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Banjo-Kazooie (1998)

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I played through Banjo-Kazooie in my own time, and I have now decided to do a playthrough on this game, as I have found it to be really good when I played through it. After collecting the first Jiggy, this unlocks a new area called Mumbo's Mountain, and this is where Banjo and Kazooie can learn some new moves from Bottles.

As for the rest of the description, I recommend watching the full video before reading past this point of the description

At the start of the video, I wanted to show Bottles threatening to delete your save data, which happens if you try to talk to him repeatedly, but I think it only happens if you press B and don't do the tutorial in Spiral Mountain, and I show the inside of Banjo's House.
After collecting the first Jiggy, right from the entrance of Gruntilda's Lair is a puzzle missing its piece, use the Jiggy to fill in the missing piece, and this unlocks Mumbo's Mountain.
This is the first world in the game, well if you count Spiral Mountain, and you learn three moves there. First is Talon Trot, it is learned near the stone ruins, and you do need that to progress further into Gruntilda's Lair, it allows you to run faster with Kazooie carrying Banjo on her back, the next one is Beak Buster, where you press Z to do a ground pound with Kazooie, and Egg Firing, where Banjo holds Kazooie to have her fire eggs, and you can fire eggs from behind.
I will explain about the Jiggies in order from the Wiki, but you can get them in any order, there are 10 in each world, the first one is inside the left eye of Mumbo's Skull. The second one has you destroying the huts in the village, and one of them has the Green Jinjo, there are 5 Jinjos in each world. The third one is at the ruins where Bottles teaches you Talon Trot, and there is an Orange Jinjo in that area. The fourth one is on a steep hill which requires the Talon Trot, and it is near where the Purple Jinjo is.
The next ones are around the tree where an ape named Conga is, and he sounds like Donkey Kong, he attacks by throwing oranges, he has to throw them on the orange switches, and that is how to get one Jiggy, another one has you climbing the tree to get an orange and give it to Chimpy, who looks like Diddy Kong, and he raises the ledge, which leads to where you can learn Egg Firing from Bottles. You can fire eggs at Conga to get a Jiggy.
One of them is from Juju the Totem Pole, fire eggs into the mouth to remove each segment, and on the final segment, you can get a Honeycomb Piece, and about in the previous part when I said there were 6 Honeycomb Pieces in each world, there are 2 in each world, it was because Spiral Mountain had 6 Honeycomb Pieces. There are five Mumbo Skulls you have to collect, and enter Mumbo's Skull, and this is where we can first meet Mumbo, you need 5 Mumbo Tokens, and you transform into a Termite, which you will need in order to progress through Ticker's Tower, and a Jiggy is at the top of the tower. You do also need the Termite for a Honeycomb Piece inside an alcove above the lake, and after hitting the Witch Switch with Beak Buster, you have to climb the mountain as a Termite to collect the Jiggy, and when you leave the area, Mumbo's magic will wear off.
For the rest of the Jinjo locations, the Blue Jinjo is on an island in the middle of the lake, and the Yellow Jinjo is located on a slope between the ruins and Conga's Tree. There are 100 music notes in each course, and when you leave an area, you have to collect all of them again, the XBox 360 version, you keep all the notes you collected.
When you leave the area, you can use Talon Trot to climb up the hill, and you need 50 music notes to proceed, and you enter a new area, and that is where you first encounter Brentilda, she is Gruntilda's sister, and she tells you about Gruntilda's secrets, this becomes important for near the end of the game. In one room is a Magic Cauldron, if you find another of the same colour, they are used as warp points. There is a picture for the next world, Treasure Trove Cove, and it requires 2 Jiggies to access the next area, and that will be in the next part.

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