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== Kazooie the Breegull == |
== Kazooie the Breegull == |
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Banjo's snarky, mean-spirited sidekick. Most of the time, she resides in Banjo's backpack, although Tooie finally allows her to trek outside of it. |
Banjo's snarky, mean-spirited sidekick. Most of the time, she resides in Banjo's backpack, although Tooie finally allows her to trek outside of it. |
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== Mumbo Jumbo the Shaman == |
== Mumbo Jumbo the Shaman == |
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The former mentor of Gruntilda the Witch until he turned his back on her, prompting her to magically trap Mumbo's face inside of a wooden mask. In the first game, he helps out Banjo and Kazooie by providing transformation spells in exchange for Mumbo Tokens. In Tooie, he takes a more active role, allowing you to play as him and use spells in certain locations. In Nuts and Bolts, he's taken up a job as a garage mechanic. |
The former mentor of Gruntilda the Witch until he turned his back on her, prompting her to magically trap Mumbo's face inside of a wooden mask. In the first game, he helps out Banjo and Kazooie by providing transformation spells in exchange for Mumbo Tokens. In Tooie, he takes a more active role, allowing you to play as him and use spells in certain locations. In Nuts and Bolts, he's taken up a job as a garage mechanic. |
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== Bottles the Short-Sighted Mole == |
== Bottles the Short-Sighted Mole == |
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== Humba Wumba == |
== Humba Wumba == |
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== Gruntilda Winkybunion == |
== Gruntilda Winkybunion == |
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The villain of the series. |
The villain of the series. |
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== Tooty == |
== Tooty == |
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Banjo's younger sibling, who was kidnapped by Gruntilda the Witch in the first game due to her being "the fairest in the land", so that Grunty could swap her ugliness for Tooty's beauty. Aside from a milk carton cameo in Tooie, she has not made any appearances outside of the first game. |
Banjo's younger sibling, who was kidnapped by Gruntilda the Witch in the first game due to her being "the fairest in the land", so that Grunty could swap her ugliness for Tooty's beauty. Aside from a milk carton cameo in Tooie, she has not made any appearances outside of the first game. |
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== Klungo == |
== Klungo == |
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The Egor-esque right hand monster of Grunty in the first game. He had a minor role in the first game, but was presented as a loyal, competent sidekick to Grunty. This gets thrown right out the window in Tooie, making him a minor boss character who gets physically worse and worse as you meet him in the game, due to his beatings from Grunty. Afterwards, he left to become a video game designer. |
The Egor-esque right hand monster of Grunty in the first game. He had a minor role in the first game, but was presented as a loyal, competent sidekick to Grunty. This gets thrown right out the window in Tooie, making him a minor boss character who gets physically worse and worse as you meet him in the game, due to his beatings from Grunty. Afterwards, he left to become a video game designer. |
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== L.O.G. (Lord Of Games) == |
== L.O.G. (Lord Of Games) == |
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The driving force of "Nuts and Bolts", but is neither a villain nor a good guy. |
The driving force of "Nuts and Bolts", but is neither a villain nor a good guy. |
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