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Fortnite's Treasure Hunters Season Brings One Piece Collaboration to All Platforms

Fortnite's new season, Treasure Hunters, launched on November 1, 2026, with a One Piece collaboration.

Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.

Why it matters

The One Piece crossover arrives after years of rumors and teaser ads at Tokyo stations, and Epic's early-access sessions for creators like LiaqN show the company is treating the collaboration as the season's main draw.

Fortnite's Treasure Hunters Season Brings One Piece Collaboration to All Platforms

Key Facts

  • Fortnite's Treasure Hunters season started on November 1, 2026.
  • The season includes a collaboration with One Piece.
  • YouTuber LiaqN, owner of the esports team QT DIG∞, played an early build and spoke to 4Gamer.
  • Teaser ads with One Piece wanted posters ran at major stations in the Tokyo metropolitan area before the season was announced.
  • Fortnite is available on PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Switch 2, Switch, iOS, and Android.

Epic Games brought creators from around the world to try the season early, and Japanese YouTuber LiaqN, owner of the esports team QT DIG∞, took part in a 4Gamer interview. LiaqN said the collaboration exceeded expectations and praised its attention to detail, adding that he hopes players unfamiliar with One Piece will enjoy it too.

The collaboration was teased before Epic Games announced the season. Wanted posters for Luffy and Ace, alongside Fortnite characters Jonesy and Hope, appeared at major stations in the Tokyo metropolitan area. LiaqN said the crossover's detail impressed him. He also said the starting point already exceeded what he had imagined, and noted that Fortnite crossovers usually grow over several weeks. The interview was recorded on October 29, before the season began, so some topics were off limits at the time.

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