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Among the advantages of Clockwork Kazooie bombs is their small size which allows them to fit into tight spaces. Baddies will ignore them, making them useful for sneak attacks against enemies which might be unapproachable from the front. Their explosive power makes them extremely damaging when used in combat, and also means that they can be used to blow up rocks and other obstacles when [[Grenade Eggs]] are in short supply. Clockwork Kazooie bombs can also collect items. Unlike other eggs, where multiple eggs are received, you only get one of these when you grab a nest with the egg. | Among the advantages of Clockwork Kazooie bombs is their small size which allows them to fit into tight spaces. Baddies will ignore them, making them useful for sneak attacks against enemies which might be unapproachable from the front. Their explosive power makes them extremely damaging when used in combat, and also means that they can be used to blow up rocks and other obstacles when [[Grenade Eggs]] are in short supply. Clockwork Kazooie bombs can also collect items. Unlike other eggs, where multiple eggs are received, you only get one of these when you grab a nest with the egg. | ||
==Trivia== | |||
*The N64 model for the Clockwork Kazooie appears in a glass case in [[Banjoland]]. | |||
*The egg appears in Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts as a weapon that fires homing bullets. | |||
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