- [Narrator] Most of the skins, emotes, and dances
in Fortnite Battle Royale,
are easily obtained through either the skin store
or the battle pass,
but some skins are a little bit trickier to get.
Exclusive skins tied to consoles or websites
that can only be downloaded for a short amount of time
aren't common in Fortnite, but they do exist,
and in this video,
we'll be looking at the top five exclusive skins
that you can't get anymore.
Legend has it that if you like this video
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Fortnite will finally add the ghoul trouper
and skull trouper skins back into the store,
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I mean, if it's anything like
the last time we promised you this,
just keep holding out.
Just keep holding out.
Number five, Twitch Prime One,
Twitch has quickly become one of the biggest ways
for people to watch video games live,
and both Epic Games and Twitch themselves understand
that Twitch and Fortnite have
probably helped each other equally.
The amount of streamers playing the game on Twitch
is probably one of the key reasons that the game has become
as big as it has in the short amount of time
since the game's release,
and big names like Ninja streaming on the platform
have likely introduced a ton of people to the platform.
The current biggest records for people watching on Twitch
are currently held by Fortnite channels.
With all that in mind, it was only a matter of time
before the two companies decided to team up
for some sort of joint promotion.
The Twitch Prime Pack was the first of these collaborations,
and allowed players with a Twitch Prime subscription
to link their Twitch and Fortnite accounts
in order to get free gear,
if it was done before the ninth of May.
If you did this, you would get two skins, a new back bling,
a new glider, and a new pickax.
One of the skins was the Subcommander,
who was basically a commander in the Army
with a digital camo pair of pants,
a pair of digital camo purple headphones,
and a purple digital camo hat.
The other skin was called Havoc,
and he also looked like he was a member of the army,
though this time more of a stealth operative.
He wore the arctic camo balaclava,
and a digital camo jacket and pair of pants.
The glider was called the slip stream,
and if you hadn't guessed it,
also used a digital camo and some purple accents.
The instigator pickax was the only part of the pack
that stayed away from both purple and the digital camo.
Instead, it looked like a thin, red, fireman's ax.
Of course, you can't get any of these now,
considering it is well past the ninth of May.
Number four, Blue Team Leader.
PlayStation has caught the hate of a lot of Fortnite players
for their choices regarding exclusivity
on Fortnite Battle Royale,
especially when they stopped people from playing
on other versions of the game,
if their account had ever been linked to a PlayStation.
Despite that, that are a few exclusive skins
that can only be grabbed by people playing
on the PlayStation 4 version of the game.
One of the skins you can no longer receive
is the Blue Team Leader skin.
Originally part of the PlayStation Plus Celebration Pack,
the Blue Team Leader skin was a girl with a blue beanie,
a pair of dog tags, a blue band on her arm,
and a white shirt with a blue stripe running up one side.
It was a pretty simple skin,
though it showed off the connection
to PlayStation pretty well.
Alongside that, you also got the blue streak glider,
which again was a pretty simple blue and white glider
to show off the PlayStation colors.
Number three, Twitch Prime Two.
Let's head back over the the streaming platform Twitch,
to talk about their second Twitch Prime Pack,
which players could get
by linking their Fortnite and Twitch accounts together
before July eleventh.
This Twitch Prime Pack is slightly different from the last,
including a player skin, back bling,
pickax, and a dance emote.
The emote was called Freestylin',
and was actually a pretty cool emote that matched up
with the the music the Fortnite team chose perfectly,
which isn't something that always happens
when it comes to Fortnite emotes.
The Tenderizer pickax was named as such
because it obviously looks like a meat tenderizer
that's used to beat meat like steak,
to make it much more, well, tender.
The only thing that really links it to the army theme
that these Twitch Prime skins seem to stick to,
is the green near the middle of the ax's handle.
The True North back bling is everything you would expect
from an army pack, including loads of little compartments
to store a whole bunch of things,
and a canteen flask on the back for water.
The small amount of felt from the pack
that you can actually see in this back bling,
is in a sort of forced camo.
Then there's the main skin
of the second Twitch Prime Pack, Trailblazer.
This skin fits in with the army theme perfectly,
with the character wearing a green forest camo hat,
a pair of sunglasses, a set of communication headphones,
and then some forest camo pants.
The Twitch Prime Pack two,
was removed from the game on July eleventh
to make way for the Twitch Prime Pack Three,
but we still don't know
when exactly that will be coming out.
Number two, Blockbuster Season Four.
The Visitor skin is probably the coolest skin
from all of season four,
and not just because of how he looks.
You unlock the Visitor skin in a way
that was completely unique at the time,
by completing all seven
of the season four Blockbuster Challenges.
It didn't matter if you managed to get
up to tier 100 on the battle pass, or if you had
V bucks ready to spend on the skin in the store.
The only way to get this skin was to complete a whole bunch
of weekly challenges.
You actually had to play the game.
No easy way out on this one.
After completing every weekly challenge
for the blockbuster skin to unlock,
you would get the Visitor,
and in my opinion,
it was a mission that was worth completing at the time.
The Visitor skin is a super futuristic style of skin
that almost looks like some sort of pilot
or space alien in a suit
that lets it survive on other planets.
It's made of a blue metal armor
that is seriously scuffed up in some places,
with a pipe leading directly into its chest.
The coolest part of the skin
is the fact that you can actually change
the face of the character.
The Visitor is wearing a helmet, and on that helmet
there are some lights to symbolize a face.
There are four that you can choose from
after you unlock the character skin.
Crosshair is exactly what the name suggests,
a giant crosshair on the front of the Visitor's visor.
There's also the visualizer,
which looks like a bunch of squares,
smiles, which is literally a smiley face,
and then mandible, which looks like a strange insect mouth.
Ugh.
The level of customization within the skin is pretty cool,
and definitely made working for the skin when you could,
a pretty rewarding experience.
I think they should bring that back.
Not that skin necessarily, but you know,
like the customization part of it.
Honorable mention, skull and ghoul troupers, ooh!
Putting the skull and ghoul trooper skins onto this list,
might be a bit controversial,
because when you could get them,
it was a pretty easy thing to do.
You literally just had to buy them from the item store.
That doesn't exactly make for an exclusive skin,
but when you think about it, there is a lot of exclusivity
regarding the skull and ghoul trouper skins.
They were only ever on sale once over the Halloween period.
Even though people have been asking
for the skins to come back, they never have.
That pretty exclusive, especially when you consider
that barely anyone was playing Fortnite back then
in comparison to now.
The only way to get the skins now is by buying an account,
and for an account with the ghoul and skull trooper skins,
you could be looking at like, $1000.
Is a skin really worth that?
Probably not.
Hold up, though. Pause.
People actually sell their accounts on this thing?
That's dumb.
Number one, Royal Bomber.
The Royal Bomber is hands down, the most exclusive
and most rare Fortnite skin in history,
even more so than the ghoul trooper and skull trooper skins.
Yes, you can sort of still buy it.
Now, hold on, hold on.
Hear me out here,
because while you can still get the skin,
you need to fulfill a very specific set of requirements.
For a start, you need to live in Europe.
Huh, how many of you?
Eh, which immediately takes out like, most of the planet,
considering Epic Games
haven't confirmed a North American release.
That sucks.
Then you need to be prepared to drop a couple hundred Euros
on a brand new PlayStation 4,
because the Royal Bomber is tied
to a Fortnite and PS4 bundle deal.
In the bundle, you can get a slim PlayStation 4,
the full Fortnite game, 500 V bucks,
and an exclusive Royal Bomber skin.
That's awesome.
There's currently no other way to get the skin,
which means people on PC and Xbox,
will never be able to get their hands on it,
and neither will people outside of Europe on PlayStation 4.
The skin itself is military themed
in a similar way to the Twitch Prime skins,
though it is of much higher quality.
You have some aviators, a nice beret,
and a bomber jacket with a sweet hood
that gives the Royal Bomber skin its name.
Ever since the skin was revealed in a leak,
people have wanted it for a full release,
and now it seems like the skin
is only ever going to be available
for European PlayStation owners.
Epic has revealed that the PS4 bundle
is only ever expected to release in Europe
after being contacted by Polygon,
and that bundle is the only way you can get that skin.
That was our list of the top five exclusive skins
that you can't get anymore in Fortnite Battle Royale.
Do you think we were right with our list,
or are there other super rare and exclusive skins
that you can't buy anymore,
that you think we should have used, huh?
I'm sure you have some sort of comments about this list.
Come on.
Yeah you, that's a nice skin.
Why didn't I think of that?
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