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|image= | |image = Proximity Egg nest B-T.png | ||
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|game=''[[Banjo-Tooie]]'' | |aka = | ||
|use= | |game = ''[[Banjo-Tooie]]'' | ||
|max=10 | |use = Proximity-detonated explosives | ||
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'''Proximity Eggs''' are | |icon = | ||
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'''Proximity Eggs''' are ammunition [[egg]]s that exclusively appear in the shootout multiplayer matches of ''[[Banjo-Tooie]]''. They are used in conjunction with the [[Breegull Blaster]] ability. | |||
When fired, a Proximity Egg will follow gravity and stick to a surface, exploding if someone gets too close to it, much like proximity mines from [[Rareware]]'s other first-person shooter game, ''[[wikipedia:GoldenEye 007|GoldenEye]]''. [[Clockwork Kazooie Egg]]s also will trigger the Proximity Egg, so it makes a great alarm system if you are holding up a base in Multiplayer. When firing, Kazooie makes the same sound as she does when firing a Clockwork Kazooie Egg. | |||
Proximity Eggs can also be safely detonated from a distance by shooting them with another egg. Once a Proximity Egg has stuck to a surface, it takes about five seconds to arm itself and become mostly transparent, making it harder to see. | |||
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Other players can collect Proximity Eggs by grabbing them before they become fully armed. Shooting someone with a Proximity Egg will simply give it to them and cause no damage (but they will flinch). | |||
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