I logged into Fortnite and froze for a second — the Straw Hat silhouettes filled the screen. My V‑Bucks balance felt suddenly very concrete and suspiciously small. I had a decision to make before Treasure Hunters expires.
I’ve chased crossover drops for years; I’ll tell you exactly how this One Piece collab is staged, what costs real money, and where you should spend your V‑Bucks. You’ll know which skins are gated behind the Battle Pass, which show up in the Item Shop, and how the calendar forces choices. Read this like a short field manual — clear steps, no fluff.
Fortnite One Piece Skins in Battle Pass
The Battle Pass shows Nico Robin and Ace in the center tier graphic when you open the Treasure Hunters tab.
I’m blunt: these two aren’t sold in the Item Shop. Nico Robin and Ace are Battle Pass rewards for the Treasure Hunters Mini Season (Epic Games’ update 43.00). That means you need the Battle Pass to add them to your locker — either by buying the pass or via a Fortnite Crew membership.
- Buy the Treasure Hunters Battle Pass for 800 V‑Bucks ($8.99/€9).
- If you subscribe to Fortnite Crew, the Treasure Hunters Battle Pass may be included with your subscription — check your Crew benefits in the Epic Games launcher before you buy.
Once you have the pass, you gain Account Levels to reach the tiers containing Nico Robin and Ace. Grind early or plan your play sessions: Treasure Hunters ends on December 4, 2026, capped by a live event — miss the calendar and they won’t be in your locker when the season closes.
How do I get One Piece skins in Fortnite?
Start at the menu. If the skin is labeled as Battle Pass-only (Nico Robin, Ace), buy the Treasure Hunters Battle Pass or check your Fortnite Crew status. For shop-only skins, go to the Item Shop tab and buy the bundle or individual pieces with V‑Bucks. I’ll map the costs and the bundles below so you can pick fast and precise.
Fortnite One Piece Skins Releasing in Item Shop
The Item Shop shows rotating bundles and single-item drops every day — you can see One Piece entries under the One Piece section when they appear.
Epic Games began releasing shop skins with Update 43.00 on November 1, 2026. The Item Shop route is direct: buy single outfits or buy bundles at a discount. Expect the listings to rotate through the Treasure Hunters Mini Season, with several characters dropping on specific dates.
When were the One Piece skins released in Fortnite?
The collab started rolling out on November 1, 2026. Update 43.00 introduced multiple One Piece cosmetics in the Item Shop, and Epic staggered additional drops throughout November.
Monkey D. Luffy, Nami, and Usopp
These three landed in the Item Shop on November 1, 2026 with Update 43.00. If you buy the One Piece Bundle, its cosmetics move straight to your locker.
- Open Fortnite and go to the Item Shop tab.
- Find the One Piece section and choose the One Piece Bundle or individual items.
- Press and hold Purchase to complete the V‑Bucks transaction.
Zoro, Sanji, and the Chopper Sidekick — releases on November 7
Epic scheduled the rest of the Straw Hats across November; keep an eye on the Item Shop carousel and Epic’s official social channels for the exact drop times.
I’ll update the pricing and bundle contents once Zoro, Sanji, and Chopper hit the live shop entries.
Buggy — releases on November 13
Buggy was set for a mid‑November release; check the Item Shop the morning of November 13 if you want him specifically.
Fortnite One Piece Item Shop Skin Prices
The Item Shop lists each outfit and its accessories with V‑Buck prices, often bundled. Think of the shop as a seasonal sale window: you can buy the whole kit or pick one piece at a time.
If you want the full set quickly, the One Piece Bundle is priced to save you V‑Bucks compared with buying every cosmetic separately.
When do the One Piece skins leave the Fortnite Item Shop?
All One Piece cosmetics are scheduled to leave the Item Shop on December 4, 2026, when the Treasure Hunters Mini Season ends with a live event. After that, Epic may rotate them back into the shop later, but don’t assume immediate reissues — plan purchases around that deadline.
Monkey D. Luffy, Nami, and Usopp — price breakdown
| Cosmetics | Cost in V-Bucks |
|---|---|
| One Piece Bundle (Includes all cosmetics) | 4,000 ($44.95/€45) |
| Monkey D. Luffy Outfit + Luffy’s Straw Hat Back Bling + Gum-Gum Pistol Pickaxe + Multi-Punches Flex Emote | 1,800 |
| Roasted Meat Back Bling | 400 |
| Giant Meat On The Bone Pickaxe | 800 |
| Multi-Punches Flex Emote | 300 |
| Going Merry Glider | 1,200 |
| Nami Outfit + Nami’s Tangerines Back Bling + Climate Baton Pickaxe | 1,600 |
| Nami’s Tangerines Back Bling | 300 |
| Climate Baton Pickaxe | 500 |
| Usopp Outfit + Usopp’s Kit Back Bling + 5 Ton Hammer Pickaxe | 1,600 |
| Usopp’s Kit Back Bling | 300 |
| 5 Ton Hammer | 500 |
If you’re budgeting V‑Bucks, prioritize the single items you actually want — bundles save money, but buying specific cosmetics can stretch a limited balance. Think of grabbing items from the Item Shop like a timed sneaker drop; you either get the pair you want or you wait for a restock.
I’ll keep this guide updated as Zoro, Sanji, Chopper, and Buggy rotate through the shop. Which Straw Hat are you planning to play as in Treasure Hunters — and are you buying the Bundle or picking pieces one by one?