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| “ | You've been awakened to slay demons. A new land of magic and mystery is upon you. Become the legend you were born to be.
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- — In-Game Description
Reality: 783 refers to the mainstream reality of Chapter 6: a Japanese-themed reality invaded by demons. It is one of the source Realities of Kinetic Ore, the home reality of MEGA City and at least three of its syndicates (Fox Clan, River Guard and Peace Syndicate) as well as one of the realities where a Zero Point Shard crashed into.
During the Welcome, Our Alien Overlords event, attributes of Reality: 783 were merged with attributes of Springfield's reality, creating the reality of Springfield Island.
The Island[]
Oninoshima is home to Japanese architecture, mystical forests, mountain ranges decked with snow, temples, and more. Several yokai live there in harmony with humans - that was until demons began to invade the Island. Like Reality Zero's second and third iterations, the Island is surrounded by a "reality bubble" of the same nature. A major difference with Reality Zero is the size of the bubble, with 783's being significantly larger than that of Zero, allowing many offshore islands and a large extinct volcano to exist in addition to a moon, and even space without even leaving the bubble. Additionally, several elements indicate that the content of the Reality Bubble is much larger inside than outside.
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Other Locations[]
The Moon[]
Unlike Reality Zero, whose moon was merely "projected" on the "reality bubble", Oninoshima has a real moon, likely due to the larger size of the bubble around the island. However, this can only be witnessed from within the bubble as demonstrated in Death Star Sabotage.
MEGA City[]
MEGA City
MEGA City is a vast, modern metropolis that resembles a futuristic depiction of Tokyo. It hosted several Syndicates: The Fox Clan, River Guard, Peace Syndicate, The Unseen, and The Luminaries.
Following the Peace Syndicate's sabotage of the Rift Gate, MEGA City and its surrounding areas - including Kenjutsu Crossing, Knotty Nets, and Steamy Springs - were rifted into Reality Zero, and later destroyed alongside it post Chapter 4: Season 4.
The Spirit Realm[]
Spirit Realm Portal
The Spirit Realm is the current home of the banished Demons of Oninoshima as well as Sprites and many type of spirits of the dead such as gashadokuro.[1] It is a dimension within Reality: 783, serving as its realm of the deceased.[2] Typically, only Demons[3] and Spirits such as Sprites[4][5] can pass through into the Spirit Realm. While the realm is not described as dark in itself, whether by Jade or the Demons, a Dark Presence can be found inside.
The Demon Warriors were sealed there after the Shattering War, with the subsequent banishment of magic preventing the portals from opening again. However, the arrival of a shard from the destroyed Zero Point reawakened the magic of Oninoshima - allowing demons to return. Later, after being cursed by demons, Jade found herself trapped in the Spirit Realm. While Daigo managed to save Jade, he plotted to enter the realm with the help of an Ancient and Dangerous Mask of Power to destroy the darkness residing in the realm. However, he was corrupted in heart and mind by the Dark Presence within, and was transformed into a new demon.
History[]
Chapter 4: Season 2[]
Earlier, Scrapknight Jules and Evie had sabotaged the Rift Gate under the orders of the Peace Syndicate.[6][7] Now, consequently, a chunk of Reality: 783 is brought into Reality Zero.
Chapter 6: Season 1[]
After a Zero Point Shard exited a Rift and crashed, it unleashed a vast amount of energy upon impact, causing portals to begin opening all over the island - allowing demons to invade.
Chapter 6: Season 2[]
After the Confrontation Event, which featured Daigo versus Shogun X, the Island was infused with gold. This would catch the attention of Fletcher Kane, Midas, and the Outlaws.
Galactic Battle[]
Following the events of Chapter 6: Season 2, the Galactic Empire landed on the Island after sensing a powerful energy spike coming from the Zero Point Shard and Daigo's Portal. With the help of The Rebellion, the islanders stopped the Empire's plans and destroyed the Death Star.
Chapter 6: Season 3[]
The destruction of the Death Star rained fiery debris all across the Island. One of the pieces of debris hit and destroyed Daigo's Portal, ultimately leading the energy that exploded from the portal to be infused into the bodies of Oninoshima's residents, giving them superpowers. Meanwhile, Daigo was infused with the Dark Presence and formed Demon's Domain. With the help of Midas' funds, Supernova Academy and Utopia City were constructed. Following the combined efforts of Oninoshima's residents and The Supernovas, Daigo was later defeated and uncorrupted in the Super Showdown event.
Locations rifted into Reality Zero[]
Residents[]
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From 783[]
From Other Realities[]
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Sub-Zero (Temporarily; rifted back) |
Luke Skywalker (Temporarily; rifted back) |
Leia Organa (Temporarily; rifted back) |
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| Han Solo (Temporarily; rifted back) |
Poe Dameron (Temporarily; rifted back) |
Darth Vader Samurai (Temporarily; defeated) |
Stormtrooper Samurai (Temporarily; defeated) |
Captain Phasma (Temporarily; defeated) |
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General Grievous (Temporarily; defeated) |
Superman (Temporarily; rifted back) |
Robin (Temporarily; rifted back) |
Champion Crystal (Joined The Supernovas) |
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| Kor | Heartseeker Aphrodite (Temporarily; rifted to Reality: 266) | Coastal Machinist | Tidewalker Trace | Mae |
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Red Ranger (Temporarily; rifted back) |
Black Ranger (Temporarily; rifted back) |
Blue Ranger (Temporarily; rifted back) |
Yellow Ranger (Temporarily; rifted back) |
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Green Ranger (Temporarily; rifted back) |
Dino Megazord (Temporarily; rifted back) |
Bug Punk Sunny | Mira (Temporarily; rifted back) |
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| Rumi (Temporarily; rifted back) |
Zoey (Temporarily; rifted back) |
Shaggy Rogers (Temporarily; rifted back) |
Scooby-Doo (Temporarily; rifted back) |
Fred Jones (Temporarily; rifted back) |
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Velma Dinkley (Temporarily; rifted back) |
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Mother of Thorns | Ultima Carver |
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Island Barrier's content[]
Although Oninoshima and the Island are presented as the central setting of Reality: 783, numerous elements throughout the story, quests, and promotional media imply that the "Reality" Bubble/Barrier encompasses a world far larger than what was visible from the outside during Death Star Sabotage.
The cinematic trailers for both Chapter 6: Season 1[30] and Galactic Battle[31] depict outer space without the Reality Bubble surrounding the Island, implying it's also "inside". In the Chapter 6: Season 1 trailer, the visible planetary curvature strongly implies that Oninoshima rests on a planet, while in the Galactic Battle trailer, the appearance of a real moon (not present outside of the barrier) reinforces this perspective. Similarly, the energy company behind Foxy Floodgate and Pumped Power is symbolized by a planet, once again suggesting a planetary context beyond the Island itself.
Several quests and dialogue sequences further builds on this notion, making reference to nation, world and planet, concepts that cannot logically apply to a single island, implying planetary-scale society:
- In the Galactic Battle Story Quests, Leia Organa speaks to the Looper in planetary terms: "We need all the bravery and skill your planet can provide."
- During the Supernova Academy Quests, The Looper comments on Haylee Skye's past accomplishments in national-level sports teams — despite Oninoshima lacking the infrastructure for such competitions, suggesting Oninoshima may only be a part of a larger nation or that Haylee comes from another one within Reality: 783.
- In Chapter 6: Season 4, Killswitch's Ask About about O.X.R. describes their leader as a "world-class tactician" leading "the best operatives in the world." These expressions presuppose a global stage rather than an isolated island.
Environmental storytelling also reflects this broader scope. Advertisements for a flight company appear in locations such as Seaport City and Big Bend, hinting at the presence of an airport (absent from the Island itself) and at destinations that would logically require air travel. Taken together, these visual cues, narrative details, and environmental elements strongly imply that Reality: 783 is set on at least a complete planet, with the Island serving as only one region within a much larger world currently hidden as the "Barrier" limit the view to Oninoshima.
Trivia[]
- Oninoshima (Japanese: 鬼の島) translates to "Demon Island".
- Reality: 783 is the homeworld of the Fox Clan and the River Guard,[32] confirming that this reality is the same as MEGA City's.
- Hopeful Heights contains a room that further attests to this connection, featuring a Peace Syndicate arcade machine, several ads from MEGA City, as well as the Thunder, Future-fi Imani, and Renzo the Magnificent Loading Screens all displayed on TV and various computers. Notably, the first two loading screens both feature MEGA City.
- Galactic Battle reveals the Peace Syndicate is indeed here as well, with Evie's return.
- Prior to this, there was some confusion towards which reality MEGA City was from.
- Some billboards seemed to imply this was the reality Kondor originated from, but that would have made it Reality: 42.
- A teaser from Donald Mustard implied that it was Reality: 16.
- This teaser could have been misinterpreted, however, as Eren Jaeger was notably featured in the image used; Reality: 16 could then have referred to Attack On Titan's Reality.
- Hopeful Heights contains a room that further attests to this connection, featuring a Peace Syndicate arcade machine, several ads from MEGA City, as well as the Thunder, Future-fi Imani, and Renzo the Magnificent Loading Screens all displayed on TV and various computers. Notably, the first two loading screens both feature MEGA City.
- Reality: 783 is the second Mainstream Reality of Fortnite: Battle Royale that is neither an iteration of Reality Zero nor a Divergent Timeline of Reality Zero.
- The first one is Reality: UN-88 housing Helios.
- In Death Star Sabotage gameplay, the Reality Bubble was shown to have no fake sun inside, unlike Reality Zero. Instead, a sun could be seen in the distance. However, during the ending cutscene, the sun is no longer outside, but shown inside the Reality Bubble like for Reality Zero's.
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References[]
- ↑ "The dark forces of the Spirit Realm tend to underestimate anyone under 700 years old. Foolish of them. I slew my first Gashadokuro when I was only 450!" -The Night Rose LEGO Fortnite:Expeditions
- ↑ "Daigo banished Player to the Spirit Realm." -Mask Maker Daigo Elimination Feed
- ↑ "People cannot cross into the Spirit Realm. Only demons." -Daigo's Ask About The Spirit Realm
- ↑ "They'll hear this in the spirit realm." Shamisen-sational Emote
- ↑ "The Sprites are what protected me when I was in the Spirit Realm. They're special." - Jade when asked about Sprites, Chapter 6: Season 3
- ↑ "You have no proof that I touched the Rift Gate. No evidence. But if I did? I've always had the Island's best interests at heart." - Scrapknight Jules when asked about the Rift Gate, Chapter 4: Season 1
- ↑ "I didn't touch the Rift Gate. And whoever did... Maybe they had good reasons to do it." - Evie when asked about the Rift Gate, Chapter 4: Season 1
- ↑ "You see that big, beautiful city on your map? That's my hometown. And it's in serious trouble." - Evie, Syndicate Quests
- ↑ Lieutenant of the Peace Syndicate and owner of Gila
- ↑ Empress of the River Guard
- ↑ Mizuki's brother
- ↑ De-facto leader of the Fox Clan
- ↑ "No one can outlast the city's favorite/only doomfluencer." - Renzo the Destroyer, Chapter 4: Season 2 Kickstart Quests
- ↑ Leader of The Unseen
- ↑ "As the founder of tech-based syndicate The Luminaries, mysterious explorer-inventor Mystica has made a new home in MEGA City... and will do anything to protect it." - Character Collection Book
- ↑ "Independent artist Imani is a solo visionary in a city full of syndicates. What can her unique perspective reveal about MEGA City... and the Island itself?" - Character Collection Book
- ↑ 17.00 17.01 17.02 17.03 17.04 17.05 17.06 17.07 17.08 17.09 17.10 17.11 17.12 Appears on one of the billboards in MEGA City
- ↑ "I used to be your everyday MEGA City girl. Then I fell under Umbra's hex." - Vikora, Vikora Quests
- ↑ "Psionic nomad Trace has seen countless places, but made a home in MEGA City. What is this Luminary mind hoping to discover alongside the explorers?" - Character Collection Book
- ↑ "A clean break means a clean getaway. Cue CRZ-8, who's ready to change the game in Mega City." - Character Collection Book
- ↑ "Very few have seen NEURALYNX prowling around Mega City, which is just the way she likes it. Sticking with her means sticking to the shadows." - Character Collection Book
- ↑ 22.0 22.1 22.2 Not Playing Koi Loading Screen
- ↑ Pack Leader Highwire and Highwire Loading Screens
- ↑ 24.0 24.1 24.2 24.3 24.4 Appears as a hologram in MEGA City
- ↑ "Is that... Helsie?? Wow. It's been ages." - Jade's special dialogue with Helsie
- ↑ "Jade!! It's been ages. How've you been?" - Helsie's special dialogue with Jade
- ↑ "If you see Joni the Red out there... watch her back for me. - Minato" - Minato Hakaru Quests
- ↑ Green Jade's cousin
- ↑ Seems to be based on Pig'N Pinch's Mascot.
- ↑ Fortnite Battle Royale Chapter 6 Season 1 - HUNTERS | Cinematic Trailer
- ↑ Fortnite Galactic Battle Cinematic Trailer
- ↑ "Fox Clan have survived a lot of rough times. Made dangerous enemies. And now, we're back where it all began. Right here. Demons, magical masks, it's like the old stories are coming to life. Those stories didn't go great for us, the first time 'round." - Vi when asked about the Fox Clan, Chapter 6: Season 1
