How to get Banana of the Gods in Fortnite explained
Bananas are a great source of potassium and in the world of Fortnite. The Banana of the Gods can provide an edge over competitors.
While it won't count as one of your five-a-day, it will grant your Fortnite player a significant boost when it comes to taking on the likes of Zeus, Cerberus, Hades and the rest of the Greek gods.
The Banana of the Gods is tricky to hunt down, but doing so will restore the player's health over time as well as increase their jump, stamina, and sprint speed. So there are plenty of reasons to scavenge for the forbidden fruit.
With that, let's peel back the details of where to find the Banana of the Gods as well as the full effects that are granted upon consuming one.
The Banana of the Gods can be located in multiple places across the Fortnite map, with Mount Olympus, The Underworld and Brawler's Battleground being the most notable.
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The legendary fruit can be found within all types of chests – particularly, Olympian chests. It can also be found in Produce Boxes or occasionally found within buildings. The full effects of eating a banana include:
A handy video from Perfect Score outlines one of the many locations where a Banana of the Gods can be found. This, naturally, can change with an element of randomisation, but this spot near Mount Olympus has proven to be pretty consistent.
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