3 Fortnite skins with the smallest hitboxes (and 3 with the largest)

Modified Jul 06, 2024 11:56 GMT

Three Fortnite skins with the smallest hitboxes and largest (Image via Epic Games)

Fortnite skins with the smallest hitboxes are often the subject of debate within the community. As are those with the largest hitboxes. Many are of the opinion that depending on how the skin is designed, it could either be pay-to-win or pay-to-lose. This takes into account how slim or bulky the skin is. The logical assumption being that slimmer the skin, the easier it is to hide using it.

And indeed, this has been put to practical use by players over the years. Characters that are slim and can remain hidden behind a small tree are considered as Fortnite skins with the smallest hitboxes in-game.

Epic Games still maintains that cosmetics do not provide a competitive edge. However, this is only truly the case in Save The World and also also applies to players exploring new LEGO Fortnite seeds together. That said, it's still worth looking at a few Fortnite skins with the smallest hitboxes in-game.

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Dummy and two other Fortnite skins with the smallest hitboxes

1) Dummy

Dummy is based off of the "Crash Dummies" concept that is used during car crash tests. It is one of the few Fortnite skins with the smallest hitboxes in-game due its slim and crisp. it also has nothing to show for cosmetically, which is again, a major reason why it has such a small hitbox. Many professional players use Dummy or Dummy Supreme during sweaty matches.

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2) Chaos Agent

Chaos Agent was first introduced to the game in Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 1. It was recently featured in the Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 3 Wrecked trailer which proves just how popular the character is. With him also being one of Midas' enforcers, it makes sense that players love using him in-game.

The skin is popular for its black suit and a mysterious gooey figure with a mask. Due to its minimalistic design, even till date, it is hailed as one of the few Fortnite skins with the smallest hitboxes that players can still purchase from the Item Shop.

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3) Joltara

When it comes to Fortnite skins with the smallest hitboxes and supposed pay-to-win features, the go to character is undoubtedly Joltara. Players are able to customize the skin which includes its color, logo, masks, etc. It is also considered one of the most customisable skins out there in the game.

Due to its feminine structure, it is considered as quite possibly one of the very best Fortnite skins with the smallest hitboxes. In-game, it can be rather difficult to spot this character if they are using a color similar to that of the terrain they are on.

Thanos and two other skins with the largest hitboxes

1) Thanos

In contrast to Fortnite skins with the smallest hitboxes, Thanos is an absolute unit. This purple/pink mass can be spotted from rather far away as it stands out in every conceivable way. His golden armor makes him an easy target in any terrain as he does not blend into it well.

The skin is also larger in comparison to the average Fortnite skin as it sports heavy body armor like Iron Man Zero. This, in conclusion, creates a much bigger and wider hitbox for opponents to take advantage of and eliminate the looper who wears it. In certain situations, Thanos can even be spotted while hiding behind trees.

2) Big Chuggus

The slurp monster, Big Chuggus, code named "Bane'' by the Fortnite community, was inspired by the antagonist Bane in the Batman franchise. Due to his heavy muscular body and slurp tubes, it was no doubt one of the biggest skins with many large hitboxes. This made it an unpopular skin, but still cool due to the design. If a slimmer version of the character could be created, it would become one of the most popular Fortnite skins with the smallest hitboxes in-game.

3) Guff

Guff and his snapshots: Sled Ready Guff and Guff Gringle are known as "Happy" skins and loopers can't deny their cuteness. The latter two were given out as freebies during Winterfest 2022. However, competitive players in Fortnite tend to avoid using these skins at all costs.

They are easily detectable from long range, making it easier for opponents to shoot with less effort. On the flipside, Unstuffed Guff, a different snapshot of Guff, is one of those Fortnite skins with the smallest hitboxes in-game.

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Edited by Sijo Samuel Paul