Kasane Teto headlines Fortnite’s TWINDRILL DIVA Music Mini-Pass starting November 12, 2026. The pass costs 1,000 V-Bucks, is included with an active Fortnite Crew subscription, and unlocks the Kasane Teto Outfit immediately. The rest of the track contains Teto cosmetics, four Jam Tracks, and a music-reactive style.
Epic announced the pass on November 11. It is separate from the Treasure Hunters Battle Pass, so owning the regular Battle Pass alone does not unlock Teto.
When does the Kasane Teto Music Pass start?
The official start date is Thursday, November 12. Epic has not published a separate launch hour for the Music Mini-Pass, so treat any exact U.S. time circulating before release as an estimate rather than confirmation.
Fortnite’s earlier Treasure Hunters schedule already teased Teto’s Music Pass for November 12. Kasane Teto and Cap’n Hatsune Miku then arrive together in Battle Royale on November 15 at Friendship Villa, a new location on Crossbones Isle.
How much does the pass cost?
The TWINDRILL DIVA Music Mini-Pass costs 1,000 V-Bucks. If your Fortnite Crew subscription is active when the pass becomes available, it is included. Check the pass page before spending V-Bucks so you do not buy access that your membership already provides.
This inclusion is especially relevant because Fortnite Crew changes again on December 5. The Teto pass launches under the current subscription rules, while later loyalty tiers and pass changes follow their own date.
Every confirmed Kasane Teto reward
Buying or claiming the pass immediately unlocks the Kasane Teto Outfit. Progress through the reward track to earn:
- Teto’s Baguette Bonker Pickaxe
- Pearto Back Bling
- Hue Futura Instrument
- Miku & Teto Slippers Kicks
- Kasane Teto’s music-reactive Outfit Style at the final tier
The pass also contains four Jam Tracks:
- “BIRDBRAIN” by Jamie Paige and OK Glass featuring Kasane Teto
- “Shut Up and Dance” by Walk the Moon
- “Chronicles of Destiny” by The Home of Happy and James Corbin
- “Sa-Sen!” by MONT, Risa, and Musashi
Epic’s official Kasane Teto announcement confirms the price, instant Outfit unlock, cosmetics, Jam Tracks, and reactive final style.
How do you level the Music Pass?
Earn XP by playing Fortnite after the pass becomes active. Epic’s pass system advances all active passes simultaneously when you earn XP in any Fortnite experience. You do not have to play only Fortnite Festival, although Festival is where the Jam Tracks and instrument cosmetics have their most obvious use.
You can claim rewards as they unlock or enable auto-claim. Purchasing premium rewards on one pass does not automatically purchase premium access for another, even though XP advances several passes at the same time.
Is the Kasane Teto Outfit free?
No. Epic has not announced a free method for obtaining the Teto Outfit. It comes with the 1,000 V-Buck Music Mini-Pass or an active Fortnite Crew membership. Sites claiming to generate free Teto skins or V-Bucks are not legitimate Fortnite redemption tools.
The instant Outfit unlock is useful for players who want Teto on November 12 without completing the full reward track first. The reactive style still requires reaching the final tier.
What happens on November 15?
Kasane Teto joins Cap’n Hatsune Miku in Battle Royale at Friendship Villa on November 15. That island appearance is different from owning the cosmetic Outfit. You can visit the characters and location without buying the Music Pass, while the wearable Teto cosmetics remain tied to the pass or Crew access.
For most fans, the decision is straightforward: buy the pass if the Outfit, BIRDBRAIN track, and reactive style justify 1,000 V-Bucks. If you already subscribe to Crew, claim the included pass and spend your V-Bucks elsewhere.