Fortnite’s Black Clover crossover has now been shown in greater detail, with new promotional material and decrypted cosmetic assets revealing the collaboration’s character lineup and themed items. The crossover features Asta, Noelle Silva and Yuno, with the three Black Clover characters appearing as Fortnite Outfits alongside multiple Back Blings, Pickaxes and other cosmetics. The rollout follows the earlier decryption of the Black Clover skins, which exposed the in-game assets ahead of their Item Shop release.
Dataminer FireMonkey shared new Black Clover collaboration art on October 3 and separately posted images of the crossover’s Back Blings, while Fortnite-focused accounts including ShiinaBR circulated the full set and a new trailer. The latest material gives players a clearer look at how Asta, Noelle and Yuno have been adapted to Fortnite rather than only identifying the characters through encrypted files. Epic Games had already placed Black Clover within its Fortnitemares 2026 lineup, making the collaboration itself official even though much of the individual cosmetic information initially surfaced through datamining.
The set includes four Back Blings, three Pickaxes, an emote and a weapon wrap in addition to the three character Outfits, according to the decrypted cosmetic data. The Back Blings include Asta’s Grimoire, Asta’s Devil Wings, Noelle’s Grimoire and Yuno’s Grimoire, while the harvesting tools include Asta’s Demon-Slayer Sword, Noelle’s Wand and Spirit of Boreas. An Anti-Magic Wrap is also included, while Asta receives a Devil Transformation emote that changes his appearance during a match.
Asta and Noelle each have additional style options, while Yuno does not appear to have an alternate style in the currently revealed set. Asta’s transformation is the most elaborate part of the crossover, using the built-in emote to switch into his Devil form rather than requiring players to return to the Locker. The cosmetic structure broadly matches details that leaked ahead of the launch, which pointed to three skins, multiple Back Blings and Pickaxes, an emote and a wrap.
Black Clover was first tied to this year’s Halloween event through Fortnite’s wider Fortnitemares rollout. Epic’s promotional material later gave players an official first look at Black Clover in Fortnite, moving the crossover beyond the earlier leak stage. The October 3 rollout now provides the clearest view yet of the complete cosmetic presentation, including character models, accessories and the dedicated collaboration artwork.
The crossover arrives during a particularly collaboration-heavy Fortnitemares schedule. Epic Games has already confirmed a broader slate that includes Five Nights at Freddy’s, A Nightmare on Elm Street and additional October releases, with Fortnitemares 2026 key art revealing several of the event’s major crossovers. Black Clover stands out from the horror-focused additions as one of the event’s major anime collaborations, while still being positioned within the same October content calendar.
The Black Clover cosmetics are scheduled to reach Fortnite’s Item Shop with the October 3 shop rotation, although the exact local date can move to October 4 in regions where the reset occurs after midnight. Final V-Bucks pricing was not confirmed ahead of the shop update, so any pre-release price estimates should be treated as speculative until the items appear in Fortnite directly. With the collaboration art, trailer and decrypted assets now public, the remaining major detail is the confirmed in-game pricing and bundle structure once the set goes live.
