History VideoGame / BanjoKazooieGruntysRevenge

* CanonDiscontinuity: According to ''Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts'' on the UsefulNotes/{{Xbox 360}}, ''Banjo-Kazooie'' and ''Banjo-Tooie'' are the characters' only previous adventures. Banjo Land, a museum-themed level from the same game that features several props and characters from the UsefulNotes/{{Nintendo 64}} games, also has nothing from ''Grunty's Revenge.''
* DummiedOut: Many things were cut out in the final version of the game.
** A mad cow was the original boss on the farm level.
** The large mountain on the Fjord was removed when flying was removed from the game, and the remaining Fjord & Furnace sections were combined into one large level.
** Mecha-Grunty was going to have different forms in Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge, such as a tank, bazooka, drill, etc.
** “Monster Kazooie” was a concept, but a decision was made to not implement it in the game.
** Swamp monsters (scorpion & spider).
** Klungo’s UFO was too big to fit on cartridge, and replaced with Gruntilda’s ghost floating out of the rock & into the Mecha suit.

* BagOfSpilling: This game takes place chronologically before ''Tooie'', so Banjo and Kazooie naturally haven't learned skills like Breegull Blaster and Bill Drill. On the other hand, they also need to re-learn familiar moves from the original game, even basic ones like Flapflip Jump and Rat-a-Tat Rap. This is never explained.

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: This ''is'' a Creator/{{Rare}} game, after all; double entendres and thinly-disguised sex puns abound.

* BigBad: Gruntilda

* FishingMiniGame

* GoodEnding: Achieved by collecting all the jiggies.

* {{Interquel}}

* MeaningfulName: Mr. Ripovski the seedy businessman, and Alfred P. Cock... the peacock. Get your mind out of the gutter.

* TheSeventies: If Mumbo's happening bachelor pad (sporting lava lamps, tiger skin rugs and a disco ball) is any indication, this is the decade this game takes place in.

* SpritePolygonMix

** Bozzeye's name comes from the term "boss-eyes", a British synonym for "[[ComicallyCrossEyed cross-eyed]]". Very fitting considering he has FishEyes.

** Bozzeye's name comes from the term "boss-eyes", a British synonym for "[[CrazyCrossEyes cross-eyed]]". Very fitting considering he has FishEyes.

* EverythingsSquishierWithCephalopods: The octopus transformation.

''Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge'' is a PlatformGame by Creator/{{Rare}} (published by Creator/{{THQ}}) released on the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance in 2003. It's a part of the ''VideoGame/BanjoKazooie'' series; more specifically, it's an {{Interquel}} set shortly after [[BigBad Gruntilda's]] defeat in ''Banjo-Kazooie'' but before her revival in ''Banjo-Tooie.'' Being on a handheld system, the game is pretty small-scale compared to the console entries, but does a surprisingly good job capturing their style and "feel."

Sadly, the game came out after Microsoft's purchase of Rare in 2001 and suffered from terrible marketing problems. Fans of the series tend to overlook it, and most critics are of the opinion that (unlike its lauded predecessors on the UsefulNotes/{{Nintendo 64}}), it's merely SoOkayItsAverage.

* PortTown: Spillar's Harbor.

* HailfirePeaks: Freezing Furnace combines SlippySlideyIceWorld, LethalLavaLand, and EternalEngine.* HauntedTechnology: Klungo created Mecha-Grunty specifically so Grunty's ghost could take it over.

* AbsenteeActor: This is (so far) the only ''Banjo-Kazooie'' game where [[MrExposition Bottles]] does not appear. His roles is instead taken up by his ancestor Bozzeye.

* HauntedTechnology: Klungo created Mecha-Grunty specifically so Grunty's ghost could take it over.

* VideoGameSettings:
** GreenHillZone: Cliff Farm.
** PalmTreePanic: Breegull Beach.
** BubblegloopSwamp: Bad Magic Bayou.
** PortTown: Spillar's Harbor.
** HailfirePeaks: Freezing Furnace combines SlippySlideyIceWorld, LethalLavaLand, and EternalEngine.

''Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge'' is a PlatformGame by Creator/{{Rare}} (published by Creator/{{THQ}}) released on the GameBoyAdvance in 2003. It's a part of the ''VideoGame/BanjoKazooie'' series; more specifically, it's an {{Interquel}} set shortly after [[BigBad Gruntilda's]] defeat in ''Banjo-Kazooie'' but before her revival in ''Banjo-Tooie.'' Being on a handheld system, the game is pretty small-scale compared to the console entries, but does a surprisingly good job capturing their style and "feel."

* CanonDiscontinuity: According to ''Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts'' on the {{Xbox 360}}, ''Banjo-Kazooie'' and ''Banjo-Tooie'' are the characters' only previous adventures. Banjo Land, a museum-themed level from the same game that features several props and characters from the UsefulNotes/{{Nintendo 64}} games, also has nothing from ''Grunty's Revenge.''

Sadly, the game came out after Microsoft's purchase of Rare in 2001 and suffered from terrible marketing problems. Fans of the series tend to overlook it, and most critics are of the opinion that (unlike its lauded predecessors on the {{Nintendo 64}}), it's merely SoOkayItsAverage.

* CanonDiscontinuity: According to ''Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts'' on the {{Xbox 360}}, ''Banjo-Kazooie'' and ''Banjo-Tooie'' are the characters' only previous adventures. Banjo Land, a museum-themed level from the same game that features several props and characters from the {{Nintendo 64}} games, also has nothing from ''Grunty's Revenge.''

->''With the Mecha-Grunty Klungo's made, Banjo's favor will be repaid. I'll steal Kazooie, and in a blast, I'll use my suit to change the past. Without his bird, Banjo's lost. I won't give up at any cost!''

-->--Mecha-Grunty

* DummiedOut: Many things were cut out in the final version of the game. • A mad cow was the original boss on the farm level. • The large mountain on the Fjord was removed when flying was removed from the game, and the remaining Fjord & Furnace sections were combined into one large level. • Mecha-Grunty was going to have different forms in Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge, such as a tank, bazooka, drill, etc. • “Monster Kazooie” was a concept, but a decision was made to not implement it in the game. • Swamp monsters (scorpion & spider). • Klungo’s UFO was too big to fit on cartridge, and replaced with Gruntilda’s ghost floating out of the rock & into the Mecha suit.

* SaveThePrincess: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted.]] You'd ''think'' you can't rescue Kazooie until the very end of the game, but you actually get her back in the second level, Breegull Beach. The duo stays together throughout the rest of the game, and most of the moves you learn involve Kazooie.

* DummiedOut: Many things were cut out in the final version of the game. • A mad cow was the original boss on the farm level • The large mountain on the Fjord was removed when flying was removed from the game, and the remaining Fjord & Furnace sections were combined into one large level • The machine seen in “FURNACE_scene” was also lost when the 2 levels were combined • Mecha-Grunty was going to have different forms in Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge, such as a tank form, bazooka form, etc., but were scrapped out of the final version of the game. • “Monster Kazooie” was a concept, but a decision was made to not implement it in the game •Swamp monsters (scorpion & spider) were not in the final game, the main swamp monsters were Bogfoot (Bigfoot with a different colour palette)• Klungo’s UFO was too big to fit on cartridge, and replaced with Gruntilda’s ghost floating out of the rock & into the Mecha suit.

* MightyGlacier: The tank transformation. It can shoot a huge projectile that can break steel doors and kills pretty much any enemy in one shot, but can't jump and dies if it falls from any height.