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Pairs of '''Split-up Pads''' are they key to [[Split-up|splitting up]]. Stand on the Banjo pad and press {{A}} to control [[Banjo]], and press {{A}} again while still standing on it to switch to [[Kazooie]]. Sets of pads can usually be found nearby puzzles which require the use of a certain character, or at least along a route which that character can travel by themselves. Many worlds have multiple sets of pads, and you can switch between characters even when using totally different sets.
Pairs of '''Split-up Pads''' are they key to [[Split-up|splitting up]]. Stand on the Banjo pad and press {{A}} to control [[Banjo]], and press {{A}} again while still standing on it to switch to [[Kazooie]]. Sets of pads can usually be found nearby puzzles which require the use of a certain character, or at least along a route which that character can travel by themselves. Many worlds have multiple sets of pads, and you can switch between characters even when using totally different sets.
==Trivia==
*On the rim of the Banjo pad, it reads "Gu-huh", and on the Kazooie pad, it reads "Breee", referring to what Banjo and Kazooie mainly say.


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Revision as of 00:30, December 5, 2008

Pairs of Split-up Pads are they key to splitting up. Stand on the Banjo pad and press Template:A to control Banjo, and press Template:A again while still standing on it to switch to Kazooie. Sets of pads can usually be found nearby puzzles which require the use of a certain character, or at least along a route which that character can travel by themselves. Many worlds have multiple sets of pads, and you can switch between characters even when using totally different sets.

Trivia

  • On the rim of the Banjo pad, it reads "Gu-huh", and on the Kazooie pad, it reads "Breee", referring to what Banjo and Kazooie mainly say.