Verified Gem lineup
Gem Water, Earth, Duck, Demon, Aura, Grim Reaper, and Zero Point are now collectible alongside the earlier Gem Llama treatment. All seven new real game icons are stored locally.
Track new Fortnite Sprites without mixing official releases, verified collection data, reported additions, event variants, and rumors. This live release hub separates what Epic has confirmed from what the current tracker counts, so a patch-day headline never silently changes your collection denominator.
A scheduled patch can launch in stages, change during downtime, or leave ability and acquisition details unclear. New Fortnite Sprites enter the active collection only after the relevant evidence can support a consistent record.
Gem Water, Earth, Duck, Demon, Aura, Grim Reaper, and Zero Point are now collectible alongside the earlier Gem Llama treatment. All seven new real game icons are stored locally.
Epic confirms that Gem treatments reduce fall damage by 30% while preserving the underlying named Sprite’s normal ability.
The seven Gem IDs are appended after the previous 110 entries. Existing Owned and Mastered marks, compact share tokens, exports, backups, and browser storage remain compatible.
Gem Punk appeared in preview reporting but is absent from the current 117-entry roster, so the tracker does not add it or infer any drop rate.
Ironmouse regenerates health over time when the carrier is low. During regeneration it also grants Cloak and low gravity; the healing cap rises from 60 to 100 Health across Levels 1–5.
The live Fortnite.GG entry lists Ironmouse in Relic Chests. The tracker records the verified source without copying or inventing a drop percentage.
The new ironmouse-normal entry is appended after all previous 109 IDs. Existing compact share tokens, Owned and Mastered marks, backups, and browser storage remain compatible.
Epic confirms that Peeky Peely marks nearby rare Sprite variants or enemies carrying them, while revealing the carrier’s location too. Normal, Gold, Gummy, Galaxy, and Holofoil icons are stored locally.
Opening Ammo Boxes has a chance to upgrade the carrier’s weapon. Normal, Gold, Gummy, Galaxy, and Gem treatments are included from the verified live roster.
Quack Water, Earth, Fire, and Zero Point are active. Epic confirms the shared Quack bonus: when the Quack Sprite gains progress, every other carried Sprite gains an extra 50% of that progress.
John Wick briefly reveals nearby enemies after a knock or elimination. Epic confirms Springfield Reload acquisition from a carrier, normal or Sprite Chests, or a match win; the tracker records no unverified drop percentage.
All previous entry IDs and browser-storage keys are unchanged. Eighteen new IDs are appended for the new names and treatments, so existing owned and mastered marks remain compatible.
Post-release checks verify Cube treatments for Earth, Fire, Fishy, Punk, Dream, Boss, Grim Reaper, and Batman. This is now a live-release record rather than a preview watchlist. See the complete Cube Sprites guide for all eight icons, sources, rarity guidance, and collection routes.
Cube Sprites can appear in Sprite Chests, with some combinations also reported in Rare Chests or themed areas. Their exact route differs by the underlying named Sprite.
Epic confirms that Cube variants grant Overdrive while their carrier is in the Storm. Post-release reporting describes faster sprinting and higher jumps until the carrier returns to the safe zone.
All eight verified game icons are stored locally and the Cube cells now participate in collection progress, filters, sharing, trading, and exports. Existing saved progress remains intact while the denominator increases from 83 to 91.
The current roster includes Gem Water, Earth, Duck, Demon, Aura, Grim Reaper, Zero Point, and Llama. Gem Punk remains excluded because it is not present in the released 117-entry roster. The site records no unpublished drop percentage.
Switch between the versioned collection and names still awaiting stronger live confirmation.
Replenishes shields for you and nearby squadmates while in water.
May reveal extra rare items when you open chests.
Releases a fiery burst after you deal enough damage.
Increases swim speed and boosts movement while under fire.
Increases sprint speed and jump height while equipped.
Emoting and jamming replenish your shields.
Briefly cloaks you when you reload.
Siphons health and shields after eliminations.
Makes your pickaxe deal more damage.
Grants a Shock Rock charge after enough damage.
Triggers Overdrive when you mantle or hurdle.
Grants a random item each level and legendary loot at max level.
Offers a chance for an infinite-ammo effect.
Boosts your maximum Health and Shield.
Reveals enemy foot trails for you and nearby squadmates.
Marks players who damage you and reveals their location.
Creates a Shield Bubble Jr. when you heal.
May award extra or Mythic loot after eliminations.
Lets you deploy the Bat Cape midair and improves rare-Sprite finds from chests.
Slowly replenishes shields for you and nearby squadmates after an elimination.
Makes slides destructive after sprinting; slide-kicks improve fire rate and reload speed.
Opening Ammo Boxes has a chance to upgrade your weapon.
Marks nearby rare Sprite variants or enemies carrying them, while also revealing your location.
Knocking or eliminating a player briefly reveals other nearby enemies.
Regenerates health over time when low; while regenerating, grants Cloak and low gravity.
Air increases sprint speed and jump height while equipped. Normal, Gold, Gummy, Galaxy, and Holofoil are represented as five separate released collection entries.
Seven reveals enemy foot trails for the carrier and nearby squadmates. Its five released treatments, power record, source guidance, and local images are active in the tracker.
Epic’s Hot Bat Summer announcement confirms Batman Sprite, its quest-based unlock, Bat Cape ability, and improved rare-Sprite discovery. Five released treatments count toward completion.
Pollo restores shield gradually after an elimination for the carrier and nearby teammates. The verified collection currently includes its Normal treatment.
Vini Jr. rewards sprinting and a successful slide-kick with a temporary fire-rate and reload-speed benefit. Its released Normal treatment is included in the current roster.
The update process separates at least four states: reported or leaked, officially announced, live in the game, and verified for the collection tracker. Search results often collapse these states into one headline, which can make a scheduled companion look obtainable before the live loot pool or objective is confirmed.
A complete tracker entry needs more than a name. It requires the formal rarity, core ability, acquisition clue, supported variants, release status, appropriate images, a review date, and enough evidence to avoid misleading players. Partial records can appear on the watchlist while remaining outside active totals and hunt plans.
This caution is especially important on patch day. Downtime schedules and preview articles are useful context, but they do not prove that every advertised feature is immediately accessible in every playlist. The review process favors a slightly delayed accurate record over a fast false pin. Players can then plan routes from stable evidence instead of rebuilding a checklist around a headline that changes during rollout.
A new named companion adds a distinct identity and core power. Air, Seven, or Batman would each need their own record if verified. This changes the number of named Sprites in the directory.
A treatment such as Gummy or Holofoil can expand the checklist without adding a named ability. It creates new name-and-variant combinations for supported companions.
A Power Hour or Thursday drop can temporarily change the best collection window. The event may be new while the named Sprite and treatment already exist in the archive.
An existing Sprite can receive an ability adjustment without becoming a new collectible. Data version notes should record meaningful power or source changes separately.
Monitor official announcements, live patch information, credible current reporting, and reproducible in-game evidence.
Identify which details are confirmed, which are scheduled, and which remain rumor or inference.
Add rarity, ability, location, variants, images, source URLs, verification state, and effective date.
Run dataset invariants so names, exact entries, images, sitemap routes, and public totals remain consistent.
Update the data version and changelog, then expose the new target to the directory, checklist, and tracker.
This release hub was checked again on August 9, 2026. Epic’s August 6 announcement confirms the Gem treatment and its 30% fall-damage reduction. Fortnite.GG now lists 117 released entries, including seven new Gem treatments in addition to Gem Llama. Exact drop percentages are not copied into the dataset.
Ironmouse remains the newest verified named Sprite. The latest collection change is the August 6 Gem release, which adds seven verified treatments and raises the collection to 25 names and 117 released name-and-treatment entries.
Yes. Fortnite.GG lists Ironmouse as a live Mythic Base Sprite, and current in-game reporting verifies its August 4 return, low-health regeneration, Cloak and low-gravity effects, and Relic Chest source. No unverified drop percentage is stored in the dataset.
Yes. Epic Games confirms that Hot Bat Summer quests add Batman Sprite to the collection. Its Normal, Gold, Gummy, Galaxy, and Holofoil treatments are included in the current tracker dataset.
Yes. Air is a verified Rare Sprite with sprint-speed and jump-height benefits. Its five released treatments and local collection images are included in the current totals.
Yes. The eight July 23 Cube combinations remain live, and v41.30 adds a verified Cube Zero Point treatment. Every included Cube entry uses a real local game icon.
The live 117-entry roster includes Gem Water, Earth, Duck, Demon, Aura, Grim, Zero Point, and the earlier Gem Llama treatment. Gem Punk is not in the current released roster and remains excluded. Every Gem treatment reduces fall damage by 30% while retaining its named Sprite power.
Announcement, patch scheduling, data mining, live release, and verified collectibility are different states. The tracker adds an entry after its name, ability, variants, availability, images, and source evidence can be represented consistently.
Epic released Lootin’ Llama and Peeky Peely, four Quack treatments, Holofoil Grim, Holofoil and Cube Zero Point, plus the separately announced John Wick Sprite. The verified tracker now contains 24 names and 109 entries.
Material data changes receive a new version and changelog entry. The public review date shows when the current collection was last checked; event-only formatting changes may be grouped into a later release.
No. Gummy, Galaxy, Gold, Gem, Holofoil, and other treatments can create new collection entries without creating a new named companion or a new core ability.
Use the complete directory for names, powers, locations, rarity, variants, availability, and verification. Use the checklist to record exact owned treatments.
Use the complete directory for current status, then record each confirmed name-and-variant entry in the private checklist.
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