Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 1’s 鬼 HUNTERS (Demon Hunters) Battle Pass was a past-season pass built around eight outfit identities: Nyanja, Jade, Kendo, Daigo, Shadow Blade Hope, Disney’s Hero Baymax, The Night Rose and Godzilla Evolved. Epic priced it at 1,000 V-Bucks and allowed progression through XP earned anywhere in Fortnite, but the season ended on February 21, 2025, at 2 AM ET. Epic’s current support policy says an ended pass cannot be purchased or progressed, although some of its items might return to the Item Shop later.
This guide separates the complete outfit roster from the broader cosmetic rewards, explains Godzilla’s later quest unlock, and identifies which launch-era details are confirmed versus not itemized in the surviving official announcement.
What was the 鬼 HUNTERS Battle Pass?
Epic Games called Chapter 6 Season 1 鬼 HUNTERS, or Demon Hunters. The season introduced a new island drawing on traditional Japanese, modern and supernatural locations. The Battle Pass used that setting for its character lineup and themed rewards.
Epic’s launch announcement described the pass as a premium progression track. Its wording was: “Grab the 鬼 HUNTERS Battle Pass for 1,000 V-Bucks and unlock premium rewards by earning XP anywhere in Fortnite.” The announcement is archived at Epic Games’ Chapter 6 Season 1 overview.
The season is no longer current. The date above is the announced cutoff for pass progression, not a recurring deadline or a date that can be extended on an individual account.
Which outfits were in the Chapter 6 Season 1 pass?
The pass is associated with eight outfit identities. Epic’s initial outfit list named seven of them; Godzilla Evolved was introduced immediately afterward as a Battle Pass Quest reward. That presentation can make older summaries appear to list only seven, but contemporary coverage identifies an eight-character lineup.
| Outfit | How Epic presented it | Character description or status |
|---|---|---|
| Nyanja | Initial outfit list; immediately unlocked | A two-tailed trickster. |
| Jade | Initial outfit list | “Discover the Island’s myths.” |
| Kendo | Initial outfit list | “A wandering rōnin with a restless spirit.” |
| Daigo | Initial outfit list | “Man of a thousand faces.” |
| Shadow Blade Hope | Initial outfit list | “See through the shadows.” |
| Disney’s Hero Baymax | Initial outfit list | “Ready to be your hero.” |
| The Night Rose | Initial outfit list | “A fearsome demon warrior, bound by ancient duty.” |
| Godzilla Evolved | Added to the announcement as a Battle Pass Quest reward | Epic said the quests would arrive in January and could be completed in any Fortnite experience. |
The first seven names and descriptions come from Epic’s announcement. The eight-outfit characterization, including Godzilla in the lineup, is also reflected in GameSpot’s contemporaneous Battle Pass gallery.
Why was Godzilla Evolved listed separately?
Godzilla was part of the season’s Battle Pass content, but he was not presented in the same initial bullet list as the other seven outfits. Epic said Godzilla Evolved would become available through Battle Pass Quests in January, with those quests completable in any experience.
That makes Godzilla different from Nyanja’s immediate unlock and from outfits obtained through the ordinary reward track. It does not mean Godzilla was a separate collaboration pass or an unrelated Item Shop outfit; it was a later quest-based reward tied to the season’s pass content.
The announcement does not preserve a complete text list of every Godzilla quest objective. Avoid treating an unsourced level, page or quest-count requirement as authoritative.
How much did the pass cost, and how many V-Bucks could it return?
At launch, the premium pass cost 1,000 V-Bucks. Epic stated that progressing through it could award up to 1,500 V-Bucks back. Both figures describe the 2024 launch offer for this specific season; they are not a current price or a standing refund promise.
| Launch term | Confirmed detail | Important qualification |
|---|---|---|
| Purchase price | 1,000 V-Bucks | Historical Chapter 6 Season 1 price announced by Epic Games. |
| Potential V-Bucks earned | Up to 1,500 V-Bucks | Maximum stated for completing progression; the wording does not guarantee that every owner reached the maximum. |
| Cash equivalent | Not stated | V-Bucks bundles and currency prices vary by region, platform and date, so the launch announcement does not support a single cash conversion. |
On the launch terms alone, a player who earned the full stated amount could receive 500 more V-Bucks than the 1,000-V-Buck entry cost. That arithmetic does not account for what a player actually bought, spent or completed, and it does not make the expired pass purchasable today.
How did players unlock the premium rewards?
Epic tied the pass to Fortnite XP rather than to one specific game mode. The historical progression flow was:
- Purchase the pass while the season was active. Buying premium access was separate from simply playing Fortnite.
- Earn XP in Fortnite. Epic’s launch wording said XP earned anywhere in Fortnite unlocked premium rewards, so progress was not restricted to Battle Royale matches.
- Claim the rewards made available by progression. The announcement identifies the premium track and outfit themes but does not publish a complete level-by-level table.
- Complete the later Godzilla quest content when it released. Godzilla Evolved used the Battle Pass Quest route rather than appearing as one of the seven outfits in the initial bullet list.
- Finish before the announced season cutoff. Once the season ended, ordinary pass progression was no longer available under Epic’s support policy.
Epic’s current support documentation adds an important distinction for active passes: XP earned in any Fortnite experience advances all active passes simultaneously, while premium rewards require a separate purchase for each pass. That general rule explains how the system works now; it does not reopen an expired Chapter 6 Season 1 pass.
What cosmetics were included besides outfits?
The outfits are the part of the roster that Epic’s announcement names directly. The wider reward pool was larger. GameSpot’s launch gallery describes several emotes and dozens of additional rewards, including back bling, gliders and wraps. It also notes instruments usable in Fortnite Festival and beyond.
Neither the accessible Epic announcement nor the accessible text of the gallery provides a complete, verifiable item-by-item inventory. As a result, there is no reliable basis here for assigning every cosmetic an exact name, page, level or unlock condition. A list claiming to be complete should be checked against an archived in-game reward screen or a source that visibly documents every reward, rather than inferred from promotional screenshots.
The safe distinction is therefore:
- Complete outfit identity list: the eight names in the table above.
- Broader cosmetic categories: emotes, back bling, gliders, wraps and instruments were described, but the full names and quantities are not established by the cited text.
- Unverified details: a universal level-200 requirement, exact page counts and a full numbered reward list are not supported by these sources.
Can you still purchase or progress on this Battle Pass?
No. Epic Support’s current answer is explicit: “It is not possible to purchase Passes for seasons that have ended.” The same support guidance says Support cannot grant access to previous passes. Read the policy at Epic Games Support’s previous-pass article.
That policy means a player cannot buy the Chapter 6 Season 1 pass now, resume its XP track, or ask Support to restore its expired progression. Buying a different current pass also does not convert an old pass into an active one; each pass has its own premium purchase.
There is one conditional possibility for individual cosmetics. Epic says that, since Chapter 5 Season 4, some items from ended passes might become available in the Item Shop later. “Might” is not a schedule, a guarantee or confirmation that any particular Chapter 6 Season 1 outfit is currently listed. Check the live in-game shop for present availability rather than assuming that an archived pass item has returned.
How does Epic’s current XP guidance apply to an expired pass?
Epic’s general Battle Pass support page says all active Fortnite passes—Battle Pass, OG Pass, LEGO Pass and Music Pass—progress simultaneously. XP earned in any Fortnite experience can advance every pass that is active on the account, and each pass requires its own premium purchase for premium rewards. The explanation is available at Epic’s Battle Pass progression support page.
The key word is active. The rule helps explain why a player can earn progress across several current passes, but it does not make the ended 鬼 HUNTERS pass active again. Current XP cannot be retroactively assigned to its unfinished reward track.
What is confirmed, and what remains unknown?
Confirmed details include the season’s 鬼 HUNTERS branding and Japanese-inspired setting, the eight associated outfit identities, the 1,000-V-Buck launch price, the up-to-1,500-V-Buck return, XP-based unlocking in any Fortnite experience, Godzilla’s January quest route and the announced February 21, 2025, 2 AM ET progression cutoff.
What is not established by the cited material is a complete cosmetic spreadsheet. The sources support broad categories and the named outfits, but not a trustworthy enumeration of every emote, wrap, back bling, glider, instrument, level or page. Treat unofficial “all rewards” lists as archival claims that need their own evidence, especially when they assign exact unlock levels.
What should a returning player do now?
- Use the official support policy to confirm that the old pass itself cannot be purchased or reactivated.
- Search the current Item Shop for a specific outfit or cosmetic instead of expecting the full pass to return.
- Check whether the item is described as a direct shop purchase, because a possible shop appearance is separate from the original premium track and its quest rewards.
- Use the Epic announcement and archived gallery as references for the character names, while treating broad cosmetic descriptions as non-exhaustive.
Frequently asked questions
Can Epic Support manually restore an unfinished Chapter 6 Season 1 pass?
No. Epic’s support guidance says Support cannot grant access to previous passes. An account that missed or only partly completed the pass cannot have its old progression reopened through a support ticket.
Does earning XP in a current Fortnite mode finish an old pass?
No. The simultaneous-XP rule applies to passes that are active on the account. An ended pass is outside that active set, so present-day XP does not complete its remaining rewards.
Was earning 1,500 V-Bucks guaranteed for every owner?
No. Epic described 1,500 V-Bucks as the maximum that could be earned through progression. Reaching that ceiling depended on how far the player advanced and which rewards they claimed before the season closed.
Does an Item Shop return recreate the original Battle Pass?
No. A later shop appearance, if Epic chooses to offer one, is an individual item sale rather than access to the old pass track. It would not restore the pass’s XP progression or its original quest structure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Epic Support manually restore an unfinished Chapter 6 Season 1 pass?
No. Epic’s support guidance says Support cannot grant access to previous passes. An account that missed or only partly completed the pass cannot have its old progression reopened through a support ticket.
Does earning XP in a current Fortnite mode finish an old pass?
No. The simultaneous-XP rule applies to passes that are active on the account. An ended pass is outside that active set, so present-day XP does not complete its remaining rewards.
Was earning 1,500 V-Bucks guaranteed for every owner?
No. Epic described 1,500 V-Bucks as the maximum that could be earned through progression. Reaching that ceiling depended on how far the player advanced and which rewards they claimed before the season closed.
Does an Item Shop return recreate the original Battle Pass?
No. A later shop appearance, if Epic chooses to offer one, is an individual item sale rather than access to the old pass track. It would not restore the pass’s XP progression or its original quest structure.