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In ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]'', Gobi is the titular character of the world [[Gobi's Valley]]. When Banjo and Kazooie first meet Gobi, they find him tied to a boulder, complaining about the heat. When Banjo and Kazooie free Gobi, they receive a [[Jiggy]], and Gobi runs off to rest next to [[Trunker]]. Gobi refuses to share his water with Trunker, so Banjo and Kazooie must use [[Beak Buster]] on Gobi's back, forcing him to spit out water to Trunker. After this, Gobi moves into the alcove near [[Jinxy]]. When Banjo and Kazooie use Beak Buster on Gobi's back again, he coughs up an [[Empty Honeycomb Piece]]. Gobi angrily decides to leave the world. | In ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]'', Gobi is the titular character of the world [[Gobi's Valley]]. When Banjo and Kazooie first meet Gobi, they find him tied to a boulder, complaining about the heat. When Banjo and Kazooie free Gobi, they receive a [[Jiggy]], and Gobi runs off to rest next to [[Trunker]]. Gobi refuses to share his water with Trunker, so Banjo and Kazooie must use [[Beak Buster]] on Gobi's back, forcing him to spit out water to Trunker. After this, Gobi moves into the alcove near [[Jinxy]]. When Banjo and Kazooie use Beak Buster on Gobi's back again, he coughs up an [[Empty Honeycomb Piece]]. Gobi angrily decides to leave the world. | ||
Gobi is later found in [[Click Clock Wood]], where he conveniently turns up under a large flower that needs watering. Banjo and Kazooie use Beak Buster on Gobi again to water the flower. Gobi announces that he is leaving to the "lava world," where Banjo cannot find him. | Gobi is later found in [[Click Clock Wood]], where he conveniently turns up under a large flower that needs watering. Banjo and Kazooie use Beak Buster on Gobi again to water the flower. Gobi announces that he is leaving to the "lava world," where Banjo cannot find him. This is a reference to a lava world that was planned during development for ''Banjo-Kazooie'', but was later scrapped and incorporated into ''Banjo-Tooie'' as [[Hailfire Peaks]]. | ||
An oddity is that is still possible for Gobi to appear in Gobi's Valley or Click Clock Wood, even if he has already left for the next area. | An oddity is that is still possible for Gobi to appear in Gobi's Valley or Click Clock Wood, even if he has already left for the next area. | ||
