‘Yuki’s Revenge’ premieres this weekend
By Ali Shutler 27th November 2025
'Fortnite's 'The Lost Chapter: Yuki's Revenge' artwork. CREDIT: Epic Games
Fortnite has shared a first-look at the Quentin Tarantino-directed Kill Bill short Yuki’s Revenge which premieres in-game this weekend.
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Last week it was confirmed that a lost scene originally written for Kill Bill Vol. One would be given a second life in Fortnite. The script for Yuki’s Revenge has been available online for a number of years with the scene following Yuki, the sister of Gogo Yubari (Chiaki Kuriyama), as she hunts down Uma Thurman’s The Bride to try and avenge her sister’s death.
Advertisement“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.
How to watch Yuki’s Revenge in Fortnite:
Yuki’s Revenge will be available to watch in Fortnite this weekend. The animated film premieres November 30 at 7pm GMT. A waiting room will go live at 6:30pm and can be accessed via the top row of the Discover menu.
Fortnite is available on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation and Xbox consoles as well as PC.
After that, Yuki’s Revenge will be available to watch in physical world cinemas from December 5 as part of Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair, which brings together both Kill Bill Vol. One and Two. US players who purchase a movie ticket for opening weekend from participating theaters between November 20 and November 29 will receive a code to unlock the Gogo Yubari Fortnite outfit.
RecommendedDespite rumours about a Kill Bill Vol. Three, both Tarantino and Thurman have said it’s unlikely to ever happen. Tarantino had been set to make his 10th and final film about a movie critic but last year, he pulled the plug on the project. “Every Tarantino title promises so much, except The Movie Critic,” he explained. “Who wants to see a TV show about a fucking movie critic? Who wants to see a movie called The Movie Critic? If I can actually make a movie or a TV show about somebody who watches movies interesting, that is an accomplishment.”
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