On March 4, 2023, Crunchyroll's 7th Anime Award winners were revealed via a live stream presented by Sally Amaki and Jon Kabira. A stellar lineup of presenters, including Zelina Vega, Robert Rodriguez, Finn Wolfhard, and Hunter Schafer, handed out the honors.

The narrative plotline tasks known as "Oathbound" have undoubtedly improved the game's lore. Also, they sparked some speculative conversations within the community about what it might all imply for Fortnite's future and the forthcoming season. For the time being, nothing is known, but over the past few days, a lot of content has leaked, giving fans a glimpse of what to anticipate in the upcoming season. Given everything that has leaked, it is quite likely that Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 2 will have a Japanese sci-fi theme.

The starter pack for Season 2 has been found by iFireMonkey, a well-known community leaker, who has also learned when it will be available in the Item Shop after poring over the files. Tegan is the name of the new beginning pack skin, and as always, gamers will earn 600 V-Bucks when they purchase it. Players will also receive the Love Thorn back bling and the Lovelorn harvesting tool, both of which are heart-shaped and made of Chrome and were significant items in the previous Fortnite season, in addition to the in-game currency and the skin.

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The Metalcore Mina starter bundle is said to be leaving the Item Shop on March 20 at 7:59 PM ET, immediately following the shop rotation. In Fortnite, starter packs don't typically go missing for very long, so if Tegan isn't added exactly at 8:00 PM ET on March 21, it's probable that she'll be available at 7:00 PM ET.

Tegan's full attire is currently unknown because the leaks only reveal her upper body. The starting pack probably won't fit in because they aren't often related, even if the Japanese sci-fi theme for Fortnite's next season is verified. The Fortnite starter pack deal offers players 600 V-Bucks, a skin, a pickaxe, and a back bling for just $3.99, making it a terrific value compared to typical V-Bucks costs.