Sora blinked into my Item Shop feed just after midnight. I froze—there are few things more urgent in Fortnite than a timed collab. You can feel the clock ticking; if you want one of those skins, you need a plan.
I’ve tracked Epic Games drops and watched Square Enix collabs sell out before. Below I’ll walk you through exactly how to get Sora, Kairi, Riku, or Roxas in Fortnite, what each option costs (converted to rounded euros), and the little shop tricks I use so you don’t lose sleep over a rotation.
The Item Shop refreshed and Sora appeared in the grid — How to get all Kingdom Hearts collab cosmetics
Observation: The Item Shop shows the collab as a boxed bundle and as solo items. That choice is the fork in the road.
Open Fortnite and tap the Item Shop tab. The Kingdom Hearts entries live under their own heading or appear on the Featured carousel; Epic Games labeled the set clearly the day it dropped. You’ll see a Kingdom Hearts Bundle and individual pieces—choose the bundle for the whole set or pick the single skin you want.
- Open Fortnite and go to the Item Shop.
- Find the Kingdom Hearts section or scan the Featured carousel for Sora, Kairi, Riku, Roxas, or the Keyblade pickaxes.
- Select the Kingdom Hearts Bundle (4,500 V-Bucks ≈ €41) if you want everything, or buy just the skin or item you want.
- Hold down Purchase to confirm and the cosmetics will appear in your Locker.
The shop shows a bundle and singles — Step-by-step to buy Sora, Kairi, Riku, or Roxas
Observation: Bundles usually save you V-Bucks, but singles let you cherry-pick a favorite.
If you want all four characters and the Keyblade cosmetics, the Kingdom Hearts Bundle at 4,500 V-Bucks (≈ €41) is cheaper than buying everything separately. If you’re only after Sora, he’s sold with his pickaxe, back bling, and emote for 1,800 V-Bucks (≈ €17). Kairi, Riku, and Roxas each pair with a pickaxe and back bling for 1,600 V-Bucks (≈ €15) apiece.
Think of the Item Shop like a vending machine: a quick jolt of dopamine if you press the right slot. If you’re rationing currency, buy the skin you love and wait for reruns or bundles to return.
When were the Kingdom Hearts skins released in Fortnite?
Released with the Item Shop reset on September 17, 2026. Epic Games dropped the collab during Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 4 and it landed across platforms where Fortnite runs.
How much does each Kingdom Hearts skin cost in the Fortnite Item Shop?
Sora costs 1,800 V-Bucks (≈ €17). Kairi, Riku, and Roxas cost 1,600 V-Bucks each (≈ €15). The full Kingdom Hearts Bundle is 4,500 V-Bucks (≈ €41). Pickaxes and smaller cosmetics range from 300–1,000 V-Bucks (≈ €3–€9).
When does the Kingdom Hearts collab leave the Fortnite Item Shop?
The collab items rotate out on October 1, 2026, at 20:00 EDT. That gives you a clear window—decide quickly if you want the bundle or specific pieces.
The shop lists prices in V-Bucks — All Kingdom Hearts items and how much they cost
Observation: Prices are published in the Item Shop and translate to a real euro cost if you convert your V-Bucks.
Below is the full list of collab items and their Item Shop prices; I left the V-Bucks amounts and rounded euro equivalents so you can judge value against the Chapter 7 Season 4 Battle Pass or any sale you’re watching on the Epic Games Store.
| Shadow and Knuckles Cosmetics | Price (In V-Bucks) |
|---|---|
| Kingdom Hearts bundle (Including All Cosmetics) | 4,500 (≈ €41) |
| Sora Skin + Pickaxe + Back Bling + Emote | 1,800 (≈ €17) |
| Kairi Skin + Pickaxe + Back Bling | 1,600 (≈ €15) |
| Riku Skin + Pickaxe + Back Bling | 1,600 (≈ €15) |
| Roxas + Pickaxe + Back Bling | 1,600 (≈ €15) |
| Keyblade Pickaxe | 800 (≈ €7) |
| Soul Eater Pickaxe | 800 (≈ €7) |
| Arpeggio Guitar | 800 (≈ €7) |
| Oathkeeper & Oblivion Pickaxe | 800 (≈ €7) |
| Destiny’s Embrace Pickaxe | 800 (≈ €7) |
| Shadow Steppers Kicks | 1,000 (≈ €9) |
| Dearly Beloved Jam Track | 500 (≈ €5) |
| The Other Promise Jam Track | 500 (≈ €5) |
| Sea-Salt Ice Cream | 400 (≈ €4) |
| Lil’ Gummi Ship Emote | 500 (≈ €5) |
| Keyblade Flourish Emote | 300 (≈ €3) |
| The Hearts Of All Worlds Loading Screen | Free with Purchase |
If you’re short on V-Bucks, the Chapter 7 Season 4 Battle Pass often delivers more long-term value than one-off skins; compare the euros above to how much a Battle Pass costs on the Epic Games store before you decide. Buying the bundle is like snagging a seasonal retail box at a discount—seldom regretful if you play often.
Final thought: you can wait for reruns, buy solo, or commit to the bundle. Which do you think will hold its value in-game and in trade conversation—Sora as a flex or Roxas as the rare pick?