I tapped the Item Shop and felt the clock sprint toward the cutoff. You know that small, unreasonable panic when a skin you want might vanish overnight. I bought a cup of coffee and read the bundle one more time before deciding.
How to Get Power Rangers Dino Thunder Skins in Fortnite
At my desk I scrolled the Item Shop and saw the Power Rangers banner near the top.
You can add the White Dino Ranger and the Black Dino Ranger to your locker right now if they’re still live: open Fortnite, head to the Item Shop, and find the Power Rangers or featured section. The Dino Thunder bundle is listed as a new release, which means it should be easy to spot on the main page.
- Option A — Buy the bundle: 2,400 V‑Bucks total.
- Option B — Buy items separately if you only want one Ranger (each Ranger set is 1,500 V‑Bucks).
- Reminder: V‑Bucks are bought through your platform store (PlayStation Store, Xbox Store, Nintendo eShop, or Epic Games Store on PC).
What’s in the Dino Thunder bundle
In the Item Shop listing I counted every piece before tapping purchase.
The bundle bundles both Ranger skins and several themed cosmetics. Prices below are listed in V‑Bucks; I’ll show a rough USD/€ guide based on the common in‑game rate (1,000 V‑Bucks ≈ $7.99 / ≈ €7).
- Black Dino Ranger skin + Brachio Staff pickaxe — 1,500 V‑Bucks (≈ $11.99 / €11)
- White Dino Ranger skin + Drago Sword pickaxe — 1,500 V‑Bucks (≈ $11.99 / €11)
- Brachiozord back bling — 400 V‑Bucks (≈ $3.20 / €3)
- Dragozord Egg back bling — 300 V‑Bucks (≈ $2.40 / €2)
- Jurassic Jump emote — 300 V‑Bucks (≈ $2.40 / €2)
- Dino Thunder wrap — 500 V‑Bucks (≈ $4.00 / €4)
If you bought everything individually the total would be roughly 4,500 V‑Bucks. The bundle price of 2,400 V‑Bucks delivers a clear saving on paper — and saving V‑Bucks can feel like pocketing a small victory.
How much do the Fortnite Power Rangers Dino Thunder skins cost?
Each Ranger outfit is priced at 1,500 V‑Bucks when purchased alone. For context, at the standard in‑game rate (1,000 V‑Bucks ≈ $7.99 / ≈ €7), that comes out to about $11.99 (€11) per Ranger. The full Dino Thunder bundle is 2,400 V‑Bucks — roughly $19.18 (€18) by that same math, though you’ll often buy V‑Bucks in preset packs (for example, a 2,800 V‑Buck pack usually retails for $24.99 / ≈ €23).
Will the Power Rangers Dino Thunder skins return to the Fortnite Item Shop?
Every time Epic Games runs collaborations they often reappear later; the company hasn’t labeled the Dino Thunder set as an exclusive. That said, reissues vary — sometimes skins return in the Item Shop, sometimes through events or promotions, and sometimes as part of larger crossovers on platforms like YouTube or X (Twitter). If you want them for sure, buy now; if you prefer to wait, keep an eye on Epic’s official channels for announcements.
When will the Fortnite Dino Thunder skins leave the Item Shop?
The current listing is scheduled to leave the Item Shop on February 26, 2026, at 7 PM ET. If that date matters to you, mark that exact time — Item Shop rotations are strict across platforms (PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch).
Quick purchase strategy
I paused and ran the numbers before choosing the bundle.
- If you want both Rangers and all cosmetics, buy the bundle (2,400 V‑Bucks) — total individual price would be around 4,500 V‑Bucks, so the bundle saves a significant chunk of V‑Bucks.
- If you only want one Ranger, buy that Ranger’s 1,500 V‑Buck set by itself.
- Remember platform store pricing and occasional regional differences: buy V‑Bucks where you normally purchase them to avoid surprises.
Final thoughts
When I put the White Dino Ranger into a match, the skin felt like a museum exhibit come to life — precise and oddly nostalgic. The Black Dino Ranger landed in my loadout and was a thunderclap of retro cool, the sort of skin that redraws attention in a crowded lobby.
Epic Games, Fortnite, and the Item Shop are the obvious places to watch; if you’re weighing whether to spend V‑Bucks, think about how much you want both skins versus one, and whether you can tolerate the risk of them disappearing after February 26, 2026 at 7 PM ET — are you buying now or waiting to see what Epic does next?