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*The third and final battle is just beyond the entrance to [[Gruntilda's Lair]] in [[Cauldron Keep]]. He is introduced as a '''Career-Questioning Minion'''. | *The third and final battle is just beyond the entrance to [[Gruntilda's Lair]] in [[Cauldron Keep]]. He is introduced as a '''Career-Questioning Minion'''. | ||
In every fight, Klungo tries to attack Banjo and Kazooie by throwing potions at them. Each time he loses a fight, Klungo feels ashamed and willingly returns to Grunty for beatings. Each time he is encountered, Klungo is shown to be increasingly injured and bruised. In each battle, Klungo uses a different potion to attack Banjo and Kazooie. In every battle, the duo can defeat Klungo by hitting him three times. There is no particular order for which potion is used during which battle: | |||
*The red potion gives Klungo the ability to grow. As well as this, Klungo tries to jump on Banjo and Kazooie. | *The red potion gives Klungo the ability to grow. As well as this, Klungo tries to jump on Banjo and Kazooie. | ||
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*The blue potion clones Klungo. At the start of the battle, Klungo creates one clone of himself. After each hit, Klungo creates one more clone of himself, so after one hit, Klungo creates two clones of himself, and after two hits, he creates three clones of himself. In every phase, the real Klungo moves last and his nose is a lighter green than his clones. | *The blue potion clones Klungo. At the start of the battle, Klungo creates one clone of himself. After each hit, Klungo creates one more clone of himself, so after one hit, Klungo creates two clones of himself, and after two hits, he creates three clones of himself. In every phase, the real Klungo moves last and his nose is a lighter green than his clones. | ||
After | After losing to Banjo and Kazooie a third time, Klungo complains that he is becoming increasingly less handsome after every battle, which makes [[List of implied characters#Mrs. Klungo|Mrs. Klungo]] unhappy. Klungo abandons Gruntilda and decides to join Banjo's side as he walks out of Cauldron Keep, mumbling about how his future prospects with Grunty are not good. Klungo considers getting a job of making "ssstupid videogamesss". | ||
Klungo stops by [[King Jingaling's Throne Room]], and he and [[King Jingaling]] visit [[Bottles' House]] for a party. Klungo tells [[Mrs. Bottles]] that Banjo and Kazooie freed him from Gruntilda. | Klungo stops by [[King Jingaling's Throne Room]], and he and [[King Jingaling]] visit [[Bottles' House]] for a party. Klungo tells [[Mrs. Bottles]] that Banjo and Kazooie freed him from Gruntilda. The duo arrive late to Bottles' House for a party, but find Klungo asleep in a corner. Bottles tells them that Klungo ate all of the food in their house. | ||
===''Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge''=== | ===''Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge''=== | ||
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There are four boss battles in which Banjo and Kazooie fight Klungo, each set in a different location. Like ''Banjo-Tooie'', Klungo relies on using potions in each battle, although there are only two variations. One of the potions generates a force field around Klungo, and is used by him in every battle. Starting with the second boss fight, Klungo also uses a potion which makes him invisible; this potion returns from ''Banjo-Tooie'', retaining its side-effect of temporarily making Klungo visible while he uses it. In the third battle, besides retaining both of his potion abilities, Klungo also sends out red [[Germuloid]]s. In the fourth battle, he sends out both red and green [[Spooko]]s instead of Germuloids. | There are four boss battles in which Banjo and Kazooie fight Klungo, each set in a different location. Like ''Banjo-Tooie'', Klungo relies on using potions in each battle, although there are only two variations. One of the potions generates a force field around Klungo, and is used by him in every battle. Starting with the second boss fight, Klungo also uses a potion which makes him invisible; this potion returns from ''Banjo-Tooie'', retaining its side-effect of temporarily making Klungo visible while he uses it. In the third battle, besides retaining both of his potion abilities, Klungo also sends out red [[Germuloid]]s. In the fourth battle, he sends out both red and green [[Spooko]]s instead of Germuloids. | ||
In the ending, after Grunty's soul returns to her normal body, she demands Klungo to send a note to her sisters to help lift the boulder off her, leading to the events of ''Banjo-Tooie''. | |||
===''Banjo-Pilot''=== | ===''Banjo-Pilot''=== | ||
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===''Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts''=== | ===''Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts''=== | ||
In ''[[Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts]]'', fulfills his dream of being a game designer. He runs his own [[Klungo's Arcade|arcade]] at the pier of [[Showdown Town]]. He made one video game, titled "[[Hero Klungo Sssavesss Teh World]]", which Banjo and Kazooie can play to win prizes. In this game, the player controls an 8-bit Klungo, and are limited to only being able to control his jumping. Klungo must avoid every obstacle in his path, including holes, enemies, and hills. The end involves a boss fight against Gruntilda. | In ''[[Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts]]'', Klungo fulfills his dream of being a game designer. He runs his own [[Klungo's Arcade|arcade]] at the pier of [[Showdown Town]]. He made one video game, titled "[[Hero Klungo Sssavesss Teh World]]", which Banjo and Kazooie can play to win prizes. In this game, the player controls an 8-bit Klungo, and are limited to only being able to control his jumping. Klungo must avoid every obstacle in his path, including holes, enemies, and hills. The end involves a boss fight against Gruntilda. [[Piddles]] takes over Klungo's role of being Grunty's assistant. | ||
In Showdown Town, Klungo wears his traditional lab coat. Like the other characters, Klungo's role and outfit is different for every world: | In Showdown Town, Klungo wears his traditional lab coat. Like the other characters, Klungo's role and outfit is different for every world: | ||
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===Physical appearance=== | ===Physical appearance=== | ||
In the [[Nintendo 64]] games, Klungo has an oversized left eyeball and a regular-size eyeball, both of which are yellow. In ''Grunty's Revenge'' and ''Banjo-Pilot'', both of his eyeballs are white and the same size. In ''Nuts & Bolts'', Klungo's left eye has been sewn on. | In the [[Nintendo 64]] games, Klungo has an oversized left eyeball and a regular-size eyeball, both of which are yellow. In ''Grunty's Revenge'' and ''Banjo-Pilot'', both of his eyeballs are white and the same size. In ''Nuts & Bolts'', Klungo's left eye has been sewn on. | ||
In ''Banjo-Tooie'', during the party at Bottles' House, Klungo is wearing a purple lab coat and a party hat, and he has no bruises nor injuries. | |||
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===Personality=== | ===Personality=== | ||
