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Banjo and Kazooie's maximum honeycomb capacity can increase. [[Extra Honeycomb Piece]]s can be collected to increase the duo's honeycomb capacity, and the final puzzle in ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]'' allows Banjo and Kazooie's energy bar to double in size. Different [[transformations]] in ''[[Banjo-Tooie]]'' also have differently-sized energy bars, as well as Banjo and Kazooie when they [[split-up]]. | Banjo and Kazooie's maximum honeycomb capacity can increase. [[Extra Honeycomb Piece]]s can be collected to increase the duo's honeycomb capacity, and the final puzzle in ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]'' allows Banjo and Kazooie's energy bar to double in size. Different [[transformations]] in ''[[Banjo-Tooie]]'' also have differently-sized energy bars, as well as Banjo and Kazooie when they [[split-up]]. | ||
In ''Banjo-Tooie'', the Honeycomb had two variants: the [[Random Stop Honeycomb]] and the [[Skill Stop Honeycomb]]. Both | In ''Banjo-Tooie'', the Honeycomb had two variants: the [[Random Stop Honeycomb]] and the [[Skill Stop Honeycomb]]. Not every enemy in the game drops Honeycomb, which also vanishes after a couple of seconds Both Both of ''Tooie's'' Honeycomb variants reappear in ''Grunty's Revenge'', which also introduced another variant representing two Honeycombs, the [[Double Honeycomb]]. | ||
In ''[[Banjo-Pilot]]'', Honeycombs are the means of obtaining an item. The item received by the racer is usually based on which place they are in. | In ''[[Banjo-Pilot]]'', Honeycombs are the means of obtaining an item. The item received by the racer is usually based on which place they are in. | ||
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| Game(s) | Banjo-Kazooie Banjo-Tooie Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge Banjo-Pilot Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts |
| Usage | Replenishes Banjo and Kazooie's health |
 
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- “Mmmm... I'm sticky tasty honey energy!”
- —A Honeycomb, Banjo-Kazooie
A Honeycomb is a unit of health used in the Banjo-Kazooie series as the player's life bar. Usually, being hurt by an enemy or damaging terrain causes Banjo and/or Kazooie to lose a Honeycomb (more can be lost at once from certain enemies and fall damage). Honeycombs can be replenished by collecting some from fallen enemies (usually one at a time), Beehives, or just in random areas.
Banjo and Kazooie's maximum honeycomb capacity can increase. Extra Honeycomb Pieces can be collected to increase the duo's honeycomb capacity, and the final puzzle in Banjo-Kazooie allows Banjo and Kazooie's energy bar to double in size. Different transformations in Banjo-Tooie also have differently-sized energy bars, as well as Banjo and Kazooie when they split-up.
In Banjo-Tooie, the Honeycomb had two variants: the Random Stop Honeycomb and the Skill Stop Honeycomb. Not every enemy in the game drops Honeycomb, which also vanishes after a couple of seconds Both Both of Tooie's Honeycomb variants reappear in Grunty's Revenge, which also introduced another variant representing two Honeycombs, the Double Honeycomb.
In Banjo-Pilot, Honeycombs are the means of obtaining an item. The item received by the racer is usually based on which place they are in.
Honeycombs appear in Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts as fetch items in the end in Lord of Games' challenge of Spiral Mountain.
Gallery
Artwork from Banjo-Kazooie
- Honeycomb B-K.jpg
A Honeycomb in Banjo-Kazooie
A few Honeycombs in Nuts & Bolts, from the Six of the Best challenge.
Trivia
- Honeycombs are likely inspired from how bears like to eat honey, is because Banjo is a honey bear, and bears like honey.
