Fortnite Chapter 6 Finale Live Event: Everything You Need To Know About Zero Hour

Will Fortnite go offline afterward?

Yes. You can expect that Fortnite’s servers will go offline for the Chapter 7 update once the event ends. But if all goes well, Fortnite should only be down for about 4-7 hours. Expect Chapter 7 to start in the evening on November 29.

Fortnite Chapter 6: Zero Hour live event teaser

Epic has offered a cinematic teaser for the event, and it looks like a lot. Check it out.

What can we expect to happen during the Zero Hour event?

Based on the teaser, we’re going to get some kind of Avengers: Endgame-level confrontation with Chapter 6’s ultimate big bad, whose tentacles have made sporadic appearances throughout the chapter. All the past year’s Fortnite collabs will team up like it’s the end of Ready Player One, and then whatever happens will usher in the Chapter 7 island.

We’re expecting characters from tons of different IPs that collabed with Fortnite in the past year to show up, with Godzilla x Kong, Star Wars, Halo, K-Pop Demon Hunters, Hatsune Miku, Power Rangers, TMNT, and Superman already being teased. Likewise, at least two upcoming Chapter 7 collabs–Kill Bill and Back to the Future–will also have parts to play.

But Zero Hour won’t just be about the collabs. The Fortnite original superhero group known as the Seven are almost guaranteed to make their return during this event. None of the members of the Seven have been seen since the end of Chapter 3, so it’s been a while.

The big question is whether they’ll be the same versions of the characters as before. We’ve already had two different versions of The Paradigm, who were entirely different characters from alternate realities, so we might get to meet a new version of The Foundation not played by Dwayne Johnson. But there have been no rumors either way on that front just yet, so we’ll have to wait and see.