Fortnite just secretly added Galactus to the map as Season 4 finale looms Marvel ComicsThe current Fortnite big bad buy, Galactus, has finally appeared in battle royale, in a secret change in patch v14.30 on Oct. 13. The iconic Marvel villain can now be spotted in the sky above Fortnite island ahead of the looming Season 4 finale. It\u2019s no secret world-eating Marvel villain Galactus is on his way to Fortnite island \u2014 he was shown flying through space in the very first Season 4 trailer \u2014 but up until now, he has been a threat outside the game, rather than in the battle royale. All that has changed after the patch v14.30 update on October 13, however; the Devourer of Worlds can now be spotted in Fortnite, flying towards the battle royale\u2019s Chapter 2 map. In classic Epic Games fashion, this new arrival wasn\u2019t mentioned anywhere in the Fortnite v14.30 patch notes, but Dexerto has all the details on Galactus\u2019 surprise appearance, thanks to a series of leaks, and some eagle-eyed Fortnite players. First off, you\u2019ll be wanting to know where Galactus is. Well, once you\u2019re in any battle royale match, look up. You should be able to see the Devourer of Worlds as a tiny pinpoint in the sky, flying towards his impending Fortnite showdown. He is still quite small at the moment, so you can be forgiven for missing him. A telltale sign you\u2019ve locked eyes with Galactus is the bright red beam, and his signature helmet. Here\u2019s a proper look at the Marvel villain in Fortnite after patch v14.30: Yeah we know, he\u2019s not much to look at now. But according to new Fortnite leaks, including some from famed dataminer Lucas7yoshi and more from iFireMonkey as well, the Devourer of Worlds is only going to get closer in the Season 4 finale. The in-game model, which looks the same as Galactus in the original Fortnite x Marvel trailer, is codenamed \u201cDistant_Object_2,\u201d according to iFireMonkey. A image of Galactus getting closer will eventually be visable in the Fortnite sky. Codename: “”Distant Object 2″” pic.twitter.com\/8rKLvo9nER \u2014 iFireMonkey (@iFireMonkey) October 13, 2020 Lucas7yoshi also revealed a new Marvel event folder has also been added in v14.30. In the new loading files, a full Galactus mesh has been deployed. A series of references to planets and the Fortnite main menu holo-table are also included. \u201cSome particle effects from the \u201cfinal_impact\u201d of \u2018The End\u2019 [the Season 10 event that ended Fortnite\u2019s first chapter] were re-added, and are likely to be reused,\u201d L7Y added. Galactus hasn\u2019t only appeared in the sky either. The main menu holo-table has already had a secret update too; Galactus now appears as an \u201cimpending threat\u201d above the map at random times, pinpointed by a bright red targeting system. okay im looking more into some “”junior”” thing in the folder where event crap usually is heres some meshes: theres also MANY many planets, and references to the holotable, which i believe is the BP menu thing more info in below tweet pic.twitter.com\/qUITovpo5Z \u2014 Lucas7yoshi \u2013 FESTIVAL ARC??? (@Lucas7yoshi) October 13, 2020 For now, that seems to be all the secret Marvel changes Fortnite made after the v14.30 update, but keep your eyes peeled! As the Galactus showdown looms in the distance, Epic Games will likely keep adding little teasers. Right now, we\u2019re in Week 7 of a planned ten-week schedule for the Marvel season. That means there may be just one more patch before the Galactus showdown at the end of the fourth season. It\u2019s getting pretty close!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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