& # 39; Fortnite & # 39; Battle Pass Battle Season 9 is live, here's what's in it

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Here is the basic story of & nbsp;Fortnite Season 9. I know – history is always a vague term when you're dealing with & nbsp;Fortnitebut it exists. But basically, Peely and Jonesy fled the destruction of the volcano exploding to relax in a nice disco bunker for several thousand years. When they emerge, the world is a futuristic wonderland, and there is what appears to be a friendly robot to help you. I have it?

A season means a lot of things in & nbsp;Fortnite: Battle Royale, & nbsp;But it all depends on the battle: 100 layers of beauty products to unlock, ranging from skins to gliders, backs, wraps, pets and picks, all built around a common theme. In this case, it's the future and all that means: a bit of cyberpunk, a bit of utopian piercing, a little defect with Jonesy with a giant beard. & Nbsp; Let's take a look at everything that happens in season 9 fight pass:

Skins: There is a range of things here, with a couple of progressives, a robot and the traditional "idiot". At level 1, we have Sentinel and Rox: Sentinel seems to be a safety robot in the future, and Rox is evolving from a simple pink zipper to a kind of marine pilot / hunter / racing driver. At level 100, Vendetta, which begins as a relatively bland man in the Dire style of Season 6, eventually turns into an extravagant, demon-like threat with drift shades. Other appearances include Jonesy default with a giant beard, a cyberpunk DJ and a femme fatale dressed in a red dress.

Pet: It looks like a single pet this time around, but it's a pretty one. It's a robot cat, perfect for the cyberpunk fighter of your dreams. Unlockable styles include more colors throughout the pass.

picks: The real highlight here is a new pick "class": double axis. Other highlights include the bright pink microphone that is Vox and the elegant simplicity of a steel beam at the end of a stick. Note that the second set of double axes in the battle pass is accessible via Rox's challenges, and not through the main pass.

gliders:& nbsp; Some good options for gliders. The highlight is the sweet pink spin spin, which goes well with that "Vox" pick. & nbsp; The Retaliator is a decidedly more futuristic fighter, perfect for those looking to feel a little more threatening. Apart from that, all we have are "Field Flyer" and "Scarlet Dragon", both being palette permutations on the default.

Toy: It's a frisbee this time around, with different styles throughout the battle. A fairly simple choice, not that there is something wrong with that.

Emotes: & nbsp;I am in the cluck branch, which adds another convenient way to make fun of our enemies in the repertoire. The sad trombone is another classic: complete with the real trombone. The highlight here, however, must be signed Spinner, which shows our character performing an elaborate signaling routine with an arrow pointing to a royal victory.

Contrails: & nbsp;The highlight here is obviously bananas. How could it be otherwise? Peely was a hit last season and he finally has a chance to throw him tiny bananas when he falls. The others are nice too: especially close to the theme of the future, with its plasma layout and lighting, adding a personal touch to the first moments of your game. Neo Tubes is a kind of beast, and I could see it working pretty well with cyberpunk skins.

Wraps: & nbsp;Again, we can not say no to more banana cosmetics. That seems to be a theme here: Peely no longer has to fight with a single non-banana theme accessory. So, I'm obviously a fan of Ripe, but cursed and storm are very nice too: & nbsp; Storm is another skin that is hectic and moving. The surge, unlocked towards the end, does not seem to have too much to do, but we will wait until we see this on some objects.

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Here is the basic story of Fortnite Season 9. I know – story is always kind of a vague term when you're dealing with Fortnitebut it exists. But basically, Peely and Jonesy fled the destruction of the volcano exploding to relax in a nice disco bunker for several thousand years. When they emerge, the world is a futuristic wonderland, and there is what appears to be a friendly robot to help you. I have it?

A season means a lot of things in Fortnite: Royal Battle, But it all depends on the battle: 100 layers of beauty products to unlock, ranging from skins to gliders, backs, wraps, pets and picks, all built around a common theme. In this case, it's the future and all that means: a little cyberpunk, a little evolutionary utopianism, a little Jonesy default with a giant beard. Let's take a look at all that is in the combat pass of season 9:

Skins: There is a range of things here, with a couple of progressives, a robot and the "stupid" traditional. At level 1, we have Sentinel and Rox: Sentinel seems to be a safety robot in the future, and Rox is evolving from a simple pink zipper to a kind of marine pilot / hunter / racing driver. At level 100, Vendetta, which begins as a relatively bland man in the Dire style of Season 6, eventually turns into an extravagant, demon-like threat with drift shades. Other appearances include Jonesy default with a giant beard, a cyberpunk DJ and a femme fatale dressed in a red dress.

Pet: It looks like a single pet this time around, but it's a pretty one. It's a robot cat, perfect for the cyberpunk fighter of your dreams. Unlockable styles include more colors throughout the pass.

picks: The real highlight here is a brand new pick "class": two axes. Other highlights include the bright pink microphone that is Vox and the elegant simplicity of a steel beam at the end of a stick. Note that the second set of double axes in the battle pass is accessible via Rox's challenges, and not through the main pass.

gliders: Some good options when it comes to gliders. The highlight is the sweet pink Turbo tower, which goes well with the "Vox" pick. The Retaliator is a decidedly more futuristic fighter, perfect for those looking to feel a little more threatening. Apart from that, all we have are "Field Flyer" and "Scarlet Dragon", both of which are default palette permutations.

Toy: It's a frisbee this time around, with different styles throughout the battle. A fairly simple choice, not that there is something wrong with that.

emotes: I am in the cluck branch, which adds another convenient way to make fun of our enemies in the repertoire. The sad trombone is another classic: complete with the real trombone. The highlight here, however, must be signed Spinner, which shows our character performing an elaborate signaling routine with an arrow pointing to a royal victory.

contrails: The highlight here is obviously bananas. How could it be otherwise? Peely was a hit last season and he finally has a chance to throw him tiny bananas when he falls. The others are nice too: especially close to the theme of the future, with its plasma layout and lighting, adding a personal touch to the first moments of your game. Neo Tubes is a kind of beast, and I could see it working pretty well with cyberpunk skins.

Wraps Again, we can not say no to more banana cosmetics. That seems to be a theme here: Peely no longer has to fight with a single non-banana theme accessory. So, I'm obviously a fan of Ripe, but cursed and storm are very cool too: Storm is another moving skin. The surge, unlocked towards the end, does not seem to have too much to do, but we will wait until we see this on some objects.