Fortnite emergency broadcast

Fortnite Emergency Broadcast: Where to Find the TV Llama and What it Means

By Bradley Russell

Fortnite is getting crazier by the day. With Fortnite season 4 closing in, strange things are afoot. Don’t believe me? Head to Tilted Towers yourself, check out the Fortnite emergency broadcast and try to convince yourself you’re not about to witness the end of the world, all thanks to a TV llama.

Fortnite Emergency Broadcast: Where to Find the TV Llama

To find the TV Llama on the Fortnite emergency broadcast, you’re going to want to head to, you guessed it, Tilted Towers. The center of all of the theories and speculation is hiding a very special treat on the roof of one of its buildings.

Once you get there, head to the second tallest building in the area (it’s the only one that has a television, natch). In the center of the roof you’ll find a television set with a very peculiar Fortnite emergency broadcast: the signal appears to have been scrambled and all that remains is a TV llama.

Fortnite Emergency Broadcast: What Does It Mean?

Fortnite season 4 is just over a week away, so Epic are obviously gearing up for that – and sending us all into a frenzy with little teasers such as the Fortnite emergency broadcast and TV llama. Epic’s own official Fortnite Twitter account also posted the TV llama, in case it wasn’t clear enough that something is going to go down before Fortnite season 4 (and probably that comet) heads our way.

Speaking of that comet, it’s looking increasingly likely that the space-faring object and the Fortnite emergency broadcast are tied together in some way. Is it an alien invasion? Another world-defining threat? How about superheroes?

Yes, superheroes. Don’t take my word for it. Fortnite season 4 has just been teased on Twitter and, would you look at that, it sure looks like a superhero poking out of the background of a suspicious comet-shaped streak whooshing across the page.

If nothing else, Fortnite season 4 is kicking off proceedings by going all Lost and confusing the hell out of everybody – and we wouldn’t have it any other way.

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Bradley Russell
Bradley Russell

Hey, I’m Bradley. I am legally required to tell you that my puns are terrible and I should, under no circumstances, be told otherwise. I’m that weird gaming guy you can’t really fit into one neat box: I love all of the sports games, Madden especially, but I’m equally at home polishing off a 45-hour Japanese visual novel. Also, go and play Danganronpa. Like, right now. Seriously.

For my sins, I’m a Crystal Palace and Colts fan which means I’m down in the dumps most weekends – so feel free to mock me over on Twitter.

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