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'''Big Clucker''' is an enemy found in [[Click Clock Wood]] and a couple in [[Gruntilda's Lair]]. He is | '''Big Clucker''' is an enemy found in [[Click Clock Wood]] and a couple in [[Gruntilda's Lair]]. He is closely related to the [[Grille Chompa]] and [[Portrait Chompa]] but his name does not contain the 'Chompa' suffix. He is a large, green bird that hides in a hole and pops out his head to attack when [[Banjo]] draws close. Its pattern is slightly different than the rest of its "family"; instead of making three bites and retreating, it makes a quick bite, retreats, makes three bites, retreates, and makes a single bite again. A [[Rat-a-tap Rap]] will finish him off in one go. He draws resemblence to a [[wikipedia:Toucan|Toucan]] or a parrot. | ||
The number of Big Cluckers in [[Click Clock Wood]] increases as the seasons progess (until Winter, in which there are none), and they get bigger as well. | The number of Big Cluckers in [[Click Clock Wood]] increases as the seasons progess (until Winter, in which there are none), and they get bigger as well. | ||
[[Category:Enemies]] | [[Category:Enemies]] |
Revision as of 22:05, December 22, 2008
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Game(s) | Banjo-Kazooie |
World(s) | Gruntilda's Lair, Click Clock Wood |
Big Clucker is an enemy found in Click Clock Wood and a couple in Gruntilda's Lair. He is closely related to the Grille Chompa and Portrait Chompa but his name does not contain the 'Chompa' suffix. He is a large, green bird that hides in a hole and pops out his head to attack when Banjo draws close. Its pattern is slightly different than the rest of its "family"; instead of making three bites and retreating, it makes a quick bite, retreats, makes three bites, retreates, and makes a single bite again. A Rat-a-tap Rap will finish him off in one go. He draws resemblence to a Toucan or a parrot.
The number of Big Cluckers in Click Clock Wood increases as the seasons progess (until Winter, in which there are none), and they get bigger as well.