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Fortnite Battle Pass Chapter 6 Season 1: all skins, rewards and how to get them

The latest Fortnite Battle Pass is filled with really cool skins and rewards. Here's how you can unlock everything.

Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 1: Demon Hunters has arrived, and this season brings a fresh Japanese legends theme to the game that has never been seen before. From Oni legends to Ronin and Shonen Samurais, the island is now a magical land where creatures, moving consumable items, and powerful abilities all merge in perfect harmony.

When it comes to this season’s Battle Pass, it adds some of the best Demon Hunters in the game’s lore and also a friendly robot who is an A-grade healing companion. As always, this season’s Battle Pass is a great alternative if you want to get some skins in your locker and do not want to break the bank by spending loads on V-Bucks.

Before you make the purchase, we’ll tell you about all the goodies that the new Chapter 6 Season 1 Hunters Pass has to offer.

In order to get the Chapter 6 Season 1 Demon Hunters pass this Fortnite season, you’ll need to spend 1,000 V-Bucks, as the price for Battle Pass has been increased by 50 V-Bucks this time around. However, if you’re a crew subscriber, you’ll get the pass for free, in addition to three more passes.

You can progress along the pass by simply leveling up, where one level-up requires you to earn 80,000 XP. Since Battle Stars are removed with this season, you’ll only unlock a reward on a single page once you have leveled up and you’re eligible to unlock the reward of your choice. You can also turn on Auto Claim on your Battle Pass if you want to enjoy the OG mechanic of progressing linearly.

However, if you’re keen to unlock certain levels early, the 25 Battle Pass Reward Bundle will now be available for 1,800 V-Bucks (down from 1,850), and the Battle Bundle of both the Battle Pass and 25 Battle Pass rewards will be available for 2,800 V-Bucks. Alternatively, you can level up one at a time as each level-up will cost you 150 V-Bucks.

Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 1 Battle Pass brings new characters who are Demons and Demon Hunters themselves to this mystical new island.

This Battle Pass will be available to progress in until 2 a.m. ET on February 21.

Here are all the items in the Battle Pass:

Bonus Rewards pages 6, 7, and 8 contain super styles for Battle Pass skins this season. They will all be revealed and available to unlock on December 18, 2024.

All the cosmetics for Godzilla rewards on Pages 1 and 2 will be unlocked on January 17.

Those are all the rewards you can unlock by earning XP throughout Chapter 6 Season 1. However, if you’re keen to know more about what’s been added this season, check out our article about everything new.

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