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Fortnite Announces IShowSpeed’s New One Piece Inspired Skin With Leaks Confirming New ISHOWFLIP Emote

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Fornite reveals new One Piece inspired IShowSpeed skin© NDTV Library

IShowSpeed is getting another major Fortnite collaboration, this time with a One Piece-inspired makeover. The popular streamer, who joined Fortnite in December 2025, is now returning with a new cosmetic called Pirate Speedy, featuring a look inspired by the One Piece anime protagonist Monkey D. Luffy. A latest leak also reveals a new emote named ISHOWFLIP, bringing two cosmetics together in the reported crossover. Fortnite leaker ShiinaBR had shared details of the collaboration on November 13, 2026. Now Fortnite's official X handle has confirmed the news in a tweet.

Fortnite IShowSpeed One Piece Skin and ISHOWFLIP Emote Announced

Fortnite's collaboration announced IShowSpeed has received a One Piece-inspired skin alongside a brand-new emote. Leaker ShiinaBR has also revealed the cosmetics on X, giving an early look at what could be included in the upcoming Item Shop release.

Fortnite shared a message about the streamer on X, writing, “He's travelled all over the world, and now he's got an anime style”.

The collection features two main cosmetics, a new outfit and an emote called ISHOWFLIP. The outfit transforms Speed into a pirate-inspired version of himself, taking inspiration from Luffy of One Piece who is one of the most popular characters in the anime world.

The emote's name also blew up as ISHOWFLIP appears to reference Speed's famous backflip celebrations, which have become a major part of his online personality. However, the actual animation has not been revealed, so its exact movements remain unknown.

The crossover would bring together two different entertainment worlds. Fortnite regularly introduces skins based on popular streamers, celebrities, and anime characters. This collaboration now combines both formats by giving a popular content creator an anime-inspired appearance.

Speed is also a known fan of One Piece, making the reported crossover an interesting addition to Fortnite's growing collection of collaborations.

Fortnite IShowSpeed One Piece Skin Release Date and Price Details

While the leak has revealed the reported cosmetics, several important details remain unknown. Epic Games has not confirmed the official release date, Item Shop price, or whether both cosmetics will be available together in a bundle.

Earlier reports had suggested that the Pirate Speedy collection could arrive on November 13, 2026, at 7 PM ET, as part of Fortnite's Treasure Hunters Mini-Season.

The expected bundle could also feature additional pirate-themed cosmetics, although only the skin and ISHOWFLIP emote have been highlighted in the latest leak.

Fortnite fans will have to wait for more official announcement to learn more. If confirmed, the crossover could become another popular addition to the game's growing collection of creator and anime collaborations.

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