Fortnite Anime Collabs: One Piece, Black Clover and What's Next

When people search “Fortnite anime” right now, they mostly want to know about the One Piece crossover. Epic Games has confirmed it for the Treasure Hunters mini-season, which starts on November 1, 2026. It’s also the reason Black Clover skins (Asta, Noelle and Yuno) came to the Item Shop earlier in October. This guide covers what’s officially confirmed, what’s still a rumor, and how to get anime cosmetics the official way.

Everything here is current as of October 26, 2026. Epic often reveals collab details in the last few days before a launch, so some of this will probably change this week.

The Fortnite x One Piece collab

What Epic has confirmed

Epic started the reveal on October 24, 2026 with a short teaser of the Straw Hat Pirates’ ship, the Going Merry, followed by the One Piece logo. A day later the official Fortnite account on X posted three straw hat emojis. Tech Times and MADSHRIMPS both report that Epic and Toei Animation are officially behind the crossover.

Here’s what multiple outlets agree on:

• Mini-season name: Treasure Hunters
• Start date: Sunday, November 1, 2026, along with the v43.00 update
• Where it fits: It’s the last stretch of Chapter 7 before Chapter 8
• Theme: Pirates. The One Piece content shares the season with other pirate-themed content instead of having a season to itself.

What is not confirmed yet

This is where most of the online noise comes from, so it’s worth being careful:

• Which characters. Luffy and Ace are the two names you’ll see most. That’s based on a poster fans spotted in London and on files dataminers say they found. Dot Esports and other outlets say Epic hasn’t announced any One Piece outfits.
• How they’ll be sold. No one outside Epic knows yet if the One Piece cosmetics will be in the Item Shop, the Battle Pass, or both. Prices haven’t been announced either.
• Timing within the season. Epic hasn’t said if the Straw Hats arrive on day one or later in the mini-season.
• Start time. There’s no official time yet. Some coverage expects servers to go down in the early morning US Eastern time, like past updates, but that’s a guess based on history, not an announcement.
• End date. Leakers have suggested the mini-season runs until early December, when Chapter 8 starts. Treat that as unconfirmed.

What the Battle Pass might include

Reports say the Treasure Hunters posters show anime-style versions of Fortnite’s own characters (Jonesy and Evie come up most, with Hope, Syd and Oscar also mentioned). These are interpretations of teaser art, not an official tier list. We’ll know the real contents when Epic publishes the Battle Pass on launch day.

Black Clover in Fortnite

The other big anime crossover this month is Black Clover. It came during Fortnitemares 2026 and hit the Item Shop on October 3, 2026, the same day the anime’s second season premiered.

According to Player.One and TalkEsport:

Outlets list slightly different exact items in the bundle, so check the in-game shop page before you buy. Coverage also mentioned a Nissan GT-R NISMO with Black Clover liveries that released at the same time.

Item Shop listings rotate. It’s been a few weeks since launch, so the Black Clover items may or may not be in the shop when you read this.

Fortnite’s anime crossover history

If you’re new to this, Fortnite has a long history of anime collabs. Based on esports.gg’s running list and other coverage, the big ones include:

• Naruto, Fortnite’s first anime collab, which came back for a second round later
• Dragon Ball Super, with several waves: Goku, Vegeta, Beerus and Bulma first, then Gohan and Piccolo, villains like Frieza and Cell, and later Android 17, Android 18 and Future Trunks
• My Hero Academia, starting with Deku, Uraraka and Bakugo, then Todoroki, Kirishima and Ashido
• Jujutsu Kaisen, with Yuji Itadori, Megumi Fushiguro, Nobara Kugisaki and Satoru Gojo
• Black Clover in October 2026, and now One Piece

Plenty of players have asked for Demon Slayer for years. We found no confirmed Demon Slayer collab in our sources.

How to get anime skins in Fortnite (the official way)

Collab cosmetics come through the game’s own storefront, the Battle Pass, or free in-game rewards. Here’s how to keep track of them:

1. Check the Item Shop every day. The shop resets daily, and collab sets often come back months later. Open the Shop tab in-game or check the official Fortnite app on your platform.
2. Watch Epic’s own channels. Collab reveals come first in the in-game news feed and on the official Fortnite social accounts. The One Piece teaser started in the in-game news on October 24.
3. Read the Battle Pass on launch day. When Treasure Hunters goes live on November 1, open the Pass tab to see exactly which outfits are included and at which tiers, instead of trusting leaked lists.
4. Buy V-Bucks only from official stores. That means in-game, Epic’s website, or your console or phone’s official store. Websites that promise “free V-Bucks” or ask for your Epic login are scams. Epic will never need your password to give you a skin.
5. Look for free rewards. Epic sometimes adds free cosmetics through quests or events during collabs. Nothing like that is confirmed for One Piece yet, so check the Quests tab once the mini-season starts.

A note on leaks

Most One Piece “confirmations” you’ll see on social media right now come from dataminers and teaser art, not from Epic. Leaks can be right, but plans change, and datamined files sometimes never ship. If you’re saving V-Bucks for a certain character, wait for Epic’s official reveal or the live shop listing.

The short version

• One Piece is officially coming to Fortnite with the Treasure Hunters mini-season on November 1, 2026. Characters, prices and timing aren’t announced yet.
• Black Clover (Asta, Noelle, Yuno) came to the Item Shop on October 3, 2026, with a reported 3,800 V-Bucks bundle.
• Use the Item Shop, the Battle Pass and official stores only. Ignore anyone offering free currency or asking for your account.

We’ll know a lot more once the update goes live. Check the in-game news on November 1 for the official details.