New streamed Fortnite Item Shop assets indicate that several notable cosmetics and collaborations are preparing to return in the next shop rotation, including Dave the Diver, Godzilla, Excalibur and content associated with Fortnite Remix. The images were identified by Fortnite dataminer FireMonkey shortly before the September 4 shop refresh. Because the information comes from pre-rotation shop assets rather than an Epic Games announcement, the lineup should be treated as a datamined preview until the storefront updates.
Streamed shop assets are images and other storefront material delivered by Epic ahead of Item Shop changes, making them considerably stronger evidence than an ordinary rumor or unverified social-media claim. They can reveal which sections and cosmetics Epic is preparing to surface before those offers actually become visible to players. The presence of these new images therefore strongly suggests the associated content is scheduled for the upcoming rotation, although Epic can still make last-minute changes.
Dave the Diver is among the more unusual names appearing in the newly surfaced material. The indie adventure has crossed into numerous other games and franchises, and its appearance in Fortnite shop assets points to another return for its associated content. The leaked images do not by themselves establish whether every item connected to the collaboration will return at once, so the exact bundle composition and V-Bucks pricing will need to be confirmed once the shop refreshes.
Godzilla content is also represented in the streamed assets. Fortnite has previously featured Godzilla through cosmetics and broader Chapter 6 crossover content, including the Godzilla Evolved outfit and associated accessories. The new storefront material indicates that at least part of that collaboration is being prepared for another appearance, giving players who missed earlier availability another opportunity if the rotation proceeds as expected.
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Excalibur is also included among the surfaced storefront imagery, while FireMonkey indicated that additional returning material is present beyond the headline collaborations. That makes the refresh broader than a single crossover returning for one evening. Epic has increasingly used large rotating shop sections to bring several older collaborations and themed cosmetic groups back simultaneously, particularly when a new seasonal update is active.
The leak arrives during a busy period for Fortnite following the v42.10 update and the continued rollout of new Override content. Datamines from the update have exposed upcoming cosmetics, quests and storefront changes before Epic formally activates them, making backend and streamed assets especially useful for identifying near-term releases. The same update cycle has also produced evidence surrounding returning characters and other content, including [[LINK|[https://www.techtroduce.com/fortnite-kado-thorne-return-reload-rewards/|Kado Thorne-related Reload rewards](https://www.techtroduce.com/fortnite-kado-thorne-return-reload-rewards/|Kado Thorne-related Reload rewards)]].
Not every streamed image guarantees that an item will remain in the shop for a specific number of days. Epic can change shop sections, remove planned offers or adjust prices before and after a rotation goes live. For that reason, the strongest conclusion from the current evidence is that Dave the Diver, Godzilla, Excalibur and Remix-related content have all received new storefront assets immediately ahead of the expected refresh.
The final lineup, individual prices and bundle contents should become clear once Epic activates the next Fortnite Item Shop rotation. Until then, FireMonkey’s streamed assets provide concrete backend evidence of what Epic is preparing, but the appearances remain pre-release shop information rather than officially announced availability.
