Fortnite Opens One Piece Collab With Devil Fruits And A One-Month Season
Epic Games began its One Piece collaboration in Fortnite on November 1.
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Why it matters
The collab puts One Piece transformation powers and a Toei-made trailer inside a battle royale that runs on a roughly one-month season, so the crossover lives or dies on how fast players reach the Devil Fruits before the window closes.
Key Facts
- Epic Games began the One Piece collaboration in Fortnite on November 1.
- Luffy costs 1,800 V-Bucks, while Nami and Usopp cost 1,600 each.
- Robin and Ace are Battle Pass rewards, and Sanji, Zoro, Chopper, and Buggy will be added later.
- The Gomu Gomu no Mi and Mera Mera no Mi spawn at fixed intervals during matches and transform players into Luffy or Ace.
- The collaboration season is planned to last about one month.
The shop sells Luffy at 1,800 V-Bucks and Nami and Usopp at 1,600 each, while Robin and Ace come through the Battle Pass and Sanji, Zoro, Chopper, and Buggy arrive later. During matches, the Gomu Gomu no Mi and Mera Mera no Mi spawn at fixed intervals and transform players into Luffy or Ace. Zoro's swords appear as melee weapons. The season runs about one month.
Two Devil Fruits spawn at fixed intervals during matches. Picking up the Gomu Gomu no Mi turns a player into Luffy, and the Mera Mera no Mi turns one into Ace; the transformation has no time limit and no ammo limit, and defeating a transformed player does not drop the fruit. Zoro's swords work differently: they are melee weapons with a high drop rate, and Three-Sword Style needs no transformation at all. The Battle Bus plays "We Are!" at the start of every match.
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