Four outfits from the Chapter 2 Remix Pass are sitting in the Fortnite Item Shop under an “UNVAULTED From Season REMIX” section, nearly two years after the four-week season that introduced them. Meowdas, Undercover Skye, Chaos Director and 1-Ball are all sold individually and in bundles, along with the wraps, pickaxes, emotes and Jam Tracks that shipped alongside them. What you can’t buy are the bonus edit styles that the original pass handed out.
Quick answer: Buy the outfits or bundles from the UNVAULTED From Season REMIX row before the shop timer reads Sep 12, 2026 at 1:59 AM. Individual outfits run 1,200 to 1,500 V-Bucks, bundles run 2,000 to 2,400 V-Bucks, and the shop versions do not include the Midnight Skye, Shadow Meowdas, Ghostly Director or Chalked Up 1-Ball styles.
Which Remix Pass outfits are in the Item Shop
Each of the four is a mash-up of an early Chapter 2 character, which is the whole idea behind the Remix Pass. The shop listings carry the base styles you’d expect, plus the toggles that were part of the outfit rather than a progression reward.
| Outfit | Remixed from | Styles sold in the shop |
|---|---|---|
| Meowdas | Meowscles and Midas | Base style plus the Midas Touch gold look |
| Undercover Skye | Skye and Guff | Mask On, Mask Off |
| 1-Ball | 8-Ball | Jacket On, Jacket Off |
| Chaos Director | Chaos Agent | Chaos Director |
Dynamo TNTina, the fifth main outfit from that pass, is not part of this rotation. Epic hasn’t said whether she’ll be offered separately later.
Note: bundles are discounted if you already own pieces inside them, so the 2,000 to 2,400 V-Bucks figure is the full price rather than what everyone pays.
The bonus styles you cannot buy
This is the part worth checking before you spend. The original Remix Pass rewarded extra edit styles further along its reward track, and those specific looks are absent from the shop offers. Anyone who bought and progressed through the pass in November 2024 keeps them; buyers now get the base versions only.
| Locked style | Belongs to |
|---|---|
| Shadow Meowdas | Meowdas |
| Midnight Skye | Undercover Skye |
| Ghostly Director | Chaos Director |
| Chalked Up 1-Ball | 1-Ball |
To confirm what your account actually has, open the Locker, pick the outfit and scroll its style list. Original pass owners will see the extra entries sitting next to the standard ones; a fresh shop purchase will not add them.
Meowdas bundle contents and the gold reactivity
Meowdas is the headline outfit, and the reason is the reactive gold. The character progressively turns gold as you rack up eliminations in a match, mirroring the Midas Touch effect from Chapter 2 Season 2. The base style and the gold-covered style are both selectable from the outfit.
The accompanying cosmetics lean hard into the golden fish-skeleton theme.
- Feline Dagger back bling
- The Gilded Filet pickaxe
- Skelleshark glider
- Purr-demonium emote
- Golden Grin wrap, which turns the weapon gold as it charges up
- Golden Nemesis bass and matching loading screens
1-Ball bundle: pool cue, glider and Radiant 1 wrap
1-Ball keeps the billiard-ball head of the Chapter 2 Season 1 original but swaps black for yellow, and it toggles between Jacket On and Jacket Off. The set around it is entirely pool-hall themed.
- Combat Cue, a telescopic cue that doubles as pickaxe and back bling
- The Break Shot emote
- The Rack-Up glider
- Baller Faller contrail
- Radiant 1 wrap
- 1-Ball and Chalked Up 1-Ball loading screens
Undercover Skye and the Guff cosmetics
Undercover Skye puts Skye behind a Guff mask, and the mask lifts off with a style toggle. Most of the set is Guff-branded rather than Skye-branded, which is why the names don’t obviously line up with the outfit.
The pieces sold with her are the Guffy 6-String, which works as an instrument, pickaxe and back bling; the Skatemonster traversal emote; the Guff Puffs contrail; and the Tactical Guff wrap. That last one is reactive and fires off small stars every time you shoot.
Chaos Director cosmetics
Chaos Director was the instant unlock on the original pass, a reworked take on Chaos Agent with a different mask and suit. Her shop offer is the leaner of the four sets, covering the Ooze contrail, the Chaos Directive wrap and the Rhythm of Chaos emote. The Ghostly Director style, the white-suited version, isn’t in the offer.
Remix Jam Tracks back in the shop
Three Jam Tracks tied to the season are unvaulted alongside the outfits, all Murda Beatz remixes: Bunny Bounce, Limitless and Spies!. They’re separate purchases and follow the same removal date as the rest of the section.
Why former Battle Pass items can be resold
Epic revised its Battle Pass exclusivity rules in August 2024. Items from passes released after that change can appear in the shop once at least 18 months have passed since the pass ended, covering outfits, back blings, pickaxes, emotes, wraps and loading screens. Chapter 2 Remix launched right after that policy shift, so its cosmetics were never permanently locked.
Eligibility isn’t a promise, though. Epic decides what shows up and when, and it has said returning pass items can come back with a different mix of alternate styles each time. The missing bonus styles here, and the missing Dynamo TNTina, are both examples of that.
The Remix Pass itself cost 950 V-Bucks for more than 70 rewards and paid back up to 1,000 V-Bucks, so nothing in the shop comes close to that value per item. What the current rotation offers is access, not a bargain, and it closes on September 12. If you only want one outfit, the individual listings avoid paying for a full bundle of wraps and contrails you may never equip.
