Fortnite’s Cyberpunk: Edgerunners crossover could be considerably larger than the Lucy Outfit and Rebecca’s Guns already revealed. Dataminer FireMonkey says game files point to four Cyberpunk-themed Match Overrides, three Sprites and an Adam Smasher map NPC alongside the crossover’s cosmetics and weapon content. Some of those additions remain encrypted or unfinished, however, meaning they could arrive in a later update or potentially be abandoned before release.
The three reported Sprites are based on Adam Smasher, Rebecca and Arasaka. Separate datamined information indicates that Adam Smasher is also planned to appear as an NPC on the Battle Royale map and drop his Sprite when eliminated. The Adam Smasher Sprite reportedly supports variants, while the Rebecca and Arasaka Sprites currently appear to have no variant support.
Adam Smasher is not entirely new to Fortnite. Epic previously introduced him as a Gaming Legends Series Outfit alongside his Shoulder Cannon Back Bling in May 2026 as part of an earlier Cyberpunk 2077 collaboration. Turning the character into both an NPC and a collectible Sprite would expand his role from a cosmetic appearance into Chapter 7 Season 4’s gameplay systems.
Four Cyberpunk Match Overrides are also referenced in the datamined material, although their individual effects have not yet been detailed. Match Overrides are one of Fortnite Override’s defining mechanics, allowing players to activate consoles that alter rules for an entire Battle Royale match. Epic has steadily expanded that system throughout the season, with additional Match Overrides arriving through recent updates and further variants continuing to appear in the files.
The Cyberpunk crossover’s more established content centers on Lucy and Rebecca. Epic has already confirmed that Cyberpunk: Edgerunners content is coming during Fortnite Override, while recent Edgerunners footage showed Lucy and Rebecca’s Guns in-game. The new datamine suggests Lucy’s cosmetic set will include her Outfit, an emote, an emoticon, a spray and a Back Bling modeled after a Rebecca Youtooz plush.
FireMonkey also lists a harvesting tool as part of the bundle and says it is most likely based on Lucy’s Monowires, although that specific identity is not confirmed. Monowires have previously appeared in leaks surrounding the collaboration, but an unfinished or encrypted cosmetic can still change before Epic makes it available. The distinction is important because the files currently provide stronger evidence for the existence of a pickaxe than for its final visual design or name.
Rebecca’s weapon is much further along. Epic confirmed at the start of Chapter 7 Season 4 that Rebecca’s Guns would join Fortnite later in the season, and subsequent leaks have provided additional information about how the weapon works. A datamine of Rebecca’s Exotic weapon indicated that its two firearms have different behaviors, including ricocheting shots and explosive rounds.
The latest findings also reinforce earlier indications that the Edgerunners collaboration is intended to affect gameplay rather than function only as an Item Shop release. Fortnite Override has been structured around gaming crossovers feeding into Sprites, weapons, Match Overrides and other seasonal systems. Adding Cyberpunk-themed versions of several of those systems would place Edgerunners among the more deeply integrated collaborations of the season.
There is still uncertainty around exactly when every leaked component will arrive. FireMonkey cautions that some of the Sprite content is either encrypted or unfinished and may be held for Fortnite v42.30 rather than appearing immediately. Unfinished assets can also be changed or removed entirely, so the Rebecca and Arasaka Sprites in particular should not be treated as officially announced content yet.
For now, Epic has publicly confirmed the broader Cyberpunk: Edgerunners crossover and Rebecca’s Guns, while Lucy has already appeared through promotional material. The four Match Overrides, three crossover Sprites and Adam Smasher NPC come from datamined files and remain unofficial. If those elements make it into the live game, the collaboration will extend well beyond cosmetics, touching several of Fortnite Override’s central gameplay systems.
