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{{Infobox item | {{Infobox item | ||
|image = [[File:Clockwork Kazooie Eggs.png|200px]] | |||
|image = | |aka = | ||
| | |game = ''[[Banjo-Tooie]]'' | ||
|game = ''[[Banjo-Tooie | |||
|use = Remote-controlled explosive | |use = Remote-controlled explosive | ||
|max = 10 (20) | |max = 10 (20) | ||
|icon = Clockwork | |icon = Icon Clockwork Kazooie Eggs (BT) (XBLA).png | ||
}} | }} | ||
[[File: | {{Quote|The ultimate egg for you to hold, a clockwork bomb that's remote-controlled!|[[Jamjars]]}} | ||
[[File:Clockwork Kazooie.jpg|thumb|left]] | |||
'''Clockwork Kazooie Eggs''' are relatively large, spotted ammunition eggs | '''Clockwork Kazooie Eggs''' are relatively large, spotted ammunition eggs that appear in ''[[Banjo-Tooie]]''. They contain tiny controllable bombs shaped in the likeness of [[Kazooie]]. [[Jamjars]] teaches her how to use them in the Wasteland area of the [[Isle o' Hags]], just outside the entrance to [[Terrydactyland]]. Unlike other eggs, they will fall into a low arc when fired, and crack open upon hitting the ground to reveal the tiny walking explosive. The bomb itself can be controlled with {{button|N64|Control Stick}} and has a limited jumping ability. It will explode after 20 seconds, when it hits an enemy, or it falls into a pool of water. It can also be detonated manually by pressing {{button|N64|B}}. It will also explode if [[Banjo]] or Kazooie is attacked while the player is controlling the bomb. Also, if you are trying to take out an enemy, you can lob it directly up. If it hits the enemy directly, they will be engulfed by a huge explosion. | ||
Among the advantages of Clockwork Kazooie Eggs 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. 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 Eggs 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. Unlike other eggs, where multiple eggs are received, you only get one of these when you grab a nest with the egg. | ||
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These eggs are also required to help defeat the [[Hag 1]] in the final fight of the game. After Grunty has to cool down the machine, Kazooie must fire a Clockwork Kazooie Egg into the tailpipe and blow up one of the batteries. | These eggs are also required to help defeat the [[Hag 1]] in the final fight of the game. After Grunty has to cool down the machine, Kazooie must fire a Clockwork Kazooie Egg into the tailpipe and blow up one of the batteries. | ||
=='Unintended' uses for the Clockwork Kazooie Eggs== | =='Unintended' uses for the Clockwork Kazooie Eggs== | ||
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In Cloud Cuckooland's Trashcan lies a Jinjo atop a carton of something. Normally you'd have to come in here with Banjo solo by climbing the straw of Jolly's Juice, or leg spring and glide from one piece of trash to another with Kazooie, but you don't need to. Just fire a clockwork egg up with Kazooie instead of leg springing and gliding after you finish the Trashcan mini-game. | In Cloud Cuckooland's Trashcan lies a Jinjo atop a carton of something. Normally you'd have to come in here with Banjo solo by climbing the straw of Jolly's Juice, or leg spring and glide from one piece of trash to another with Kazooie, but you don't need to. Just fire a clockwork egg up with Kazooie instead of leg springing and gliding after you finish the Trashcan mini-game. | ||
==Names in | ==Names in other languages== | ||
{{ | {{Foreign names | ||
|Spa=Huevos Teledirigidos<br>Kaz Mecánico ( | |Spa=Huevos Teledirigidos<br>Kaz Mecánico (''Nuts & Bolts'') | ||
|SpaM=Remote Control Eggs<br>Mechanical Kaz | |SpaM=Remote Control Eggs<br>Mechanical Kaz | ||
|Ger=Zeitbombe<br>Uhrwerk Kazooie ( | |Ger=Zeitbombe<br>Uhrwerk Kazooie (''Nuts & Bolts'') | ||
|GerM=Time Bomb<br>Clockwork Kazooie | |GerM=Time Bomb<br>Clockwork Kazooie | ||
}} | }} | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Many glitches in Banjo-Tooie were possible thanks to this egg. The most famous of them is entering in [[Grunty Industries]] without [ | *Many glitches in Banjo-Tooie were possible thanks to this egg. The most famous of them is entering in [[Grunty Industries]] without [[Chuffy]]. | ||
* The N64 model for the Clockwork Kazooie appears in a glass case in [[Banjoland]]. | * The N64 model for the Clockwork Kazooie appears in a glass case in [[Banjoland]]. | ||
*The egg | *The egg reappears in ''[[Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts]]'' as a weapon capable of firing red homing bullets. | ||
{{Eggs}} | {{Eggs}} | ||
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