Fortnite

Fortnite is a Hasbro-owned brand of Nerf products, based on the popular video game of the same name.

Details

The Fortnite Nerf blasters and Super Soakers are all based on weapons or items found in-game.

Fortnite products

Blasters

	Name	Year released
	AR-Durrr Burger	2019
	AR-E	2019
	AR-L	2019
	DP-E	2019
	HC-E	2019
	RL	2019
	SP-R	2019
	SP-L	2019
	TS	2019
	TS-R	2019
	AR-Goosebumps	2020
	AR-Rippley	2020
	BASR-L	2020
	BASR-R	2020
	DG	2020
	GL	2020
	IR	2020
	Micro Peely	2020
	Micro Rainbow Smash	2020
	Micro Thunder Crash	2020
	RL-Rippley	2020
	SMG-E	2020
	SP-Rippley	2020
	SR	2020
	6-SH	2021
	B-AR	2021
	Flare	2021
	Heavy SR	2021
	Micro Bombs Away!	2021
	Micro Doggo	2021
	Micro Y0nd3r	2021
	Pump SG	2021
	SMG-L	2021
	SMG-Zesty	2021
	TNTina's Ka-Boom Bow	2021
	Compact SMG	2022
	HR	2022
	Legendary Tac	2022

Blaster sets

	Name	Year released
	Legendary Supply Drop	2019
	Micro Ice Storm Collection	2019
	Micro Trio	2019
	Targeting Set	2019
	Peely Pack	2021

Super Soakers

	Name	Year released
	HC-E	2019
	RL	2019
	TS-R	2019
	Beef Boss	2020
	Compact SMG	2020
	FishStick	2020
	Pump SG	2020
	Burst AR	2021
	SlurpFish	2021
	HC	2022
	HG	2022

Products

	Name	Year released
	Clip and Dart Refill Pack	2019
	Fortnite Dart Refill Pack	2019
	Fortnite Mega Dart Refill Pack	2019
	R-HT	2019
	Axeroni	2020
	Fortnite Missile Refill Pack	2020
	Rift Edge	2020

Sub-series

Micro Shots

Main article: Micro Shots

A sub-series that includes various Nerf series and other toy brands, Micro Shots blasters are re-shelled Jolt EX-1s that are modeled after other blasters; the Fortnite Micro Shots blasters, instead, resemble weapons from the video game.

Trivia

• The weapon's names are all abbreviated; for example, the blaster based on the game's Legendary Assault Rifle has had its name abbreviated to "AR-L", the letter after the dash indicating its "rarity". This may have been done to keep the ideas of violence away from toy blasters and Super Soakers, the same reason blasters are not referred to as "guns".^{[citation needed]}
  • Unlike in the video game, the rarity determines the color of the blaster. Yellow blasters represent a "Legendary" weapon; purple blasters represent an "Epic" weapon; blue blasters represent a "Rare" weapon. While the game's weapons themselves are not actually colored this way, these specific colors do represent the rarities in the game, as well as other games with similarly-named rarity tiers.
• Interestingly enough, Fortnite action figures are produced by toy company Jazwares, which has also produced products and accessories for the Nerf brand.
  • Zuru also produces a line of dart blasters branded after popular Fortnite streamer Ninja.