Key points
- The third Captain’s Day of Fortnite’s Treasure Hunters season lands Sunday, November 15: Hatsune Miku and Kasane Teto arrive at Friendship Villa, the island’s resort, and — unlike the Captains before them — they come in peace, with no boss fight.
- Epic’s v43.10 notes add the Leekcapper and the Flapjack Rifle to the loot pool, a third Map Fragment, and three new Sprites: Mini Miku, Squiplash, and a new secret rare Sprite.
- Mini Miku drops a Friendship Bubble when you emote with other players; Squiplash releases a healing smoke when your health is low.
- Teto is already in the game as the headline act of Fortnite Festival Season 16, which started November 12 with her Music Pass.
- Cap’n Hatsune Miku also appeared in the Item Shop on Saturday, November 14, listed at 1,500 V-Bucks — a live shop listing, not an Epic price statement.
- No start hour for Sunday’s arrival is published by Epic — do not guess one from the in-game timer alone.
The friendliest Captain’s Day yet
The third Captain’s Day of Fortnite’s Treasure Hunters season lands Sunday, November 15: Hatsune Miku and Kasane Teto arrive at Friendship Villa, the island’s resort, and — unlike the Captains before them — they come in peace, with no boss fight. Epic’s v43.10 notes add the Leekcapper and the Flapjack Rifle to the loot pool, a third Map Fragment, and three new Sprites: Mini Miku (a Friendship Bubble when you emote with other players), Squiplash (a healing smoke when your health is low), and a new secret rare Sprite.
Teto is already here — Miku joins her Sunday
Teto is already in the game as the headline act of Fortnite Festival Season 16, which started November 12 with her Music Pass. Cap’n Hatsune Miku also appeared in the Item Shop on Saturday, November 14, listed at 1,500 V-Bucks — that is the live shop listing, not an Epic price statement. Epic has published no start hour for Sunday’s arrival, and the v43.10 notes say nothing about a Pirate Shop token buff — so neither is stated here.
What it means for buyers
This is a play-it story, not a buy-it one: the Captain’s Day rewards come from playing, not paying. The one purchase in the picture is cosmetic — Cap’n Hatsune Miku in the Item Shop at 1,500 V-Bucks — and it is a shop listing, not a limited deal, so there is no rush to grab it before Sunday. See the Fortnite page for the verified sellers listed there.
Sources
- TimeSaver: Fortnite Update v43.10 Patch Notes (Epic’s notes, posted by the BR dev team on r/FortniteBR)Nov 12, 2026
- GamingRoute: Fortnite Treasure Hours and Captain’s Day scheduleNov 14, 2026
- Revillution: Patch Notes for Fortnite v43.10Nov 12, 2026
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