Fortnite Community Debates Most Controversial Skins—From Superheroes to Flytrap
Two Fortnite characters in blue backdrop
The Fortnite community has sparked a heated debate about the game's most controversial skins from its collection of over 2,200 outfits. Here are the most commonly cited "ugly" skins according to players:
Boundless Set (Superhero Skins)
- Criticized for players using solid colors with no accessories
- Considered too plain and defeating Fortnite's creative customization purpose
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Fabio Sparklemane
- Notable for his unsettling features including hooves that transform into hands
- Has multiple style options including Golden Crunch and Flame-Roasted
- Divides players with his unique aesthetic
Pink unicorn wearing blue shorts
Creature Skins
- Bigfoot, Moisty Merman, and Demogorgon spark debate
- Many defend these skins, noting they're intentionally monstrous
- Teef and Big Mouth also frequently mentioned but have their defenders
Two masked Fortnite characters
Celebrity Skins
- Real-person based skins like NickEh30, Mr. Beast, and Ninja face criticism
- Travis Scott and Juice WRLD mentioned due to overuse
- Uncanny valley effect cited as main issue
Flytrap skin in jungle setting
Flytrap
- Most consistently mentioned "ugly" skin
- Released in 2018 as a legendary outfit
- Criticized for high price (2,000 V-Bucks)
- Notable features: red skin, mohawk, and distinctive smirk
- Controversial loading screen that many players dislike
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