Fortnite’s Black Clover collaboration has been decrypted from the game’s live files, revealing the crossover’s cosmetic lineup ahead of its Item Shop release. Dataminer FireMonkey published the decrypted assets on October 3, with HYPEX and other Fortnite leakers separately sharing the same set shortly afterward. The reveal confirms Asta, Noelle Silva and Yuno as the three featured outfits in the collaboration.
The decryption follows several days of increasingly specific Black Clover leaks. Earlier data had already pointed to three skins, while later reports identified Asta, Noelle and Yuno alongside multiple back blings, pickaxes, an emote and a wrap. The latest decrypted files move the crossover beyond codenames and partial asset references by exposing the actual in-game cosmetics that players will see when the set becomes available.
Asta and Noelle both include alternate styles, while Yuno appears as a single outfit in the current leaked lineup. The set also includes four back blings, three harvesting tools, an emote and a wrap, according to information circulated by HYPEX before the full decryption. Those details line up with the previously leaked Black Clover cosmetic lineup, which had already established the basic structure of the crossover before the encrypted assets were opened.
The collaboration also extends beyond character cosmetics. Fortnite files reportedly include a Black Clover-themed Nissan GT-R NISMO bundle with themed decals and wheels, adding a vehicle component alongside the anime skins. The car content had surfaced in earlier Fortnite and Rocket League-related data, providing one of the first technical clues that a larger Black Clover crossover was being prepared.
Epic Games has already confirmed Black Clover as part of Fortnitemares 2026, so the collaboration itself is no longer a rumor. The official Fortnitemares roadmap places Black Clover on October 3, while Fortnitemares 2026 key art also showed the franchise among the event’s major collaborations. That means the new information here is specifically the decrypted cosmetic material rather than confirmation that the crossover exists.
The timing also matches Epic’s rollout schedule for the opening week of Fortnitemares. Five Nights at Freddy’s content arrived on October 1, followed by A Nightmare on Elm Street material on October 2, with Black Clover scheduled next. Epic’s roadmap then moves on to additional collaborations including Halloween Horror Nights and Hollow Knight later in the week.
The Black Clover set had already received an official visual tease before the decryption. Fortnite’s first look at the Black Clover skins showed the crossover in promotional material, but the decrypted files provide a more complete view of the individual outfits and associated cosmetics. That distinction is important because Fortnite frequently keeps crossover assets encrypted until shortly before an Item Shop release, limiting what dataminers can inspect in advance.
FireMonkey has a long history of tracking Fortnite’s encrypted and newly decrypted files, and similar decryption events have revealed crossover cosmetics shortly before they became available. The process does not mean the content was hacked or extracted from an external build; rather, the assets were already present in Fortnite’s live files but protected until Epic removed or changed the encryption.
With the Black Clover files now decrypted and Epic’s own schedule pointing to October 3, the remaining question is largely how the set will be packaged and priced in the Item Shop. Individual cosmetic prices and bundle structure were not independently confirmed in the decrypted information reviewed for this report. The full set should become clearer once Epic publishes the live Item Shop offers.
