Fortnite: How to get the Gatekeeper Mythic Shotgun

Bananas are a great source of potassium and in the world of Fortnite. The Banana of the Gods can provide an edge over competitors.

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A new leak of information about Fortnite suggests that new content based on the animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra are arriving soon. As with other Fortnite crossover content, the Avatar additions will likely consist of themed cosmetic skins and accessories players can equip when playing.

Love is in the air and this time it’s not because of some swoony video game character or a hot actor… no. Now, players of Fortnite have been flocking to simp over — I mean worship — an in-game statue. In many ways, it’s just an ordinary sculpture with abs, but that hasn’t stopped fans from reacting with a waterfall-level outpouring of thirst online. Now this dang sexy statue has its own bonafide fandom as people online share clips of it, fan art, and even video edits where a single video can garner more than a million views.

Mount Olympus in Fortnite! That's right. The Greek gods and goddesses are here to take over the battle royale and rule all those who oppose them. Well, we're here to stop them.

Fortnite may be known for having crossover content from just about every nook and cranny of the pop culture zeitgeist, but another, rather unexpected personality has come forward to voice their desire to get themselves in the game: Dr. Phil. The iconic mustached talk show host recently posted a short video pleading his case for getting his own Fortnite «character» while comparing himself to another celebrity.

Every week it feels like something new is being added to the world of Fortnite, with the latest update ushering in the new Myths & Mortals theme.

Gods and goddesses are now assuming their thrones across the island of Fortnite, with Greek mythology the latest theme to take over the battle royale phenomenon.

Fortnite rolls on to its latest season in the form of Myths & Mortals.

Fortnite’s Holo-Back Back Bling has recently gotten an exciting new improvement as the rare purchasable item can now display animated emoticons. Previously, the Holo-Back only allowed Fortnite characters to show static emoticons on their backs.

Greek Gods have landed in Fortnite with the launch of Chapter 5 Season 2 and they’ve rained down a powerful loot pool. This has paved the way for new Underworld and Olympus chests which can only be found in certain areas of the map.

The latest season of Fortnite content is upon us, and this time Epic Games has opened Pandora’s Box and introduced a bunch of mythological skins. You’ll be able to unlock the entire pantheon of Greek Gods, including – but not limited to – Zeus, Hades, Aphrodite, and Cerberus. In addition, new locations inspired by Ancient Greece will be added to the island, like Mount Olympus and the Underworld.