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*Along with Burgers, Fries cannot be taken outside of Witchyworld, due to management requests. But they can be snuck out through the exit that leads to [[Oogle Boogles' Cave]] in [[Witchyworld]]. | *Along with Burgers, Fries cannot be taken outside of Witchyworld, due to management requests. But they can be snuck out through the exit that leads to [[Oogle Boogles' Cave]] in [[Witchyworld]]. | ||
*If you give some fries to [[Soggy]], she will return to her mother, [[Mrs. Boggy]]. | *If you give some fries to [[Soggy]], she will return to her mother, [[Mrs. Boggy]]. | ||
*Technically, due to Rare's status as a British company and the games' frequent usage of British terms, they would be known as "chips", as the British term for fries is such. | |||
[[Category:Food]] | [[Category:Food]] | ||
[[Category:Trivia]] | [[Category:Trivia]] | ||
Revision as of 20:56, June 21, 2018
| Salty_Joe_Fries.png | |
| Game(s) | Banjo-Tooie (XBLA) |
| Usage | Give to Soggy and starving Oogle Boogle cavemen |
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Fries are acquired in Witchyworld in Banjo-Tooie. To get fries, the duo need to open Salty Joe's stand (by finding the switch behind his stand) and then go talk to him. If he has fries available, he gives them to Banjo and Kazooie, despite all of Kazooie's cynical remarks. Similar to Big Al's stand that sells Burgers, Banjo and Kazooie have to leave the world for him to fry more.
A Signpost near the stand describes these limp, salty fries as the taste-free greasy alternative to a decent meal.
Trivia
- Along with Burgers, Fries cannot be taken outside of Witchyworld, due to management requests. But they can be snuck out through the exit that leads to Oogle Boogles' Cave in Witchyworld.
- If you give some fries to Soggy, she will return to her mother, Mrs. Boggy.
- Technically, due to Rare's status as a British company and the games' frequent usage of British terms, they would be known as "chips", as the British term for fries is such.
