Fortnite x One Piece: Ace and Nico Robin will be 2 skins in the battle pass

Last update: November 5, 2026
  • Fortnite x One Piece includes skins of Luffy, Nami, Ace, and Nico Robin.
  • Ace and Nico Robin will be available through the battle pass.
  • Fans are asking for more styles for Luffy and Nami, and designs from before the time skip.
  • Estimates place the store's lots at 4.500, 4.000 and 1.600 V-Bucks.

Fortnite x One Piece

The Fortnite x One Piece collaboration will feature Ace and Nico Robin as two of its battle pass skins. This information comes from available references about the crossover, which place both characters within the content associated with the pass and not simply as standalone outfits.

In addition to those two names, Luffy and Nami also appear as part of the collaboration's skins. The community has received the news with interest and has focused on the chosen designs, the missing characters, and the possibility of more variants arriving in the future.

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Ace and Nico Robin, two prominent names in the battle pass

The inclusion of Ace and Nico Robin in the battle pass has been one of the most talked-about aspects. In the feedback gathered, both characters appear to be among the favorites to fill that spot, and there's satisfaction that they were chosen over other options.

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The choice aligns with the idea of ​​distributing skins between the battle pass and other bundles , meaning not all characters are unlocked through the same route. For players, this means Ace and Nico Robin are tied to the battle pass, while other characters are associated with separate bundles.

Luffy and Nami: classic designs and a request for more styles

The designs from before the time skip are the ones that generate the most consensus. Several opinions consider them the most recognizable and the ones that best fit the Fortnite style, so the choice to focus on the early stages of One Piece is seen as a coherent decision.

There are also requests to expand customization options. One of the most frequently mentioned ideas is for Luffy and Nami to have more alternate styles , including color changes or early-stage variations. "The pre-time skip design is the classic one. It seems like an obvious choice," notes one of the comments gathered.

Another request focuses directly on Luffy: "They could have given him some of his other outfits from before the time skip as styles." The idea isn't for them to be different characters, but rather variations within the same skin to expand the possibilities without multiplying the number of releases.

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Which characters are missing and what might come next?

The absence of Brook and Franky is one of the criticisms that appears in the reviews. Some fans believe it would have been more interesting to include those characters rather than adding several versions of other names, especially if the goal was to better represent the crew.

The community is also looking ahead to future waves. It's been suggested that post-timeskip designs will arrive as optional styles rather than standalone skins, though there's no confirmation on how these potential releases will be organized.

Among the ideas for cosmetic items mentioned are a Haki-infused punching pickaxe for Luffy and a back accessory for Chopper. These are fan suggestions, not confirmed content, and reflect the interest in expanding the collaboration beyond the main costumes.

When will they be available and how much will they cost?

Availability information indicates the first pack will arrive on November 1st , featuring Luffy, Nami, and Usopp. The Zoro, Sanji, and Chopper pack is expected to arrive on November 7th, and the Buggy pack on November 13th, according to the release dates for the Treasure Hunters mini-season.

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Prices are estimates , not confirmed rates. The first bundle is estimated at 4.500 V-Bucks; the second, at 4.000; and the Buggy bundle, at 1.600. In total, the three bundles would cost around 10.000 V-Bucks, to which you would have to add the cost of the battle pass for Ace and Nico Robin.

  • November 1: Luffy, Nami and Usopp, with an estimated price of 4.500 V-Bucks.
  • November 7: Zoro, Sanji and Chopper, with an estimated price of 4.000 V-Bucks.
  • November 13: Buggy, with an estimated price of 1.600 V-Bucks.
  • Battle Pass: Ace and Nico Robin, with an additional cost compared to the bundles.

The collaboration is thus split between the battle pass and several bundles that will arrive throughout November. Players who want to collect all the skins will have to combine both methods and keep an eye on the estimates, which may change when the bundles are available in the store.

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