How to Watch Dr. Stone Finale Inside Fortnite Crunchyroll Anime Island

Fortnite is getting an anime takeover this weekend, and it's one of the more interesting crossovers the game has pulled off in a while. If you're a Dr. Stone fan or even just anime-curious, you're going to want to know about this before the window closes. Here's how to watch Dr. Stone Finale inside Fortnite Crunchyroll Anime Island.

What Is the Crunchyroll Anime Island in Fortnite?

Crunchyroll built a fully custom island inside Fortnite to celebrate the final arc of Dr. Stone: Science Future. This is a UEFN-powered experience, so it looks like an interactive theme park dedicated to Senku and the Kingdom of Science, playable right inside the game.

The series finale drops on Crunchyroll on June 25th, 2026, and this island is essentially the pre-party. A way for fans to get hyped up and for new viewers to discover the show before it ends.

When Is the Dr. Stone Fortnite Event?

The island is live for just three days, so don't put this off. It will be opened on Friday, June 19th, 2026 (you can check out our countdown timer to find out how long you have left until the island is live). Here is the list of dates for different time zones:

Note: Exact start and end times weren't confirmed at the time of writing. Keep an eye on the Fortnite discovery tab once June 19 rolls around.

How to Watch Dr. Stone Finale in Fortnite Crunchyroll Anime Island

To jump in, enter this code directly into Fortnite's island search: 6044-5327-4490. You can also just search "Crunchyroll Anime Island" in the Fortnite creative discovery tab, and it should come right up.

There is actually content inside the island. A screening area on the island lets you watch Episode 25 of Dr. Stone: Science Future, titled "Future Engine," right inside Fortnite. That's a real episode of the anime, playable in-game, before the official June 25 Crunchyroll premiere. Exclusive creator content is also tucked away for fans who want to go deeper behind the scenes.

Beyond watching, you've got science-themed challenges, active leaderboards, and Crunchyroll-branded weapons to battle other players with. And spread across the island are recreations of some of the most iconic pieces of technology from the series:

If you've watched the show, you know how significant The Perseus and Steam Gorilla are to the story. Seeing them recreated in Fortnite is a great nod to the fanbase.

Should You Join the Event?

Fortnite has hosted plenty of crossover events over the years, but this one stands out because it offers something players don't get very often. Instead of only shopping for cosmetics and dropping by some landmarks on the island, the collaboration lets players watch an actual anime episode inside the game. It's a fun way to celebrate the series.

Fortnite has experimented with this idea before. Players were able to watch the opening minutes of The Mandalorian & Grogu inside the game ahead of its theatrical release, showing that Fortnite is becoming more than just a place for battles and events. Experiences like these help turn the game into a hub for entertainment and pop culture.

If you have never watched the anime, Dr. Stone is a smarter-than-average shonen. It's built around real scientific concepts, and it's been running since 2019. For a series with that kind of legacy, a proper send-off celebration before the finale makes sense. And if this event gets even a handful of Fortnite players curious enough to check out the show, that's pretty much a win.

Just don't let the June 19–21 window slip by. It's a short time!

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