How To Find & Ride Klombo In LEGO Fortnite
The iconic Klombo is finally returning to , except this time, you'll be able to add the loveable pink dinosaur to your islands! As part of the major Lost Isles update, there's a whole new world to discover in, including five distinct biomes like the Jungle, Plains, and Beach, one of which is home to the goofy-looking Klombo.
Klombo first appeared in 's classic Battle Royale mode back in 2022, becoming an instant fan-favorite character among players. This herbivorous dinosaur would roam the island in peace until attacked, at which point it would go on a rampage and attack anything in sight. Now, you're able to find it in – if you know where to look, that is.
Klombo can be found in the Jungle biome of the Lost Isles. Once you've arrived in this lush green paradise, look for the nearest lagoon and you'll hopefully be able to spot a Klombo roaming around. Don't worry, they're harmless… unless you attack them first. I'd recommend that you don't do this, as they can be a useful asset to your journey through the Lost Isles.
If you're not sure how to get to the Lost Isles, you'll need to interact with a Battle Bus Station. These are scattered around your main island and will glow blue when you're approaching them. You can interact with any one of these Stations and the Battle Bus will take you to the Lost Isles so you can begin your adventure.
In order to befriend a Klombo in, you'll need to feed it a Klomberry. This is a new addition to the item pool – although Battle Royale players might remember Klomberries from years ago – and they can also be found in the Jungle biome, just like Klombo itself. Find one and feed it to a Klombo and it will become your friend.
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Not only will the friendly Klombo follow you around, but you'll also be able to use it as a rideable mount to help you get around the Lost Isles. As well as giving your little
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