What “all new sprites” means on this page

Players searching “all new sprites in fortnite” usually want the Chapter 7 Season 4 Override sprite roster and abilities. Polygon (updated October 15, 2026) and Beebom (updated October 16, 2026) both report 27 base sprite types for this season’s Battle Royale collection.

Season 3 sprites are described as not usable in this season’s BR mode, with a separate Sprite Garden mode for interacting with older sprites. Exact POI coordinates and live lobby-hack code strings are omitted here unless independently re-verified.

Nisu also hosts a Cheat Master Sprites tracker tool; this guide focuses on the named roster.

Fortnite C7S4 sprite collecting overview
Nisu overview. Not an Epic screenshot. Open full-size diagram

27 Chapter 7 Season 4 sprites and abilities

The table summarizes the Polygon ability wording for the 27 sprites both outlets treat as the live Override set (including the two added with v42.40 per Polygon). Ability text is a guide summary, not a substitute for in-game tooltips.

SpriteAbility summary (reputable guides)
8-BitFind an 8-Bit Shotgun in your first chest and gain a score multiplier for it.
JonesyAfter a short duration, recover some health or shield after being damaged.
AdventureUpgrade a random item in your inventory at each level.
BushSpawns a bush on you after a duration. At max level, gain a bush on elimination.
SonicSprint faster.
TailsHover with Tails.
ShadowAutomatically reload weapons over time even when unequipped.
KillswitchEnter hangtime with improved accuracy.
JackrabbitPerform another jump while midair.
CrownGain extra Crown Wins after Victory Royale; levels only by winning.
KlomboGrants random items at each level; levels by using health/shield consumables.
Storm ScoutApplies Overdrive after enough storm damage; max level reveals future Storm Circles.
X-RayPeriodically mark enemies in an area around you.
OnigiriApplies Overdrive after eating or drinking a consumable.
Mega ManReduced friction while sliding.
OvershieldGrants Overshield scaling with Sprite Level.
PondJump shortly after landing to Super Jump.
Crash BandicootMidair spin attack damaging and knocking back nearby opponents.
BlinkyTaking damage cloaks you briefly.
MorganaIncreases effectiveness of healing items.
BirthdayChests can spawn cake; eliminations can at max level.
Spooky DashDash with charges that replenish over time.
VampireRecover health as you damage enemies.
The DeerHarder melee attacks.
Dumpster DiveJump into a hiding spot to find food that restores extra health.
HoneyChance to spawn bees at hit location when dealing ranged damage.
One Wish WillowExtract enemies’ equipped Sprites on elimination; push nearby enemies when damaged; marked if removed.

Variants named by the same guides

Polygon and Beebom describe additive variants such as Gold (bonus elimination XP), Cheat Master (cheat-code inputs count as correct), Loot Hacker (better loot-hack odds), Bounty Hunter (sprite finds on eliminations; XP rules differ), and Trick or Treat (candy from containers). Exact which base sprite currently carries each variant changes over the season—treat variant pairings as time-sensitive and re-check a dated guide before grinding.

What we omit on purpose

Design-a-Sprite contest winners and any sprites not yet listed by the checked outlets are omitted rather than guessed. Map pin dumps from unverified spreadsheets are omitted. Play Fortnite through Epic’s official clients and channels.

Quick help

How many new sprites are in Chapter 7 Season 4?

Polygon and Beebom both describe 27 base sprite types for the Override season list checked for this page.

Can I use Season 3 sprites in this BR season?

Those outlets say Season 3 sprites are not usable in this season’s Battle Royale, with Sprite Garden called out separately.

Is this an official Epic list?

No. It is a cross-check of Polygon and Beebom reporting. Always prefer in-game tooltips when they differ.

Source and scope

Checked November 2, 2026 (Asia/Shanghai) against Polygon (updated Oct 15, 2026) and Beebom (updated Oct 16, 2026). Not an Epic patch note dump; no playtest.