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*A part you can buy is called a "Papery Pal", which looks like a Lickitoad from ''Viva Piñata''. In the description of it, Mumbo tells you that "Trouble in Paradise is good game. Mumbo recommend player buy it tomorrow." ''Trouble in Paradise'' is the 2<sup>nd</sup> Viva Piñata game, and was released only two months before ''Nuts & Bolts''. | *A part you can buy is called a "Papery Pal", which looks like a Lickitoad from ''Viva Piñata''. In the description of it, Mumbo tells you that "Trouble in Paradise is good game. Mumbo recommend player buy it tomorrow." ''Trouble in Paradise'' is the 2<sup>nd</sup> Viva Piñata game, and was released only two months before ''Nuts & Bolts''. | ||
*When you head to Klungo's Arcade for the first time, Klungo says that his video game makes him a big star, "bigger star than Massster Chef..." This is a reference to Master Chief from ''Halo''. | *When you head to Klungo's Arcade for the first time, Klungo says that his video game makes him a big star, "bigger star than Massster Chef..." This is a reference to Master Chief from ''Halo''. | ||
*In [[LOGBOX 720]], there are several video game discs in different areas of the world. These discs include Banjo-Kazooie, Banjo-Tooie, It's Mr. Pants, Grabbed By The Ghoulies, and Viva Piñata. | *In [[LOGBOX 720]], there are several video game discs in different areas of the world. These discs include Banjo-Kazooie, Banjo-Tooie, It's Mr. Pants, Grabbed By The Ghoulies, and Viva Piñata. In the real world, Mr. Pants only had a video game for the Game Boy Advance. | ||
*At one point, Banjo mentions that he once was in a race with "a genie and a giant pig", a reference to his first ever appearance in Diddy Kong Racing (the genie is Taj and the giant pig is Wizpig). | *At one point, Banjo mentions that he once was in a race with "a genie and a giant pig", a reference to his first ever appearance in Diddy Kong Racing (the genie is Taj and the giant pig is Wizpig). | ||
*In [[Banjoland]], there is a ''Grabbed By The Ghoulies'' box floating in the water behind the Cactus of Strength, and inside of the trash can. There is also a tall rubbish bin filled to the brim with unsold and/or returned copies of the game. | *In [[Banjoland]], there is a ''Grabbed By The Ghoulies'' box floating in the water behind the Cactus of Strength, and inside of the trash can. There is also a tall rubbish bin filled to the brim with unsold and/or returned copies of the game. | ||
*As a vehicle part called the “Spirit Of Pants”, which Mumbo Jumbo describes as a “Rubbish Rare website mascot now rubbish vehicle mascot. Not exactly flying lady on sophisticated cars!” | |||
*A blueprint you can buy from Humba is the "Humba Union Jack", which is a vehicle made to look like a British flag (Rare's headquarters is in Twycross, England). In the description of it when you're buying it, she wonders if the Rare team is too patriotic. | *A blueprint you can buy from Humba is the "Humba Union Jack", which is a vehicle made to look like a British flag (Rare's headquarters is in Twycross, England). In the description of it when you're buying it, she wonders if the Rare team is too patriotic. | ||
*In [[Spiral Mountain]]'s dumpster there are keys, a skeleton from Grabbed from the Ghoulies, a Banjo, a Character from Viva Pinata, and the Watknot book from Kameo. | *In [[Spiral Mountain]]'s dumpster there are keys, a skeleton from Grabbed from the Ghoulies, a Banjo, a Character from Viva Pinata, and the Watknot book from Kameo. | ||