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'''Snacker''' is a vicious | '''Snacker''' is a vicious shark found in the waters of [[Treasure Trove Cove]] and [[Rusty Bucket Bay]] in [[Banjo-Kazooie]]. Although the water looks calm, if [[Banjo]] swims too far from shore (or within a fenced-in area in Rusty Bucket Bay), Snacker will appear from nowhere and chase him down while a signature piece of music plays, reminiscent of the Jaws theme. Snacker swims a bit faster than Banjo can paddle, but he can be outrun by constantly jumping out of the water and using the [[Feathery Flap]]; the [[Beak Buster]] and the [[Rat-a-tat Rap]] are also effective deterrents when used against the shark while on the surface (although neither does damage). If Banjo can reach safe land, the shark will lose interest within a few seconds and disappear. | ||
Snacker is a constant threat while swimming and is quite hard to get rid of, but it can be done. Lure Snacker close to land and attack him as soon as he is within range: [[Blue Eggs|eggs]] fired from [[Kazooie|Kazooie's]] backside will do some damage and will send the shark belly-up after a few repeated attempts, | Snacker is a constant threat while swimming and is quite hard to get rid of, but it can be done. Lure Snacker close to land and attack him as soon as he is within range: [[Blue Eggs|eggs]] fired from [[Kazooie|Kazooie's]] backside will do some damage and will send the shark belly-up after a few repeated attempts, and jumping on his head with the [[Wonderwing]] will deliver a one-hit KO. Defeating Snacker will yield three [[honeycomb]]s and make the waters safely swimable for a while, but Snacker will respawn after a minute or two, so make your time count. Items that Snacker "guards" include the Blue [[Jinjo]] and both of Treasure Trove Cove's [[Hollow Honeycomb]]s. | ||
The Snacker in Treasure Trove Cove talks constantly, which itself can be more of an incentive to stay on land than the actual threat of being bitten. The Snacker in Rusty Bucket Bay never speaks, although it otherwise behaves exactly the same. | The Snacker in Treasure Trove Cove talks constantly about Banjo being his next meal, which itself can be more of an incentive to stay on land than the actual threat of being bitten. The Snacker in Rusty Bucket Bay never speaks, although it otherwise behaves exactly the same. | ||
Revision as of 03:40, December 4, 2008
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| Game(s) | Banjo-Kazooie | ||
| World(s) | Treasure Trove Cove, Rusty Bucket Bay | ||
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Snacker is a vicious shark found in the waters of Treasure Trove Cove and Rusty Bucket Bay in Banjo-Kazooie. Although the water looks calm, if Banjo swims too far from shore (or within a fenced-in area in Rusty Bucket Bay), Snacker will appear from nowhere and chase him down while a signature piece of music plays, reminiscent of the Jaws theme. Snacker swims a bit faster than Banjo can paddle, but he can be outrun by constantly jumping out of the water and using the Feathery Flap; the Beak Buster and the Rat-a-tat Rap are also effective deterrents when used against the shark while on the surface (although neither does damage). If Banjo can reach safe land, the shark will lose interest within a few seconds and disappear.
Snacker is a constant threat while swimming and is quite hard to get rid of, but it can be done. Lure Snacker close to land and attack him as soon as he is within range: eggs fired from Kazooie's backside will do some damage and will send the shark belly-up after a few repeated attempts, and jumping on his head with the Wonderwing will deliver a one-hit KO. Defeating Snacker will yield three honeycombs and make the waters safely swimable for a while, but Snacker will respawn after a minute or two, so make your time count. Items that Snacker "guards" include the Blue Jinjo and both of Treasure Trove Cove's Hollow Honeycombs.
The Snacker in Treasure Trove Cove talks constantly about Banjo being his next meal, which itself can be more of an incentive to stay on land than the actual threat of being bitten. The Snacker in Rusty Bucket Bay never speaks, although it otherwise behaves exactly the same.
