The Battle Pass is one of Fortnite's most impressive inventions. A reward system where you earn items as you level up is the perfect way to implement a paid opt

Fortnite invites the popular Vocaloid, Hatsune Miku, to Fortnite Festival and Battle Royale for players to sing their hearts out and gets some dubs.

The Hatsune Miku takeover of the Fortnite Festival Music Pass has begun, and it has meant that Miku superfans have more cosmetics to chase than they ever could have expected.

The Neko Hatsune Miku skin is immediately unlocked once you purchase the Season 7 music pass, while the Brite Hatsune Miku style is unlocked at the end of the pass. The Neko Miku Keytar, Neko Miku Guitar, and the Miku Brite style of the Keytar are available as premium rewards in the Season 7 music pass.

The classic Hatsune Miku look will also be available to purchase in the item shop throughout Season 7, and it'll come in a bundle that includes a mic, drum set, two emotes, a musical contrail, and a jam track ("Miku" by Anamanaguchi).

Here's everything you need to know about the Fortnite Hatsune Miku Music pass, including how much it costs and its end date.

Though the pass is Fortnite Fesitval-themed with Jam Tracks and musical emotes and skins, many of the rewards apply across all modes, so even if you don't really play Fortnite Fes

Fortnite is always adding musical icons into the wondrous locker, but today's addition is something truly special. Chapter 6 is themed around Japan and its cult