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*"Watch it, this is a family game!" "Oh, so it is." - [[Banjo]] and [[Chief Bloatazin]] | *"Watch it, this is a family game!" "Oh, so it is." - [[Banjo]] and [[Chief Bloatazin]] | ||
*"It's nice to know not every character in this game is bad." - [[Scrotty]] | *"It's nice to know not every character in this game is bad." - [[Scrotty]] | ||
*"One more press o' that button ( | *"One more press o' that button ({{Template:B}}) an' I'll run ye through!" - [[Captain Blackeye]] | ||
==External link== | ==External link== | ||
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The fourth wall is a concept in video games. It refers to the division between the in-game characters and the player. Breaking this division is referred to as "breaking the fourth wall". This is often done with characters explaining controls to the player, or if the characters actively are aware they are part of a game, such would be that the fourth wall is not only broken, but destroyed to a point of no repair.
In the Banjo-Kazooie Universe, it appears that most (if not all) characters are aware they are part of a game, and therefore break the fourth wall constantly. The most extreme example of this is the presence of L.O.G., who appears as the creator of all games, including the one all the other characters are currently in.
Examples of characters breaking the fourth wall in the Banjo-Kazooie series
Banjo-Kazooie
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Banjo-Tooie
- "Watch it, this is a family game!" "Oh, so it is." - Banjo and Chief Bloatazin
- "It's nice to know not every character in this game is bad." - Scrotty
- "One more press o' that button (Template:B) an' I'll run ye through!" - Captain Blackeye
External link
For more information, see fourth wall on Wikipedia.
