I drop into a match and the stage lights snap on—only this time the crowd is a bunch of animatronics. You hear a warped jingle over the storm; it’s the moment Fortnitemares stopped being background noise. I watched Freddy’s grin fill the screen and knew you’d want the details.
I’ve tracked shop drops and bundle math across patches, and I’ll walk you through every cosmetic, price, and timer so you can decide fast. You’ll see how this collaboration fits Epic Games’ bigger push for licensed events, and what it means for your locker.
The map is already themed; the skins bring the actors onstage. All Five Nights at Freddy’s Fortnite skins and prices
The collaboration drops four full outfits that mirror Five Nights at Freddy’s signature cast. You can purchase each skin solo through the Fortnite item shop or grab everything in the bundle.
| Name | Image | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Freddy Fazbear |  |
1,500 V-Bucks — $11.99 (€11) |
| Chica the Chicken |  |
1,500 V-Bucks — $11.99 (€11) |
| Bonnie the Rabbit |  |
1,500 V-Bucks — $11.99 (€11) |
| Foxy the Pirate |  |
1,600 V-Bucks — $12.79 (€12) |
How much do the Five Nights at Freddy’s skins cost in Fortnite?
Short answer: most outfits are 1,500 V-Bucks (about $11.99 / €11). Foxy is slightly higher at 1,600 V-Bucks ($12.79 / €12). I tracked the usual V-Bucks tiers and Epic’s pricing pattern so the numbers above match the item shop listing rather than bundle math.
You can hear the props clatter when a new accessory drops. All Five Nights at Freddy’s Fortnite accessories and prices
Beyond skins, Epic packaged a full set of Back Blings, emotes, pickaxes, wraps, and more. These are the pieces that make each outfit sing or flop in the lobby.
| Name | Type | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Freddy-oke Machine | Back Bling | 300 V-Bucks — $2.40 (€2) |
| The Fazbear Band | Emote | 500 V-Bucks — $3.99 (€4) |
| Freddy’s Mic | Microphone | 800 V-Bucks — $6.39 (€6) |
| Freddy Slippers | Kicks | 1,000 V-Bucks — $7.99 (€7) |
| Foxy’s Side Stage | Back Bling | 300 V-Bucks — $2.40 (€2) |
| Chica Chicake | Back Bling | 300 V-Bucks — $2.40 (€2) |
| Mr. Cupcake | Pickaxe | 800 V-Bucks — $6.39 (€6) |
| Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza | Wrap | 500 V-Bucks — $3.99 (€4) |
| Bonnie’s Guitar Case | Back Bling | 300 V-Bucks — $2.40 (€2) |
| Surveillance Feed Floater | Emote | 500 V-Bucks — $3.99 (€4) |
| Bonnie’s Blazin’ Guitar | Guitar | 800 V-Bucks — $6.39 (€6) |
Freddy’s Mic feels like a pocket-sized jukebox for your chest; it’s small but it changes how the skin lands in motion. The rest of the accessories follow the usual Epic Games pricing bands, which means you can mix and match without breaking the bank.
The item shop splash art is loud; the bundle is where the math matters. Five Nights at Freddy’s Fortnite bundle items and price
What comes in the Five Nights at Freddy’s Fortnite bundle?
The full bundle is listed at 4,500 V-Bucks — $35.96 (€33). That includes every outfit, every Back Bling, the emotes, pickaxes, wrap, kicks, microphone, and Mr. Cupcake pickaxe. If you were planning to buy multiple individual items, the bundle is where you save the most V-Bucks on release day.
- Freddy Fazbear
- Chica the Chicken
- Bonnie the Rabbit
- Foxy the Pirate
- Freddy-oke Machine
- Foxy’s Hook
- Foxy’s Side Stage
- Chica Chicake
- Bonnie’s Guitar Case
- The Fazbear Band
- Surveillance Feed Floater
- Bonnie’s Blazin’ Guitar
- Freddy Slippers
- Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza (wrap)
- Freddy’s Mic
- Mr. Cupcake
The bundle is a stage curtain: buying it drops everything at once and changes how you approach the season’s photo ops and lobby flexes. If you care about completeness or themed loadouts, it’s an easy call; if you only want one character, pick solo.
Fortnitemares is on the calendar; the shop clock is merciless. How long is the Five Nights at Freddy’s bundle available in Fortnite?
How long will the Five Nights at Freddy’s bundle be in the item shop?
Epic put the bundle in the item shop from Oct. 1 to Oct. 31 for its initial run. After that, expect occasional returns during Fortnitemares and seasonal rotations, but those are usually shorter. If you want everything at release and you use platforms like PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, or PC, buy during October — V-Bucks are tied to your Epic Games account, so platform doesn’t change the shop window.
I compared this drop to other licensed events—Epic tends to give a month-long main run (same pattern as past collaborations) and then sporadic reappearances. Scott Cawthon’s designs translate well here; Epic leaned into recognizable silhouettes rather than gimmicks, which helps the skins land across streams and clips.
If you’re weighing the bundle, ask yourself: do you want a themed lobby, or a single pick that fits your playstyle? The item shop waits for no one—will you buy in now, or chase returns later and risk higher regret?