Fortnite Regular Show Skins Guide: How to Get Skins Bundle Price Release

Fortnite players can finally bring the chaotic charm of Regular Show to the battlefield, but getting these exclusive skins isn’t as simple as browsing the store. Here’s how to grab Mordecai and Rigby before they vanish from Epic Games’ lineup.

This collab has been a long time coming and was recently hinted at through multiple leaks. Now, Epic Games has given us our first look at the Regular Show items in the game. Here’s everything we know about the upcoming collab so far.

When Does the Fortnite Regular Show Collab Release?

Epic Games has not announced an official release date for the Fortnite Regular Show collaboration yet, so players can only rely on leaks and community speculation for now. Keep an eye on the Fortnite Item Shop rotation, the Epic Games news feed, and Fortnite’s social channels, as large crossover skins usually appear after a short teaser period or a trailer. Once the collab is confirmed, dataminers often reveal the exact release window from game files a few days before the skins hit the shop, giving you a small head start to save up V-Bucks.

The Regular Show cosmetics, including the Mordecai skin, will release in the Fortnite Item Shop on January 30, 2026, at 7 PM ET. The collab was initially expected to release with the 39.30 update, but its release was seemingly postponed slightly.

Fortnite Regular Show Bundle Price and How to Get All Cosmetics

The Fortnite Regular Show Bundle is expected to be priced at around 2,000 V-Bucks, though exact costs may vary depending on regional pricing and whether the items are sold separately. Players can purchase the bundle directly from the Fortnite Item Shop when it becomes available, either as a full set or through individual cosmetics such as skins, back blings, and pickaxes. Each item can be equipped once purchased, and all content will return to your locker for permanent use across all game modes.

All cosmetics in the Fortnite Regular Show collab are a part of the Regular Show Bundle in the Fortnite Item Shop. To add the Regular Show bundle to your library, you can follow these steps:

• Go to the Fortnite Item Shop and look for the Regular Show section.
• You should find the section near the top since it’s a new release.
• Spend 3,000 V-Bucks to get the Regular Show bundle, or you can get each of the new skins separately.

The Regular Show cosmetics feature extremely faithful translations of Mordecai and Rigby from the animated show into the world of Fortnite. In addition to the Mordecai skin, the collab also features a Rigby Sidekick. The absence of a Rigby skin may be disappointing to a lot of fans. However, it seems like Epic Games decided against giving Rigby a mech suit, unlike the South Park skins, opting to make him a Sidekick instead.

If you choose to get the Regular Show bundle, you will receive the following items:

• Mordecai skin – 1,500 V-Bucks
• Rigby Sidekick – 1,200 V-Bucks

Remember to grab the Regular Show bundle before it leaves the Fortnite Item Shop, as it rotates out just a few days after release!

What V-Bucks pack deals are best for buying Regular Show Bundle

For a 3,400 V-Bucks Regular Show Bundle, the best deal is usually the smallest combination of official V-Bucks packs that gets you just over 3,400, because larger packs only make sense if you also plan to buy more cosmetics.​​

Typical V-Bucks pack structure

On most platforms, packs are roughly structured like this (names and exact amounts can vary slightly by region and store):

• 1,000 V-Bucks pack (cheapest standard option)

• 2,800 V-Bucks pack (better per-V-Buck value than 1,000)

• 5,000 V-Bucks pack and up (best value per V-Buck, but more cash upfront)

The pattern is that bigger packs give slightly more V-Bucks per euro/dollar, but you don’t want to overbuy if you only care about this one bundle.​​

Best value logic for 3,400 V-Bucks

To cover a 3,400 V-Bucks bundle:

• If you have 0 V-Bucks and only want Regular Show:

  • One 2,800 pack + one 1,000 pack = 3,800 total V-Bucks, safely above 3,400.

  • This is usually cheaper than jumping to a very large pack (like 5,000) unless you also plan to buy more skins soon.

• If you already have some V-Bucks:

  • Subtract your balance from 3,400 and buy the smallest pack that covers the gap.

  • Example: You have 900 V-Bucks → need 2,500 more → a 2,800 pack is usually the best pick, giving you a small leftover buffer.

In short, the “best” deal is the cheapest pack (or two-pack combo) that gets you to 3,400+, unless you intentionally want leftover V-Bucks for future collabs or Battle Pass levels.​​

If you tell me your current V-Bucks balance and what platform/store you use (PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, PC, mobile), I can suggest the exact pack or combo that wastes the least money.

Current Regular Show Bundle price and contents

The Regular Show Bundle is currently listed at 3,400 V-Bucks as a discounted price from a total individual value of 6,100 V-Bucks.

Current price and availability

• Current bundle price: 3,400 V-Bucks.

• Original combined value of all items: 6,100 V-Bucks (you save 2,700 V-Bucks by buying the bundle).

• Listed as leaving the Item Shop around February 6, 2026 (check your in-game shop timer for the exact local time).

What the Regular Show Bundle includes

The bundle gives you a full Regular Show setup built around Mordecai, Skips, and Rigby.

• Mordecai (Outfit) – standard skin.

• Mordecai (LEGO style) – LEGO Fortnite variant tied to the same outfit.​

• Skips (Outfit) – standard skin.

• Skips (LEGO style) – LEGO Fortnite variant.​

• Rigby (Sidekick) – companion/sidekick cosmetic, not a full standalone skin.

• Maximum Glove (Pickaxe) – harvesting tool.

• Fists of Justice (Pickaxe) – harvesting tool.

• BABY DUCKS (Back Bling) – back bling item.​

• Rattle & Mace (Back Bling) – back bling item.​

• Oooohhh! (Emote) – Regular Show-themed emote.

• Skips’ Skip (Emote) – Skips-themed emote.

Quick bundle overview table

If you tell me which part you care about most (skins, sidekick, or emotes), I can help you compare whether the bundle or individual purchases make more sense for your V-Bucks.