Banjo Kazooie, this game may seem innocent, but when you look closer you see it's horrible dark side:
- It gives children the idea that it's okay to run around wearing only shorts and a necklace.
- The necklace also appears to be an animal tooth, thus supporting animal abuse.
- It has a bird trapped in a backpack (more animal abuse).
- This bird must sometimes carry a fully grown bear on it's back. I'm amazed it's skinny little legs haven't cracked yet.
- She must also carry the bear's weight when she flies!
- A talking toilet. It could scare children.
- Banjo is named after a certain musical instrument, that will remind people of Dueling Banjos, which reminds people of Deliverance, which reminds people of anal rape.
- Vegetables coming to life. This could make children think they're eating living things, which might prevent them from eating their greens.
- Banjo's sister is named Tootie. This is a completely inappropriate name, and we do not want our children laughing at pathetic toilet humor.
- Speaking of toilet humor, what about that fart noise when Kazooie is forced to give birth to eggs in order to use them as projectile weapons?!
- In order to lay that many eggs, Banjo must be raping her in order to keep those eggs coming.
- And then they are immediately broken as they hit people, killing the baby inside and injuring whoever they hit.
- She must also shoot eggs out of her mouth. Banjo forces her to do this, completely destroying the proper way to give birth.
- Mumbo Jumbo is a shaman. This blantantly promotes paganism.
- In order to perform his satanic abilities, you must give him human skulls.
- Mumbo Jumbo also wears almost no clothes!
- Actually, most of the characters are pretty much naked.
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So, folks, what do you say? Is this game really "E for Everyone" material? I think not.
