All Fortnite Collab Skins Ever —
Complete List 2026

As of April 2026, Fortnite has released over 400 collaboration skins across more than 100 different franchises. New collab skins are added almost every week in Chapter 7. Epic has confirmed 40+ planned collaborations for 2026 alone via the Epic Games Store cross-promotion program.

The first official collaboration in Battle Royale was the Infinity Gauntlet Limited Time Mode in Chapter 1 Season 4 (2018), which let players become Thanos with unique abilities. The first wearable collab skins were Star-Lord and Black Widow from the same Marvel partnership. Marshmello’s in-game concert in Season 7 (2019) was the first live music collab.

The Astro Jack / Travis Scott bundle is widely considered the rarest collab skin — it has not returned to the Item Shop since the Astronomical live event in April 2020. The event drew 27 million concurrent players, but the skins have been unavailable for over five years. Accounts with Astro Jack command a significant premium.

Most do — but some don’t. Marvel and DC skins return fairly regularly. The Naruto bundle, Dragon Ball set, and most Gaming Legends skins rotate back every few months. The exceptions are skins tied to live events (like Travis Scott), skins with unresolved licensing (which is rare), and a handful of early Battle Pass exclusives. Even the Arcane Jinx skin returned in November 2025 after a long absence, showing that Epic will bring back almost anything given enough time.

Marvel holds the record with 50+ characters across Chapters 1–7. Star Wars is second in dedicated skins, with the added benefit of two full seasonal collabs. For single-franchise anime, Naruto tops the list with 8 playable characters. Street Fighter has the most characters from a single video game IP at 6.

By player engagement, the Travis Scott Astronomical event (April 2020) is considered the most successful — 27 million concurrent players attended. By total skin volume and ongoing presence, Marvel is the most significant collab partner with 50+ skins. By cultural impact on the anime side, Naruto remains the most-searched and most-purchased anime collab Fortnite has ever done.

Yes — especially older ones that haven’t returned. Collab skins are the primary driver of Fortnite account value in 2026. A standard account with 50 default skins is worth far less than one with Astro Jack, the original Mandalorian, or Chapter 1-era Marvel skins. If you missed specific collabs, buying an account that already owns them is often the only way to get them.

Epic doesn’t announce Item Shop returns in advance, but based on recent patterns: the Naruto bundle, Dragon Ball set, and most Marvel skins cycle back every 3–6 months. The Arcane Jinx skin returned in November 2025 after a long absence. The Stranger Things bundle has had occasional returns tied to new Netflix seasons. The Travis Scott / Astro Jack bundle remains the notable exception — it has not returned at all since 2020.