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'''Trunker''' is a | '''Trunker''' is a character in ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]''. | ||
==Physical traits== | |||
Trunker is a coconut tree who wears a turban. | |||
== | ==Biography== | ||
When [[Banjo]] and [[Kazooie]] encounter Trunker, he tells them that he is very thirsty. Kazooie rudely and unsympathetically asks, "How's your nuts, bark breath?," and is then reprimanded by Banjo. Banjo offers to provide Trunker with [[feather]]s and [[Blue Egg|egg]]s, although Trunker says that only water can quench his thirst. | Trunker appears in [[Gobi's Valley]], on a small island next to the world's starting point. When [[Banjo]] and [[Kazooie]] encounter Trunker, he tells them that he is very thirsty. Kazooie rudely and unsympathetically asks, "How's your nuts, bark breath?," and is then reprimanded by Banjo. Banjo offers to provide Trunker with [[feather]]s and [[Blue Egg|egg]]s, although Trunker says that only water can quench his thirst. | ||
Once Banjo and Kazooie have freed [[Gobi]], he lies under Trunker's shade. Gobi selfishly keeps all the water for himself, so Banjo and Kazooie must use [[Beak Buster]] on his back to have Gobi forcefully spit out his water onto Trunker. Gobi runs away complaining, but Trunker grows tall, and a [[Jiggy]] appears on his head. To reach the Jiggy, Banjo and Kazooie can either climb the nearest palm tree and use [[Feathery Flap]] toward Trunker or by [[flight|fly]] to the Jiggy. | Once Banjo and Kazooie have freed [[Gobi]], he lies under Trunker's shade. Gobi selfishly keeps all the water for himself, so Banjo and Kazooie must use [[Beak Buster]] on his back to have Gobi forcefully spit out his water onto Trunker. Gobi runs away complaining, but Trunker grows tall, and a [[Jiggy]] appears on his head. To reach the Jiggy, Banjo and Kazooie can either climb the nearest palm tree and use [[Feathery Flap]] toward Trunker or by [[flight|fly]] to the Jiggy. | ||
==Name origin== | |||
Trunker's name is based on the word "trunk," which is the name of the main stem of a tree. | |||
==Nomenclature== | |||
{{Foreign names | |||
|Jap=トランカー | |||
|JapR=Torankā | |||
|JapM=Trunker | |||
}} | |||
{{BK}} | {{BK}} | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Trees]] | ||
[[Category:Characters in Banjo-Kazooie]] | [[Category:Characters in Banjo-Kazooie]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:40, December 10, 2023
Trunker is a character in Banjo-Kazooie.
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| Game(s) | Banjo-Kazooie | ||
| World(s) | Gobi's Valley | ||
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- “Ahhh... lovely water! Trunker feels great!”
- —Trunker, Banjo-Kazooie
Physical traitsEdit
Trunker is a coconut tree who wears a turban.
BiographyEdit
Trunker appears in Gobi's Valley, on a small island next to the world's starting point. When Banjo and Kazooie encounter Trunker, he tells them that he is very thirsty. Kazooie rudely and unsympathetically asks, "How's your nuts, bark breath?," and is then reprimanded by Banjo. Banjo offers to provide Trunker with feathers and eggs, although Trunker says that only water can quench his thirst.
Once Banjo and Kazooie have freed Gobi, he lies under Trunker's shade. Gobi selfishly keeps all the water for himself, so Banjo and Kazooie must use Beak Buster on his back to have Gobi forcefully spit out his water onto Trunker. Gobi runs away complaining, but Trunker grows tall, and a Jiggy appears on his head. To reach the Jiggy, Banjo and Kazooie can either climb the nearest palm tree and use Feathery Flap toward Trunker or by fly to the Jiggy.
Name originEdit
Trunker's name is based on the word "trunk," which is the name of the main stem of a tree.
NomenclatureEdit
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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| Japanese | トランカー Torankā |
Trunker |