Fortnite has brought four Chapter 2 Remix Battle Pass outfits back through the Item Shop, giving players a new way to obtain cosmetics that were originally tied to the limited November 2024 pass. Chaos Director, 1-Ball, Undercover Skye and Meowdas are now available individually and through accompanying bundles. Dynamo TNTina, the fifth main outfit from the original Remix Pass, is not part of the current return.
Individual outfit prices range from 1,200 to 1,500 V-Bucks, while the larger bundles cost between 2,000 and 2,400 V-Bucks depending on their included cosmetics. The bundles package the returning characters with other items associated with their original Remix sets rather than simply selling the outfits alone. Players who already own some included items may see adjusted bundle pricing through Fortnite’s usual bundle discount system.
The return follows a recent datamine pointing to Remix Battle Pass shop bundles, which indicated that the former pass cosmetics were being prepared for the September 4 Item Shop rotation. Separate streamed shop assets also pointed toward the return of Chapter 2 Remix cosmetics alongside several other upcoming shop entries. Those earlier discoveries have now translated into actual purchasable listings.
All four outfits originally debuted in the Chapter 2 Remix Pass in November 2024. Chaos Director combined elements associated with Chaos Agent, while 1-Ball reworked the familiar 8-Ball concept. Undercover Skye mixed Skye with Guff-inspired elements, and Meowdas combined traits from Meowscles and Midas.
Dynamo TNTina was the fifth major outfit offered through that pass, but she has not returned with the other four in this rotation. Epic Games has not announced why she was excluded or when she could appear separately. Her absence also demonstrates that former Battle Pass cosmetics do not necessarily have to return together even when they originally belonged to the same pass.
The resale is possible because Epic changed its Battle Pass exclusivity policy in August 2024. Under the revised rules, items from future Battle Passes can become available through the Fortnite Shop once at least 18 months have passed since the relevant pass expired. Epic specifically said outfits, Back Blings, Pickaxes, Emotes, Wraps, Loading Screens and other reward types could all potentially return.
Epic has also stressed that eligibility does not guarantee a return. Shop availability remains discretionary, and former Battle Pass items can appear with a different selection of alternate styles each time they are offered. That distinction matters for players comparing the shop versions with cosmetics earned by progressing through the original Remix Pass.
Chapter 2 Remix was one of the first major passes released after Epic announced that policy change. The abbreviated season ran during November 2024 and offered more than 70 rewards through a 950 V-Bucks Remix Pass, with players able to earn up to 1,000 V-Bucks through progression. Because the season lasted only around four weeks, players had a considerably shorter opportunity to unlock its cosmetics than with a normal Fortnite season.
The current shop release therefore marks a significant test of Epic’s post-2024 approach to Battle Pass content. Rather than keeping every seasonal reward permanently inaccessible once its pass ends, Fortnite can now resell eligible cosmetics after the required waiting period while still leaving the original pass as the cheapest way to acquire the full reward track at launch.
Players who missed Chapter 2 Remix can currently purchase Chaos Director, 1-Ball, Undercover Skye and Meowdas without having owned or completed the original pass. Individual prices sit between 1,200 and 1,500 V-Bucks, with bundles ranging from 2,000 to 2,400 V-Bucks. Dynamo TNTina remains absent from the returning lineup for now.
