How to Get the Bleach Skins in Fortnite

Fortnite has essentially become a hub for anime collaborations, with characters from a plethora of anime being a part of the game’s vast roster. Anime is one of the most popular forms of media in the world, so any new collaborations Fortnite announces are an event in themselves. After being on a hot streak of collaborations in 2025, Epic Games has now brought the much-awaited Bleach skins to Fortnite Chapter 7.

Bleach is one of the most popular anime shows out there, and it has an intensely dedicated fanbase attached to the franchise. The new collaboration sees various characters from the show, including the iconic Ichigo Kurosaki, make their way to Pacific Break Island. With Epic Games already keeping the chain of rewards going with the Winterfest lodge gifts, the Bleach collaboration just adds to the list of holiday pleasantries. Here’s how you can get your hands on the Bleach skins in Fortnite.

Fortnite Bleach Skin Bundle Price and How to Get All Cosmetics

All of the skins in this collaboration are a part of the Bleach bundle in the Fortnite Item Shop. To add the Bleach bundle to your library, you can follow these steps:

• Go to the Fortnite Item Shop and look for the Bleach section.
• You can find the section close to the top since it’s a recent release.
• Spend 4,000 V-Bucks to get the Bleach bundle, or you can get each of the new skins separately.

The Bleach skins faithfully bring the show’s character designs to Fortnite. Additionally, Ichigo and Rukia even have a transformation emote and a fully-hollowfied style, allowing players to go full Soul Reaper. If you choose to purchase the Bleach Bundle, you will receive the following items:

• Ichigo Kurosaki skin – costs 1,800 V-Bucks separately
• Rakia Kuchiki skin – costs 1,800 V-Bucks separately
• Orihime Inoue skin – costs 1,500 V-Bucks separately
• Uryu Ishida skin – costs 1,500 V-Bucks separately
• Zangetsu back bling and pickaxe – costs 800 V-Bucks separately
• Rukia’s Ribbons back bling – costs 300 V-Bucks separately
• Orihime’s Bag back bling – costs 300 V-Bucks separately
• Orihime’s Pin Wand pickaxe – costs 500 V-Bucks separately
• Fully-Hollowfied wrap – costs 500 V-Bucks separately
• Quincy Arrow pickaxe – costs 500 V-Bucks separately
• Sasamekojaku back bling – costs 300 V-Bucks separately

If you follow these steps, you can get the Bleach skins in Fortnite. The Bleach bundle will be leaving the Item Shop on January 4, 2026, so make sure you buy it before it rotates out!

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