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'''Claw Swipe''' is the first attack learned from [[Spiral Mountain]] in [[Banjo-Kazooie]], and the least damaging attack in the game. It can be used simply by pressing the {{B}} button either while stationary or moving slowly. When used, [[Banjo]] swipes at enemies with his claws and takes a couple of steps forward. Because of its low power, slow execution time, and overall impracticality when fighting moving enemies, this attack isn't of much use, although its simplicity makes it a good practice move for beginners to fight weaker enemies. | '''Claw Swipe''' is the first attack learned from [[Spiral Mountain]] in [[Banjo-Kazooie]], and the least damaging attack in the game. It can be used simply by pressing the {{B}} button either while stationary or moving slowly. When used, [[Banjo]] swipes at enemies with his claws and takes a couple of steps forward. Because of its low power, slow execution time, and overall impracticality when fighting moving enemies, this attack isn't of much use, although its simplicity makes it a good practice move for beginners to fight weaker enemies. | ||
In [[Banjo-Tooie]], this move is replaced by the [[Peck]] attack. | In [[Banjo-Tooie]], this move is replaced by the [[Peck]] attack, most likely so that Banjo would have to learn a [[Pack Whack|new attack]] to fight on his own. | ||
[[Category:Abilities]] | [[Category:Abilities]] | ||
Revision as of 23:51, November 22, 2008
Claw Swipe is the first attack learned from Spiral Mountain in Banjo-Kazooie, and the least damaging attack in the game. It can be used simply by pressing the Template:B button either while stationary or moving slowly. When used, Banjo swipes at enemies with his claws and takes a couple of steps forward. Because of its low power, slow execution time, and overall impracticality when fighting moving enemies, this attack isn't of much use, although its simplicity makes it a good practice move for beginners to fight weaker enemies.
In Banjo-Tooie, this move is replaced by the Peck attack, most likely so that Banjo would have to learn a new attack to fight on his own.
