Everything in the Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 4 Battle Pass, from Power Rangers to Halo crossovers
The new season has landed, bringing with it a plethora of fresh cosmetics in Fortnite, including some rather stylish Power Rangers outfits.
Fortnite is taking a leaf out of Helldivers 2 's book, and we're certainly not moaning. The bug invasion has reached the island, introducing a whole new array of characters, cosmetics and Emotes for players to dive into.
After a slightly longer than anticipated downtime spanning the season, it's not just the Deadmau5 cosmetic bundle that players can look forward to in-game as Halo and Power Rangers crossover rumours are confirmed in the new Battle Pass.
These fresh collaborations are live in the game right now, ready to be collected – but what else does the Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 4 Battle Pass hold? Here's all you need to know about the new pass.
Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 4 Battle Pass
The Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 4 Battle Pass is now up for grabs in-game for 1,000 V-Bucks (£6.99 / $8.99 / $11.95), or is available to players at no additional cost via the Fortnite Crew subscription. Bear in mind, however, that the pass will become unavailable if your subscription ends, so consider this if you plan to cancel it later on to maximise its benefits for a short period.
The Pass will remain accessible to players until Friday, October 31 at 11.30pm PDT, and Saturday, November 1 at 2.30am EDT / 6.30am GMT. Here's the full rundown of what you can unlock in the Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 4 Battle Pass, with all free items emphasised in bold:
Page one
Blue Armour Outfit (included with Battle Pass)
Energy Sword Pickaxe
Auntie Dot Wrap
Spartan Sentinel Spray
Shattered Halo Ring Back Bling
Onimorph Loading Screen
100 V-Bucks
Visor Gleam Emoticon
Page two
Lil' Ghost Emote
UNSC Banner Icon
Bombard the Hive Loading Screen
Bloodblade Pickaxe
100 V-Bucks
UNSC Sigil Spray
Red Armor Outfit
Page three
Idol Wings Back Bling
Belt It! Spray
Idol Screen Dropper Contrail
Welcome to the Infestation Loading Screen
Visual's Glider Glider
Finger Heart Emoticon
Yoo-mi Outfit
Page four
Crimson Spike Mic Pickaxe
I'm the Visual Jam Track
Yoo-mi's Target Spray
100 V-Bucks
Idol Lights Wrap
Hitch a Ride Loading Screen
Crimson Songbird Yoo-mi Outfit
Page five
Bamboo-tana Pickaxe
The Fly-entific Method Loading Screen
Bamboo Patch Back Bling
Bam-Boom! Spray
Panda Parade Glider
Reporting for Duty Emote
Agent Patch Outfit
Page six
Red Ops Bamboo Patch Back Bling
Red Ops Bamboo-tana Pickaxe
Don't Mess With Patch Spray
Red Ops Panda Parade Glider
Patch Banner Icon
You're Extinct Emoticon
Red Ops Patch Outfit
Page seven
O-M-Gloves! Pickaxe
Multiplayer Spray
Your Universe Jam Track
A-Mae-Zing Work Loading Screen
Back-Mounted Turbo Power Back Bling
100 V-Bucks
Battle Gamer Mae Outfit
Page eight
Joystick Jumper Glider
Good Sportsmanship Emote
Gutsy Loading Screen
100 V-Bucks
Mae's GG Emoticon
Good Game! Wrap
Chill Gamer Mae Outfit
Page nine
O.X.R Field Pack Back Bling
Plexi-Plastic Axe Pickaxe
For O.X.R! Jam Track
O.X.R Needs You! Loading Screen
Ripp Slade Banner Icon
For O.X.R! Emote
Lt. Ripp Slade Outfit
Page 10
Nocturnal O.X.R Drifter Glider
100 V-Bucks
Nocturnal Field Pack Back Bling
Bug Spray Spray
O.X.R Incoming Contrail
Let It Ripp Loading Screen
Nocturnal Ripp Slade Outfit
Page 11
Field Data Faller Contrail
O.X.R Holo-Slate Back Bling
General's Orders Loading Screen
Electro-Puncers Pickaxe
Data Processing… Emoticon
100 V-Bucks
Onyx Winter Outfit
Page 12
General's War Table Emote
Winter's Strike Spray
100 V-Bucks
Onyx Banner icon
Hunter's Electro-Pincers Pickaxe
General's Glint Emoticon
Queen Hunter Onyx
Page 13
Dragon's Dagger Song Emote
Dragon Coin Back Bling
Green Ranger Arrives Loading Screen
Dragon Dagger Pickaxe
Power Morpher – Green Spray
Power Coin Dropper Contrail
Green Ranger Outfit
Page 14
Saba Pickaxe
Megazord Arrival Loading Screen
White Tiger Coin Back Bling
100 V-Bucks
Power Rangers Banner Icon
White Tigerzord Glider
100 V-Bucks
White Ranger Outfit
Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 4 Battle Pass Bonus Rewards
As always, there are additional items up for grabs for players after completing the Battle Pass, with several pages yet to be unveiled. Five pages are currently active, and the remaining three will be disclosed on Tuesday, August 26.
Here's everything you can unlock at this moment:
Page one
Crimson Visual's Glider Glider
Mae Banner Icon
100 V-Bucks
Power Morpher – White Spray
O.X.R Engage! Loading Screen
General's Orders Wrap
Stealth Ops Patch Outfit
Page two
Nocturnal Plexi-Plastic Axe Pickaxe
Debugging Spray
100 V-Bucks
Yoo-mi Banner Icon
I'm The Visual Emote
Bug Off Spray
Tiger's Eye Yoo-mi Outfit
Page three
Spike Mic Pickaxe
Extermination Rangers Loading Screen
O.X.R Banner Icon
O.X.R Lieutenant Wrap
100 V-Bucks
Anti-Bug Zone Emoticon
Winter Onyx Outfit
Page four
O.X.R Drifter Glider
Stay Techni-cool Emoticon
100 V-Bucks
Game Over?? Spray
Hunter Holo-Slate Back Bling
100 V-Bucks
Green Gamer Mae Outfit
Page five
Friendly Faller Glider
Crimson Songbird Wings Back Bling
O.X.R Was Here Spray
O.X.R Operative Wrap
Pure Panda-monium Loading Screen
Extinction Patch Outfit
Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 4 Secret Skin – Dino Megazord
This season's Secret Skin is the Dino Megazord from Power Rangers, offering two pages of cosmetics for you to explore. As it stands, only the Outfit has been revealed, and all items will become available to unlock via quests for Battle Pass holders on Tuesday, September 16.
That sums up everything you need to know about the Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 4 Battle Pass! With a packed lineup this season, dive in now and don't miss out on your quests. The race to the top begins right now.
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