John Cena is undoubtedly the most appropriate skin out of all the IPs Epic Games brought to Fortnite. Cena’s skin somehow captures everything that Fortnite is about and aspires to be; I’m not sure how to explain it, and that’s neither good nor bad. Players hailed the skin with loyalty and affection when it finally reached Fortnite. However, Cena asserts that he is not done yet.
Epic Games’ partnerships with brands and famous people are one of the aspects of Fortnite that users love the most. In Fortnite, prominent personalities and mythological figures frequently team up to create skins that let players dress like the people they respect. Recently, John
Cena had his skins added to the game; these skins are now marketed in Fortnite’s Item Shop.
Cena is humbled by the fan response and grateful that he made it to Fortnite. Even yet, it is not remarkable that he was able to play a more significant role in the entire game. Dwayne Johnson, a former thylon who now plays Fortnite, accomplished this while participating in a season-long story arc. Cena, though, has a little more experience with video games and may have some original thoughts.
The Epic Summerslam event included the addition of the John Cena skin, which has two variations. Cena is depicted with his green t-shirt on the entrance style headgear, and ring style places him at the top. He displays his six packs and dog tags. The army championship belt, a five-digit slapper pickaxe, and the UC Can’t C I emote make up the back bling.
Cena is enthusiastic about several games in addition to Fortnite. He is said to have bothered Nintendo executives about a new 2D Metroid game while representing Nintendo in 2017.
Cena frequently expressed his desire for a fresh 2D Metroid to Nintendo personnel. Years later, when Metroid Dread was released, Cena’s family sent an email stating, “John loves it.”
