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“Ahhh... lovely water! Trunker feels great!”
Trunker, Banjo-Kazooie


Trunker is a turban-wearing coconut tree appearing in Gobi's Valley in Banjo-Kazooie. He can be found on a small island next to the world's starting point. Trunker tells Banjo and Kazooie that he is very thirsty. Kazooie is unsympathetic, asking, "How's your nuts, bark breath?" and earns a scolding from Banjo. Banjo offers some Feathers and Blue Eggs to aid the tree. However, Trunker tells them that only water can help quench his thirst.

After Banjo and Kazooie find Gobi and free him, Gobi runs to Trunker's Island to lie in the tree's shade. He comments that Trunker looks dry but that he, Gobi, needs all his water for himself. However, Gobi can be forced to give up his water if Banjo and Kazooie use the Beak Buster ability on Gobi's back, causing the camel to then spit out his stash of water onto Trunker. Gobi runs away complaining, but Trunker grows tall and reveals a Jiggy on his head. Banjo and Kazooie can reach this Jiggy most easily by climbing the nearest palm tree and using the Feathery Flap to reach Trunker's top. Alternatively, the Jiggy can also be reached by flying.

Name[]

Trunker's name is based on the word "trunk", which is the name of the main stem of a tree.

Trivia[]

  • Interestingly, the entrance to Gobi's Valley from Gruntilda's Lair is a tree shaped just like Trunker and has the same fiery desert sand as seen near Trunker.
  • Kazooie exclaims "How's your nuts, Bark Breath?". "Nuts" is a slang word for testicles, which relates to the word penis, so it's a miracle that it got it's E rating.
  • In Grunty's Furnace Fun, when a Sound Challenge with Trunker's voice plays, the three options are "Trunker the Tree," "Trunker the Elephant," and "Stinker the Tree."

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