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Toots is a pink anteater-like creature. In [[Banjo-Kazooie]], Toots | '''Toots''' is a small, pink anteater-like creature which, while incapable of speaking, makes high-pitched cooing noises when happy and is kept as a pet by some of the [[Banjo-Kazooie series|series']] other characters. In [[Banjo-Kazooie]], Toots sits beside [[Rubee|Rubee the Snake Charmer]] and appears to sing along as Rubee plays his pipe. | ||
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In [[Banjo-Tooie]], Toots sits beside [[King Jingaling]] on his throne. When Jingaling's life is sucked away by [[B.O.B.]], Toots hides from the zombie Jinjo in a hole in the cushion with only its eyes visible. When the [[Banjo]] and [[Kazooie]] restore Jingaling's life force, Toots rejoins his master's side on the throne. | |||
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There is some debate over whether Rubee's Toots is the same one as Jingaling's, or if they are different individuals of the same species, as evidenced by a slight size difference. | |||
Revision as of 12:49, April 27, 2008
| Game(s) | Banjo-Kazooie, Banjo-Tooie |
| World(s) | Gobi's Desert, Jinjo Village |
Toots is a small, pink anteater-like creature which, while incapable of speaking, makes high-pitched cooing noises when happy and is kept as a pet by some of the series' other characters. In Banjo-Kazooie, Toots sits beside Rubee the Snake Charmer and appears to sing along as Rubee plays his pipe.
Template:Spoiler In Banjo-Tooie, Toots sits beside King Jingaling on his throne. When Jingaling's life is sucked away by B.O.B., Toots hides from the zombie Jinjo in a hole in the cushion with only its eyes visible. When the Banjo and Kazooie restore Jingaling's life force, Toots rejoins his master's side on the throne. Template:Endspoiler
There is some debate over whether Rubee's Toots is the same one as Jingaling's, or if they are different individuals of the same species, as evidenced by a slight size difference.
