When Does One Piece Come to Fortnite

One Piece officially hits Fortnite with the new Treasure Hunters mini-season alongside update v43.00. This is by far the biggest anime collab Fortnite has ever done. We’re talking six Straw Hat skins, three Mythic weapons, and more. If you’re a fan and want to know when One Piece is coming to Fortnite, we've got the answer for you. Here's when One Piece is coming to Fortnite, the countdown timer, skins, and weapons you can claim.

One Piece x Fortnite Release Date and Times

The One Piece collab goes live on November 1st, 2026, once the Fortnite downtime for update 43.00 wraps up. Like most big Fortnite updates, downtime typically starts around 1 AM PT and can last a couple of hours. Here’s when to expect the servers to be back up in your region:

Here is the countdown until the mini-season is live:

It hasn’t been confirmed yet whether all the One Piece cosmetics drop the moment the update goes live, or if some will be staggered. Epic sometimes holds back Item Shop bundles for a day or two after a season starts. Keep an eye on the in-game shop and official Fortnite channels after the update lands, just to be safe.

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All One Piece Fortnite Skins Confirmed So Far

Six One Piece characters are confirmed to come to Fortnite, which is already an impressive number for a single collab. Two more characters (Ace and Robin) remain unconfirmed, although both appear on the promotional poster. Here’s the full confirmed lineup:

There’s also speculation that Chopper could appear as a Sidekick rather than a full skin, which would actually be perfect. Chopper is the kind of character that works best as a little companion buddy, not a full-size player skin. Nothing confirmed on that front yet, though.

One Piece Mythic Weapons and Items in Treasure Hunters

The Treasure Hunters update is also bringing in three Mythic weapons and at least one special healing item tied to the One Piece collab:

1. Luffy’s Gum-Gum Mythic

Luffy’s Mythic gives you the Gum-Gum Rocket and Pistol abilities. If you’ve watched even five minutes of One Piece, you know exactly what you’re getting. It's the massive rubber-powered stretching attacks that cover serious ground in battle.

2. Zoro’s Three-Sword Style Mythic

Zoro’s Mythic is a melee weapon that lets you wield three swords at once, just like in the anime. From the trailer, it looks like a high-damage close-range option. Given that Zoro is literally the strongest swordsman in One Piece, this one might hit extremely hard.

3. Usopp’s Slingshot Mythic

Usopp brings his slingshot to the island. Based on how it looked in the trailer, it should play similarly to the Cobalt Slingshot from the Fortnite Reload Simpsons update.

4. Nami’s Tangerine (Healing Item)

Nami is seen carrying a Tangerine in the trailer, and it might function as a healing item. In One Piece lore, Nami grows tangerines herself, and they’re one of her most iconic personal details. So seeing this in Fortnite is a great little fan service moment. Expect it to restore HP, Shields, or maybe even both with a small buff.

What’s Happening to the Fortnite Map in Treasure Hunters

A whole new island is dropping with the Treasure Hunters mini-season, and it’s shaped like a skull and crossbones, aka the Jolly Roger. The trailer shows at least three One Piece-themed locations on this new island. One of them is the One Piece Treasure Chest that’s actually already been in the game since update 42.40, which was clearly there to tease this collab.

The other two locations look a lot like Arlong Park and Foosha Village, though Epic hasn’t officially confirmed those names yet.

Based on the size and layout of the island, there could be up to eight unique POIs in total. There’s also a possibility that Lord of the Coast (the sea monster from Luffy’s backstory) makes an appearance as a Landmark somewhere on the map. The biggest map change of all, though? The Going Merry is replacing the Fortnite Battle Bus. You’ll be jumping off the Straw Hats’ iconic ship to drop onto the island!

More details for the Fortnite One Piece collaboration are expected to come out during the actual downtime, so it’s worth watching for patch notes and official announcements as the update drops. November 1st is going to be a big day. Set your alarms!

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