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How to get the Yoruichi Bleach Wave 2 skin in Fortnite

The Bleach Wave 2 collab has arrived in Fortnite with Yoruichi Shihoin and Kisuke Urahara skins. Here’s how to get them and all the cosmetics available.

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Fortnite and Bleach have come together once again for an in-game collab, bringing a range of cosmetics inspired by the popular anime to Epic’s multiplayer title. The Bleach Wave 2 collab importantly features skins modeled around fan-favorite characters, Yoruichi Shihoin and Kisuke Urahara. While the Yoruichi Fortnite skin is available for 1,800 V-Bucks, the Kisuke one is up for grabs for 1,500 V-Bucks.

It’s worth noting that skins and other cosmetics from the first wave of Bleach-themed Fortnite content are also back on sale during this ongoing promotion. In other words, you have another chance to claim Fortnite skins inspired by Ichigo Kurosaki, Rukia Kuchiki, Orihime Inoue, and Uryu Ishida, with the first two costing 1,800 V-Bucks and the latter two 1,500 V-Bucks. All Bleach Wave 1 & 2 cosmetics are available for a limited time only, until August 14, 2026, at 5 PM PT or 8 PM ET.

Steps to get the Yoruichi or Kisuke skin in Fortnite

  1. In Fortnite, go to the Shop tab.
    Fortnite Shop tab open
  2. Then, scroll down to the Bleach section and select your pick between the Yoruichi Fortnite skin and the Kisuke Fortnite skin.
    Bleach section item shop Fortnite
  3. Lastly, select and hold the Purchase button to complete the transaction. Yoruichi skin Fortnite

Alternatively, you can get Yoruichi and Kisuke skins along with other Bleach Wave 2 items in a single purchase via the Yoruichi Shihoin & Kisuke Urahara Bundle. It is priced at 2,400 V-Bucks and saves you a staggering 2,700 V-Bucks compared to what you would have spent by purchasing all included items separately.

All Bleach Wave 2 cosmetics in Fortnite

1. Yoruichi’s Cape (back bling)

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Price: 300 V-Bucks
Also available with: Yoruichi Shihoin skin, Yoruichi Shihoin & Kisuke Urahara Bundle

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2. Benihime (pickaxe)

Benihime in Fortnite

Price: 800 V-Bucks
Also available with: Kisuke Urahara skin, Yoruichi Shihoin & Kisuke Urahara Bundle

3. Soul Candy (back bling)

Soul Candy in Fortnite

Price: 400 V-Bucks
Also available with: Yoruichi Shihoin & Kisuke Urahara Bundle

4. Shunko Raijin Senkei (emote)

Shunko Raijin Senkei in Fortnite

Price: 400 V-Bucks
Also available with: Yoruichi Shihoin & Kisuke Urahara Bundle

5. Kisuke Urahara Style (wrap)

Kisuke Urahara Style in Fortnite

Price: 500 V-Bucks
Also available with: Yoruichi Shihoin & Kisuke Urahara Bundle

6. Shunko Raijin Senkei Style (wrap)

Shunko Raijin Senkei Style

Price: 500 V-Bucks
Also available with: Yoruichi Shihoin & Kisuke Urahara Bundle

Rounding up

After days of high anticipation, the Bleach Wave 2 collab in Fortnite is finally out in the Item Shop, with the Yoruichi skin driving numbers. This Flash Goddess is, in fact, among the best-selling items in the in-game store at the time of writing.

The latest team-up with Bleach marks yet another occasion where Fortnite has partnered with an anime franchise. In the past, highly popular IPs of the same kind, such as Attack on Titan, Jujutsu Kaisen, and Naruto, have received their own cosmetics in the live-service game. Given the strong fanfare surrounding anime, it should be reasonable to expect Fortnite devs to continue this tradition going ahead.

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Priye Rai
Priye Rai

Priye brings with him a deeply entrenched love for video games, alongside an experience of producing write-ups and videos for popular Indian and overseas publications. Having seen gaming grow tremendously over the years, he believes video games are the most comprehensive form of entertainment and considers them to be art. On the odd days when he’s not slaying a boss or obsessively hunting for collectibles in his virtual worlds, he may be found watching football or superhero flicks.

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