Fortnite regularly offers a bunch of free rewards and cosmetics to claim, with the latest array of goodies offered by Epic Games including the Panda Team Jr Sidekick.
Sidekicks have become a popular addition to Fortnite, allowing Epic Games to further expand its long list of collaborations, and new creature-based experiences in Fortnite Creative are now available.
To celebrate, the Panda Team Jr Sidekick and other rewards are available, and Insider Gaming has all the details you need.
How to Get Free Panda Team Jr Sidekick in Fortnite
The Panda Team Jr Sidekick is only available by completing eight Cuddles and Chaos UEFN quests in the game, tied to the new Creature-Based games.
These new Creative Experiences are geared around Sidekicks, and completing the tasks, which require earning XP in the mode, provides the Panda Team Jr Sidekick as a reward.
It’s not the only reward available, however, as working your way through the quests also provides the Moth Banner Icon, Mothman’s Lure Loading Screen, and the Bamboo Blast Wrap.
In total, 640,000 XP is required to be earned in Creature-Based games in Fortnite Creative, which may take a hefty amount of grinding.
Note: Epic Games has currently disabled the quests for the time being while an issue is being resolved. The rewards will return soon.
How Long is The Panda Team Jr Sidekick Available For?
The Panda Team Jr Sidekick and the Cuddles and Chaos quests are only available for a limited time until August 24, 2026.
The time period gives players just over a month to tick off everything required, and will also remain available for a few days into the next Fortnite season.
It remains to be seen whether the Panda Team Jr Sidekick and any of the other rewards will return in the future, but it does seem unlikely, so it’s recommended you lock in and grind through what’s required quickly.
Check out the trailer for the Cuddles and Chaos Collection in Fortnite below.
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