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Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge is the third installment (second in timeline) in the Banjo-Kazooie series and was released in 2003 for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance. The game was developed by Rareware, as were the two previous games in the series, and was published by THQ. The game uses an overhead, top down platform design to replicate the 3-D feel of the previous console games in the series but on a smaller scale. It was the first game in the Banjo-Kazooie series to not be released in Japan. Although Banjo and Kazooie do not recognize many of the main characters in Banjo-Tooie after meeting them in this game, Grunty's Revenge is considered part of the series' canon. This game also features many of the Abilities that were previously in Banjo-Kazooie and Banjo-Tooie, as well as introducing newer moves.

Plot

Two months have passed since Gruntilda fell from her tower, putting the events of the game before those of Banjo-Tooie in the timeline, and she is still trapped beneath the boulder. After trying to push the boulder off of herself, her loyal henchman Klungo decides that a different plan of action is required, so he builds a Gruntilda-shaped robot, the Mecha-Grunty, into which Gruntilda's spirit transfers. While her real body would still be stuck underground, she could now initiate a scheme of revenge against Banjo and Kazooie at will. Kidnapping Kazooie, she goes back in time (supposedly 20 years, although the actual amount of time is unknown) with the plan to prevent the bear and bird duo from ever meeting in order to erase her prior defeat from history and restoring her to her previous self.

Springing into action, Mumbo Jumbo uses his own powers to send Banjo back to the same time to put a stop to Gruntilda's evil time-space continuum altering motives. Now, with the help of Bottles' ancestor, Bozzeye, and a young Mumbo Jumbo, Banjo must thwart Gruntilda and rescue his pal Kazooie. He does so, and causes Gruntildas spirit to return to her body under the rock, setting the events of Banjo-Tooie into motion.

Characters

Banjo

Banjo is a reoccurring main protagonist in the Banjo-Kazooie series, and is the first playable character in this game. Banjo must rescue Kazooie who is kidnapped by Mecha-Grunty. By himself, Banjo can use basic "hands-on" moves such as punching, pack wack, and climbing.

Klungo

Klungo is a reoccurring main villain in the Banjo-Kazooie series. He is Gruntilda's loyal minion and appears as a mini-boss 6 times in this game.

Mecha-Grunty

Mecha-Grunty is the main antagonist of Grunty's Revenge. It is actually Gruntilda's spirit living inside of a high-tech machine; Mecha-Grunty became her body replacement after her original one was crushed by the boulder at the end of Banjo-Kazooie.

Bozzeye

Bozzeye is an elderly mole with a long white beard. He is revealed to be Bottles' grandfather after the introduction scene. Bozzeye serves as the move teacher in this game.

Captain Blubber

Captain Blubber is a reoccurring character in the Banjo-Kazooie series.

Honey B.

Honey B. is a reoccurring character in the Banjo-Kazooie series. Her shop resides in Spiral Mountain in the past. If Banjo collects enough hollow honeycombs, he can go to her and extend his health meter.

Jiggywiggy

Jiggywiggy is a reoccurring character in the Banjo-Kazooie series.

Jinjo Oracle

Jinjo Oracle is a giant stone Jinjo that resembles the Jinjonator in appearance. She gives the player hints when talking to him, and rewards the player with a jiggy for collecting all the jinjos in each level.

Kazooie

Kazooie is a reoccurring main deuteragionist in the Banjo-Kazooie series. Typically she is playable alongside Banjo, but is unplayable in Grunty's Revenge up until Breegull Beach due to her kidnapping. Once rescued, Kazooie can use arial-based moves as well as egg shooting.

Mama Clucker

Mama Clucker is a reoccurring character in the Banjo-Kazooie series. In Cliff Farm, she asks you to safely corral some chickens back into their pen so they don't get attacked by one of Gruntilda's minions.

Mumbo Jumbo

Mumbo Jumbo is a reoccurring character in the Banjo-Kazooie series. In the past, Mumbo Jumbo is still practicing to be a shaman.

The Bleaters

The Bleaters are friendly sheep that live on Cliff Farm. There is a minigame where the player must catch them to keep them away from Gruntilda's minions.

The Breegulls

The Breegull is a species of bird that lives on Breegull Beach. They get imprisoned by Mecha-Grunty.

Items

Hollow Honeycombs

Hollow Honeycombs are a collectable item that can be exchanged at Honey B.'s Hideout for an extra honeycomb on the health meter.

Jiggies

Jiggies are gold, jigssaw-shaped items that are reoccurring in the Banjo-Kazooie series. They are considered of high value in the Banjo universe, and are rewarded based on doing various different tasks. Collecting enough jiggies will unlock more worlds. There are 10 in each world.

Jinjos

Jinjos are reoccurring characters in the Banjo-Kazooie series. They are very timid creatures and do not move from their hiding spots until touched by Banjo. The Jinjo Oracle rewards you with a jiggy for finding all 5 in each world.

Musical Notes

Music Notes are a reoccurring collectable in the Banjo-Kazooie series. Bozzeye requires a certain amount of music notes to be collected for each move he teaches Banjo and Kazooie.

Moves Learned

Egg Firing

Taught at Breegull Beach if Banjo has 80 notes. Hold L while pressing B to hold Kazooie like a gun, and press B again to shoot eggs. They can be used to hit enemies or trigger egg tolls. Press R to switch between egg types.

Egg Types

Blue- The standard egg type. It comes with the Egg Firing move.
Battery- An egg used specifically for certain tolls. It is taught at Bad Magic Bayou if Banjo has 260 notes.
Ice- A white egg that freezes enemies. It can also put out fires. It is taught at Spiller's Harbor if Banjo has 410 notes.
Fire- A red egg that scorches enemies and melts ice. It is taught at Freezing Furnace if Banjo has 470 notes.

Bill Drill

Taught at Bad Magic Bayou if Banjo has 170 notes. Press A to jump, then press L in mid-air. Banjo & Kazooie will perform a ground pound that shakes items down from high places or damage enemies below.

Dive

Taught at Cliff Farm if Banjo has 25 notes. Swim to an area in the water that is bubbling and press R to dive. Press A to swim and R again to rise back to the surface.

Climb

Taught at Cliff Farm if Banjo has 40 notes. Move toward vines and press A to jump onto them.

Feathery Flap

Taught at Breegull Beach if Banjo has 110 notes. Press A to jump, and then press A in mid-air. Kazooie will flap her wings to briefly extend Banjo's time in the air.

Flap Flip

Taught at Breegull Beach upon rescuing Kazooie.

Jump

Taught in Spiral Mountain briefly after starting a new game. Press A to jump.

Pack Whack

Taught in Spiral Mountain if Banjo has 10 notes. Press B to squash enemies with Banjo's backpack.

Rat-a-tat Rap

Taught in Bad Magic Bayou if Banjo has 210 notes. Press A to jump, and then B in mid-air. Kazooie will peck enemies with her beak.

Roll Attack

Taught in Cliff Farm if Banjo has 60 notes. Press B while moving to quickly roll in the desired direction, dealing damage to enemies in Banjo's path.

Shock Spring Jump

Taught in Spiller's Harbor if Banjo has 370 notes. Stand on a Shock Spring pad, hold L, then press A to be catapulted upward by Kazooie.

Talon Trot

Taught at Breegull Beach if Banjo has 140 notes. Hold L, and press R. This will get Kazooie to carry Banjo, allowing them to travel much faster. Unlike Banjo, she is also able to walk up slanted hills.

Wonderwing

Taught at Spiller's Harbor if Banjo has 310 notes. Stand on a Wonderwing pad and press A. This move will provide Banjo with invincibility at the cost of gold feathers.

Worlds

Spiral Mountain

Spiral Mountain is a reoccurring area in the Banjo-Kazooie series, and is the home of Banjo and Kazooie. Spiral Mountain's layout looks very different in this game, presumably because it takes place in the past. Gruntilda's Lair hasn't been built yet, and several different buildings exist that shouldn't. Additionally, Banjo's house isn't built yet.

Cliff Farm

Cliff Farm is a stereotypical farm with green hills, barns, fences, and is the home of many farm-like animals. 1 Jiggy is required to access this world.

Breegull Beach

Breegull Beach is the home of the Breegull's and the birthplace of Kazooie. It is a beach with a lot of wildlife, but some oil spills can be seen in parts of the ocean. 6 Jiggies are required to access this world.

Bad Magic Bayou

Bad Magic Bayou is a witch-themed world located in a swamp-like area. The main attraction is the building residing on the cliffs that resembles a haunted house. The water surrounding the world is dirty and not safe to swim in. 14 Jiggies are required to access this world.

Spiller's Harbor

Spiller's Harbor is a harbor on the shore that has suffered from a lack of tourists due to the ocean oil spills that started happening when Gruntilda took over. Its wall aesthetics and topography strongly resemble Rusty Bucket Bay. 24 Jiggies are required to access this world.

Freezing Furnace

Freezing Furnace is an icey world with a secluded heated area where Grunty Industries is being built. 39 Jiggies are required to access this world.

Grunty's Castle

Grunty's Castle is a reoccurring area in the Banjo-Kazooie series and is where the final battle takes place. 50 Jiggies are required to access this area.

Music

The game's music was composed by Jamie Hughes instead of Grant Kirkhope, composer of the console titles. Sound effects are sticking true to the classic sounds of Banjo-Kazooie and Tooie. However, since the Game Boy Advence games aren’t able to store as many sounds in their memory as the N64 games, characters’ voices are comprised of less sounds, and thus some voices sound repetitive.

Regional differences

North American version	European version

One of the differences in the game is that the text was shifted over to the left in the North American version. The European version, however, had it all centered.

Gallery

See Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge/gallery

Trivia

Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge was the first Rare game released after being purchased by Microsoft from Nintendo, even though the game was released for a Nintendo game system.
- It is also the final Rare game with the original logo.
This is the first game in the Banjo-Kazooie series where Kazooie can't fly.
Banjo-Kazooie Grunty's Revenge, along with any other Game Boy Advance Cartridge, can also be played on the Nintendo DS via Slot 2 in the system, however this cannot be done on a DSi as it lacks the second slot.
Banjo-Kazooie Grunty’s Revenge is the third game in the Banjo-Kazooie timeline. The first being Banjo-Pilot, second being Banjo-Kazooie, third being Banjo-Kazooie Gruntys Revenge, fourth being Banjo-Tooie, and fifth being Banjo-Kazooie Nuts n bolts.

v • e

Games in the Banjo-Kazooie Series

Main Games:	Banjo-Kazooie · Banjo-Tooie · Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge ·Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts
Spin-Offs:	Banjo-Pilot
Ports and Re-releases:	Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge Mobile · Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge Missions · Banjo-Kazooie (XBLA) · Banjo-Tooie (XBLA)
Related Games:	Project Dream · Diddy Kong Racing · Diddy Kong Racing DS · Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing with Banjo-Kazooie · Banjo Karting · Minecraft · Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

v • e

Characters from Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge

Main Characters:	Banjo · Bozzeye · Mecha-Grunty · Kazooie · Klungo · Mumbo Jumbo
Minor Characters:	Alfred P. Cock · Bleaters · Honey B · Jinjo Oracle · Mama Clucker · Master Jiggywiggy · Miss Bucket · Mr. Ripovski · Mrs. Squitter · The Breegulls · The Dolphins · The Snowies · The Squits

v • e

Worlds from Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge

Main Worlds:	Cliff Farm · Breegull Beach · Bad Magic Bayou · Spiller's Harbor · Freezing Furnace
Other Worlds:	Spiral Mountain · Grunty's Castle

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+}}'''''Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge''''' is the third installment (second in timeline) in the [[Banjo-Kazooie (series)|''Banjo-Kazooie'' series]] and was released in 2003 for the [[Nintendo]] [[Game Boy Advance]]. The game was developed by [[Rareware]], as were the two previous games in the series, and was published by [[wikipedia:THQ|THQ]]. The game uses an overhead, top down platform design to replicate the 3-D feel of the previous console games in the series but on a smaller scale. It was the first game in the [[Banjo-Kazooie (series)|''Banjo-Kazooie'' series]] to not be released in Japan. Although [[Banjo]] and [[Kazooie]] do not recognize many of the main characters in ''[[Banjo-Tooie]]'' after meeting them in this game, ''Grunty's Revenge'' is considered part of the series' canon. This game also features many of the [[Abilities]] that were previously in ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]'' and ''[[Banjo-Tooie]]'', as well as introducing newer moves.
-}}
-'''''Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge''''' is the third installment (second in timeline) in the [[Banjo-Kazooie (series)|''Banjo-Kazooie'' series]] and was released in 2003 for the [[Nintendo]] [[Game Boy Advance]]. The game was developed by [[Rareware]], as were the two previous games in the series, and was published by [[wikipedia:THQ|THQ]]. The game uses an overhead, top down platform design to replicate the 3-D feel of the previous console games in the series but on a smaller scale. It was the first game in the [[Banjo-Kazooie (series)|''Banjo-Kazooie'' series]] to not be released in Japan. Although Banjo and Kazooie do not recognize many of the main characters in Banjo-Tooie after meeting them in this game, Grunty's Revenge is considered Canon. ''Banjo-Kazooie Grunty's Revenge'' features many of the [[Abilities]] that were previously in ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]'' and ''[[Banjo-Tooie]]'', as well as introducing newer moves.
 ==Plot==
-Two months have passed since [[Gruntilda]] fell from her tower, putting the events of the game before that of ''[[Banjo-Tooie]]'' in the timeline, and she is still trapped beneath the boulder. After trying to push the boulder off of herself, her loyal henchman [[Klungo]] decides that a different plan of action is required, so he builds a Gruntilda-shaped robot, the [[Mecha-Grunty]], into which Gruntilda's spirit transfers. While her real body would still be stuck underground, she could now initiate a scheme of revenge against [[Banjo]] and [[Kazooie]] at will. Kidnapping Kazooie, she goes back in time (supposedly 20 years, although the actual amount of time is unknown) with the plan to prevent the bear and bird duo from ever meeting in order to erase her prior defeat from history and restoring her to her previous self.
+Two months have passed since [[Gruntilda]] fell from her tower, putting the events of the game before those of ''[[Banjo-Tooie]]'' in the timeline, and she is still trapped beneath the boulder. After trying to push the boulder off of herself, her loyal henchman [[Klungo]] decides that a different plan of action is required, so he builds a Gruntilda-shaped robot, the [[Mecha-Grunty]], into which Gruntilda's spirit transfers. While her real body would still be stuck underground, she could now initiate a scheme of revenge against [[Banjo]] and [[Kazooie]] at will. Kidnapping Kazooie, she goes back in time (supposedly 20 years, although the actual amount of time is unknown) with the plan to prevent the bear and bird duo from ever meeting in order to erase her prior defeat from history and restoring her to her previous self.
-Springing into action, [[Mumbo Jumbo]] uses his own powers to send Banjo back to the same time to put a stop to Gruntilda's evil time-space continuum altering motives. Now, with the help of [[Bottles]]' ancestor, [[Bozzeye]], and a young Mumbo Jumbo, Banjo must thwart Gruntilda and rescue his pal Kazooie. He does so, and causes Grunty's spirit to return to her body under the rock, setting the events of ''[[Banjo-Tooie]]'' into motion.
+Springing into action, [[Mumbo Jumbo]] uses his own powers to send Banjo back to the same time to put a stop to Gruntilda's evil time-space continuum altering motives. Now, with the help of [[Bottles]]' ancestor, [[Bozzeye]], and a young Mumbo Jumbo, Banjo must thwart Gruntilda and rescue his pal Kazooie. He does so, and causes Gruntildas spirit to return to her body under the rock, setting the events of ''[[Banjo-Tooie]]'' into motion.
 ==Characters==
-*[[Banjo]]
+===[[Banjo]]===
+Banjo is a reoccurring main protagonist in the'' [[Banjo-Kazooie]]'' series, and is the first playable character in this game. Banjo must rescue Kazooie who is kidnapped by Mecha-Grunty. By himself, Banjo can use basic "hands-on" moves such as punching, pack wack, and climbing.
-*[[Bozzeye]]
+===[[Klungo]]===
-*[[Captain Blubber]]
+Klungo is a reoccurring main villain in the ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]'' series. He is Gruntilda's loyal minion and appears as a mini-boss 6 times in this game.
-*[[Honey B.]]
+===[[Mecha-Grunty]]===
-*[[Jiggywiggy]]
+Mecha-Grunty is the main antagonist of ''Grunty's Revenge''. It is actually Gruntilda's spirit living inside of a high-tech machine; Mecha-Grunty became her body replacement after her original one was crushed by the boulder at the end of ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]''.
-*[[Jinjo Oracle]]
+===[[Bozzeye]]===
-*[[Kazooie the Breegull|Kazooie]]
+Bozzeye is an elderly mole with a long white beard. He is revealed to be [[Bottles]]' grandfather after the introduction scene. Bozzeye serves as the [[moves|move]] teacher in this game.
-*[[Klungo]]
+===[[Captain Blubber]]===
-*[[Mama Clucker]]
+Captain Blubber is a reoccurring character in the ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]'' series.
-*[[Mecha-Grunty]]
-*[[Mumbo Jumbo]]
+===[[Honey B.]]===
+Honey B. is a reoccurring character in the'' [[Banjo-Kazooie]]'' series. Her shop resides in Spiral Mountain in the past. If Banjo collects enough [[Hollow Honeycomb|hollow honeycombs]], he can go to her and extend his health meter.
-*[[The Bleaters]]
+===[[Jiggywiggy]]===
-*[[The Breegulls]]
+Jiggywiggy is a reoccurring character in the [[Banjo-Kazooie|''Banjo-Kazooie'' series]].
+===[[Jinjo Oracle]]===
+Jinjo Oracle is a giant stone [[Jinjo]] that resembles the [[Jinjonator]] in appearance. She gives the player hints when talking to him, and rewards the player with a [[jiggy]] for collecting all the jinjos in each level.
+===[[Kazooie the Breegull|Kazooie]]===
+Kazooie is a reoccurring main deuteragionist in the ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]'' series. Typically she is playable alongside Banjo, but is unplayable in ''Grunty's Revenge'' up until [[Breegull Beach]] due to her kidnapping. Once rescued, Kazooie can use arial-based moves as well as egg shooting.
+===[[Mama Clucker]]===
+Mama Clucker is a reoccurring character in the ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]] ''series. In [[Cliff Farm]], she asks you to safely corral some chickens back into their pen so they don't get attacked by one of Gruntilda's [[enemies|minions]].
+===[[Mumbo Jumbo]]===
+Mumbo Jumbo is a reoccurring character in the ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]] ''series. In the past, Mumbo Jumbo is still practicing to be a shaman.
+===[[The Bleaters]]===
+The Bleaters are friendly sheep that live on [[Cliff Farm]]. There is a minigame where the player must catch them to keep them away from Gruntilda's [[Enemies|minions]].
+===[[The Breegulls]]===
+The Breegull is a species of bird that lives on [[Breegull Beach]]. They get imprisoned by Mecha-Grunty.
 ==Items==
-*[[Hollow Honeycomb]]s
+===[[Hollow Honeycomb]]s===
+Hollow Honeycombs are a collectable item that can be exchanged at [[Honey B.|Honey B.'s Hideout]] for an extra [[honeycomb]] on the health meter.
-*[[Jiggy|Jiggies]]
+===[[Jiggy|Jiggies]]===
-*[[Jinjo]]s
+Jiggies are gold, jigssaw-shaped items that are reoccurring in the'' ''[[Banjo-Kazooie|''Banjo-Kazooie'' series]]. They are considered of high value in the Banjo universe, and are rewarded based on doing various different tasks. Collecting enough jiggies will unlock more worlds. There are 10 in each world.
-*[[Musical Note]]s
+===[[Jinjo]]s===
+Jinjos are reoccurring characters in the ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]'' series. They are very timid creatures and do not move from their hiding spots until touched by Banjo. The [[Jinjo Oracle]] rewards you with a [[jiggy]] for finding all 5 in each world.
+===[[Musical Note]]s===
+Music Notes are a reoccurring collectable in the [[Banjo-Kazooie|''Banjo-Kazooie'']] series. [[Bozzeye]] requires a certain amount of music notes to be collected for each move he teaches Banjo and Kazooie.
 ==Moves Learned==
+===[[Egg Firing]]===
-*[http://banjokazooie.wikia.com/wiki/Battery_Eggs Battery Eggs]
+Taught at [[Breegull Beach]] if Banjo has 80 notes. Hold L while pressing B to hold Kazooie like a gun, and press B again to shoot [[eggs]]. They can be used to hit enemies or trigger egg tolls. Press R to switch between egg types.
-*[http://banjokazooie.wikia.com/wiki/Bill_Drill Bill Drill]
+====[[Egg]] Types====
-*[http://banjokazooie.wikia.com/wiki/Climb Climb]
+*Blue- The standard egg type. It comes with the [[Egg Firing]] move.
-*[[Dive]]
+*Battery- An egg used specifically for certain tolls. It is taught at [[Bad Magic Bayou]] if Banjo has 260 notes.
-*[http://banjokazooie.wikia.com/wiki/Egg_Firing Egg Firing]
+*Ice- A white egg that freezes enemies. It can also put out fires. It is taught at [[Spiller's Harbor]] if Banjo has 410 notes.
-*[http://banjokazooie.wikia.com/wiki/Feathery_Flap Feathery Flap]
+*Fire- A red egg that scorches enemies and melts ice. It is taught at [[Freezing Furnace]] if Banjo has 470 notes.
-*[http://banjokazooie.wikia.com/wiki/Fire_Eggs Fire Eggs]
+===[[Bill Drill]]===
-*[http://banjokazooie.wikia.com/wiki/Flap_Flip Flap Flip]
+Taught at [[Bad Magic Bayou]] if Banjo has 170 notes. Press A to jump, then press L in mid-air. Banjo & Kazooie will perform a ground pound that shakes items down from high places or damage enemies below.
-*[[Forward Roll]]
+===[[Dive]]===
-*[http://banjokazooie.wikia.com/wiki/Ice_Eggs Ice Eggs]
+Taught at [[Cliff Farm]] if Banjo has 25 notes. Swim to an area in the water that is bubbling and press R to dive. Press A to swim and R again to rise back to the surface.
-*[http://banjokazooie.wikia.com/wiki/Jump Jump]
+===[[Climb]]===
-*[[Pack Whack]]
+Taught at [[Cliff Farm]] if Banjo has 40 notes. Move toward vines and press A to jump onto them.
-*[[Rat-a-tat Rap]]
+===[[Feathery Flap]]===
-*[http://banjokazooie.wikia.com/wiki/Shock_Spring_Jump Shock Spring Jump]
+Taught at [[Breegull Beach]] if Banjo has 110 notes. Press A to jump, and then press A in mid-air. Kazooie will flap her wings to briefly extend Banjo's time in the air.
-*[[Talon Trot]]
+===[[Flap Flip]]===
-*[http://banjokazooie.wikia.com/wiki/Wonderwing Wonderwing]
+Taught at [[Breegull Beach]] upon rescuing Kazooie.
+===[[Jump]]===
+Taught in [[Spiral Mountain]] briefly after starting a new game. Press A to jump.
+===[[Pack Whack]]===
+Taught in [[Spiral Mountain]] if Banjo has 10 notes. Press B to squash enemies with Banjo's backpack.
+===[[Rat-a-tat Rap]]===
+Taught in [[Bad Magic Bayou]] if Banjo has 210 notes. Press A to jump, and then B in mid-air. Kazooie will peck enemies with her beak.
+===[[Roll Attack]]===
+Taught in [[Cliff Farm]] if Banjo has 60 notes. Press B while moving to quickly roll in the desired direction, dealing damage to enemies in Banjo's path.
+===[[Shock Spring Jump]]===
+Taught in [[Spiller's Harbor]] if Banjo has 370 notes. Stand on a Shock Spring pad, hold L, then press A to be catapulted upward by Kazooie.
+===[[Talon Trot]]===
+Taught at [[Breegull Beach]] if Banjo has 140 notes. Hold L, and press R. This will get Kazooie to carry Banjo, allowing them to travel much faster. Unlike Banjo, she is also able to walk up slanted hills.
+===[[Wonderwing]]===
+Taught at [[Spiller's Harbor]] if Banjo has 310 notes. Stand on a [[Wonderwing]] pad and press A. This move will provide Banjo with invincibility at the cost of [[feathers|gold feathers]].
 ==Worlds==
-*[[Spiral Mountain]]
+===[[Spiral Mountain]]===
+Spiral Mountain is a reoccurring area in the ''[[Banjo-Kazooie ]]''series, and is the home of [[Banjo]] and [[Kazooie]]. Spiral Mountain's layout looks very different in this game, presumably because it takes place in the past. [[Gruntilda's Lair]] hasn't been built yet, and several different buildings exist that shouldn't. Additionally, Banjo's house isn't built yet.
-*[[Cliff Farm]]
-*[[Breegull Beach]]
+===[[Cliff Farm]]===
+Cliff Farm is a stereotypical farm with green hills, barns, fences, and is the home of many farm-like animals. 1 [[Jiggy]] is required to access this world.
-*[[Bad Magic Bayou]]
+===[[Breegull Beach]]===
-*[[Spiller's Harbor]]
+Breegull Beach is the home of the [[Breegull]]'s and the birthplace of [[Kazooie]]. It is a beach with a lot of wildlife, but some oil spills can be seen in parts of the ocean. 6 [[Jiggies]] are required to access this world.
-*[[Freezing Furnace]]
+===[[Bad Magic Bayou]]===
-*[[Grunty's Castle]]
+Bad Magic Bayou is a witch-themed world located in a swamp-like area. The main attraction is the building residing on the cliffs that resembles a haunted house. The water surrounding the world is dirty and not safe to swim in. 14 [[Jiggies]] are required to access this world.
+===[[Spiller's Harbor]]===
+Spiller's Harbor is a harbor on the shore that has suffered from a lack of tourists due to the ocean oil spills that started happening when [[Gruntilda]] took over. Its wall aesthetics and topography strongly resemble [[Rusty Bucket Bay]]. 24 [[Jiggies]] are required to access this world.
+===[[Freezing Furnace]]===
+Freezing Furnace is an icey world with a secluded heated area where [[Grunty Industries]] is being built. 39 [[Jiggies]] are required to access this world.
+===[[Grunty's Castle]]===
+Grunty's Castle is a reoccurring area in the ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]'' series and is where the final battle takes place. 50 [[Jiggies]] are required to access this area.
 ==Music==
-The game's music was composed by Jamie Hughes instead of Grant Kirkhope, composer of the console titles. Sound effects are sticking true to the classic sounds of Banjo-Kazooie and Tooie. However since the Game Boy Advence games aren’t able to store as many sounds in their memory as the N64 games, characters’ voices are comprised of less sounds, and thus some voices sound repetitive.
+The game's music was composed by Jamie Hughes instead of Grant Kirkhope, composer of the console titles. Sound effects are sticking true to the classic sounds of Banjo-Kazooie and Tooie. However, since the Game Boy Advence games aren’t able to store as many sounds in their memory as the N64 games, characters’ voices are comprised of less sounds, and thus some voices sound repetitive.
 ==Regional differences==
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+}}One of the differences in the game is that the text was shifted over to the left in the North American version. The European version, however, had it all centered.
-}}
-One of the differences in the game is that the text was shifted over to the left in the North American version. The European version, however, had it all centered.
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 ==Trivia==
 *''Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge'' was the first Rare game released after being purchased by [[Microsoft]] from [[Nintendo]], even though the game was released for a Nintendo game system.
+**It is also the final Rare game with the original logo.
 *This is the first game in the [[Banjo-Kazooie (series)|''Banjo-Kazooie'' series]] where Kazooie can't fly.
-*''Banjo-Kazooie Grunty's Revenge'', along with any other Game Boy Advance Cartridge, can also be played on the Nintendo DS via Slot 2 in the system.
+*''Banjo-Kazooie Grunty's Revenge'', along with any other Game Boy Advance Cartridge, can also be played on the Nintendo DS via Slot 2 in the system, however this cannot be done on a DSi as it lacks the second slot.
+*Banjo-Kazooie Grunty’s Revenge is the third game in the [[Banjo-Kazooie (series)|Banjo-Kazooie]] timeline. The first being [[Banjo-Pilot]], second being [[Banjo-Kazooie]], third being Banjo-Kazooie Gruntys Revenge, fourth being [[Banjo-Tooie]], and fifth being [[Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts|Banjo-Kazooie Nuts n bolts]].
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