A mammoth Kill Bill x Fortnite collab goes live this weekend with the world premiere of a lost scene starring Uma Thurman – but some fans aren’t impressed.
Last week it was confirmed that a lost scene originally written for Kill Bill Vol. One would be revived in Fortnite. “Visionary director Quentin Tarantino had a dream of a Kill Bill chapter that never made it to the silver screen, a chapter known as Yuki’s Revenge,” reads a Fortnite blog. “Over 20 years later, Tarantino and Epic have come together to bring the story to life in Fortnite. Built with Unreal Engine and character models from Fortnite, Tarantino’s The Lost Chapter: Yuki’s Revenge stars Uma Thurman.
The Lost Chapter: Yuki’s Revenge will premiere in Fortnite on Sunday (November 30). The animated scene will also be shown as part of Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair which hits cinemas next week.
FORTNITE X KILL BILL – PUSSY WAGON REVEAL
(Thanks to @NotPaloleaks for the info) pic.twitter.com/guxyupQCJr
— Shiina (@ShiinaBR) November 7, 2025
A number of Kill Bill-inspired outfits and items will also be heading to Fortnite as part of the collab. However some fans really aren’t happy.
A teaser image sees the iconic Pussy Wagon censored, with a cat emoji replacing the word “pussy”. Fans of the gritty, gory and highly-influential film also aren’t enjoying the inclusion of Fortnite mascot Peely (a walking, talking banana) in the Kill Bill cinematic universe and others are frustrated the iconic “lost” scene is being shown to Fortnite players first.
My favourite Park about Kill Bill is when Peely Fortnite appeared https://t.co/omxhItijnW
— TheKitsune (@TheMdntkitsune) November 26, 2025
“Murder is fineeee, it’s the sex stuff that will make kids messed up in the head,” wrote one sarcastic Reddit user. “Why the fuck would they collab with something they feel the need to censor??” asked another. It’s so depressing that we finally get Yuki’s Revenge but in Fortnite. So sad,” wrote a third.
>Tarantino goes back to direct a missing chapter of Kill Bill
> On fucking FORTNITE
Aaaand my respect for this guy has plummeted to the underworld. https://t.co/zQ9ymL0q0y pic.twitter.com/7hbEyyFbR2
— Ghostgodzilla 🇮🇹🇨🇱 (@Rodrigogodzilla) November 27, 2025
“This fucking game is destroying all popular media and i’m not exaggerating,” said one X user. “As someone who has quite possibly seen Kill Bill over 100 times, I cannot stress enough how bad Yuki’s Revenge from the original script is, and how apt it is that it’s getting turned into a Fortnite short,” added another.
The Kill Bill collab follows hugely popular Fortnite crossovers with Daft Punk and The Simpsons. Following the events, Daft Punk released a Fortnite-inspired music video for ‘Contact’ and The Simpsons shared a number of cough gags influenced by the hit game.
In other news, a survey has revealed that more kids want in-game currency for Christmas than a new console or game.
