Where in Gruntilda's Lair Are We? Quiz

Answer: Bubblegloop Swamp

Croctuses will appear one at a time throughout the fourth stage of the game and in order to get our Jiggy from these, we need to feed them eggs as they open and close their mouths. Croctuses are gold, but the eyes are different on each one we meet. They often appear in somewhat tricky positions, but it doesn't matter how far we are; we just need to feed them an egg each.

Answer: Mad Monster Mansion

Tumblar is a small glass slider that you can ride in the shed outside Mad Monster Mansion. The odd thing about the Jiggy within Tumblar is that you must first complete a timed puzzle to get it. Simply move around a Ouija board-like room hitting the tiles to spell Banjo-Kazooie without landing on a Gruntilda tile or getting hit by the ghoul running around the room to make Tumblar disappear.

Answer: Treasure Trove Cove

The golden treasure chest can be found at the end of the trail of large Xs surrounding the cove. Once we Beak Bust each one, a question mark will appear on an island and we'll need to smash it to find the treasure chest. The chest won't go down easily though. We need to smash it around as well while it bounces around the island. The result is another Jiggy.

Answer: Gobi's Valley

Slappas and Grabba are types of mummified hand-like enemies. One of these will be in a corner of the Valley holding a Jiggy, and to obtain it from their dead grasp, we'll need to make use of our newly-acquired Turbo Shoes. The others are scattered through the level and they will often slap their hands down to the ground to attack us.

Answer: Rusty Bucket Bay

The main feature of Rusty Bucket Bay is the large ship docked inside. We must navigate the ship by entering windows, doors, and cracks in the hull in order to find Jiggies, collect Notes, and help friendly local marine life. Two Jiggies revolve around the engine room, and here we can turn off the propellers of the ship as well as get an Empty Honeycomb Piece.

Answer: Clanker's Cavern

Mutie-Snippits are directly opposite the main entrance of the main chamber containing Clanker the disposal unit, so if we swim over to them, we can fight each one and earn a Jiggy. This area is also a good place to refill Honeycombs, because if we use Beak Buster on any one of these, we'll earn two Honeycombs.

The same works for the regular Snippits which are first seen in Treasure Trove Cove.

Answer: Mumbo's Mountain

Ticker is a termite enemy found around the termite hill of Mumbo's Mountain. Here, we can visit the first Mumbo hut and grasp the basic controls of the game. It's also the first area where we'll find Jinjos and Notes in the game. Notes will be required if we want to advance to the next areas of the lair.

Answer: Click Clock Wood

Zubbas are the bee-like enemies found in Click Clock Wood, and we'll need to encounter them in a few different seasons. First off, their nest will contain notes and a Jinjo in spring, and to reach them we'll need to transform into a bee ourselves. In summer, we fight the Zubbas in order to get a Jiggy. The easiest way to win the fight is to use the Wonderwing.

Answer: Freezeezy Peak

We can't enter Freezeezy Peak without noticing the giant snowman in the center of the stage. Complete with broom, top hat, and carrot nose, the snowman is the centerpiece for this stage containing the majority of notes and Jiggies. One Jiggy can be found in the corncob pipe in the snowman's mouth and we can either climb the snowman or drop down into the pipe from above to reach it.

Answer: Spiral Mountain

Collywobbles as well as Bawls and other vegetable-like enemies are only found on Spiral Mountain. This area not only contains the entrance to Gruntilda's Lair, but it also contains Banjo and Kazooie's house. It's the starting point of the game and it features many beginner techniques that can be learned at the various molehills.

The area also contains six Empty Honeycombs if we ever need an extra Honeycomb Piece.