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}}{{Quote|Oh, hello there! I'm Jolly Roger, town mayor and proprietor of this lovely harborside inn.|Jolly Roger|[[Banjo Tooie]]}} | }}{{Quote|Oh, hello there! I'm Jolly Roger, town mayor and proprietor of this lovely harborside inn.|Jolly Roger|[[Banjo Tooie]]}} | ||
'''Jolly Roger's Lagoon''' is the fourth world of ''[[Banjo-Tooie]]''. It is a pastoral seaside town that, according to signpost outside it, is a famous tourist resort and is "fun for all the family" | '''Jolly Roger's Lagoon''' is the fourth world of ''[[Banjo-Tooie]]''. It is a pastoral seaside town that, according to signpost outside it, is a famous tourist resort and is "fun for all the family." As one would expect, the town overlooks a large, deep-looking lagoon. The town proprietor, [[Jolly Roger]], also runs the local inn, and [[Captain Blubber]] runs a store that rents waveracers out to tourists. Other points of interest around town include [[Pawno]]'s Emporium, a small gift shop, Turtle View Cave; where sightseers can see [[Tiptup]] and [[Tiptup Jr.]], and a heavily-polluted communal pool located beside [[Jolly's]]. | ||
At first glance, Jolly Roger's Lagoon is a very small area with only the several aforementioned buildings, the actual lagoon, and little else. However, with a little help from [[Mumbo]], it is discovered that the bulk of this world lies hidden under the sea, unfolding into a glorious and treacherous vista called [[Atlantis]]. | At first glance, Jolly Roger's Lagoon is a very small area with only the several aforementioned buildings, the actual lagoon, and little else. However, with a little help from [[Mumbo]], it is discovered that the bulk of this world lies hidden under the sea, unfolding into a glorious and treacherous vista called [[Atlantis]]. | ||
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*The UFO and the Mountains for treasure appears in [[Banjoland]]. | *The UFO and the Mountains for treasure appears in [[Banjoland]]. | ||
*In the UFO, Kazooie asks the aliens if they need to "phone home." This is a reference to the movie ''E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial''. | *In the UFO, Kazooie asks the aliens if they need to "phone home." This is a reference to the movie ''E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial''. | ||
*Kazooie asks if any of the aliens are named "Elvis" | *Kazooie asks if any of the aliens are named "Elvis." It's the name of an alien from PERFECT DARK, another Rare Ltd. game. This could also be a reference to the common belief of what happened to Elvis Presley. | ||
*The Big Fish is similar to [http://www.zeldawiki.org/Lord_Jabu-Jabu Lord Jabu-Jabu], a giant fish that swallows the player whole, from ''[http://www.zeldawiki.org/The_Legend_of_Zelda:_Ocarina_of_Time The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]'', because in both games you must go inside the large fish to rescue an amphibian like creature. In both games, the walls of the insides are similar in color and move around. | *The Big Fish is similar to [http://www.zeldawiki.org/Lord_Jabu-Jabu Lord Jabu-Jabu], a giant fish that swallows the player whole, from ''[http://www.zeldawiki.org/The_Legend_of_Zelda:_Ocarina_of_Time The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]'', because in both games you must go inside the large fish to rescue an amphibian like creature. In both games, the walls of the insides are similar in color and move around. | ||
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