One Piece is taking over Fortnite for the next month as part of the game’s now-annual November mini-season, which swaps out the current Battle Royale island for a smaller new pirate-themed one. Dubbed Fortnite Treasure Hunters, the new season starts November 1 and will also focus heavily on music collabs with A$AP Rocky, Lil Uzi Vert, Hatsune Miku and Kasane Teto–Epic isn’t putting all its eggs in one cartoon basket like it did last year with its Simpsons season.
Epic started doing these mini-seasons back in Chapter 4 with the original Fortnite OG event, and that one went so well that the company decided to make it a tradition. With Fortnite facing down the launch of GTA VI in late November, it needed some serious firepower–and One Piece, which has been one of the most requested Fortnite collabs ever, certainly qualifies.
Let’s take a look at the details.
Fortnite Treasure Hunters battle pass
The Treasure Hunters battle pass is not a full collab pass, unlike the Simpsons and Star Wars ones from 2025. Instead, the pass includes three anime-themed Fortnite people and two One Piece characters–Nico Robin and Portgas D. Ace. The rest of the rather robust roster of One Piece skins will be in the shop, which we’ll talk about later.
The Fortnite original characters in the pass include anime makeovers of Jonesy and Syd, as well as a rare re-do of Charlotte from the Chapter 2 Season 8 battle pass.
Welcome to Skull Island (sort of)
The current BR island is being replaced with Crossbones Isle, a smaller island that has a max capacity of 80 players, down from the usual 100–same as the Springfield map last year. The new map has a lot more water than the Chapter 7 map did, and it’s filled with new locations based on One Piece, like Arlong Park and Windmill Village, as well as spots based on the music collabs. There’s a new POI with a battleship in it, for example, which belongs to A$AP Rocky. Lil Uzi Vert, Kasane Teto, and Hatsune Miku should also get their own POIs as the season goes on.
Item shop collabs
Aside from Robin and Ace, all other collabs are in the item shop. The One Piece cosmetics will drop piece by piece during the season, with Luffy, Nami, and Usopp available when Treasure Hunters season starts. Zoro, Sanji, and Chopper (as a sidekick) will drop on November 7, and Buggy the Star Clown lands in the shop on November 13.
For the music collabs, A$AP Rocky hits the chop on November 5, followed by Lil Uzi Vert on November 12, and Kasane Teto and a new pirate-themed Hatsune Miku on November 14. It’s likely that one of these musical artists would have been available on the new music pass that had been scheduled to begin November 1, but Epic canceled that music pass just three days before it was supposed to start and extended the current Lil Tecca pass for an extra three months.
New weapons, loot, and sprites
In addition to the POIs, each of these collaborations will have new weapons, sprites and other loot you can find. These include Zoro’s Three Swords, A$AP Rocky’s Shock Rocket, and Gum-Gum Fruit from One Piece.
Chapter 7 finale event
Chapter 7 will end with some kind of major live event on December 5. We don’t know anything yet about what’ll be included, but these things are always pretty wild.
