To get the Regular Show skins in Fortnite, open the in-game Item Shop and buy the available cosmetics with V-Bucks. Epic’s indexed shop listing showed Rigby, Mordecai, Skips and several matching accessories, but it also labeled the collection “Leaving today.” A subsequently fetched shop page displayed a different listing, so those prices and availability should be treated as a dated shop snapshot rather than a promise that the items are live now.
Check the Item Shop before purchasing V-Bucks or redeeming a gift card. If the collection is present, you can buy an individual outfit or inspect the Regular Show Bundle; if it is absent, Fortnite has not published a confirmed return date in the available information.
How do I get the Regular Show skins in Fortnite?
The documented route is an Item Shop purchase. Fortnite uses V-Bucks for Outfits, Pickaxes, Emotes, Wraps and passes, so you need enough V-Bucks in the Epic account you use for Fortnite before confirming the transaction.
- Open Fortnite and enter the Item Shop. The shop is the place to verify whether the Regular Show collection is currently offered.
- Look for the Regular Show section or search the displayed cosmetics. The indexed listing named Rigby, Mordecai and Skips, plus six related items.
- Open each item’s details. Confirm the current price, the item type and whether the purchase is an individual cosmetic or part of a bundle. Shop prices can change after a listing rotates.
- Choose an individual outfit or the bundle. Select the purchase option only after checking which cosmetics the bundle contains and the price shown on your screen.
- Confirm the V-Bucks purchase. The transaction spends V-Bucks from your Fortnite account; a gift card itself does not unlock a Regular Show outfit.
- Equip the cosmetic after purchase. Use Fortnite’s character and cosmetic management screens to select the newly owned item before entering a match.
If the items do not appear in the shop, do not rely on an old screenshot or cached search result. The current in-game listing is the authoritative check for whether you can buy them at that moment.
Are the Regular Show skins still in the Fortnite Item Shop?
Current availability is unconfirmed. Epic’s indexed shop result showed the Regular Show collection with the status “Leaving today,” while the fetched official shop page later returned a different listing instead of confirming the crossover items as live.
“Leaving today” is a time-sensitive shop label, not a permanent availability statement. It indicates that the displayed offer was scheduled to leave the shop at the end of that shop period; it does not establish when, or whether, the cosmetics will return.
What should I check before spending money?
- Open the Item Shop in the same Fortnite account that will own the cosmetics.
- Check the live price rather than relying on an older article, video or image.
- Read the bundle contents in the current listing; an indexed name alone does not prove that every related item is included.
- Only then buy V-Bucks or redeem a card intended to fund the purchase.
There is no confirmed return date in the available Epic information. If the collection is missing, waiting for a future shop rotation is the only supported option; do not assume that a prior “Leaving today” listing guarantees a scheduled rerun.
What Regular Show cosmetics were listed, and how much did they cost?
The following prices come from Epic’s indexed shop result. They describe what that listing displayed, not a guaranteed current price. The same result marked the collection “Leaving today.”
| Cosmetic | Displayed type or description | Indexed price |
|---|---|---|
| Rigby | Character outfit | 1,500 V-Bucks |
| Mordecai | Character outfit | 1,500 V-Bucks |
| Skips | Character outfit | 1,500 V-Bucks |
| Regular Show Bundle | Bundle | 3,400 V-Bucks discounted price; 6,100 V-Bucks displayed original price |
| Maximum Glove | Related cosmetic | 500 V-Bucks |
| BABY DUCKS | Related cosmetic | 400 V-Bucks |
| Oooohhh! | Related cosmetic | 400 V-Bucks |
| Fists of Justice | Related cosmetic | 800 V-Bucks |
| Rattle & Mace | Related cosmetic | 400 V-Bucks |
| Skips’ Skip | Related cosmetic | 400 V-Bucks |
The listing identifies the three named characters as 1,500-V-Buck outfits. The other entries are separate Regular Show-themed cosmetics in the same indexed collection. Their exact Fortnite item categories and their inclusion in the bundle should be read from the live item details, because the indexed result does not provide a complete contents breakdown.
Is the Regular Show Bundle cheaper than buying the character outfits separately?
Using the indexed figures, buying Rigby, Mordecai and Skips individually would total 4,500 V-Bucks. The displayed bundle price was 3,400 V-Bucks, with 6,100 V-Bucks shown as the original price. That makes the bundle look cheaper than purchasing the three named outfits one at a time, but the comparison is only valid if the current bundle contains the items you actually want.
| Purchase approach | Displayed V-Buck amount | Best fit |
|---|---|---|
| One character outfit | 1,500 V-Bucks | You want only Rigby, Mordecai or Skips |
| All three character outfits individually | 4,500 V-Bucks total | You want the three outfits and no bundle-dependent extras |
| Regular Show Bundle | 3,400 V-Bucks discounted price; 6,100 V-Bucks displayed original price | You want the bundle’s current contents and the live discount is still shown |
Do not treat the 3,400-V-Buck figure as a standing price. Fortnite can remove a discount when a shop period ends, and the fetched shop page did not verify that the Regular Show offer remained active. Before confirming, compare the current bundle contents and current total with the individual items shown beside it.
When does an individual outfit make more sense?
Buy an individual outfit when you have a single favorite character, are short of the bundle’s price, or do not want the additional cosmetics. The indexed listing gives each of the three character outfits the same 1,500-V-Buck price, so your choice can be based on the character rather than a price difference between them.
When does the bundle make more sense?
The bundle is the logical choice when its live contents include several items you would otherwise buy and the displayed discount remains active. Open the bundle details first: the available information confirms the bundle name and displayed prices, but not a complete item-by-item contents list.
Which Regular Show cosmetic should I buy?
Your decision depends on whether you want a playable character outfit or themed accessories. Use the live shop description for the precise category and bundle contents.
If you want a character outfit
- Rigby: listed at 1,500 V-Bucks in the indexed result.
- Mordecai: listed at 1,500 V-Bucks in the indexed result.
- Skips: listed at 1,500 V-Bucks in the indexed result.
Each named outfit had the same displayed price. Buying one does not, by itself, purchase the other two; they appeared as separately priced entries in the shop result unless the live bundle description says otherwise.
If you want accessories instead
Maximum Glove, BABY DUCKS, Oooohhh!, Fists of Justice, Rattle & Mace and Skips’ Skip were listed separately. Their displayed prices ranged from 400 to 800 V-Bucks, with Fists of Justice at 800, Maximum Glove at 500, and the remaining four entries at 400 each. Check the item detail panel to see how Fortnite classifies and equips each one.
How do V-Bucks and Fortnite gift cards pay for the skins?
V-Bucks are Fortnite’s in-game currency. Epic says they can be used for purchases such as Outfits, Pickaxes, Emotes, Wraps and passes, which is why the Regular Show shop prices are expressed in V-Bucks.
A Fortnite gift card follows a different path. It adds funds to an Epic account balance; those funds can then be used to buy V-Bucks or other eligible Epic products. The card does not directly grant Rigby, Mordecai, Skips or any other Regular Show cosmetic.
The payment chain
- Obtain a Fortnite gift card through a physical or online store that sells the card in your region.
- Redeem it to the correct Epic account using Epic’s current instructions for that card type.
- Use the resulting Epic account balance, where supported, to purchase V-Bucks.
- Return to the Fortnite Item Shop and spend the V-Bucks on a Regular Show item that is currently listed.
Epic reports that gift cards are rolling out through physical and online stores, with regional availability and currency compatibility affecting where and how they work. A card can therefore fund a purchase without guaranteeing that the shop will contain the desired outfit when you redeem it.
How do I redeem a Fortnite gift card for a possible Regular Show purchase?
Use the redemption flow that Epic currently provides for the exact card you hold. Fortnite gift cards and older V-Bucks cards do not always use the same process, so identify the card type before entering a code.
- Check the card type and region. Confirm whether it is a Fortnite gift card or an older V-Bucks card, and verify that its currency is compatible with your Epic account.
- Sign in to the intended Epic account. Select the account and device information requested by the redemption page before submitting the code.
- Review the final details. Confirm the account, currency and amount shown on the final redemption screen. Do not continue if the destination account is wrong.
- Complete redemption. Follow Epic’s current prompts for that card format. Keep the receipt and card details until the balance appears.
- Check Fortnite’s Item Shop. Only purchase V-Bucks after confirming that the Regular Show item or bundle you want is actually listed.
Older V-Bucks cards may still be sitting with retailers in some regions even as Fortnite gift cards replace them. Their redemption behavior can differ, so use the instructions that match the card rather than assuming every code is interchangeable.
Why can’t I find the Regular Show skins?
Several ordinary shop and account conditions can explain a missing listing. Use the symptom that matches what you see instead of buying a card or V-Bucks first.
| What you see | Likely explanation | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| The Regular Show section is absent | The collection may have left the rotating shop; the indexed result was labeled “Leaving today.” | Check the live Item Shop later. No confirmed return date is available. |
| An old price differs from the current price | The indexed figures are historical shop-display values. | Use the amount shown in the current in-game listing. |
| The bundle name appears, but an item is missing | The available listing does not establish the bundle’s complete contents. | Open the bundle details and compare its contents with the individual entries. |
| A gift card balance is available, but no outfit appears | Gift cards fund an account; they do not unlock a skin and cannot force a shop rotation. | Verify the balance, then wait until the desired cosmetic is listed. |
| Redemption is rejected or the amount looks wrong | Card type, region, currency or destination account may not match. | Stop before confirming, recheck the card instructions and account details, and use Epic’s current support guidance. |
How can I avoid buying the wrong item or paying more than expected?
- Verify the shop first. A gift card or V-Bucks purchase is not proof that a specific crossover item is available.
- Record the live price. The indexed result showed 1,500 V-Bucks for each named outfit and 3,400 V-Bucks for the discounted bundle, but those numbers can change.
- Inspect the bundle. Confirm exactly which outfits and accessories are included before comparing it with individual purchases.
- Match the account. Redeem a card on the Epic account that will make the Fortnite purchase; switching accounts later can leave the balance elsewhere.
- Check the currency and region. Epic’s card availability and compatibility depend on rollout and currency support.
- Keep your receipt. It helps document the card purchase if redemption does not produce the expected balance.
- Do not rely on third-party availability claims. A search result, screenshot or video can show an earlier shop period. The in-game Item Shop is the relevant check at the time you intend to buy.
What if the cosmetics return after I miss them?
Fortnite’s available information does not give a return schedule for this collection. Missing a “Leaving today” window means you must wait for a future shop appearance; there is no supported method in the supplied Epic guidance to unlock the outfits directly through a gift card or by entering a special code.
When the collection appears again, reassess the live offer rather than assuming the earlier 3,400-V-Buck bundle price will repeat. The prior indexed prices are useful for context, but the shop’s current listing controls the purchase.
What should I remember before purchasing?
- Regular Show cosmetics are obtained through Fortnite’s Item Shop when Epic lists them.
- The indexed collection contained Rigby, Mordecai, Skips and six related cosmetics.
- Each named outfit was displayed at 1,500 V-Bucks; the bundle was displayed at 3,400 V-Bucks discounted from 6,100.
- The collection was marked “Leaving today,” and another fetched shop page did not confirm it was still live.
- V-Bucks pay for the shop purchase; a Fortnite gift card only funds the Epic account balance or an eligible V-Bucks purchase.
- Check the live shop, account, card type and region before spending money.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I buy just Mordecai, Rigby or Skips without purchasing the bundle?
The indexed shop result showed each character as a separate 1,500-V-Buck listing, so an individual outfit was offered during that shop period. Whether a single character is available now depends on the live Item Shop rotation.
Do Regular Show skins have a confirmed return date?
No return date is established in the available Epic information. The earlier “Leaving today” label describes that shop window, not a future rerun schedule.
Does the Regular Show Bundle include every cosmetic in the collection?
The indexed result confirms the bundle name and its displayed prices but does not provide a complete contents list. Open the live bundle details before buying if you need a particular accessory.
Can a Fortnite gift card unlock a Regular Show outfit directly?
No. The card adds funds to an Epic account balance; you still need to obtain V-Bucks where supported and purchase a listed cosmetic in Fortnite. Card region, currency and account selection can affect redemption.