Goku hits the Griddy, changing Fortnite forever

polygon.com:

Son Goku, Vegeta, Bulma, and Beerus have all made their way onto Fortnite as of Tuesday morning. The cast of characters are fully playable in Fortnite, and come to the game as part of a larger in-game event and collaboration Epic is doing with Dragon Ball Super.

Of course, part of the charm of these characters coming to the popular battle royale game is the inherent comedy of seeing all powerful heroes emote and shake their booties to popular dances from TikTok and beyond. Now, clips of the characters dancing have taken social media platforms by storm. Here, for example, is Goku hitting the Griddy, a dance created by a New Orleans high school student that was later popularized by NFL football players.

goku hittin the griddy in fortnite pic.twitter.com/tMkXobLXg5

There are loads of dance emotes in Fortnite, and clips of them have taken off on Twitter.

Goku after conquering all 12 universes pic.twitter.com/ioKV6J2VQu

GOKU DONT HIT THAT DOUGIE pic.twitter.com/DXXdaHBPcp

Beerus showing Goku and Vegeta something Whis taught him pic.twitter.com/nC5d2b7JKG

BRUHHH GOKU DANCING GIVES ME LIFE pic.twitter.com/awCRIBtcsq

Seeing Vegeta do Orange Justice made my day perfect pic.twitter.com/fA2ABs3O0U

Akira Toriyama released the first chapter of the Dragon Ball series in 1984. Since then, the manga has become a genre-defining series in shonen, and has gone on to receive several spin-offs and anime adaptations. Its lasting appeal is evident even in recent news, as the streaming service CrunchyRoll added the subtitled version of Dragon Ball Z in to its library. In the original story, Goku and Bulma set off on a journey to find the seven dragon balls in order to summon a mythical dragon and be granted a wish. Now, we can add dancing to