A fresh round of Fortnite leaks suggests that Epic Games is preparing another high-profile crossover — this time with Netflix’s breakout hit KPop Demon Hunters. While Epic has yet to make any official announcement, well-known Fortnite leakers claim the collaboration could arrive sooner than expected, possibly within the current season.
KPop Demon Hunters has taken the world by storm since its premiere. The film quickly became the most-watched Netflix release of all time, later securing an impressive theatrical run that outperformed every previous Netflix film released in cinemas. With its global success still building momentum, Fortnite seems poised to capitalize on the hype by introducing themed content tied to the movie.
What the Leaks Are Saying
Prominent Fortnite leakers SpuishFNBR and Loolo were the first to share the information. According to them, the crossover is expected before the current Fortnite season ends on November 1, 2025. Although specifics remain under wraps, the timing aligns with the game’s upcoming mid-September update, which is almost certain to be datamined by fans. Many believe this is when the first official details will surface.
The Fortnite community has already begun speculating about what cosmetics and in-game items the collaboration might include. Popular fan requests range from character skins based on Rumi, Mira, and Zoey of Huntr/x to themed emotes, a Soda Pop dance, and even back bling inspired by the iconic pet tiger and magpie featured in the film. With KPop Demon Hunters still riding high in global popularity, it seems likely that demand for these items will be intense.
Fortnite’s Collab Frenzy Continues
Fortnite is no stranger to ambitious crossovers, and 2025 has been full of high-profile collaborations. Recent leaks point to partnerships with Sonic the Hedgehog, Silent Hill, Deep Rock Galactic, indie title REPO, and even streamer IShowSpeed. On top of that, the Power Rangers: Megazord Rising event is officially scheduled to run from September 18 to October 3.
If the rumors prove true, the KPop Demon Hunters crossover could easily become one of Fortnite’s most exciting tie-ins this year, merging one of Netflix’s most successful projects with one of the biggest live-service games in the world.
