the acceleration trigger is underneath it.
One long tactical rail sits atop the blaster. Unlike most blasters, this rail is not parallel with the barrel, and is sloped slightly upwards.
Official description[]
| This is an official description from Hasbro.com. Please do not modify it. (view the archived product listing) |
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The Nerf Fortnite AR-L blaster is inspired by the blaster used in Fortnite, replicating the look and colors of the one from the popular video game! Play Fortnite in real life with this Nerf Elite blaster that features motorized dart blasting. Power up the motor with the acceleration button and pull the trigger to shoot 1 dart. It comes with a 10-dart clip and 20 Official Nerf Fortnite Elite darts, enough to fully load the clip and give you 10 backup darts for reloading. Flip up the 2 sights on the top of the blaster to align your shot. Official Nerf Darts are designed for distance, tested and approved for performance and quality, and constructed of foam with flexible, hollow tips. Drop into indoor and outdoor Fortnite action with this motorized, dart-firing Nerf Elite Fortnite blaster! Batteries required; not included. |
History[]
The AR-L was first announced in October of 2018[1]; it was the first Fortnite blaster to be announced. It was later given an official release date at the 2019 New York Toy Fair.
The AR-L has been re-released four times: twice later that year as the AR-E and AR-Durrr Burger, and twice in 2020 as the AR-Goosebumps and AR-Rippley.
Color schemes[]
The AR-L has been released with the following color schemes:
- Standard (yellow, orange, black, and gray)
- AR-Durrr Burger (white, orange, yellow, black, and gray)
- AR-E (purple, orange, black, and gray)
- AR-Goosebumps (blue, yellow, purple, black, and orange)
- AR-Rippley (blue, transparent purple, black, and gray)
Trivia[]
- AR-L stands for "Assault Rifle - Legendary".
- Some stock images of the blaster show it with its clip inserted incorrectly backwards.
Gallery[]
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| The full image gallery for AR-L may be viewed at AR-L/Gallery. |
Official videos[]
References[]
- ↑ Limer, E. (2018-10-25). Nerf Is Bringing 'Fortnite' Into the Real World (Article). Popular Mechanics. Archived from the original on 2018-12-13. Retrieved on 2019-02-16.
External links[]
AR-L on the Nerf website (archived link)
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| No Rarity | 6-SH • AR-Durrr Burger • AR-Goosebumps • B-AR • Blue Shock • Compact SMG • DG • Flare • Flint-Knock • Frenz 4 Ever • GL • Heavy SR • HR • IR • Micro Bombs Away! • Micro Grappler • Micro Peely • Micro Rainbow Smash • Micro Tac SMG • Micro Thunder Crash • Micro Y0nd3r • Pump SG • RL • SMG-Zesty • SR • SR-Ripe • Storm Scout • TNTina's Ka-Boom Bow • TS |
| "Rare" Rarity | BASR-R • Micro TS-R • SP-R • TS-R |
| "Epic" Rarity | AR-E • DP-E • HC-E • Micro TS-E • Micro HC-E • SMG-E |
| "Legendary" Rarity | AR-L • BASR-L • HC-L • LP • Legendary TAC • Micro RL-L • RL-L • SP-L • SMG-L |
| "Ice" Rarity | Micro AR-I • Micro Battle Bus • Micro HC-I • Micro Llama • Micro RL-I • Micro TS-I |
| "Rippley" Rarity | AR-Rippley • RL-Rippley • SP-Rippley |