Fortnite One Piece Collab: Release Date, Skins, and More

The Fortnite One Piece collab is real, and it’s going to break the internet in more ways than one. What started as rumors in 2021, with the arrival of a glider that resembled Laboon, has finally culminated in a crossover that’s nothing short of historic. If you’re an anime fan, here’s everything you need to know about the Fortnite One Piece collab including its release date, skins, and more.

When Is One Piece Coming to Fortnite?

The One Piece Fortnite collab releases on November 1, 2026, once the Fortnite downtime ends for update 43.00. It is the main collab for the upcoming Treasure Hunters Mini Season, and the Straw Hat Pirates’ flagship, Going Merry, is going to replace the Fortnite Battle Bus.

This is a huge moment for fans, as they get to ‘walk the plank’ off of the Going Merry to dive towards the new Fortnite Island. It’s a change of pace from the regular Battle Bus, but don’t forget to thank the driver all the same.

In the newly released Fortnite Treasure Hunters trailer, we get to see quite a few characters from the One Piece franchise. The star of the show is undoubtedly Luffy, but there are many others such as Nami, Zoro, Usopp, Ace, and Buggy. Sanji has also been spotted in the background, which means Epic Games is trying their best to keep him as a surprise for fans.

A total of seven One Piece characters are being featured as skins in Fortnite Treasure Hunters, which is a huge deal. As seen from the official keyart, two of them, Buggy the Star Clown and Monkey D. Luffy, are even part of the Battle Pass. The rest will be listed in the Fortnite Item Shop.

Aside from skins, there is some speculation that Tony Tony Chopper, a very popular One Piece character, is going to feature as a Sidekick in Fortnite. He could also be part of the Treasure Hunters Battle Pass.

Fortnite One Piece Weapons and Items

Based on what could be seen in the Fortnite Treasure Hunters trailer, at least three Mythic weapons and one item will be part of the One Piece collab. Starting with the obvious, Luffy is getting his own Mythic, which will give players access to the Gum-Gum Rocket and Pistol ability.

We don’t know what Zoro’s Mythic is called, but we do know it functions as a melee weapon in Fortnite. Players can wield three swords, as seen in the trailer, and use them to fight. Lastly, we have Usopp’s Slingshot Mythic, which should function similarly to the Cobalt Slingshot from the Fortnite Reload Simpsons update.

Coming to Mythic items, we can see Nami carry a Tangerine. In One Piece’s lore, she grows them herself and is high in Vitamin C, which means it’s a healing item in Fortnite Treasure Hunters. This could be used by players to recover HP/Shields or get some buffs.

Fortnite One Piece Map Changes

A new island has been introduced as part of the One Piece collab for Fortnite Treasure Hunters, and is shaped in the form of a skull and bones. In the trailer for the upcoming Mini Season, we see three distinct locations related to the One Piece collab on this new island.

One of them is the One Piece Fortnite Treasure Chest that has been on the Battle Royale since Fortnite update 42.40 went live. The other two locations seem to be Arlong Park and Foosha Village. This can’t be confirmed just yet, but they resemble these locations rather closely.

Based on the size and layout of the island, there could be up to eight unique POIs in Fortnite Treasure Hunters. We will get more in-depth information about these POIs later this week, hopefully during Fortnite downtime for update 43.00. Lord of the Coast could also be a Landmark on the map, but this can’t be confirmed at the moment.

That’s about everything we know about the One Piece collab in Fortnite Treasure Hunters. On an ending note, remember to enter any remaining Admin Panel Fortnite Lobby Hack Codes as they expire at the end of this month.

If you’ve completed your current Battle Pass and have nothing to do, head over to the Fortnite Chapter 7 Override Recap website to see how you performed this season.

Let us know if you are going to be ‘walking the plank’ on November 1, 2026, and joining in on the action in Fortnite Treasure Hunters.