Kazooie is one of two protagonists of the Banjo-Kazooie series. She is a Red-crested Breegull who serves as the partner of Banjo who is shown to be a foil to Banjo as whereas Banjo is polite and well behaved, Kazooie is snarky, rude and misbehaves a lot, despite this Kazooie has a heart of gold on the inside and cares for the innocents around her.
Her Good Ranking[]
What Makes Her Admirable?[]
In General[]
- While she does do the same things Banjo does, she still passes the in-story standards by using her resources to the maximum potential, standing out alongside Banjo as the heroic saviors of Spiral Mountain and Isle O'Hags and helping those in need.
- Though she's rude to most characters, she never insults Banjo and is shown to be very loyal to him.
- She is willing to apologize when Banjo reprimands her for being insensitive to others, showing how much she respects Banjo as she wouldn’t do this for anyone else.
- Even though her rude personality in contrast to Banjo's friendly, polite attitude is one of many contrasts from Banjo, like Banjo, she still keeps the story lighthearted as she is fun-loving and adventurous and her insults make her one of the funniest characters.
Banjo-Kazooie[]
- When she learned that Gruntilda has kidnapped Banjo's younger sister Tooty and learns about Gruntilda's intent to swap her weight and appearance with her, Kazooie sets out to help Banjo save Tooty and defeat Gruntilda.
- Though Gruntilda tempts her to ditch Banjo and join her, Kazooie never considers doing so.
- In the first level, Mumbo's Mountain, she stole Conga the Ape's orange from his tree and gave it to a monkey named Chimpy for a snack as Chimpy is very scared of Conga due to his brutality.
- In the second level, Treasure Trove Cove, she enters the Salty Hippo to collect two pieces of gold treasure giving it to Captain Blubber as Blubber cannot swim even though she rudely without sympathy and understanding of his swimming inability asked him to go get it himself
- In the third level, Clanker's Cavern, she helped a mechanical shark named Clanker by going to the deepest sewer and unlocking the chains allowing the chains to rise giving Clanker fresh air.
- In the fifth level, Freezeezy Peak, she helped a polar bear named Boggy release a jiggy that got stuck within his stomach and reunited him with his kids. She also gave presents scattered throughout the winterland to the three kids to make them happy.
- In the sixth level, Gobi's Valley, she freed Gobi the Camel from being stuck and chained and they then subsequently helped a sapient anthropomorphic tree named Trunker get some water to cure his droughtful thirst despite rudely and unempathetically asking how his nuts were and calling him bark breath.
- In the seventh level, Mad Monster Mansion, she gave several sapient pots eggs which helped them grow flowers to thrive.
- In the eighth level, Rusty Bucket Bay, she helped a dolphin named Snorkel who is stuck under an anchor become free by raising the anchor inwards of the ship.
- In the ninth level, Click Clock Wood, she helped a beaver named Gnawty return to his home by breaking the boulder block it in the summertime.
- In the aforementioned level, in the autumntime, she helped a squirrel named Nabnut prepare for hibernation by collecting half a dozen acorns.
- In the aforementioned level, starting in Spring, she collected various caterpillars and fed them to a giant baby bird named Eyrie to help him grow, he then became an Eagle in the wintertime due to this.
Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge[]
- Defeated Mecha-Grunty
Banjo-Tooie[]
- Prevented Gruntilda from her evil scheme of revenge by using the Big-O-Blaster to drain the lifeforce of Spiral Mountain and the Isle O'Hags, he also reverted the zombie curse of King Jingaling and brought Bottles back to life in the process.
- She admits that she misses Banjo if they are separated for a long time.
- She helps hatch Tiptup's son.
- She calls Terry out for even joking about using a Grenade Egg on one of his hatchlings.
- She admits that she finds the baby alien cute, though she tries to backtrack upon saying it out loud.
Banjo Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts[]
- Prevented Gruntilda from usurping Banjo's ownership of Spiral Mountain.
What Makes Her Inconsistent?[]
- She is shown to be very rude to nearly everyone she meets up to including calling them rude names and insults, even when they don’t antagonize her or Banjo, making her to much of a jerk to be Near Pure Good.
- She's far too lethal to be Near Pure Good:
- She has a habit of destroying sentient beehives for their honey killing them without remorse in the three out of four games that were published by Nintendo which dependent upon player choice if you kill all of them would give him a high kill count and wouldn't be in self-defense.
- In Banjo-Tooie, in the seventh level, Hailfire Peaks on the icy side, when Banjo intended to kill Mildred Ice Cube to save a frozen up Jinjo, she allowed herself to become a gun-like weapon to help Banjo shoot her down by burning her with her fire eggs or blowing her up with her grenade eggs or become a killing knife-like weapon to shatter and stab Mildred until she breaks into pieces with her bill drill powers or burning her down to smithereens as a dragon. Like Banjo, she shows no remorse for killing Mildred and lethal assisting and abetting on an innocent person. Though dependent on player choice, she can do this on her own by using Clockwork Kazooie Eggs.
- She cheats Bottles during a card game at the start of Banjo-Tooie, which plays a role in his death.
- She remarks that Bottles was not the most popular character in Banjo-Kazooie when he dies, though she apologies and later makes it up to him by bringing him back to life. (Jamjars notes she was reckless with B.O.B., but she got the result she wanted.)
- She often demands a reward in exchange for helping others.
- In the two N64 games starting from the sixth level, Gobi's Valley, she and Banjo were physically abusive to Gobi the Camel by using the beak buster on his hump. The duo started it off by forcing water out of his hump to spray out water to feed Trunker to cure his drought and then used it again to gain a honeycomb piece. Later on in the ninth level, Click Clock Wood, during the summer and autumn solstices, the beak busted Gobi on the hump again by forcing water out of him to grow a giant flower. In Banjo-Tooie, they still continued it. In the seventh level, Hailfire Peaks, the duo assault him by the hump to squirt water out of him to empower a train to give it fuel due to the train running on water. Plus in the third level in Witchyworld in the Cave of Horrors, if you encounter him locked up with her by Banjo's side, she'll rudely ask for money and unempathetically tell him to get used to cage life. The duo also shows no remorse for their bullying toward him.
Trivia[]
- She is one of three Inconsistently Admirable heroes to come from a video game series by Rare, alongside Conker and Donkey Kong.
External Links[]
- Kazooie on the Heroes Wiki
- Kazooie on the Banjo-Kazooie Wiki
- Kazooie on the Super Smash Bros. Wiki
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 Inconsistently Admirable
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