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'''Jinjos''' are small creatures found in every game in the ''[[Banjo-Kazooie series|Banjo-Kazooie]]'' series. Jinjos appear in many colors and have long snouts. They are a very hardy species, appearing in many hostile environments without harm. However, they are not invincible, as seen by the Grey Jinjo family being killed by the [[Hag 1]] destroying their house. Whether the Jinjos are designed after any preexisting species is unknown, though a hyperbolic sign in [[Witchyworld]] calls one a "Weird Killer Alien."
'''Jinjos''' are small creatures that appear in every ''[[Banjo-Kazooie (series)|Banjo-Kazooie]]'' game. They have a long snout and are featured in a variety of colors. In most of their appearances, there are a few Jinjos found in each world, located in certain areas. In these games, whenever [[Banjo]] and [[Kazooie]] are near a Jinjo, it whistles and calls for help. When the duo rescue every Jinjo in a world, they are rewarded with a [[Jiggy]].


In ''[[Banjo-Tooie]]'' Jinjos are depicted as living in a [[Jinjo Village|small village]] ruled by [[King Jingaling]], a yellow Jinjo much larger in size than a normal Jinjo. The game also introduces evil versions of Jinjos, known as [[Minjo]]s, who disguise themselves as Jinjos and attack [[Banjo]] when he tries to collect them.
==Game appearances==
 
==Games==
===''Banjo-Kazooie''===
===''Banjo-Kazooie''===
Jinjos first appear in ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]'', where five Jinjos of different colors (blue, green, orange, purple, and yellow) are scattered around each world due to [[Gruntilda]] kidnapping them. The first one collected tells [[Banjo]] and [[Kazooie]] of their plight. They stand still, shouting for help and whistling, before flying away while shouting "Jinjo! Whoopee!" upon being rescued; rescuing all five in a world will grant the duo one of the world's ten [[Jiggy|Jiggies]], or an [[Extra Life]] if they have rescued them previously. In the original version, leaving a world causes the Jinjos to return to their original spots, meaning that leaving without collecting them all will force the player to start over. However, this is changed in [[Banjo-Kazooie (XBLA)|the XBox Live Arcade version]], so they instead stay collected no matter what.
Jinjos first appear in ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]'', where five Jinjos of different colors (blue, green, orange, purple, and yellow) are scattered around each world due to [[Gruntilda]] kidnapping them. The first one collected tells [[Banjo]] and [[Kazooie]] of their plight. When the duo rescue all five in a world, they are rewarded a Jiggy, or an [[Extra Life]] if they have rescued all of them beforehand. In the original version, leaving a world causes the Jinjos to return to their original spots, meaning that leaving without collecting them all will force the player to start over. In the [[Banjo-Kazooie (Xbox Live Arcade)|Xbox Live Arcade]], like other collectibles, Jinjos remain collected, even if Banjo and Kazooie leave and re-enter a world.


In the final battle against Gruntilda, Jinjos appear in the fourth phase to help the duo as thanks. They are the only way to destroy the magical barrier Grunty has created around herself in this phase, but to do so, the duo must [[Egg firing|fire]] [[Blue Egg|eggs]] into each of the four Jinjo statues found in the corners of [[Top of the Tower|the arena]], causing a Jinjo to emerge from each. Each of the Jinjos them attacks Grunty's shield, weakening it and eventually destroying [[Gruntilda's Broomstick|her broomstick]]. However, the shield remains, leading to the fifth phase, in which a giant Jinjo statue appears in the middle, introducing itself as [[the Mighty Jinjonator]]. After firing enough eggs in all four sides of his pedestal, the Mighty Jinjonator emerges, showing itself to be a shiny blue Jinjo with red eyes. It then repeatedly bashes into Grunty, before finally knocking her over the edge and defeating her. After this, the only appearance of a Jinjo is a yellow one appearing in the beach scene at the end.
In the final battle against Gruntilda, Jinjos appear in the fourth phase to help the duo as thanks. They are the only way to destroy the magical barrier Grunty has created around herself in this phase, but to do so, the duo must fire [[Blue Egg|egg]]s into each of the four Jinjo statues found in the corners of [[Top of the Tower|the arena]], causing a Jinjo to emerge from each. Each of the Jinjos them attacks Grunty's shield, weakening it and eventually destroying [[Gruntilda's Broomstick|her broomstick]]. However, the shield remains, leading to the fifth phase, in which a giant Jinjo statue appears in the middle, introducing itself as [[the Mighty Jinjonator]]. After firing enough eggs in all four sides of his pedestal, the Mighty Jinjonator emerges, showing itself to be a shiny blue Jinjo with red eyes. It then repeatedly bashes into Grunty, before finally knocking her over the edge and defeating her. After this, the only appearance of a Jinjo is a yellow one appearing in the beach scene at the end.


===''Banjo-Tooie''===
===''Banjo-Tooie''===
====Collecting Jinjos====
In ''[[Banjo-Tooie]]'', Jinjos were given a larger role. They live in [[Jinjo Village]], and each color variant has their own family. They are ruled by a large, sovereign Jinjo named [[King Jingaling]]. The game also introduces an evil counterpart, [[Minjo]]s, who disguise themselves as Jinjos and try and attack Banjo when he gets nearby.
The Jinjos of [[Jinjo Village]] were scared away when the [[Hag 1]] drilling machine plowed through their village, killing the grey jinjos. King Jingaling begs the pair to return the Jinjos to their homes in time for the upcoming kickball tournament with the moles, but finding them isn't quite as easy as in ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]''; rather than five Jinjos in every world, Jinjos of nine differently colored families are scattered throughout all of the game's worlds including [[Spiral Mountain]] and the [[Isle o' Hags]]. Only once all of a certain color's family members are returned will Banjo and [[Kazooie]] be rewarded with the family's Jiggy heirloom. Furthermore, where certain colors appear is totally random and changes with every save file, meaning that where one Jinjo of a certain color was found on one file, any other color could be in its place on another. This means that there is a slight chance of completing certain families very early, and is in fact possible for the sole White Jinjo to be the first found, though this is an extremely rare occurrence.
 
On its path back to Cauldron Keep, the Hag 1 drilled through Jinjo Village. It drove into the Grey Jinjo's house, killing every member inside. King Jingaling begs the pair to return the Jinjos to their homes in time for the upcoming kickball tournament with the moles, but finding them isn't quite as easy as in ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]''; rather than five Jinjos in every world, Jinjos of nine differently colored families are scattered throughout all of the game's worlds including [[Spiral Mountain]] and the [[Isle o' Hags]]. Only once all of a certain color's family members are returned will Banjo and [[Kazooie]] be rewarded with the family's Jiggy heirloom. Furthermore, where certain colors appear is totally random and changes with every save file, meaning that where one Jinjo of a certain color was found on one file, any other color could be in its place on another. This means that there is a slight chance of completing certain families very early, and is in fact possible for the sole White Jinjo to be the first found, though this is an extremely rare occurrence.


Once a Jinjo has been rescued, rather than resetting once the player leaves the area, it returns to its family house in the Jinjo Village. If any Jinjos are still missing, a slow, sad variation of Jinjo Village's theme will play inside the house, whereas completed families have a happier, more upbeat tune.
Once a Jinjo has been rescued, rather than resetting once the player leaves the area, it returns to its family house in the Jinjo Village. If any Jinjos are still missing, a slow, sad variation of Jinjo Village's theme will play inside the house, whereas completed families have a happier, more upbeat tune.
The [[White Jinjo]] family contains only one member. The Orange Jinjo family has two, the Yellow Jinjo family three, the [[Brown Jinjo]] family four, the Green Jinjo family has five, the [[Red Jinjo]] family six, the Blue Jinjo family has seven, the Purple Jinjo family has eight, and the [[Black Jinjo]] family, the largest one, has nine members. There is also a tenth house in the village which apparently belonged to the [[Grey Jinjo]] family, but it was demolished by Hag 1 on its way to the [[Cauldron Keep]], and thus Grey Jinjos do not make an appearance in the game. It is presumed that the Grey Jinjos were a family of ten.


An easy way to distinguish Jinjos from [[Minjo]]s is to remember which Jinjo families were completed. That way players can know which are impostors. Another way is hit a Jinjo from distance. If the egg hits it, it will be a Minjo.
An easy way to distinguish Jinjos from [[Minjo]]s is to remember which Jinjo families were completed. That way players can know which are impostors. Another way is hit a Jinjo from distance. If the egg hits it, it will be a Minjo.


====Multiplayer Mode====
Once Kazooie learns the [[Hatch]] ability, she can use it to hatch the yellow egg inside [[Heggy's Egg Shed]]. Once it has been hatched, Heggy will announce that a Jinjo is now an available character for the FPS-style [[Breegull Blaster]] shootout matches in Multiplayer Mode. The Jinjo is the smallest and fastest character, but also the most vulnerable, having only four health - a single hit from an explosive egg such as [[Grenade Egg|Grenade]] or [[Proximity Egg]]s that instantly defeat Banjo and Kazooie.
Once Kazooie learns the [[Hatch]] ability, she can use it to hatch the yellow egg inside [[Heggy's Egg Shed]]. Once it has been hatched, Heggy will announce that a Jinjo is now an available character for the FPS-style [[Breegull Blaster]] shootout matches in Multiplayer Mode. The Jinjo is the smallest and fastest character, but also the most vulnerable, having only four health - a single hit from an explosive egg such as [[Grenade Egg|Grenade]] or [[Proximity Egg]]s that instantly defeat Banjo and Kazooie.


===''Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge''===
===''Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge''===
In ''[[Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge]]'', the Jinjos have been scared away by Gruntilda, and they have left the [[Jinjo Oracle]] by herself. The Jinjo Oracle is a large stone statue that resembles a Jinjo. She needs the Jinjos to give her gossip because she can't get around. Banjo and Kazooie must find five Jinjos in each of the different worlds. After a Jinjo is collected the Jinjo Oracle will give a hint about finding a Jinjo or how to obtain a Jiggy in that specific world. When all five Jinjos are collected the Oracle will give Banjo and Kazooie a Jiggy and tell them information about the next world.
In ''[[Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge]]'', the Jinjos have been scared away by Mecha-Grunty, and they have left the [[Jinjo Oracle]] by herself. The Jinjo Oracle is a large stone statue that resembles a Jinjo. She needs the Jinjos to give her gossip because she can't get around. Banjo and Kazooie must find five Jinjos in each of the different worlds. After a Jinjo is collected the Jinjo Oracle will give a hint about finding a Jinjo or how to obtain a Jiggy in that specific world. When all five Jinjos are collected the Oracle will give Banjo and Kazooie a Jiggy and tell them information about the next world.


Each world's five Jinjos are a different color. Spiral Mountain's Jinjos are pink, Cliff Farm's Jinjos are orange, Breegull Beach's Jinjos are yellow, Bad Magic Bayou's Jinjos are green, Spiller's Harbor's Jinjos are grey, and Freezing Furnace's Jinjos are blue.
Each world's five Jinjos are a different color. Spiral Mountain's Jinjos are pink, Cliff Farm's Jinjos are orange, Breegull Beach's Jinjos are yellow, Bad Magic Bayou's Jinjos are green, Spiller's Harbor's Jinjos are grey, and Freezing Furnace's Jinjos are blue.
This is the only time in which Grey Jinjos need to be rescued.


===''Banjo-Pilot''===
===''Banjo-Pilot''===
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===''Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts''===
===''Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts''===
Jinjos reappear in ''[[Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts]]'', and have a similar task of collection as in the previous games. Instead of Banjo simply locating Jinjos and collecting them, he must find them and complete a challenge, which varies from going over a set speed to making them roll a certain distance. Completing a Jinjo's challenge earns him a Jinjo Token, which can be used in [[Showdown Town]] for [[King Jingaling]]'s Bingo Palace. Also in Showdown Town, there are six Jinjos locked up in cages around town. Banjo must free them with a '''Wrench Switch''' and take them to their homes. When a Jinjo is freed, a [[Minjo]] must be found and carried to an open cage to replace a Jinjo that has been freed.
Jinjos reappear in ''[[Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts]]'', and have a similar task of collection as in the previous games. Instead of Banjo simply locating Jinjos and collecting them, he must find them and complete a challenge, which varies from going over a set speed to making them roll a certain distance. Completing a Jinjo's challenge earns him a Jinjo Token, which can be used in [[Showdown Town]] for [[King Jingaling]]'s Bingo Palace. Also in Showdown Town, there are six Jinjos locked up in cages around town. Banjo must free them with a [[Wrench Switch]] and take them to their homes. When a Jinjo is freed, a [[Minjo]] must be found and carried to an open cage to replace a Jinjo that has been freed.


===''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''===
===''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''===
Jinjos are set to reappear in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' during Banjo & Kazooie's Final Smash. Similarly to their role during the final boss fight in the first game, four Jinjos and the Mighty Jinjonator continuously attack any opponent caught in the attack before the Jinjonator deals one final blow.
Jinjos reappear in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'', as a part of Banjo and Kazooie's Final Smash. Similarly to their role during the final boss fight in the first game, four Jinjos and the Mighty Jinjonator continuously attack any opponent caught in the attack before the Jinjonator deals one final blow.


== Variants ==
== Variants ==
=== Black ===
Jinjos come in a variety of colors. In ''Banjo-Tooie'', it is shown that each color variant is part of a family, and they live together in Jinjo Village.
Black Jinjos are one of the ten Jinjo families in ''Banjo-Tooie''. There are nine members in their family, making them the largest family from [[Jinjo Village]].
 
=== Blue ===
[[File:Blue Jinjo NnB.png|thumb|200x200px|A Blue Jinjo in ''Nuts & Bolts'']]
Blue Jinjos are a recurring type of Jinjo. They first appear in ''Banjo-Kazooie'' as one of the five Jinjos that Banjo and Kazooie must rescue in every world. Unlike the other Jinjos, the blue ones have orange bellies, instead of the usual tan. [[The Mighty Jinjonator]] shares a speech icon with Blue Jinjos.
 
Seven Blue Jinjos appear in ''Banjo-Tooie'', and their home is located behind [[King Jingaling's Throne Room]]. They are the third largest family of Jinjos. In ''Grunty's Revenge'', there are five Blue Jinjos that are indigenous to [[Freezing Furnace]].
 
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Blue Jinjo BKGR.png|In ''Grunty's Revenge''
</gallery>


=== Brown ===
{|class="wikitable"
Brown Jinjos only appear in ''Banjo-Tooie'' as one of the ten Jinjo families. They have four members in total.
!Color
!Game appearances
!Description
|-
|{{anchor|Black Jinjo}} '''Black'''
|''Banjo-Tooie''
|Black Jinjos make their first and only appearance in ''Banjo-Tooie''. They have nine members, making them the largest family of Jinjo Village.
|
|-
|{{anchor|Blue Jinjo}} {{color|Blue|blue}}
|style="white-space:nowrap"|''Banjo-Kazooie'', ''Banjo-Tooie'',<br>''Grunty's Revenge'', ''Nuts & Bolts''
|Blue Jinjos, unlike other Jinjos, have orange bellies (although it was changed to light blue in ''Nuts & Bolts''). In ''Banjo-Kazooie'', they are one of the five types of Jinjos found in each world. [[The Mighty Jinjonator]] shares a speech icon with Blue Jinjos.


=== Green ===
In ''Banjo-Tooie'', there are seven blue Jinjos, and their home is located behind King Jingaling's Throne Room.
[[File:Green Jinjo NnB.png|thumb|left|200x200px|A Green Jinjo in ''Nuts & Bolts'']]
Green Jinjos first appear in ''Banjo-Kazooie'' as one of the five colored Jinjos to collect in every world. They are light green and white-chested. In ''Banjo-Tooie'', the green Jinjos consist of a family of five, and they became a lighter shade of green and received a yellow chest. In ''Grunty's Revenge'', the green Jinjos are indigenous to [[Bad Magic Bayou]].


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In ''Grunty's Revenge'', there are five Blue Jinjos, which are indigenous to [[Freezing Furnace]].
Green Jinjo GR.png|In ''Grunty's Revenge''
|-
</gallery>
|{{anchor|Brown Jinjo}} {{color|Brown|brown}}
{{br|left}}
|''Banjo-Tooie''
=== Grey ===
|Brown Jinjos only appear in ''Banjo-Tooie'', in which they have a family of four.
[[File:Gray Jinjo GR.png|thumb|100x100px|A Gray Jinjo from ''Grunty's Revenge'']]
|-
The Grey Jinjos were only mentioned in ''Banjo-Tooie'', as one of the ten Jinjo families from Jinjo Village. Every one of them died after the [[Hag 1]] demolished their house on its route back to [[Cauldron Keep]]. Neither the Grey Jinjos nor their house directly appear in the game; however, there is unused data of their house in the game's files, with the tag "SHOULDN'T BE HERE".<ref>[https://tcrf.net/Banjo-Tooie#Unused_Jinjo_House ''Banjo-Tooie'' on TCRF]</ref>
|{{anchor|Grey Jinjo}} {{color|Grey|gray}}
|''Banjo-Tooie'' (mentioned)<br>''Grunty's Revenge''
|The Grey Jinjos were only mentioned in ''Banjo-Tooie'', as one of the ten Jinjo families from Jinjo Village. At the start of the game, the [[Hag 1]] destroyed their house on its way back to [[Cauldron Keep]], killing every Grey Jinjo inside, on its route back to [[Cauldron Keep]]. Although they are absent fro ''Banjo-Tooie'', Grey Jinjos later make an actual appearance in ''Grunty's Revenge'', as the indigenous color of [[Spiller's Harbor]].
|-
|{{anchor|Green Jinjo}} {{color|Green|#00BF00}}
|''Banjo-Kazooie'', ''Banjo-Tooie'',<br>''Grunty's Revenge'', ''Nuts & Bolts''
|Green Jinjos first appear in ''Banjo-Kazooie'' as one of the five colored Jinjos to collect in every world. They are light green and have a white chest. In ''Banjo-Tooie'', there is a family of five Green Jinjos, which are a lighter shade of green and. In ''Grunty's Revenge'', the green Jinjos are indigenous to [[Bad Magic Bayou]].
|-
|{{anchor|Orange Jinjo}} {{color|Orange|orange}}
|''Banjo-Kazooie'', ''Banjo-Tooie'', ''Grunty's Revenge''
|Orange Jinjos are among the five Jinjos to be found in every world from ''Banjo-Kazooie''. In ''Banjo-Tooie'', there is only a family of two. In ''Grunty's Revenge'', Orange Jinjos are the indigenous color of [[Cliff Farm]].
|-
|{{anchor|Purple Jinjo}} {{color|Purple|#9F409F}}
|''Banjo-Kazooie'', ''Banjo-Tooie'', ''Grunty's Revenge'',<br>''Banjo-Pilot'', ''Nuts & Bolts''
|Purple Jinjos make their debut in the original ''Banjo-Kazooie'' as one of the five Jinjos needed to be collected in each world. Despite their name, Purple Jinjos look more pink than purple. [[Banjo]] is shown holding a Jinjo on the cover art for the game.


Grey Jinjos later appear in ''Grunty's Revenge'' as the indigenous color of [[Spiller's Harbor]].
In ''Banjo-Tooie'', Purple Jinjos have the second largest family, having a total of eight members.
{{br}}
=== Orange ===
[[File:Orange Jinjo NnB screenshot.png|thumb|200x200px|An Orange Jinjo from ''Nuts & Bolts'']]


Orange Jinjos are among the five Jinjos to be found in every world from ''Banjo-Kazooie''. They also appear in ''Banjo-Tooie'', as the second smallest Jinjo family (only having two members). In ''Grunty's Revenge'', Orange Jinjos are the indigenous color of [[Cliff Farm]].
In ''Banjo-Pilot'', a Purple Jinjo is one of the playable characters.
 
<gallery>
Orange Jinjo B-K.jpg|In ''Banjo-Kazooie''
Orange Jinjo GR.png|In ''Grunty's Revenge''
</gallery>
 
=== Purple ===
[[File:Purple Jinjo BKNB screenshot.png|thumb|left|150x150px|A Purple Jinjo from ''Nuts & Bolts'']]
Purple Jinjos make their debut in the original ''Banjo-Kazooie'' as one of the five Jinjos needed to be collected in each world. Despite their name, Purple Jinjos look more pink than purple. [[Banjo]] is shown holding a Jinjo on the cover art for the game.
 
In ''Banjo-Tooie'', the Purple Jinjos have the second largest family, with a total of eight members. A purple Jinjo is one of the playable characters in ''Banjo-Pilot''.


In ''Nuts & Bolts'', the Purple Jinjos are among the Jinjos that can be found in certain worlds and with a unique challenge for Banjo.
In ''Nuts & Bolts'', the Purple Jinjos are among the Jinjos that can be found in certain worlds and with a unique challenge for Banjo.
 
|-
=== Red ===
|{{anchor|Red Jinjo}} {{color|Red|red}}
The Red Jinjos only appear in ''Banjo-Tooie'' as one of the ten Jinjo families from Jinjo Village. There are six members in their family, and their house was slightly damaged from the Hag 1. A [[Treble Clef]] appears on top of their house, which is hinted by a [[Signpost]] behind [[Jiggywiggy's Temple]].
|''Banjo-Tooie''
 
|The Red Jinjos only appear in ''Banjo-Tooie'' as one of the ten Jinjo families. There are six members in their family, and their house was slightly damaged from the Hag 1.
=== White ===
|-
White Jinjos are one of the ten Jinjo families residing in Jinjo Village in ''Banjo-Tooie''. Only a single White Jinjo appears in the game, making them the smallest family.
|{{anchor|White Jinjo}} {{color|White|silver}}
 
|''Banjo-Tooie''
=== Yellow ===
|There is only one white Jinjo in ''Banjo-Tooie'', making it the smallest family in the game.
[[File:Yellow Jinjo NnB.png|thumb|200x200px|A Yellow Jinjo from ''Nuts & Bolts''.]]
|-
Yellow Jinjos are one of the five collectible Jinjos in every world of ''Banjo-Kazooie''. They reappear in as one of the ten Jinjo families from Jinjo Village in ''Banjo-Tooie''. They originally had darker bellies, but it became a brighter color for the game. In ''Grunty's Revenge'', Yellow Jinjos are the indigenous color of [[Breegull Beach]].
|{{anchor|Yellow Jinjo}} {{color|Yellow|#e6c200}}
 
|''Banjo-Kazooie'', ''Banjo-Tooie'',<br>''Grunty's Revenge'', ''Nuts & Bolts''
<gallery>
|Yellow Jinjos are one of the five collectible Jinjos in every world of ''Banjo-Kazooie''. In ''Banjo-Tooie'', there is a family of three Yellow Jinjos. In their debut appearance, Yellow Jinjos had a darker belly, which became a brighter color in subsequent games. In ''Grunty's Revenge'', Yellow Jinjos are the indigenous color of [[Breegull Beach]].
Yellow Jinjo BKGR.png|In ''Grunty's Revenge''
|}
</gallery>


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*In artwork and icons for the first game, Jinjos are depicted as having somewhat-prominent eyebrows, which are absent in materials related to later games, including the icons in the game's own enhanced port.
*In artwork and icons for the first game, Jinjos are depicted as having somewhat-prominent eyebrows, which are absent in materials related to later games, including the icons in the game's own enhanced port.
*Their name is based on a nickname that [[Grant Kirkhope]] used to call artist [[Ed Bryan]] during development of Banjo-Kazooie.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kq-fpnnGzyU&t=562 ''Rare Revealed: Five Things You Didn't Know About Banjo-Kazooie'' - YouTube]</ref>
*Their name is based on a nickname that [[Grant Kirkhope]] used to call artist [[Ed Bryan]] during development of Banjo-Kazooie.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kq-fpnnGzyU&t=562 ''Rare Revealed: Five Things You Didn't Know About Banjo-Kazooie'' - YouTube]</ref>


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