Unlocking the Cyborg Skin in Fortnite (Teen Titans Guide)

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Alright, so here’s the thing—Cyborg, right? You know him, you love him, if you’ve been keeping up with DC Comics. He’s been chilling with the Teen Titans, hanging with the Justice League, doing his tech-magic-muscle stuff. Now, he’s made his way into Fortnite. Yeah, Fortnite! The game where everything and everyone eventually ends up, it seems. You could say it’s inevitable or maybe just smart marketing. Whatever.

Now, with Robin already swinging his way into the Chapter 6, Season 3 Battle Pass—I don’t know who planned this, but thank you—it only makes sense that Cyborg joins the party. Imagine him squadding up with Robin, Beast Boy, Starfire, and Raven. I mean, that’s a team I’d wanna roll with. Anyway, you’re probably wondering what the damage is to your wallet, right? Here’s what I dug up.

Random side note: saw this image of Superman flying like he always does, but this time in, you guessed it, Fortnite. It’s permanently burned into my brain now—kinda like seeing your teacher at the grocery store. Oddly fascinating.

So, back to Cyborg. He’s available until July 26, 7:59 PM ET, so set a reminder or an alarm or ask your chatty friend to remind you. Trust me, you’ll forget otherwise.

The Big Question: How to Get Cyborg?

Alright, let’s talk V-Bucks—those shiny little virtual coins we simultaneously love and hate. The Cyborg skin alone is gonna set you back 1,500 V-Bucks. Not terrible, right? But here’s the kicker: for just an extra 200 V-Bucks, you can grab a whole Bundle. This deal includes Cyborg himself, some Back Bling, and the iconic Booyah! Emote. Honestly, I don’t make the rules, but I can tell you this bundle is a darn good deal.

Cyborg’s Shiny Accessories

Now, there’s a video somewhere up there—maybe sideways, you know how they do—with all the cosmetics that the Cyborg Bundle includes. But if videos aren’t your jam, no worries, I’ve got some details here. You can get stuff individually, but why anyone would do that is beyond me.

• Cyborg Outfit: 1,500 V-Bucks for the hero himself.
• Cy’s Booster Pack: Just 300 V-Bucks. Because, apparently, capes are overrated?
• Booyah! Emote: Another 300 V-Bucks. Booyah has levels, you know.

So there you have it. Cyborg’s in Fortnite, ready to team up or just do his lone cyborg thing with you. Grab him while he’s hot—or, you know, while he’s still there. Whatever floats your virtual boat.

Anyway, did I mention that game’s been running since September 26, 2017? Seems like forever. Fortnite and its Unreal Engine 5 rolling steady with that T-for-Teen rating. Talk about a sustainable universe. Alright, I’m out before I start babbling nonsense. Go build something or break something, whatever the kids are up to in Fortnite these days. Cool? Cool.