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This is a list of pre-release and unused content from ''[[Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts]]''.
This is a list of pre-release and unused content from ''[[Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts]]''.


==Weird West==
==Weird West==
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{{quote|See all those boarded-up buildings? They used to have doors that led to the Weird West Game World. Legends tell of it being a wondrous place, but alas, it no longer exists.|[[Supporting cast]]|[[Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts]]}}
[[File:Weird West.jpg|thumb|Concept drawing]]
'''Weird West''' was a scrapped Western-styled Game World planned to appear in ''Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts''. Although there are some leftovers it in the game's internal files, such as its icon, a cowboy hat, and code for Jinjo Challenges, many remnants of the Game World can still be found in the game itself such as the fact that the [[Jiggosseum]] is the only Game World with two Grunty Acts, with "9-Ball Nightmare" possibly being the one planned to be featured in Weird West, the [[Inflatable Sheep]] of [[Banjoland]] which are featured in two challenges where they escape the [[List of implied locations#'Cut for Deadlines' Room|'Cut for Deadlines' Room]], indicating they were once part of Weird West and the [[supporting cast]] of [[Showdown Town]] sometimes talking about Weird West, among other things.
'''Weird West''' is a scrapped world from ''[[Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts]]''. A variety of speculation and scattered developer hints suggests it would have been a western-styled world with a twist, such as polystyrene buildings.
<gallery>
Weird West.jpg|Concept drawing
</gallery>


Weird West appears to be quite a late cut. There are several remnants and references left to it throughout the game:
==White Jinjo==
*The seaside is the only section of [[Showdown Town]] without a world entrance. Instead, it has several boarded-up buildings discussed by local NPCs as being remnants, mentioning the docks used to be "twice as long" and "See all these boarded-up buildings? They used to have doors that led to the Weird West Game World. Legend tells of it being a wondrous place, but alas, it no longer exists."
A white Jinjo was originally going to appear in ''Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts''. It's icon can be found among many others featured in a wallpaper released to advertise the game, while in the final game it is only used in the pause menu.
*[[L.O.G.]] has a comment relating to a similarly-named area: "You should be grateful, I could've sent you to Hoedown Town. It's awful. The music, the dancing! Oh my!"
<gallery>
*The music played during L.O.G.'s Lost Challenges is very western-styled, and could be related to the cut world's music.
NnB headshots wallpaper.jpg|The wallpaper featuring a white Jinjo icon
*There are 131 [[Jiggy|Jiggies]] in the game. Adding one more world of a reasonable number of challenges would bring this number to a more even 150. In addition, there is an extra T. T. Trophy that would also be evened out.
White Jinjo Icon N&B.png|The white Jinjo's icon
*There are two [[Grunty]] Challenges in [[Jiggosseum]]. One of them could have belonged to a cut world.
</gallery>
*The inflatable sheep in [[Banjoland]] do not fit in the retro-themed area, while they would have fit in a western area.


==Remote Controller Vehicle Part==
A model, texture and icon can be found for the Remote Controller vehicle part, however, there is no in-game functionality.
<gallery>
Unused_Remote_Controler_N&B.png|The vehicle part
Unused_Remote_Controler_Icon_N&B.png|The icon that would've been used in the assigned buttons
</gallery>
==Green Minjos==
[[Minjo]]s were originally green instead of blue. This seems to have been changed fairly late in development as their in-game icon still uses the old coloration.
<gallery>
Green_Minjo_N&B.png|thumb|150px|Early screenshot of a green Minjo
</gallery>
==Speedometer==
Originally the speedometer was its own gauge on the user interface rather than wrapped around the mini-map.
<gallery>
Early_Showdown_Town_1_N&B.png|Early screenshot of [[Showdown Town]] with the old speedometer
</gallery>
==Klungo's Arcade Bridge Expansion==
Before Weird West was scrapped, the bridge to [[Klungo's Arcade]] was longer featuring a structure somewhat resembling [[Klungo]]'s head.
<gallery>
Klungo's Arcade concept.jpg|Concept art of Klungo's Arcade
Early Showdown Town 2 N&B.png|Early screenshot of Showdown Town showing Klungo's Arcade
</gallery>
==High Grip Tires==
High Grip tires originally featured spikes on the wheels.
==Boggy's Children==
[[Boggy]]'s children, [[Soggy]], [[Groggy]] and [[Moggy]], were originally going to play a role in the scrapped [[Banjoland]] challenge "Don't Bring Your Kids To Work Day." Moggy and Soggy were actually leftover in the game and can be found during the challenge "Home Improvement Igloo Edition."<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20100209133334/http://www.rareware.com/extras/scribes/12feb09/index.html Rare Scribes - February 12, 2009] (Wayback Machine)</ref> Moggy can be found on top of an empty display case in the [[Mumbo's Mountain]] exhibit and Soggy can be found in between [[Clanker]]'s eyes.<ref>[https://youtu.be/cct-vochIbs Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts - Soggy and Moggy glitch - YouTube]</ref>
<gallery>
Soggy_Groggy_Moggy_Icon_N&B.png|thumb|150px|The icon that would've been used for Boggy's children
</gallery>
==Nintendo 64==
In pre-release screenshots of Banjoland, a [[Nintendo 64]] can be seen in the place of [[Old King Coal]]'s statue.<ref>[https://www.ign.com/videos/2008/07/08/banjo-kazooie-nuts-and-bolts-x360-banjo-land-walkthrough?objectid=15334 Banjo Land Walkthrough - IGN] ([https://web.archive.org/web/20220520130926/https://www.ign.com/videos/2008/07/08/banjo-kazooie-nuts-and-bolts-x360-banjo-land-walkthrough?objectid=15334 archive.org])</ref> This was likely changed due to legal reasons.
==Early Wrench-it Bolts==
Pre-release screenshots of the [[Wrench-it Bolt]]s showed that they appeared closer to [[Mumbo Jumbo]]'s appearance and color.
<gallery>
Early_Wrench-it_Bolt_N&B.png||Early screenshot of the Wrench-it Bolts' old design
</gallery>
==References==
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[[Category:Pre-release and unused content]]
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Latest revision as of 15:40, November 7, 2022

This is a list of pre-release and unused content from Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts.

Weird West[edit]

“See all those boarded-up buildings? They used to have doors that led to the Weird West Game World. Legends tell of it being a wondrous place, but alas, it no longer exists.”
—Supporting cast, Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts

Weird West was a scrapped Western-styled Game World planned to appear in Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts. Although there are some leftovers it in the game's internal files, such as its icon, a cowboy hat, and code for Jinjo Challenges, many remnants of the Game World can still be found in the game itself such as the fact that the Jiggosseum is the only Game World with two Grunty Acts, with "9-Ball Nightmare" possibly being the one planned to be featured in Weird West, the Inflatable Sheep of Banjoland which are featured in two challenges where they escape the 'Cut for Deadlines' Room, indicating they were once part of Weird West and the supporting cast of Showdown Town sometimes talking about Weird West, among other things.

  • Concept drawing

White Jinjo[edit]

A white Jinjo was originally going to appear in Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts. It's icon can be found among many others featured in a wallpaper released to advertise the game, while in the final game it is only used in the pause menu.

  • The wallpaper featuring a white Jinjo icon

  • The white Jinjo's icon

Remote Controller Vehicle Part[edit]

A model, texture and icon can be found for the Remote Controller vehicle part, however, there is no in-game functionality.

  • The vehicle part

  • The icon that would've been used in the assigned buttons

Green Minjos[edit]

Minjos were originally green instead of blue. This seems to have been changed fairly late in development as their in-game icon still uses the old coloration.

  • Early screenshot of a green Minjo

Speedometer[edit]

Originally the speedometer was its own gauge on the user interface rather than wrapped around the mini-map.

Klungo's Arcade Bridge Expansion[edit]

Before Weird West was scrapped, the bridge to Klungo's Arcade was longer featuring a structure somewhat resembling Klungo's head.

  • Concept art of Klungo's Arcade

  • Early screenshot of Showdown Town showing Klungo's Arcade

High Grip Tires[edit]

High Grip tires originally featured spikes on the wheels.

Boggy's Children[edit]

Boggy's children, Soggy, Groggy and Moggy, were originally going to play a role in the scrapped Banjoland challenge "Don't Bring Your Kids To Work Day." Moggy and Soggy were actually leftover in the game and can be found during the challenge "Home Improvement Igloo Edition."[1] Moggy can be found on top of an empty display case in the Mumbo's Mountain exhibit and Soggy can be found in between Clanker's eyes.[2]

  • The icon that would've been used for Boggy's children

Nintendo 64[edit]

In pre-release screenshots of Banjoland, a Nintendo 64 can be seen in the place of Old King Coal's statue.[3] This was likely changed due to legal reasons.

Early Wrench-it Bolts[edit]

Pre-release screenshots of the Wrench-it Bolts showed that they appeared closer to Mumbo Jumbo's appearance and color.

  • Early screenshot of the Wrench-it Bolts' old design

References[edit]

  1. ↑ Rare Scribes - February 12, 2009 (Wayback Machine)
  2. ↑ Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts - Soggy and Moggy glitch - YouTube
  3. ↑ Banjo Land Walkthrough - IGN (archive.org)
Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts
Characters Playable characters Banjo • Kazooie
Supporting characters Boggy • Bottles • Captain Blubber • Ghost • Humba Wumba • Jamjars • Jinjo • Jolly Dodger • King Jingaling • Klungo • Lord of Games • Mr. Fit • Mumbo Jumbo • Pikelet • Supporting cast • Trophy Thomas
Antagonists Gruntbot • Gruntilda • Minjo • Mr. Patch • Piddles • Showdown Town Police
Cameos Bawl • Captain Blackeye • Cheato • Clanker • Colliwobble • Dingpot • George Ice Cube • Glowbo • Gobi • Golden Goliath • Loggo • Mildred Ice Cube • Moggy • Roysten • Saucer of Peril • Soggy • Tanktup • Targitzan • Tooty • Topper • Weldar
Items Jiggy • Jinjo Token • Mumbo Crate • Musical Note • T.T. Trophy • Vehicle parts
Objects Jig-O-Vend • Jiggy Bank • Laser Door • Mumbo's Wrench • Trapdoor Tower • Vehicles • Wrench-it Bolt
Locations Spiral Mountain (Banjo's House • Gruntilda's Lair) • Showdown Town (Mumbo's Motors • Test-o-Track • Klungo's Arcade • Boggy's Gym • Bingo Palace • L.O.G.'s Video Game Factory) • Nutty Acres • LOGBOX 720 • Banjoland • Jiggosseum • Terrarium of Terror • L.O.G.'s Lost Challenges
Minigames Hero Klungo Sssavesss Teh World • Hero Klungo Sssavesss Teh Universsse
Other Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts Original Soundtrack • Gallery • Glitches • Pre-release and unused content • Stop 'n' Swop
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