Fortnite Reveals New KPop Demon Hunter Skins

After months of speculation, Fortnite officially revealed the new Demon Hunters KPop skins and cosmetics will launch on February 6th. The first season of Chapter 7 Battle Royale featured several collaborations, with him being the main protagonist of the season South Park. While most of the season's crossovers were new, Fortnite now brings the fan-favorite collaboration with the Netflix hit.

The first wave Demon Hunters KPop skin in Fortnite released Rumi, Mira, and Zoey's iconic “How It's Done” outfits along with emotes, unique arms, and custom pickaxes. This collaboration has proven to be very popular with fans not only because of the attention to detail in the skins, but also because of the Horde Rush Limited Time Mode. It was released in October 2025 during Chapter 6 of Season 4, and many players have since been asking Epic Games for more Demon Hunters KPop additions. It seems that the developer has fulfilled the wishes of the players Fortnite shares a trailer for the second wave of cosmetics.

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Fortnite reveals new KPop Demon Hunters skins for HUNTR/X and Jina

Via an official Twitter post Fortnite presented the first look at the new Demon Hunters KPop skins for Rumi, Mira and Zoey, as well as the debut of Saj Boy Jin. The collaboration is scheduled for release on February 6, 2026. As seen in the footage, The HUNTR/X members will receive their famous “Golden” attire, which many fans consider to be one of the best Demon Hunters KPop stage clothes in the movie. Meanwhile, Jinu gets two different skins. The first is his everyday outfit from the “Soda Pop” presentations, while the second is his demonic “Your Idol” outfit from the film's climactic scene.

In addition to the new skins, the trailer also showcases a new emote referencing the popular scene where Zoey pours popcorn from her eyes into her hat. New cosmetics will likely be available via Fortnitein-game store. On the other hand, developer Epic Games has confirmed a new competitive event called “KPop Demon Hunters Cup”. Players can participate in the event for a chance to get Jinu's skin for free if they rank 1st to 250th. Plus, they can also win Sussie back bling inspired by the movie's bird companion. At the time of writing this article Fortnite has yet to share an official look at the Sussie back bling. There have been rumors that the adorable feline creature Derpy could also be added as a sidekick, but players will have to wait for an announcement from Epic Games.

Although the first wave Fortnite's crossover with Demon Hunters KPop was generally well received, with many players pointing out that it missed an opportunity to include some of the film's most viral songs as Jam Tracks, despite “How It's Done” being part of the LTM. With the new “gold” outfits revealed, some fans wondered if the developers would finally add a song to the Fortnite Festival. Players also expected HUNTR/X to launch as Festival Icons as well. It looks like that won't be the case starting this season Fortnite recently announced singer Chappell Roan as the next headliner. However, there is still plenty Demon Hunters KPop the content of it Fortnite could bring to the game, so hopefully players will see a third wave of collaborations in the future.

Find all 10 pairs


Find all 10 pairs

Fortnite continues to release crossovers with very popular brands, celebrities and franchises such as A regular showKizuna Ai and Office. Earlier rumors hinted at upcoming pro skins ben 10 and Solo leveling. In an unexpected move, Fortnite announced a crossover with Honkai: Star Railand more details are expected later this year. Chapter 7 Season 1 is supposed to end in March so Fortnite may reveal even more big collaborations in the coming weeks.


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Released

September 26, 2017

ESRB

T for Teen – Diverse Content: Discretion, In-Game Purchases, User Interaction


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