The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are back in Fortnite, and once again the Foot Clan is recruiting across the island. Players are tasked with disrupting Shredder's propaganda machine by reprogramming recruitment holo-posters and destroying Foot Clan banners. Although these quests originally appeared during Chapter 5 Season 1, Fortnite's rotating legacy events have kept them relevant for completionists in 2026—especially those chasing crossover rewards or revisiting vaulted content. The mission is straightforward: hack the posters into something more appealing and smash the banners before the Foot Clan can find new allies.

The Foot Clan's recruitment drive spreads across the island like ivy on an abandoned brick wall—persistent, pervasive, and requiring aggressive pruning. Fortunately, the holo-posters are few and far between, while the banners are scattered far and wide. Here's how to complete both objectives efficiently.

🎯 How to Reprogram Foot Clan Recruitment Holo-Posters

There are only three Holo-Posters on the island, just enough to complete the objective. They're all located in public areas across three points of interest (POIs), but they sit largely out in the open. Expect a bit of foot traffic—literal and metaphorical—while you work.

POI	Location
Fencing Fields	West side of the center plaza, between the large and small fountain.
Reckless Railways	On the center platform between the two train tracks.
Ritzy Riviera	Next to a bus stop on the north side of the POI.

Once you locate a holo-poster, simply press the prompted button until it changes from Shredder's purple screen to a green one featuring the Turtles. Reprogramming a holo-poster is like flipping a propaganda switch: one button press transforms the Foot Clan's message into a pizza-loving advertisement for the heroes in a half shell. After activation, the marker disappears, and you can move on.

You'll need to activate all three different posters, even if you have to do so across separate matches. The good news is that the locations are fixed, so once you've memorized them, repeat runs become second nature.

💥 How to Destroy Foot Clan Banners

The Foot Clan's banners are a lot more prominent. Shredder's clan has been working tirelessly to establish a foothold, and banners advertising the clan appear in most major POIs. Unlike the holo-posters, you need to destroy three banners anywhere on the island. If you track the objective using the prompt on the quest screen, markers will appear as you play, making the hunt much easier.

Hunting down the banners feels like a game of architectural I-spy, where every fountain, sign, and statue becomes a potential hiding spot for Shredder's loyalists. Here's a full breakdown of banner locations:

POI	Location One	Location Two
Pleasant Piazza	In front of a fountain in the center plaza.	N/A
Snooty Steppes	Northeast side of the POI, near a sewer hole.	On the level near the water, next to the Reboot van.
Ruined Reels	Next to the Ruined Reels sign at the northeast entrance.	Next to the statue of Fish Thicc in the southwest plaza.
Fencing Fields	Northwest edge of the house, bordering the fields.	Under the strings of lights on the northeast side of the POI.
Lavish Lair	On the road at the south entrance.	In the center of the POI next to the fountain.
Classy Courts	Next to the Classy Courts entrance sign on the west.	Next to the fountain on the eastern plaza.
Reckless Railways	Next to the fountain at the west entrance.	Next to where the northern and middle roads intersect.
Hazy Hillside	Next to the clock on the east side of town.	In front of the building with a giant piece of cheese on the west side.
Grand Glacier	Next to the bus stop on the north side of the POI.	N/A

The banners aren't very strong. All you need to do is hit one once with your pickaxe or deal minor damage with any weapon. Once destroyed, you'll get credit for the objective. Destroying banners is akin to popping bubble wrap—each one yields a satisfying burst of progress, and you'll quickly find yourself three down before you know it.

🗺️ Final Tips for 2026 Completionists

• Track the quest via the quest screen to see banner markers in real time.

• Holo-posters require a button press; banners require a single melee hit. Don't mix them up.

• Separate matches are fine—progress carries over, so you can chip away at the objectives across multiple sessions.

• Watch for other players—public POIs are hot drops, and you're a easy target while interacting with a poster or swinging at a banner.

With the Foot Clan's recruitment efforts disrupted, the Turtles can rest easy—at least until the next crossover event. Whether you're a seasoned veteran or a 2026 newcomer exploring Fortnite's legacy content, these quests offer a quick, satisfying diversion with a slice of pizza on the side. 🍕