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Fortnite Mona Car Bundle: Everything in the Persona 5 Royal Vehicle Set

A full breakdown of the 15-item Persona 5 Royal Bundle, the separate Mona Car, prices, and what each cosmetic does.

A full breakdown of the 15-item Persona 5 Royal Bundle, the separate Mona Car, prices, and what each cosmetic does.

The Phantom Thieves have arrived in Fortnite, and the Persona 5 Royal crossover splits into two purchases: a large character bundle covering Joker and Panther, and a standalone Mona Car built around Morgana’s van form. Both belong to the Gaming Legends Series and were introduced in Chapter 7, Season 4.

Quick answer: The Persona 5 Royal Bundle costs 3,800 V-Bucks (down from 9,600) for 15 items. The Mona Car is a separate purchase at 2,400 V-Bucks and also unlocks in Rocket League.


What’s in the Persona 5 Royal Bundle and what it costs

The main bundle bundles 15 cosmetics into a single discounted offer. Buying everything together saves 5,800 V-Bucks over grabbing each piece one at a time. You can also pick up most items individually from the Persona 5 Royal Bundle page in the Item Shop if you only want a few.

ItemTypeV-Bucks
Joker (Persona 5)Outfit1,500
Joker’s TransformationBuilt-in EmoteIncluded
Shujin Academy BackpackBack Bling300
Silver DaggerPickaxe500
Panther (P5R)Outfit1,800
Carmen’s HeartBack Bling300
Carmen’s Heart FlailPickaxe500
Morgana (Persona 5)Sidekick1,500
Morgana SlippersKicks1,000
Panther’s ShowtimeEmote400
Carmen’s MicrophoneInstrument800
Phantom Thieves GuitarInstrument800
Panther’s EyesWrap500
Joker’s EyesWrap500
Life Will ChangeJam Track500

The Mona Car is not part of this 15-item bundle. It sells on its own at 2,400 V-Bucks, matching how recent vehicle crossovers have been split out.

The collaboration is scheduled to leave the Item Shop on Oct 8, 2026 at 1:59 AM your local time.

The set launched alongside an official reveal from Atlus.


Joker: Ren Amamiya style and the Transformation emote

Joker leads the collaboration as the head of the Phantom Thieves of Hearts. The outfit ships with two selectable styles, the Phantom Thief look and the Ren Amamiya school uniform, plus a mask accessory you can toggle on or off.

Joker (P5R) Outfit & Styles
The Joker outfit screen, showing the Phantom Thief model beside the Ren Amamiya style and mask on/off options. Image: via @NOOBNOOBFRUIT

The standout piece is the built-in Joker’s Transformation emote. It plays Ren Amamiya ripping off a blue flaming mask and igniting into his Phantom Thief form, letting you swap looks in the middle of a match rather than only in the lobby.

Joker Outfit Inspection
Inspecting the Joker outfit, where you cycle the Ren Amamiya style and toggle the mask accessory. Image: via @FortniteSoul

Joker’s matching cosmetics are the Shujin Academy Backpack and the Silver Dagger pickaxe, both sold separately at 300 and 500 V-Bucks.


Panther: three styles for Ann Takamaki

Ann Takamaki’s Phantom Thief identity is Panther. Her outfit purchase lets you choose Panther (P5R), Panther (P5R) Mask Off, or the Ann Takamaki school look, covering the full costume, its unmasked version, and her everyday uniform.

Panther (P5R) Outfit Styles
The Panther outfit page, showing Ann Takamaki's school style alongside the three style choices. Image: via @FortniteSoul

Her accessories are the animated Carmen’s Heart back bling and the Carmen’s Heart Flail pickaxe, at 300 and 500 V-Bucks. The Panther’s Showtime emote (400 V-Bucks) has her open and twirl a red umbrella with a fan and colorful sparkle trails.


Morgana Sidekick and its unlockable rewards

Morgana arrives as a 1,500 V-Bucks Sidekick; the game describes him as a tuxedo cat with lost memories. Sidekicks respond to their surroundings but cannot spot enemies or items. In Battle Royale, only players on your own team can see your Sidekicks. Morgana follows you and speaks lines from Persona 5 Royal.

Extra rewards for the Sidekick unlock through Sidekick Points, which you earn while it’s equipped in compatible Fortnite experiences. Those unlockables are:

  • A crowned Morgana (Persona 5 Royal) style
  • A Morgana Banner Icon
  • The Persona Heart reaction
  • The Morgana’s Bus emote

The Morgana’s Bus emote briefly turns him into a tiny cartoon van with puffs of exhaust, then changes him back into a cat. It references his vehicle transformation in the game.

Morgana Sidekick & Bus Emote
The Morgana Sidekick rewards screen, previewing the Morgana's Bus transformation emote. Image: via @NOOBNOOBFRUIT

Mona Car Bundle: contents, features, and combat behavior

The Mona Car is the crossover’s main drivable vehicle, an SUV/Truck body based on Morgana’s van transformation. It costs 2,400 V-Bucks, and buying it unlocks it in Rocket League too. Its cosmetics are usable in Rocket Racing and Battle Royale.

What the bundle includes

The Mona Car body anchors the pack, accompanied by three decals and a wheel set. The Phantom Thieves of Hearts wheels are a separate shop purchase, not part of the bundle.

ItemTypeIn bundle?
Mona CarVehicle bodyYes
Mona Car DecalDecalYes
Joker (P5R) DecalAnimated decalYes
Panther (P5R) DecalAnimated decalYes
Mona Car WheelsWheelsYes
Phantom Thieves of HeartsWheelsSold separately

Joker (P5R) and Panther (P5R) decals animate character artwork across the body instead of displaying it as a fixed wrap. They remain visible in daylight and at night, and you can choose a different body color from a paint palette.

Locker Showcase: Decals & Wheels00:54Locker Showcase: Decals & Wheels
The Locker preview for the Mona Car, where you swap between decals and wheel sets. Shown at 00:54 in VALtheVAL’s video.

Cat-themed sounds and passenger quirks

The Mona Car leans into Morgana’s cat identity through custom audio and animation instead of a plain reskin:

  • Each time a player climbs into the vehicle, it gives a catlike meow.
  • A pliable cat tail serves as the rear exhaust, swaying while the car is in motion.
  • The car has an exclusive horn sound in place of the usual honk.
  • The rear passenger rides turned sideways, looking out through the side window.
In-Game Test: Base Mona Car & Features02:19In-Game Test: Base Mona Car & Features
An in-game test of the Mona Car, showing the side-facing rear seat and the tail-style exhaust. Shown at 02:19 in VALtheVAL’s video.

Durability and cover in Battle Royale

In Battle Royale, the Mona Car has 2,000 HP in total and is destroyed once that health is gone. Passenger protection varies by panel: gunfire can break the side windows, after which bullets travel through them and strike anyone inside.

Gunfire cannot pierce the metal grating that forms the rear door and window, making the back seat the best-protected spot in a firefight. These combat properties are limited to Battle Royale; in Rocket Racing, the body, decals, and wheels are cosmetic only.


Instruments, wraps, kicks, and the Life Will Change Jam Track

Two weapon wraps round out the set. Panther’s Eyes and Joker’s Eyes are both reactive, flashing stylized character eye cut-in graphics whenever you fire your weapon. Each costs 500 V-Bucks.

Carmen’s Microphone and the Phantom Thieves Guitar each work triple duty as a playable instrument, a back bling, and a pickaxe, both priced at 800 V-Bucks. The Phantom Thieves Guitar is also music reactive. The Morgana Slippers kicks (1,000 V-Bucks) put a cat-head design on your character’s feet.

Finishing the audio side is the Life Will Change Jam Track at 500 V-Bucks, credited to LYN, ATLUS SOUND TEAM, and ATLUS GAME MUSIC, giving Fortnite’s music tools one of Persona 5 Royal’s signature tracks.