Arka Evren

GAME · 2000 · UK

Banjo-Tooie

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16 Interesting Facts About Banjo-Tooie

  1. #001

    Bottles' two children are named Googles and Speccy, the names Kazooie gave Bottles in the first game.

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  2. #002

    The only elements from the first game that do not appear in Banjo-Tooie are Mumbo Tokens and Extra Life Cups.

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  3. #005

    Two eggs and one Ice Key are hidden in this game. They were originally intended to be part of the Stop 'n' Swop plan. There were originally meant to be four eggs and one more Fire Key.

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  4. #006

    The music for Jolly Roger's Lagoon's underwater areas was originally written for Banjo-Kazooie (1998).

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  5. #008

    King Jingaling, Honey B., Jamjars, Jiggywiggy and Humba Wumba make their first appearances here.

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  6. #009

    When Donkey Kong got his own video game on the SNES, Diddy Kong served as his sidekick. Diddy has a video game on the N64 called Diddy Kong Racing. Another playable character in that game was Banjo. Banjo-Tooie is the second game in which Banjo is the main character. In this game, one of Bottles' children holds a toy that closely resembles Donkey Kong.

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  7. #010

    The only seven secondary characters returning from Banjo-Kazooie in this game are Gobi the Camel, Boggy Bear, Tiptup the Turtle, Conga the Gorilla, Soggy, Moggy and Groggy.

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  8. #011

    All moves from the first game remain the same, except for Claw Swipe, which is replaced by the ground version of Rat-a-Tat-Rap.

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  9. #012

    Tootie does not appear in this game except as a face on a milk carton in Cloud Cookooland.

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  10. #013

    When you free Sabreman from being encased in ice, he says he has been frozen there since 1984, the year Sabre Wulf (1984) was released.

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  11. #014

    This game takes place two years after Banjo-Kazooie.

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  12. #015

    The five egg types in this game are Blue Eggs, Fire Eggs, Grenade Eggs, Ice Eggs and Clockwork Kazooie Eggs.

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  13. #016

    This is the only game in which Gruntilda does not rhyme after the introduction.

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  14. #017

    Three Eggs and one Ice Key are hidden in this game. They were originally intended to be part of the Stop 'n' Swop plan. There were originally meant to be three more eggs and one Fire Key.

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  15. #019

    Gruntilda's sisters are named Mingella and Blobbelda.

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  16. #020

    Banjo-Tooie features three encounters with Klungo.

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