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Fortnite Treasure Hunters Mini-Season: Release date, collaborations, and more
Fortnite Treasure Hunters Mini-Season arrives on November 1 (Image via Fortnite)
Fortnite is closing out its current season and it is set to be followed by a mini-season that leans hard into pirates, treasure, and pop culture. Epic Games has finally revealed the name, and the Treasure Hunters Mini-Season is now all set to start on November 1, 2026.There is already a line up of collaborations revealed for the mini-season, and it includes some big names like Lil Uzi Vert, A$AP Rocky, and One Piece. Here’s what we know so far about the Treasure Hunters Mini-Season.
Fortnite Treasure Hunters Mini-Season
release date
The Fortnite Treasure Hunters Mini-Season launches on November 1, 2026, right after the current season ends. As usual, expect a short downtime window before the update goes live, so finish your matches and quest progress ahead of time. Epic hasn’t shared the full content breakdown yet, and more details should arrive through teasers and the official patch notes as launch approaches.
Fortnite Treasure Hunters Mini-Season collaborations
Five collaborations have been announced so far, spanning music, anime, and virtual idols:
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- Pirate Miku: A pirate-themed take on Hatsune Miku, which suits the mini-season’s treasure-hunting setting.
- Kasane Teto: The popular virtual singer joins the lineup, adding to the vocaloid representation.
- Lil Uzi Vert: The rapper’s Icon Skin was revealed in a teaser on October 22. It showed a pink and purple design and the Pink Tape Flag, which has a skull emoji on it.
- A$AP Rocky: Announced a day before Uzi, adding another major hip-hop name to the mix.
- Monkey D. Luffy: The One Piece protagonist is a natural fit for a pirate-flavored mini-season.
The collaborations point to a clear theme. Pirate Miku and Luffy fit a treasure-hunting setting directly, and the teasers back it up. The Lil Uzi Vert teaser included a Pirate Chest with a red jewel and a purple crowned skull, and the A$AP Rocky teaser showed one too. The Uzi teaser also featured a remixed Anvil Square, the landmark that first appeared in Chapter 4 Season 1, so a map refresh seems likely.The anime-styled visuals in the teaser also suggest that the Luffy and Teto collaborations could share a visual identity with the rest of the update, though Epic hasn’t confirmed this.
What isn’t confirmed yet
Plenty remains unannounced. Epic hasn’t detailed the following:
- Pricing and bundle contents for each collaboration
- Whether the collaborations will arrive at launch or roll out across the mini-season
- The Battle Pass structure and any new gameplay mechanics
- Additional collaborations, which are possible given how the reveals have been staggered
Epic’s approach this time is to reveal artists one at a time rather than through a single trailer, and that has kept interest high. The lineup also covers a wide range of audiences. Music fans get Lil Uzi Vert and A$AP Rocky, anime fans get Luffy, and the vocaloid community gets Miku and Teto. The pirate theme gives all of it a shared direction.For now, the key date to remember is November 1. If more collaborations or gameplay details drop before then, this lineup could grow.
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