The One Piece crossover finally landed in Fortnite on November 1, alongside the launch of the Treasure Hunters mini-season, completing the lineup of the anime ‘big three’ in the game, which also includes Naruto and Bleach. This highly anticipated arrival comes weeks after a series of strong rumors and teases from official sources.
With the Fortnite x One Piece collab now already here for some time, the One Piece Bundle has reached the “best sellers” section in the Item Shop at the time of writing. Headlined by Luffy, Nami, and Usopp skins and their associated cosmetics, this compilation is up for grabs for 4,000 V-Bucks.
Alternatively, the three aforementioned skins are also available as individual purchases, with Luffy priced at 1,800 V-Bucks and the other two characters priced at 1,600 V-Bucks each.
The One Piece Bundle and all items inspired by the widely acclaimed anime are scheduled to exit the Shop on December 5, 5 PM PT or 8 PM ET. So, that means interested Fortnite players only have just over a month’s time to seize this offer.
How to get the One Piece Bundle in Fortnite
- In Fortnite, go to the Shop tab.
- Now, head to the One Piece section and select the One Piece Bundle.
- On the next screen, select and hold the Purchase button to confirm your decision.
All One Piece Bundle items in Fortnite
Nearly all of the following items in the One Piece Bundle are also being sold solo, except Luffy’s Straw Hat back bling and Gum-Gum Pistol pickaxe, which are bundle exclusives. Importantly, there are two more One Piece skins in the game that are not included in the bundle but are instead a part of the Fortnite Battle Pass.
These skins are modeled around Portgas D. Ace and Nico Robin, aka Ms All Sunday and require the purchase of this season’s Battle Pass. Once you have done that, you have to play enough Fortnite matches and gain enough XP to reach a certain level for these skins and relevant cosmetics. While Ms All Sunday unlocks immediately, Ace unlocks at Level 35 in the Battle Pass.
1. Monkey D. Luffy
- Price: 1,800 V-Bucks
- Also included in: One Piece Bundle
2. Nami
- Price: 1,600 V-Bucks
- Also included in: One Piece Bundle
3. Usopp
- Price: 1,600 V-Bucks
- Also included in: One Piece Bundle
4. Luffy’s Straw Hat back bling
- Exclusively available in: One Piece Bundle
5. Nami’s Tangerines back bling
- Price: 300 V-Bucks
- Also included in: One Piece Bundle
6. Usopp’s Kit back bling
- Price: 300 V-Bucks
- Also included in: One Piece Bundle
7. Roasted Meat back bling
- Price: 400 V-Bucks
- Also included in: One Piece Bundle
8. Gum-Gum Pistol pickaxe
- Exclusively available in: One Piece Bundle
9. Climate Baton pickaxe
- Price: 500 V-Bucks
- Also included in: One Piece Bundle
10. 5-ton hammer pickaxe
- Price: 500 V-Bucks
- Also included in: One Piece Bundle
11. Giant Meat on the Bone pickaxe
- Price: 800 V-Bucks
- Also included in: One Piece Bundle
12. Going Merry glider
- Price: 1,200 V-Bucks
- Also included in: One Piece Bundle
13. Multi-Punches Flex emote
- Price: 300 V-Bucks
- Also included in: One Piece Bundle
14. Straw Hat Guitar pickaxe and back bling
- Price: 800 V-Bucks
- Also included in: One Piece Bundle
Should you buy the One Piece Bundle or just the Luffy skin?
The Luffy skin alone is selling for 1,800 V-Bucks, whereas the One Piece Bundle, which contains all three skins, their related items, and two bundle-exclusive cosmetics, costs just over double that price. So, for hardcore anime fans and One Piece enthusiasts, the latter option looks like a particularly strong deal.
On the other hand, those who aren’t big into this Japanese IP and just want to dip their toes into this Fortnite collab for the sake of their FOMO, it would be enough to simply get the Luffy skin and call it a day. Being the protagonist of One Piece, this character is an instantly recognizable face in the community and hence the most prominent part of the recently released crossover.
