Fortnite is launching its next mini-season, Treasure Hunters, on November 1. The month-long event replaces the current Battle Royale island with a smaller pirate-themed map inspired by One Piece, while also bringing in music collaborations with A$AP Rocky, Lil Uzi Vert, Hatsune Miku, and Kasane Teto.

The mini-season continues a tradition that began with Fortnite OG in Chapter 4. With Grand Theft Auto 6 launching in late November, Epic is giving Fortnite a major content boost at a crucial moment.

The new map, Crossbones Isle, supports up to 80 players instead of the usual 100. It features more water than the Chapter 7 map and includes One Piece-inspired locations such as Arlong Park and Windmill Village, alongside areas tied to the music collaborations.

A$AP Rocky’s battleship POI is among the new locations, with Lil Uzi Vert, Kasane Teto, and Hatsune Miku expected to receive their own spots as the season progresses.

The Treasure Hunters battle pass includes two One Piece characters—Nico Robin and Portgas D. Ace—alongside anime-inspired versions of Fortnite originals Jonesy and Syd. It also brings back Charlotte from the Chapter 2 Season 8 pass with a new look.

Most other One Piece cosmetics will arrive through the item shop. Luffy, Nami, and Usopp are available at launch; Zoro, Sanji, and Chopper arrive on November 7; and Buggy the Star Clown follows on November 13.

The music collaborations begin with A$AP Rocky on November 5, followed by Lil Uzi Vert on November 12 and Kasane Teto and a pirate-themed Hatsune Miku on November 14.

The season also adds collaboration-themed weapons and loot, including Zoro’s Three Swords, A$AP Rocky’s Shock Rocket, and the Gum-Gum Fruit from One Piece.

Chapter 7 will conclude with a major live event on December 5. Epic has not revealed what will happen, but Fortnite’s past live events have often reshaped the game in dramatic ways.