Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 4, titled "Shock 'N Awesome," introduced one of the most mechanically diverse Battle Passes in the game’s history. Launching on August 7, 2025, and running until November 1, 2025, the season focused on a high-stakes conflict between the On-Imorph Extermination Rangers (OXR) and a relentless bug infestation. This Battle Pass is particularly remembered for its heavy-hitting collaborations with the Halo franchise and the Power Rangers, alongside a unique distribution system that allowed even non-purchasers to earn a major collaboration skin.

Price and Availability of the Shock 'N Awesome Battle Pass

The standard Battle Pass for Chapter 6 Season 4 remained at the traditional price of 1,000 V-Bucks. For players looking to get a head start, the Battle Bundle was available for 2,800 V-Bucks, which instantly unlocked the first 25 tiers of rewards. Subscribers to the Fortnite Crew received the Battle Pass as part of their monthly benefits, alongside the exclusive Crew Pack skins that complemented the military aesthetic of the season.

A significant shift in this season’s economy was the accessibility of the UNSC Spartan skin. While usually reserved for paying tiers, Epic Games implemented a "Free-to-Earn" track for this iconic Halo character. Any player who reached Level 100 during the season would receive the base UNSC Spartan outfit for free starting August 26, 2025, regardless of whether they purchased the Battle Pass.

Core Characters and Skins in the Roster

The Shock 'N Awesome roster consisted of eight primary skins, ranging from tactical military operatives to intergalactic heroes.

UNSC Spartan (Halo Collaboration)

The UNSC Spartan served as the cornerstone of the season’s crossover content. Available as an instant unlock for Battle Pass holders, the Spartan featured highly customizable armor plates. The base version utilized the classic MJOLNIR Mark VI aesthetic, but as players progressed through the first few pages, they unlocked Red and Blue armor variants, paying homage to the legendary "Red vs. Blue" community culture.

Yoo-mi

Unlocking at Level 20, Yoo-mi represented the "idol" archetype within the Fortnite universe. However, she wasn't just a pop star; her lore positioned her as a high-tech communications officer for the OXR. Her design featured a blend of sleek streetwear and tactical gear, with reactive elements that glowed whenever the player gained an elimination.

Agent Patch

At Level 40, players unlocked Agent Patch, arguably the most eccentric addition to the pass. Agent Patch is a bipedal panda wearing a tactical eyepatch and full OXR military fatigues. Despite his cuddly appearance, his "Red Ops" variant turned him into a formidable-looking stealth operative.

Battle Gamer Mae

A remix of a fan-favorite character from Chapter 4, Battle Gamer Mae arrived at Level 50. In this iteration, Mae swapped her casual hacker look for a reinforced pilot suit designed for fighting the bug infestation. Her "Chill Gamer" style offered a more relaxed aesthetic, while still retaining her tech-focused equipment.

Lt. Ripp Slade

Lt. Ripp Slade, the Level 60 skin, was the face of the OXR frontlines. Wearing a specialized gas mask and reinforced armor, Slade embodied the gritty, industrial side of the season. His "Nocturnal" style was a favorite for competitive players due to its dark, matte finish which provided better concealment in shadowed areas of the map.

Onyx Winter

The General of the OXR, Onyx Winter, became available at Level 80. Her design was the most authoritative of the pass, featuring a long tactical coat and advanced visor tech. She represented the peak of the original Fortnite designs for the season, serving as the primary antagonist to the bug hive queens.

Green Ranger (Power Rangers Collaboration)

The Level 100 reward was none other than Tommy Oliver, the Green Ranger. This skin was a meticulous recreation of the original Mighty Morphin Power Rangers design, complete with the Dragon Shield.

White Ranger (Power Rangers Collaboration)

Unlike previous seasons where collaborations were limited to one page, the Power Rangers influence extended to the final tier. The White Ranger served as the ultimate reward on Page 14, featuring the Saba sword as a harvesting tool and the White Tigerzord as a glider.

Page-by-Page Rewards Breakdown

The Chapter 6 Season 4 Battle Pass was spread across 14 linear pages, requiring Battle Stars earned through gameplay to unlock.

Page 1: The Spartan Initiative

  • UNSC Spartan (Blue Armor): The starting outfit.
  • Energy Sword Pickaxe: A legendary melee weapon from Halo, featuring a unique animation set.
  • Auntie Dot Wrap: An animated weapon wrap featuring AI-themed scrolling data.
  • Spartan Sentinel Spray: A tactical icon for marking territory.
  • Shattered Halo Ring Back Bling: A piece of ancient ring-world technology.
  • 100 V-Bucks: The first of many currency returns.
  • Visor Gleam Emote: A quick gesture where the player adjusts their helmet visor to catch the light.

Page 2: Tactical Recon

  • Lil’ Ghost Emote: A holographic AI companion that floats around the player.
  • UNSC Banner Icon: For profile customization.
  • Bombard the Hive Loading Screen: Art showcasing the OXR's assault on bug nests.
  • Blood Blade Pickaxe: A jagged, red-tinted blade used for close-quarters bug combat.
  • 100 V-Bucks: Additional currency.
  • UNSC Spartan (Red Armor): The second color variant for the Spartan.

Page 3: The Idol’s Entrance

  • Idol Wings Back Bling: Stylized mechanical wings with neon accents.
  • Belt It! Spray: Showcasing Yoo-mi’s musical prowess.
  • Idol Screen Dropper Contrail: Neon musical notes trail behind the player during descent.
  • Welcome to the Infestation Loading Screen: Depicting the first arrival of the bugs.
  • Visual’s Glider: A sleek, surfboard-style glider used by Yoo-mi.
  • Finger Heart Emote: A popular gesture in idol culture.
  • Yoo-mi Outfit: The base version of the Level 20 character.

Page 4: Crimson Performance

  • Crimson Spike Mic Pickaxe: A microphone stand that doubles as a blunt weapon.
  • "I’m the Visual" Jam Track: A high-energy pop track for use in Fortnite Festival.
  • Yoo-mi’s Target Spray: Highlighting her combat efficiency.
  • Idol Lights Wrap: A reactive wrap that changes color based on weapon fire.
  • Crimson Songbird Yoo-mi: A red-and-black palette swap for the idol skin.

Page 5: Pandamonium

  • Bamboo-tana Pickaxe: A katana with a hilt made of reinforced bamboo.
  • The Fly-entific Method Loading Screen: Detailed art of the bug biology.
  • Bamboo Patch Back Bling: A bundle of bamboo stalks carried on the back.
  • Bam-Boom! Emote: Agent Patch performing a playful combat roll.
  • Panda Parade Glider: A large, inflatable-style panda glider.
  • Reporting for Duty Emote: A crisp military salute.
  • Agent Patch Outfit: The base Level 40 skin.

Page 6: Red Ops Stealth

  • Red Ops Bamboo Patch: Darker variant of the bamboo back bling.
  • Red Ops Bamboo-tana: A stealthier version of the katana.
  • Don’t Mess with Patch Spray: Warning other players of the panda’s prowess.
  • Red Ops Panda Parade: A grey and red glider variant.
  • Red Ops Patch Outfit: The aggressive stealth variant for Agent Patch.

Page 7: High Score Hero

  • O-M-Gloves! Pickaxe: Large, boxing-glove style harvesting tools with digital displays.
  • Multiplayer Spray: A nostalgic gaming-themed icon.
  • Your Universe Jam Track: A synth-wave inspired track.
  • A-Mae-Zing Work Loading Screen: Mae working at her terminal.
  • Back-Mounted Turbo Tower: A PC-tower back bling with spinning fans.
  • Battle Gamer Mae Outfit: The Level 50 skin.

Page 8: Retro Gaming

  • Joystick Jumper Glider: A glider that looks like a classic arcade joystick.
  • Good Sportsmanship Emote: A friendly "GG" gesture.
  • 100 V-Bucks: Further V-Bucks rewards.
  • Good Game! Wrap: A wrap featuring arcade cabinet art.
  • Chill Gamer Mae Outfit: A more relaxed, hood-down variant for Mae.

Page 9: Frontline Combat

  • OXR Field Pack Back Bling: A rugged military backpack filled with survival gear.
  • Plexi-Plastic Axe Pickaxe: A tactical axe made from transparent, durable materials.
  • For OXR! Jam Track: A cinematic orchestral theme.
  • For OXR Emote: A rallying cry animation.
  • Lt. Ripp Slade Outfit: The Level 60 tactical skin.

Page 10: Night Operations

  • Nocturnal OXR Drifter Glider: A stealth paraglider with low-noise visual effects.
  • Nocturnal Field Pack: A blacked-out version of the tactical backpack.
  • OXR Incoming Contrail: Stylized drop-pod effects.
  • Let It Ripp Loading Screen: Slade in the heat of battle.
  • Nocturnal Ripp Slade Outfit: The dark-themed variant for Slade.

Page 11: General’s Command

  • Field Data Faller Contrail: Digital data streams falling from the sky.
  • OXR Holo-Slate Back Bling: A holographic projector showing map data.
  • General’s Orders Loading Screen: Onyx Winter planning the counter-offensive.
  • Electro-Pincers Pickaxe: Dual-wielded energy claws.
  • Data Processing... Emote: The character interacts with a holographic interface.
  • Onyx Winter Outfit: The Level 80 skin.

Page 12: Elite Hunter

  • General’s War Table Emote: A traversal emote where the player sits at a holographic table.
  • Winter’s Strike Spray: A snowflake-themed military emblem.
  • Hunter Electro-Pincers: A sharper, more aggressive version of the energy claws.
  • Queen Hunter Onyx: A variant of Onyx Winter featuring trophies from bug queens.

Page 13: It’s Morphin Time

  • Dragon Dagger’s Song Emote: The player plays the iconic tune on the Dragon Dagger.
  • Dragon Coin Back Bling: The Green Ranger’s power coin.
  • Green Ranger Arrives Loading Screen: Classic Sentai-style art.
  • Dragon Dagger Pickaxe: The legendary weapon of the Green Ranger.
  • Power Morphing – Green Spray: An animated transformation spray.
  • Green Ranger Outfit: The Level 100 collaboration skin.

Page 14: The White Light

  • Saba Pickaxe: The sentient sword used by the White Ranger.
  • Megazord Arrival Loading Screen: Showcasing the scale of the Zords.
  • White Tiger Coin Back Bling: The White Ranger’s power coin.
  • White Tigerzord Glider: A massive mechanical tiger that the player rides on.
  • White Ranger Outfit: The secondary Power Rangers collaboration skin.

How to Unlock the Dino Megazord Secret Skin

The "Secret Skin" for Chapter 6 Season 4 was the Dino Megazord, an amalgam of the original Power Rangers' Zords. Unlike the linear Battle Pass, the Megazord required players to wait until the mid-season update on September 16, 2025.

To unlock the Dino Megazord, players had to complete a series of "Megazord Quests" which involved:

  1. Collecting "Zord Parts" scattered across the Hive and OXR HQ.
  2. Defeating at least one of the three Bug Queens located at Demon's Domain, The Hive, or Ranger's Ruin.
  3. Reaching OXR Rank A through in-match performance.

The Dino Megazord came with two pages of rewards, including:

  • The Power Sword: A massive two-handed sword harvesting tool.
  • Tank Cannons Back Bling: Based on the Megazord's shoulder-mounted weaponry.
  • Dragonzord Battle Mode: An alternative style that changed the Megazord's appearance to incorporate the Dragonzord's armor.
  • Lil' Zord Battle Mode Emote: A traversal emote where the player controls a miniature Megazord.

Bonus Rewards and Super Styles

Once players surpassed Level 100, the "Bonus Rewards" section opened up, offering specialized styles and high-end cosmetics.

Super Styles: Hive Hazard, Queenslayer, and Code Red

Starting August 26, 2025, the Super Styles were revealed. These were applied to Yoo-mi, Agent Patch, Mae, Lt. Ripp Slade, and Onyx Winter.

  • Hive Hazard: A glowing green-and-yellow neon style mimicking the bio-luminescence of the bugs.
  • Queenslayer: A regal purple-and-silver chrome finish reserved for the highest tiers.
  • Code Red: A pulsating red-and-black aesthetic that signified the ultimate danger level of the OXR.

The most coveted bonus reward was the Black & Gold Dino Megazord, which required players to reach Level 200 to fully unlock. This sleek variant gave the Megazord a premium, limited-edition toy aesthetic that was highly popular among long-time fans.

Gameplay Mechanics: OXR Rank and Bug Queens

Chapter 6 Season 4 integrated the Battle Pass progression with in-game mechanics more tightly than previous seasons through the OXR Rank system.

Ranking Up with the OXR

Players started at Rank E and could climb to Rank S. This ranking was separate from the Battle Pass levels but provided massive XP bonuses. Higher ranks allowed players to open OXR Bunkers found around the map, which contained high-tier loot like the Mythic OXR Rifle and the Pulse-Powered Bug Blaster.

Defeating the Bug Queens

There were three Bug Queens on the island, each dropping a unique Medallion that granted passive abilities:

  • The Carapace Medallion (Demon's Domain): Granted health siphon on eliminations and passive shield recharge.
  • The Surge Medallion (The Hive): Increased movement speed and granted a burst of speed upon sliding.
  • The Spring Leg Medallion (Ranger's Ruin): Enabled double-jumping and negated all fall damage.

Defeating these bosses was essential for players trying to finish their Battle Pass quickly, as each victory provided a significant "level-up" boost.

Summary of Rewards and Value

The Shock 'N Awesome Battle Pass provided over 100 unique rewards, including 1,500 V-Bucks—allowing players to earn back more than they spent on the pass. With the inclusion of two major franchises (Halo and Power Rangers) and a robust set of original characters, it remains one of the highest-value passes Epic Games has ever released. The decision to make the UNSC Spartan skin free for all Level 100 players set a precedent for community goodwill that resonated throughout Chapter 6.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What was the theme of Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 4?

The theme was "Shock 'N Awesome," featuring a military organization (OXR) defending the island against a massive bug invasion. It combined military aesthetics with sci-fi elements and popular culture crossovers.

How much did the Chapter 6 Season 4 Battle Pass cost?

The pass cost 1,000 V-Bucks. It was also included for free for all active Fortnite Crew subscribers during the months of August, September, and October 2025.

Could you get the Halo skin for free?

Yes. Epic Games allowed any player who reached Level 100 to unlock the base UNSC Spartan skin for free starting August 26, 2025, even if they did not purchase the Battle Pass.

When did the Dino Megazord become available?

The Dino Megazord secret skin became available on September 16, 2025, following a mid-season update that introduced specific quests for its unlock.

What happened to the items after the season ended?

As with most Battle Passes, the items were exclusive to the season. However, Epic Games noted that items might appear in the Item Shop at least eight months after the season concluded, though this was not guaranteed for all items.

Who were the main collaboration characters?

The main collaborations were the UNSC Spartan from Halo and the Green Ranger, White Ranger, and Dino Megazord from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.