The battle pass carries just two One Piece outfits. Luffy, Nami and the rest of the crew can’t be earned by leveling up. They’re headed to the shop, where they’ll cost V-bucks once they arrive.
“Treasure Hunters,” the Chapter 7 mini season in Fortnite, is now live. The season is shorter, so the battle pass is smaller too. It holds those two One Piece characters and a few anime-styled Fortnite originals. This guide lists every outfit available right now, with its unlock level and style count, to help you judge whether the pass is worth spending V-bucks on.
Update (Nov. 12): The super styles that arrived in v43.10 have been added to this guide.
Buying the pass unlocks your first skin
You get Miss All Sunday the moment you purchase the battle pass, with no leveling required. Her outfit comes with two styles, and her cowboy hat can be switched on or off.
Two contrasting outfits at level 10
From level 10, you can unlock Kawaii Team Leader, who has three styles. No other outfit in the pass offers as many options: her styles let you toggle the helmet, hood, face mask and cel shading.
The only way to get an alternate take on her is through gifting. Give the battle pass to someone this mini season, or receive it as a gift, and the Dark Kawaii Team Leader outfit and its matching accessories are yours.
Buccaneer Brigand Jones becomes available from level 10 as well, also with three styles. In a season named “Treasure Hunters,” he’s the pirate.
The best rewards wait at level 35
Charlotte-sensei can be unlocked from level 35 and comes with two styles.
Portgas D. Ace shares that tier, unlocking from level 35 with two styles. Anyone buying the pass for its One Piece content should aim for level 35.
Captain X hasn’t unlocked yet
Captain X is not yet part of the pass. You can get the outfit from Nov. 21.