Fortnite update 21.40 patch notes: Dragon Ball, Lazy Lagoon & Mythic weapons

Daniel Megarry
The Dragon Ball crossover appearing in the Fortnite 21.40 update patch notes

Fortnite update 21.40 is here, with loads of new features and cosmetics added to the game including the long-awaited Dragon Ball skins like Goku and Vegeta.

After a month-long summer break, the Fortnite team has finally dropped another mid-season update for players to enjoy – and it’s one of the biggest yet as it will finally launch the Dragon Ball collaboration.

For details of all the new features, anime skins, and challenges that are expected to be introduced with Fortnite update 21.40, we’ve got the patch notes below.

A clock representing downtime before a Fortnite update

Fortnite update 21.40 downtime details

Downtime for the Fortnite 21.40 update is expected to begin at 1AM PT / 4PM PT / 9AM BST on Tuesday, August 16, 2022. Matchmaking will be disabled 30 minutes before this time.

We don’t know how long downtime will last, but considering how much content is being added with this update, we predict that it could be anywhere between one hour and two hours.

Fortnite update 21.40 patch notes

Fortnite x Dragon Ball skins

After months of rumors and teasers, the long-awaited Dragon Ball crossover will finally kick off in Fortnite with skins of four iconic characters from the anime series available in the Item Shop.

These four characters are Son Goku, Vegeta, Beerus, and Bulma. You’ll be able to purchase them as bundles or individually. There are also loads of matching cosmetics available alongside the skins.

Dragon Ball skins in Fortnite

Dragon Ball challenges with free rewards

As well as the four Dragon Ball skins, there will be themed challenges for players to complete across multiple days in Fortnite. Even better, there’s a free Shenron Glider to unlock for finishing them all.

There’s a special tab on the lobby screen that you can scroll across in order to see all of these quests.

The free Shenron Glider from the Dragon Ball quests in Fortnite

Dragon Ball map changes: Kame House!

The iconic Kame House from the Dragon Ball series has arrived on the Fortnite map! It can be found on a very small island off the coast, where Bulma is willing to sell you some powerful items for Gold Bars.

Kame House in Fortnite update 21.40

Kamehameha & Nimbus Cloud Mythic weapons

There are two new Mythic weapons to enjoy following Fortnite update 21.40 – the iconic Kamehameha energy beam and the floating Nimbus Cloud, which allows you to glide around the Island.

You can find both of these Mythics in Capsule Corp Capsules that will drop from the sky as deliveries.

The Kamehameha in Fortnite

The Daily Bugle becomes Lazy Lagoon

After months of web-swinging action on the Fortnite map, The Daily Bugle has been renamed Lazy Lagoon, merging the classic Season 8 location with the remains of the popular Spider-Man POI.

A new Battle Bus will be in service

There’s also a completely new Battle Bus design in Fortnite to celebrate the Dragon Ball collaboration.

This one will replace the giant balloon with what looks like an inflatable ‘Dragon Ball’ – the seven orange balls from the manga and anime series that grant a wish when collected.

Fortnite update 21.40 bug fixes

As always, there will be a number of bug fixes implemented with the 21.40 update. We’ve listed all of the known fixes below:

  • Unable to switch device used for Voice Chat.
  • Players on PS5 are unable to assign items to the Creative hotbar using L2+Button.
  • Prop Mover Device is missing several options in Creative Mode.
  • Crows and other wildlife have a lower spawn/drop rates than intended in Save The World.
  • Android players may experience decreased performance or no longer see options for 45fps or 90fps graphic settings.

That’s everything you need to know about Fortnite update 21.40! Check out our Fortnite home page for the latest guides and news.

About The Author

Daniel graduated from university with a degree in Journalism and English Language, before spending five years at GAY TIMES covering LGBTQ+ news and entertainment. He then made the switch to video game journalism where he produces news, features, and guides for Pokemon, Fortnite, Nintendo, and PlayStation games. Daniel also has a passion for any games with queer representation.