Epic Games has confirmed a One Piece collaboration for Fortnite tied to the game's Treasure Hunters mini‑season, which launches on 1 November 2026. The crossover brings a mix of canonical characters and mashup variants to Fortnite's cosmetic lineup, although Epic has not announced a separate drop time or a staged rollout for the One Piece items.
What players can expect
The published list of confirmed skins for the event includes both series favorites and Fortnite mashups. The currently reported lineup consists of:
- Monkey D. Luffy — the Straw Hat captain
- Portgas D. Ace — Luffy's older brother
- Buggy the Clown
- Jonesy (Mashup) — a One Piece‑styled Jonesy
- Hope (Mashup) — a second mashup skin
- Cuddle Team Leader (Syd) — a One Piece themed version of Cuddle Team Leader
- Oscar
Epic's mini‑season theme aligns with One Piece's pirate and treasure motifs: earlier teasers for the Treasure Hunters update showed a Pirate Chest with a red jewel, a purple crowned skull motif, and anime‑style map elements. That aesthetic crossover is consistent with previous Fortnite collaborations that blend in‑game mechanics and visual themes with an outside property.
Release timing and rollout
Epic Games has set 1 November 2026 as the Treasure Hunters mini‑season launch date. The publisher has not confirmed whether all One Piece cosmetics will be available at the season's start or if items will arrive in waves, so players should treat 1 November as the target window rather than a guaranteed single drop time.
| What | Detail |
|---|---|
| Event | Treasure Hunters mini‑season |
| Collaboration | One Piece |
| Release window | 1 November 2026 (target) |
| Confirmed skins | Monkey D. Luffy, Portgas D. Ace, Buggy, Jonesy (Mashup), Hope (Mashup), Cuddle Team Leader (Syd), Oscar |
Fortnite has used 'mashup' skins before to apply a franchise's visual style to existing Fortnite characters. Epic's approach gives players options who prefer franchise‑faithful outfits as well as stylised takes on established Fortnite avatars.
What this means for players in the Philippines
Players in the Philippines and Southeast Asia who follow Fortnite's seasonal schedule can expect the One Piece content to arrive alongside the Treasure Hunters mini‑season on 1 November 2026. Epic has not published those details with the announcement cited here. As with other Fortnite collaborations, cosmetics normally appear in the in‑game Item Shop or as part of season battle pass content when Epic confirms the specific rollout.
Until Epic issues a fuller schedule or an item shop timetable, treat the collaboration as a timed mini‑season feature with a global window on 1 November 2026 rather than a fixed local drop time.
