One Piece x Fortnite Treasure Hunters: Collab Start Date, Skins and the New Anime Opening

The short answer first: the One Piece collaboration in Fortnite is already live. Fortnite's Treasure Hunters season launched it on 1 November 2026, bringing franchise content into the season along with a new anime opening made for the collab.

Start date: 1 November 2026

This is not a teaser for something coming later. The collab arrived with the Treasure Hunters season itself, so if you play Fortnite, the One Piece content is part of the current season rather than a separate event you need to wait for.

One honest note on timing. The launch reports do not pin down an end date for the collab, so we will not invent one here. If an end date matters to you, the season details inside the game are the place to check.

Skins and franchise content, in general terms

The reports confirm franchise content in the season, and skins are a big part of why collabs like this get so much attention. Players want to run around as the characters they watch, and that is exactly the appeal here.

We are keeping this section general on purpose. The sources covering the launch confirm the collab and its content in broad terms, but they do not give us a full, verified item list we can stand behind. Rather than copy rumoured names or prices from social posts, we would rather say less and get it right. Once a complete official list is clear, we will update this article.

The new anime opening made for the collab

The most unusual part of this collab is not in the item shop at all. A new anime opening was made for the collaboration, which is a step beyond the usual skin drop. Openings are a huge part of how anime fans connect with a series, so giving a game collab its own one is a smart, fan friendly touch.

It also gives people who do not play Fortnite a reason to care. You might never drop into a match, but a brand new One Piece opening is still worth a watch.

Why the timing works for One Piece

The collab lands while the TV anime is on its 2027 break. That matters more than it sounds. With no new episodes each week, a franchise can easily go quiet, but this keeps One Piece in weekly headlines and in front of a younger gaming audience at the same time.

If the break has left you looking for where the series stands, our One Piece page covers the story, arcs and watch order, and it is updated as new announcements land.

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