Fortnite is having a big Halloween this year. Spirit Halloween has rolled out a lineup of officially licensed Fortnite costumes for 2026, letting fans drop into the season as their favorite skins, and it lands the same fall the game gets its own scare zone at Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights.
Chasing another of this year’s most-wanted looks? Spirit also has the official KPop Demon Hunters costumes (Rumi, Mira, and Zoey).
New: see the Fortnitemares food coming to Halloween Horror Nights Hollywood, from a 22-inch Battle Bus Dog to Slurp Juice.
The Costumes
Spirit’s officially licensed Fortnite range covers the game’s most recognizable skins in both adult and kids sizes. Here are the standouts.
Peely, the walking banana who has become Fortnite’s unofficial mascot, anchors the lineup. The adult version runs $49.99, with a kids’ Peely at $39.99.
For something more seasonal, Peely Bone is the skeleton version of the banana, a natural fit for Halloween. The kids’ costume is $49.99.
The Foundation, the towering masked leader from the game’s storyline, is the showpiece. The $49.99 kids’ costume comes with a muscle jumpsuit and a light-up mask.
Fan-favorite Fishstick, the deadpan blue fish, is available as a kids’ costume for $39.99.
The Brat, Fortnite’s bratwurst mascot, comes as a $39.99 kids’ costume, with an adult Hot Dog The Brat version at $49.99.
Rounding out the picks, Lil Whip, the soft-serve ice cream robot, is a $49.99 kids’ costume.
The Props
Spirit is also stocking Fortnite prop replicas to finish the look.
The Light-Up Boogie Bomb lights up and plays sound straight from the game, and at $14.99 it is one of the cheaper ways to accessorize.
The banana-themed Peely Pick pickaxe ($39.99) is one of several harvesting tools in the range, alongside options like the Plasma Spike and Skull Sickle.
Where to Get Them
The Fortnite costumes and accessories are available in Spirit Halloween stores and online while seasonal stock lasts. You can browse the full range on the official Spirit Halloween Fortnite collection.
Fortnite’s Halloween Goes Beyond the Costume Aisle
The costumes are only part of a big Halloween moment for Fortnite. This fall, Universal is bringing the game into Halloween Horror Nights with a Fortnitemares scare zone called Freaky Fields, a walk-through take on Epic Games’ annual in-game Halloween event. It opens August 28 at Universal Orlando and September 3 at Universal Studios Hollywood, complete with the Battle Bus, Fortnitemares characters, and a few creatures exclusive to the parks. Our Fortnitemares at HHN 2026 guide has the full breakdown.
Between the costume racks and the scare zone, Fortnite, the most-played console game in the United States, is turning the season into one of its biggest real-world crossovers yet.
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