I opened Fortnite and the battle pass screen hit me like a dropped anchor. Portgas D. Ace was there, and for a second I forgot to breathe. If you want that skin, you’ll have to move faster than a casual scroll.
I cover seasonal drops for Moyens I/O, and I’ll walk you through what matters in the Treasure Hunters mini-season so you don’t waste playtime or V-Bucks. Think of this as a short field guide: clear, sharp, and focused on the skins and the deadlines you need to care about.
The battle pass image is already a sales pitch on its own. Here’s what you need to know about the skins.
There are six battle pass outfits in Treasure Hunters. I’ll list them plainly so you can plan your priorities before you spend nights grinding XP:
- Portgas D. Ace (from One Piece)
- Nico Robin (from One Piece)
- A Jonesy remix
- A Cuddle Team Leader remix
- A Charlotte remix
- A new character named Captain X
What skins are in the Fortnite Treasure Hunters battle pass?
You’ll get six pass skins: two official One Piece collabs, three remixed staples from Fortnite’s own roster, and one original captain. Epic Games has leaned into anime energy this mini-season, but if you want the ones listed above, the battle pass is the only reliable way to earn them during the initial window.
Other big names are arriving on the island this month—Hatsune Miku, Kasane Teto, A$AP Rocky, Lil Uzi Vert and more—but those extras are almost certainly item shop-only. If you want something that’s not in the six, expect to buy it with V-Bucks later through the shop rather than grabbing it directly from the pass.
I always treat these passes like a collector’s compass: it points you to what to chase and what to skip. If you’re prioritizing, put the One Piece crossovers at the top—they carry collaboration weight that keeps resale interest and social clout high.
My calendar shows a tight window on the season clock. Here’s the timeline you should expect.
How long does a Fortnite mini-season last?
Treasure Hunters launches on Nov. 1 and the usual pattern for Epic Games’ mini-seasons is about 30 days, so expect the pass to close around Nov. 28–30. I’ll update any exact end date as soon as Epic posts it, but plan on a single-month sprint if you want everything.
If you aim to earn every battle pass outfit, prepare to play often during November. Mini-seasons are fast by design: they move the meta quickly and clear the way for Season 8’s new pass. Consider grinding earlier levels now so you don’t miss late-tier cosmetics when the clock runs down.
Want alternatives while you queue for Treasure Hunters? Check the recent Olivia Rodrigo skins, the Five Nights at Freddy’s Fortnite bundle, and Honkai: Star Rail crossovers. Those bundles rotate through the item shop on different schedules, and monitoring the shop in-game or following Epic’s socials and Moyens I/O will save you a panic purchase.
If you had one shot to spend your time and V-Bucks this month, which skin would you chase first and why?