Search

Springy Step Shoes

650px BannerPlaceholder

The Springy Step Shoes, distinguished by their purple color, made their debut in Banjo-Tooie, the second installment of the entire series. They can be acquired by the game’s protagonists, Banjo and Kazooie in Terrydactyland, the game’s fifth world, after fulfilling the requirement of collecting a minimum of 390 Musical Notes under the guidance of their instructor, Jamjars. Once obtained these shoes empower Banjo and Kazooie to execute extraordinarily high jumps, surpassing the elevation achievable with the Shock Spring Pads. To perform this impressive leap, players must position themselves strategically and press the A button, resulting in a remarkable ascent. Upon completion of a powerful jump, the Springy Step Shoes vanish momentarily, only to reappear for subsequent use. However, if players delay their jumps excessively, the shoes will disappear after some time, with the duration varying for each pair in the game. Notably, when the Split Up pads are used, and Kazooie is the sole character selected, players gain the ability to execute an even more prodigious jump, facilitating access to otherwise inaccessible spots. This capability proves indispensable for scaling the big mountain located at the heart of Terrydactyland and reaching Terry’s Nest. Furthermore, certain collectibles, such as the Jiggy concealed behind the waterfall in Glitter Gulch Mine, can only be obtained once the characters have acquired the Springy Step Shoes. Another instance where these shoes prove advantageous is during the challenge posed by Mr. Fit in the Cloud Cuckooland world. Players must surmount a lofty bar to conquer his initial trial and advance to the subsequent one, all in pursuit of a golden Jiggy. The Springy Step Shoes can be found in various places, including Isle O’ Hags, Mayahem Temple, Glitter Gulch Mine, Jolly Roger’s Lagoon, Grunty Industries, Hailfire Peaks and Cloud Cuckooland, giving the protagonists the opportunity to utilize this specialized footwear across a range of environments to progress.

» Additional Information

SCREENSHOTS