When is Kasane Teto Coming to Fortnite? Fortnite Festival & Battle Royale Release Dates

All the details on the addition of Kasane Teto in Fortnite across all modes.

Kasane Teto in Fortnite
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Fortnite is going all-out bringing Chapter 7 to a close and the slew of collabs is continuing with the debut of Kasane Teto, who is making an appearance across multiple modes.

The Treasure Hunters mini-season is full of collabs, featuring the likes of A$AP Rocky, Lil’ Uzi Vert, and characters from One Piece, with Teto now joining that roster, and a pirate-themed Hatsune Miku following suit.

For all the details of Kasane Teto’s arrival in Fortnite, including their drop in both Fortnite Festival and Battle Royale, we’ve got you covered.

When is Kasane Teto Coming to Fortnite Festival?

Kasane Teto made her debut in Fortnite on November 12 with the start of Fortnite Festival Season 16, where she takes the stage as the headline act.

This includes the introduction of the first Festival Pass since July, the TWINDRILL DIVA Music Mini-Pass, which immediately awards the Kasane Teto Outfit when owned.

Additional Teto-themed rewards are available through progressing the pass, including Teto’s Baguette Bonker Pickaxe, the Pearto Back Bling, Hue Futura Instrument, the Miko & Teto Slippers Kicks, and four Jam Tracks.

It’s yet to be revealed how long Season 16 will last in Fortnite Festival, but expect more news from Epic Games on the matter.

When is Kasane Teto Coming to Battle Royale?

Kasane Teto isn’t limited to a Fortnite Festival appearance, as she’s also set to make a debut in Battle Royale, joining Hatsune Miku in a content drop on November 15.

Teto and Miku will both be available to find at a new POI, Friendship Villa, from November 15 until the end of the Treasure Hunters miniseason, which is due to end, along with Chapter 7, in early December.

The pair land in Fortnite as part of the next Captain’s Day on November 15 and, unlike the others so far this season, ‘come in peace’, and won’t be bosses to defeat.

Their addition comes alongside The Leekcapper and Flapjack Rifle joining the loot pool, the emergence of the third Map Fragment, and two new Sprites, Mini Miku and Squiplash.

Josh Challies

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