Epic has done the useful part of the job. The Treasure Hunters Item Shop calendar runs from November 1 to November 14, 2026, and it lists six dated entries across that stretch. Luffy, Nami and Usopp arrive with the season on November 1, A$AP Rocky follows on November 5 at 7 PM ET, and Kasane Teto and Cap'n Hatsune Miku close the run on November 14. Players planning their week now have dates to work from, and that is more than many seasonal launches provide.
The report also shows where the schedule stops being helpful. Only one arrival, A$AP Rocky's on November 5, has an exact time. Everything else is a date with no hour attached, which means a player who wants to log in the moment a skin appears has to guess. Epic's own post confirms the usual refresh is midnight UTC, and the report sensibly converts the one stated time to ET, PT, UTC and Central European time. Extending that daily refresh to the other dates is a reasonable planning assumption, but Epic should state it rather than leave fans to infer it.
Prices and bundle contents are the bigger omission. Epic did not say whether these outfits come with back bling, pickaxes or wraps, and V-Bucks costs are absent entirely. For a skin tied to a major crossover, that is the information buyers need most before they spend. Publishing dates while holding back price is a choice, and it is one Epic should reverse in its next update.
The schedule also covers less of the season than the headline suggests. With the Chapter 7 end event set for December 5, 2026, the published calendar reaches only about the first half of the season. Epic would serve players better by publishing the full run of dates in one place rather than rolling them out week by week.
Epic should commit to exact shop times for every listed date, state plainly that the daily refresh applies, and publish prices and bundle contents alongside the calendar. The dates it has given are a solid start. The rest of the information is what would make this announcement complete.