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{{quote|Hey...It's me, Mr. Jiggy! Now go and find a picture with a piece missing.|A Jiggy|[[Banjo-Kazooie]]}} | |||
{{Infobox item | {{Infobox item | ||
|image = Jiggy-1.gif | |image = Jiggy-1.gif | ||
|aka = Jigsaw, puzzle piece, jigsaw piece, nugget, rock, golden trinket | |aka = Jigsaw, puzzle piece, jigsaw piece, nugget, rock, golden trinket | ||
|game = [[Banjo-Kazooie]] | |game = [[Banjo-Kazooie]] ''[[Banjo-Kazooie (Xbox Live Arcade)|(XBLA)]]''<br>[[Banjo-Tooie]] ''[[Banjo-Tooie (Xbox Live Arcade)|(XBLA)]]''<br>[[Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge]]<br>[[Banjo-Pilot]]<br>[[Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts]] | ||
|use = Opening new worlds | |use = Opening new worlds | ||
|max = 100 (BK)<br>90 (BT)<br>60 (BK:GR)<br>131 (BK:NB) | |max = 100 (BK)<br>90 (BT)<br>60 (BK:GR)<br>131 (BK:NB) | ||
|icon = Jiggy icon.png | |icon = Jiggy icon.png | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''Jiggies''' are collectible items found in all of the [[Banjo-Kazooie series|Banjo-Kazooie games]] and can be considered the series' symbol. These golden jigsaw pieces contain a strong magic capable of breaking open the entrances to the games' worlds and are essential in progressing through each game. Jiggies are obtained through completing various missions, helping characters, playing mini-games, fighting bosses, or sometimes (especially near the beginning of the games) found lying on the ground in certain areas. Depending on the game, the number and manner in which the Jiggies open worlds is different. | '''Jiggies''' are collectible items found in all of the [[Banjo-Kazooie series|Banjo-Kazooie games]] and can be considered the series' symbol. These golden jigsaw pieces contain a strong magic capable of breaking open the entrances to the games' worlds and are essential in progressing through each game. Jiggies are obtained through completing various missions, helping characters, playing mini-games, fighting bosses, or sometimes (especially near the beginning of the games) found lying on the ground in certain areas. Depending on the game, the number and manner in which the Jiggies open worlds is different. | ||
==Games== | ==Games== | ||
===''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]''=== | ===''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]''=== | ||
Every level has a matching portrait hidden somewhere in [[Gruntilda's Lair]]. Jiggies fill in missing pieces of the level's portrait like a [[Jigsaw Puzzle]], and an increasing number is required for each consecutive world. Jiggies here are actually "spent" to open worlds, unlike subsequent games in which only the total amount of Jiggies collected is considered. The very first Jiggy is found right next to the entrance of Gruntilda's Lair, allowing the duo to complete the [[Mumbo's Mountain]] picture and systematically raid the whole lair of its | Every level has a matching portrait hidden somewhere in [[Gruntilda's Lair]]. Jiggies fill in missing pieces of the level's portrait like a [[Jigsaw Puzzle]], and an increasing number is required for each consecutive world. Jiggies here are actually "spent" to open worlds, unlike subsequent games in which only the total amount of Jiggies collected is considered. The very first Jiggy is found right next to the entrance of Gruntilda's Lair, allowing the duo to complete the [[Mumbo's Mountain]] picture and systematically raid the whole lair of its Jiggies, [[Notes]] and [[Moves]]. This is similar to Super Mario 64 (the game that laid base for Banjo-Kazooie and many other 3D platformers) in which one door wasn't sealed, allowing Mario to collect his first Stars to open other worlds and collect more. | ||
===''[[Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge]]''=== | ===''[[Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge]]''=== | ||