Fortnite Confirms One Piece as Treasure Hunters Gets November 1 Date

Fortnite has confirmed a One Piece crossover with an official Going Merry teaser released on October 24, 2026. Epic’s separate Treasure Hunters announcement gives November 1 as the next season’s date. That date does not, by itself, confirm when any particular One Piece outfit becomes available.

The distinction matters if you are planning around a favourite character: neither of the two reveal clips names a skin, lists a V-Bucks price or explains whether the collaboration’s items belong in the Battle Pass or Item Shop.

What Epic’s One Piece teaser actually shows

The original Fortnite post uses three straw-hat emojis as its caption. Its roughly seven-second clip brings the Going Merry out of moonlit clouds, showing the ship’s sheep-shaped figurehead before the Fortnite and One Piece logos appear together.

The final frame credits Epic Games, Eiichiro Oda/Shueisha and Toei Animation. The shared branding makes the crossover an announcement from Epic rather than a conclusion drawn from a datamine. The footage does not establish that the ship is drivable, that Devil Fruit powers are coming, or that any named Straw Hat is playable.

This is the original upload on Fortnite’s own YouTube channel, rather than a longer fan compilation or a speculative trailer.

November 1 is the Treasure Hunters date

Epic’s earlier October 24 post pairs a Treasure Hunters title card with “11.1”. Its map artwork establishes the treasure-hunting theme; it supplies no precise start hour or season length.

The current Override Battle Pass page independently gives November 1, 2026, Eastern Time as the outgoing pass’s end date. That is the deadline to check when finishing current-pass progress. It is not a published global unlock time for One Piece cosmetics, and the date alone cannot be converted into a reliable local clock time.

Our release calendar records Treasure Hunters as a Fortnite season update, with that distinction preserved.

Which One Piece skins are confirmed?

The checked October 24 first-party teasers leave the shopping and gameplay details open:

For the eventual item list, use Epic’s own announcements and in-game descriptions rather than treating a familiar character’s appearance in a leak as an offer. The short reveal also does not establish identical cosmetic availability across every platform or territory.

For a different One Piece game that already has regional launch details, see One Piece: Grand Gourmet. It is a separate restaurant-management game, with its own platform schedule.