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Image:Bkbeta13.jpg|A picture of Giant's Lair, often confused by players to be [[Mount Fire Eyes]]. | Image:Bkbeta13.jpg|A picture of Giant's Lair, often confused by players to be [[Mount Fire Eyes]]. | ||
2716.png|Early shot of Banjo at the entrance of the Giant's lair. It appears that he is standing next to a statue. | 2716.png|Early shot of Banjo at the entrance of the Giant's lair. It appears that he is standing next to a statue. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery>[[File:2623.png|left|thumb|Banjo wandering the outside of the lair.]] | ||
{{BKWorlds}} | {{BKWorlds}}[[File:2625.png|thumb|Banjo and Kazooie attempt to feathery flap around a large statue and onto the other side of the wall]] | ||
Revision as of 22:59, May 13, 2011
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| Game appearance(s) | Project Dream |
| Theme | Hub world |
| Transformation | N/A |
Giant's Lair is the beta version of Gruntilda's Lair. It was going to be the hub world in Project Dream. But as Project Dream changed into Banjo-Kazooie, so did the hub world.
Many players get Giant's Lair confused with Mount Fire Eyes, another beta level from Banjo-Kazooie. Furthermore, hackers discovered an unused theme in the game known as "Advent," and many people also mistake it as the theme of the beta level Fungus Forest, when in reality it was intended to be the theme for the Giant's Lair.
Gallery
- Bkbeta13.jpg
A picture of Giant's Lair, often confused by players to be Mount Fire Eyes.
- 2716.png
Early shot of Banjo at the entrance of the Giant's lair. It appears that he is standing next to a statue.
File:2623.png
Banjo wandering the outside of the lair.
File:2625.png
Banjo and Kazooie attempt to feathery flap around a large statue and onto the other side of the wall
