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Fortnite Shows One Piece Characters in New Trailer

The game has shown a preview of its next season, which is planned for November.

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Source: ComingSoon, 2026-10-27.

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Read and understand · 1/2What did Fortnite share on October 27?

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A trailer for Treasure Hunters. Fortnite released the trailer on October 27.

Clue: Fortnite has shared a trailer for Treasure Hunters, a new season featuring characters from One Piece. The preview, released on October 27, shows Luffy, Nami and Zoro.

Read and understand · 2/2What is scheduled for November 1?

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The start of the crossover. November 1 is the scheduled start of the crossover, not the trailer date.

Clue: The crossover is scheduled to begin on November 1. The trailer gives players an early look at the characters, but the new season has not started yet.

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The trailer shows One Piece characters including Luffy, Nami and Zoro. It was released on October 27; the crossover is scheduled to begin on November 1.

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