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The '''health bar'''<ref>''Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge'' manual, page 8.</ref> is the colloquial term for a meter that displays the remaining health of its associated character. Typically, getting damaged by an attack decreases the health bar by a certain amount depending on circumstances like current status, armor, and the strength of the attack itself. A health bar completely depleted means that the character is defeated and loses a life if applicable. There frequently are abilities and items that are meant to increase a health when used. 

In the ''[[Banjo-Kazooie (series)|Banjo-Kazooie]]'' series, the health bar displays [[Banjo]] and [[Kazooie]]'s current amount of health, displayed in units of [[Honeycomb]]s. The health bar appears in the first three games, ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]'', ''[[Banjo-Tooie]]'', and ''[[Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge]]''. In the [[Nintendo 64]] games, Banjo and Kazooie start their adventure with five honeycombs.

Darkened honeycombs in the health bar represent missing units of health. Banjo and Kazooie lose health by either taking damage from either an enemy or obstacle. In the Nintendo 64 games, this is also caused by falling from a height. This usually results in them losing one unit of health, although stronger enemies or higher falls can cause them to lose more health. If Banjo and Kazooie collect a Honeycomb, a unit of their health is restored (unless the health bar is full). If Banjo and Kazooie lose every Honeycomb in their health bar, they lose a life. The duo collect [[Extra Honeycomb Piece]]s along the way, and each of them add another Honeycomb to the health bar.

In ''Banjo-Kazooie'', an icon of Banjo's and Kazooie's faces are next to the health bar; the emotion they give depends on the amount of health they have. If the health bar is full, Banjo and Kazooie are shown to be happy, but as more and more honeycomb are taken away, Banjo and Kazooie gradually become more sad and worrisome. When every Honeycomb is lost, the two perform an exaggerated "dead" facial expression.

In ''Banjo-Tooie'', the number of health bar units is different for every [[transformation]]. Like Banjo and Kazooie, [[Mumbo Jumbo]]'s health bar is also represented by Honeycombs. Both Banjo and Kazooie have less health while they are [[split-up]].  

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 In ''Banjo-Kazooie'', an icon of Banjo's and Kazooie's faces are next to the health bar; the emotion they give depends on the amount of health they have. If the health bar is full, Banjo and Kazooie are shown to be happy, but as more and more honeycomb are taken away, Banjo and Kazooie gradually become more sad and worrisome. When every Honeycomb is lost, the two perform an exaggerated "dead" facial expression.
-In ''Banjo-Tooie'', the number of health bar units is different for every [[transformation]]. Like Banjo and Kazooie, [[Mumbo Jumbo]]'s health bar is also represented by Honeycombs. Both Banjo and Kazooie have less health while they are [[split-up]]. [[Washer Banjo]] transformation always has one more Honeycomb than when both Banjo and Kazooie are together.
+In ''Banjo-Tooie'', the number of health bar units is different for every [[transformation]]. Like Banjo and Kazooie, [[Mumbo Jumbo]]'s health bar is also represented by Honeycombs. Both Banjo and Kazooie have less health while they are [[split-up]].
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