Fortnite Treasure Hunters: Lil Uzi Vert and Kasane Teto Arrive Today, Explained

Fortnite's pirate-themed Treasure Hunters mini-season adds a new collaborator to its weekly captain rotation today, November 12, 2026: rapper Lil Uzi Vert joins the island as the Item Shop's featured captain, and Vocaloid character Kasane Teto's Music Pass goes live in Fortnite Festival on the same day. Today is also one of the season's scheduled "Captain's Days," meaning a fresh batch of weapons and Sprites drops into Battle Royale loot pools alongside the cosmetic releases.

Here's what actually changed today, how the wider One Piece-themed season works, and what's still coming before Chapter 7 wraps up in December.

1. What's new today: Lil Uzi Vert and Kasane Teto

Epic's official Treasure Hunters schedule confirms two things land in-game on November 12: Lil Uzi Vert becomes the week's featured collaborator in the Item Shop, and Kasane Teto's Music Pass begins in Fortnite Festival. Teto isn't part of the season's Battle Pass — she's a separate purchase, split across the new Music Pass today and additional Item Shop cosmetics confirmed for November 14, when fellow Vocaloid-adjacent character Cap'n Hatsune Miku also arrives as a captain.

Lil Uzi Vert's collaboration had been teased since late October, when Epic and the rapper shared a short clip showing a pink-and-purple Icon Series outfit. The official season schedule lists him as a standalone Item Shop drop rather than a playable in-world "captain" with his own point of interest, unlike the One Piece cast and A$AP Rocky.

2. The Treasure Hunters season, explained

Treasure Hunters is Fortnite's current Chapter 7 mini-season, a licensed crossover with Shueisha and Toei Animation's One Piece that Epic launched on November 1, 2026, replacing the previous Chapter 7 Season 4, Override. The season's official framing is a hunt for "Captain X's" mega chest, with new captains, crews and points of interest joining the map on a weekly schedule through the rest of the season.

The season's new 80-player landing area is Crossbones Isle, which incorporates two locations pulled directly from the One Piece source material: Arlong Park and Windmill Village. In the source manga and anime, Arlong Park is the fortified base of a fishman pirate crew that terrorizes a nearby fishing village, while Windmill Village is the rural hometown where the series' protagonist, Monkey D. Luffy, grows up before setting out to sea. Both now function as normal named POIs for looting and rotations, sitting alongside the rest of the existing Chapter 7 map.

3. How the weekly captain rotation works

Rather than dropping all of its crossover content at once, Epic is staggering Treasure Hunters captains week by week. The official order, confirmed on fortnite.com, runs: the Straw Hats and A$AP Rocky first, then Lil Uzi Vert, then Cap'n Hatsune Miku, then Kasane Teto. Each captain's debut has come with its own Item Shop bundle, and in A$AP Rocky and the Straw Hats' cases, a matching in-world point of interest.

The confirmed shop schedule so far: Luffy, Nami and Usopp at launch on November 1; A$AP Rocky on November 5; Zoro, Sanji and a Chopper Sidekick on November 7; Lil Uzi Vert and Kasane Teto's Music Pass today, November 12; Buggy tomorrow, November 13; and Cap'n Hatsune Miku on November 14.

4. One Piece powers and loot

The crossover isn't just cosmetic. Epic's season reveal confirmed One Piece-themed Mythic items, including a Devil Fruit power modeled on Luffy's Gum-Gum ability and a Three Sword Style item built around Zoro's signature fighting style. Both are shown in Epic's official collaboration art as in-game pickups rather than cosmetic flourishes, meaning they function as usable Mythics found through normal Battle Royale looting rather than purchased separately.

5. Captain's Days: today's weapon and Sprite drop

Separately from the shop rotation, Epic built a recurring "Captain's Days" schedule into Treasure Hunters: new weapons and Sprites are added to Battle Royale on November 1, 8, 12, 15 and 22, each at 9 AM ET. Today's date falls on one of those drops, so today's loot pool changes are tied to the season calendar rather than a one-off patch. If you want the background on how Sprite leveling, mastery tiers and their rewards actually work once they're in your pool, the mechanic is covered in walkthroughs.net's Sprites breakdown.

The season also runs two standing weekly events throughout its length: Mastery Mondays and Treasure Hours on Saturdays, both of which Epic has kept in place since launch without publishing further detail on their individual rewards.

6. What's in the Treasure Hunters Battle Pass

The season's actual Battle Pass track features Portgas D. Ace and Nico Robin from the One Piece cast, alongside anime-style reimaginings of three existing Fortnite characters: Jonesy, Cuddle Team Leader and Charlotte. Epic is also running a gifting incentive — sending the Battle Pass to a friend unlocks a Dark Kawaii Cuddle Team Leader outfit style for both the sender and the recipient.

Notably, none of today's November 12 additions (Lil Uzi Vert, Kasane Teto) are part of this Battle Pass track; both are separate purchases layered on top of it, which is also how A$AP Rocky's content was sold in week one.

7. What's still coming before Chapter 7 ends

Beyond this week, Epic has only confirmed two more fixed dates. Cap'n Hatsune Miku arrives as a captain on November 14, two days after Teto's Music Pass. Then, separate from the Treasure Hunters rotation, Epic has scheduled a Chapter 7 end event for Saturday, December 5, 2026 — the point at which the current chapter, and by extension this mini-season, is expected to close out.

Epic hasn't published full patch notes beyond the Captain's Days schedule, so exact numbers on drop rates, bundle pricing for the November 12–14 content, or the end event's format aren't confirmed yet. Treat any specific prices or event mechanics you see elsewhere as unconfirmed until Epic's own shop and news pages post them. Chapter-ending live events have historically doubled as the handoff into Epic's next chapter or season, so expect Epic to use December 5 to set up whatever follows Treasure Hunters rather than simply closing the current map down.

Quick recap

• November 12: Lil Uzi Vert's Item Shop bundle and Kasane Teto's Music Pass both go live, alongside a scheduled Captain's Day weapon and Sprite refresh.
• The season's new area is Crossbones Isle, featuring the Arlong Park and Windmill Village POIs from One Piece.
• Devil Fruit and Three Sword Style are in-game Mythic pickups, not purchased items.
• Buggy joins the Item Shop on November 13, and Cap'n Hatsune Miku arrives as a captain on November 14.
• A Chapter 7 end event is scheduled for Saturday, December 5, 2026.

Official resources

• Fortnite: Treasure Hunters season announcement (fortnite.com)
• Fortnite Treasure Hunters season hub
• Fortnite official site (Epic Games)

For every other current-season breakdown on the site, from map changes to crossover mechanics, check the full walkthroughs and guides archive, including our rundown of the game's 9th-birthday celebration from earlier this year.

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