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One Piece Hits Fortnite November 1 — Here's Every Skin and When to Get Them
Epic Games is dropping One Piece skins in Fortnite's new Treasure Hunters mini season, but the Straw Hats are spread across multiple bundles all November.
One Piece Hits Fortnite November 1 — Here's Every Skin and When to Get Them
Epic Games is bringing Eiichiro Oda's One Piece to Fortnite on November 1, 2026, launching alongside a new Treasure Hunters mini season. If you want the full Straw Hat crew, though, you'll need to keep your wallet open all month — the skins are staggered across several bundles with different release dates.
Who's Coming and When
The first drop lands on November 1 when servers come back online, expected around 4 AM PT (7 AM ET). That bundle includes Luffy, Nami, and Usopp.
The rollout continues from there:
- November 7 — Zoro, Sanji, and a Chopper Sidekick bundle
- November 13 — Buggy, the final announced outfit in the Item Shop
Ace and Nico Robin won't be in the Item Shop at all — those two are locked behind the Treasure Hunters Battle Pass.
What It'll Cost You
Prices haven't been officially confirmed by Epic Games, but estimates based on datamined bundle contents put the three Item Shop bundles at roughly 10,000 V-Bucks combined. That's on top of whatever the Battle Pass runs if you want Ace and Robin.
Each bundle includes more than just character outfits — cosmetic items like pickaxes and back blings are part of the packages as well.
For Canadian players, V-Bucks are purchased in CAD through the PlayStation Store, Xbox Store, or the Epic Games launcher directly. A pack of 13,500 V-Bucks currently runs about CA$99.99, so collecting the full roster won't come cheap.
Why This Is a Big Deal
One Piece is one of the best-selling manga series in history, with over 500 million copies in circulation worldwide. Its return to mainstream pop culture attention in November 2026 — Oda's series is officially back that month — makes the Fortnite crossover well-timed.
Fortnite has a long track record of major anime crossovers, having previously featured characters from Dragon Ball, Naruto, and Demon Slayer. One Piece is arguably the biggest IP yet in that category, and the staggered release gives the collaboration legs throughout the entire month rather than burning out in a single week.
What This Means for Canadian Fans
Canadian Fortnite players make up a significant chunk of the game's North American playerbase, and the November rollout schedule means there's time to budget across paydays. If you're planning to grab everything, mark November 1, 7, and 13 on your calendar — and consider picking up the Battle Pass early if Ace or Nico Robin are on your list.