New map imagery and key artwork for Fortnite’s upcoming Treasure Hunters mini-season have surfaced ahead of its November 1, 2026 launch. Shared on October 27 by prominent Fortnite news accounts HYPEX and ShiinaBR, the promotional images offer a closer look at the pirate-themed season and its island setting, following Epic Games’ confirmation of a One Piece crossover.
HYPEX published the mini-season’s key artwork before sharing a separate image of the upcoming map. ShiinaBR also circulated the artwork, while HYPEX subsequently posted a higher-resolution version identifying it with the Fortnite and One Piece collaboration. The images expand on the promotional material released since October 24, when Epic officially introduced Treasure Hunters.
The newly circulated map image is particularly significant because earlier teasers primarily presented the island through stylized treasure-map imagery. The October 27 material gives players another look at the proposed island layout ahead of the seasonal transition. Community discussion has highlighted the map’s island-focused design, ships and maritime features, although individual landmarks and their gameplay functions remain unconfirmed.
The imagery follows the announcement of Treasure Hunters and its November 1 release date. Epic introduced the mini-season with a teaser featuring a treasure map and the tagline “The Greatest Adventure of All Time,” establishing its adventure-focused presentation.
The One Piece crossover was subsequently confirmed through an official Fortnite teaser featuring the Going Merry, the ship associated with Monkey D. Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates. That announcement established the collaboration but did not explain how its characters, cosmetics or potential gameplay additions would be distributed throughout the mini-season.
Additional promotional material has appeared in the days leading up to the map reveal. One Piece-themed wanted posters featuring Luffy, Ace, Jonesy and Hope circulated in London, while another set of posters featuring Buggy, Oscar and Cuddle Team Leader appeared in Japan.
Those posters and the newly shared artwork provide further visual context for the collaboration, but they do not establish which characters will be playable outfits, whether any will be included in the Battle Pass or which locations will appear on the final map.
Epic has also not confirmed the complete list of named locations, map-specific mechanics or rewards associated with the new island imagery. Comparisons with previous Fortnite maps and suggestions about possible returning landmarks remain community speculation until officially detailed.
Fortnite Treasure Hunters begins November 1, 2026, following Chapter 7 Season 4. The newly shared artwork and map imagery provide an additional preview of the mini-season, with the final playable island and its features still awaiting confirmation when the update arrives.
