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Fortnite Season 5's Mysterious Cat Teaser Is Leading To Debate
Epic does love the teases of new Fortnite seasons. Today, you can throw another log onto the pile, and fans are speculating what it could already mean.
Epic tweeted out a tease for season 5 this morning, leading the subreddit to begin to try unpacking the possibilities contained within.
3 days until Season 5... pic.twitter.com/5xEDOBri1F
— Fortnite (@FortniteGame) July 9, 2018
Over on the Fortnite Season 5 subreddit, fans are guessing everything from the Egyptian protector goddess Bastet to the musical Cats to it not being a cat at all and is in fact a fox-based Japanese fox mask, or Kitsune, similar to the Tekken fighter of the same name. Some speculation includes all of these answers; well, not the Cats one. Fans think it is a combination of a number of different mythologies and cultures, possibly leading to Season 5 being themed after mythological creatures or Gods.
Season 5 should be landing on July 12 for all platforms.
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