Here’s Our First Look at Quentin Tarantino’s New ‘Lost Chapter’ of Kill Bill, Starring An Animated Uma Thurman And Fortnite’s Peely The Banana

Quentin Tarantino’s brand new animated Kill Bill sequence, The Lost Chapter: Yuki’s Revenge, has now been glimpsed for the first time — and yes, it really does include Fortnite’s famous banana.

A new trailer for the short, which is set to be included in Kill Bill’s upcoming Whole Bloody Affair re-release, shows Uma Thurman return once again as heroine The Bride, via a performance captured through Epic Games’ Unreal Engine.

Fortnite fans will be the first to watch the new sequence in its entirety when it debuts in-game this Sunday, November 30 at 2pm ET, as part of a wider partnership between Tarantino and Epic Games. That collaboration also sees Fortnite characters appear in the animated short, including Peely and Skull Trooper.

For those wondering what is going on, this Lost Chapter adapts a sequence that Tarantino originally intended to include within Kill Bill: Part 1, where Gogo Yubari’s sister Yuki pursues The Bride back to the US in order to exact a bloody revenge. The plotline was dropped, though has been revived here two decades later.

Regular theatergoers will get to watch The Lost Chapter: Yuki’s Revenge within Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair when the newly-combined movie experience gets a limited run beginning on December 5. Tickets at some participating theaters will include a GoGo Yubari Fortnite skin.

Before all of that, Thurman’s The Bride will first pop up within Fortnite this Saturday, November 29 as one of the many, many characters enlisted to help save the day during the game’s end of Chapter live event (alongside everyone from the KPop Demon Hunters, Superman and Scooby Doo). Attend that and you’ll get the Yuki Yubari skin free, meanwhile.

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