Click Clock Wood is a forest-themed world that poses a challenge to even the most experienced players. It’s the ninth world in the game Banjo-Kazooie that players can access through the hub world Gruntilda’s Lair. With its broken wooden platforms, thorny plants, and narrow paths, Banjo and Kazooie can easily fall from heights, making it a difficult world to navigate. One of the unique features in Click Clock Wood is, that it can be played in four different seasons, each with its own set of challenges and collectibles. However, players must unlock each season first by pressing a switch that is hidden in other seasons. This makes it challenging for players to find and collect all the collectibles as they need to switch between different seasons and navigate through different obstacles. In Click Clock Wood, players will encounter Big Cluckers, angry birds that hide in small black holes and snap at anyone who gets too close. These green angry birds can be dangerous enemies, especially at higher sections of the Giant Tree, as they can push the player off, causing them to lose a considerable amount of health. It is recommended that players defeat all of them to avoid such bad situations. To enter Click Clock Wood, players must pass through a tree stump after unlocking the six-hundred-forty Note Door and navigating through a small tunnel filled with Whipcracks. Before players can enter Click Clock Wood, they must complete its puzzle that can be found through a tunnel inside a lake near the one-hundred-eighty Note Door, which requires fifteen Jiggies. However, players must first reveal the podium by pressing a switch in the lobby of Click Clock Wood before its puzzle can be completed. Click Clock Wood features the last Skull of Mumbo Jumbo, which allows players to transform into a bumblebee. In this form they are able to fly up in the air without consuming Red Feathers, but also fit into small holes like Zubba’s Nest.
» Stop 'n' Swop in Click Clock Wood
In the Banjo-Kazooie franchise, players can uncover a special and mysterious feature known as Stop ‘n’ Swop. This special feature involves six different colored mystery eggs and a large ice key that unlocks various rewards for players in sequel games, including the games Banjo-Tooie and Banjo-Kazooie Nuts and Bolts. Typically, these mystery eggs and the key cannot be found by the player, unless a specific code is entered inside the Sandcastle of Treasure Trove Cove. It can be challenging to enter the correct code, due to its length and one single mistake means the player must start over again from the beginning. Also, it’s worth noting that while entering these codes the platforms on the ground will not change color or play any tune, after players used Kazooie’s Beak Buster. One of these special codes is related to the world Click Clock World, and will make the yellow mystery egg appear on the wooden table inside Nabnut’s House. Nabnut’s House is a cozy abode, inhabited by a friendly squirrel named Nabnut. The egg can only be acquired during the winter season, and Nabnut’s House is locked during this time, making it inaccessible. In order to obtain the egg, the player must take matters into their own hands and break the window next to Nabnut’s door to gain access. It’s worth noting that if the player enters Nabnut’s House during other seasons, the mystery egg will not be present on the wooden table. Therefore, players must unlock the winter season first and shatter the window near Nabnut’s door to enter his house.
» List of Collectibles
JIGGIES
Jiggy #01: For this Jiggy, enter the Spring season and head over to Mumbo Jumbo’s Skull to transform the Duo into a bumble bee. After that, leave his skull and fly to the highest point of Click Clock Wood to circle around the giant tree, and to find a Jiggy hold by a Snarebear.
Jiggy #02: Either in Spring, Summer or Autumn season, climb up the giant tree located in the center of the world and break open the wooden door at the end of it. Inside, you can find and snatch the Jiggy on the opposite of the entrance door, surrounded by orange Whiplashes.
Jiggy #03: Enter the Summer season and get up the platform dividing the entrance area and the bramble field near Mumbo’s Skull. Now, walk up the slope, but take the right way to jump from leaf to leaf and continue this progress until you reach a platform with the Jiggy on it.
Jiggy #04: In Summer season, walk up the big tree and enter Zubba’s Nest, where you must walk towards the caged Jiggy located in the center of the hive. After that, the Zubbas notice the Duo and start to attack, which means that you must defeat all of them to free the Jiggy.
Jiggy #05: In Summer season, climb up the big tree in the center of the world until you reach the tree house that is next to Zubba’s Nest. Once there, go inside and perform a well-timed jump across the hole on the floor to the platform that is on the opposite, holding the Jiggy.
Jiggy #06: Enter the Summer season and head over to Gnawty’s House that is located in the area with shallow water. Beak Bust the rock blocking the entrance to his house and return to this section in Autumn, where you can swim into the tunnel to get the Jiggy he kept for you.
Jiggy #07: In Autumn, walk up the big tree until you reach Nabnut’s House, who explains the Duo that he is outside looking for some acorns since he needs a reserve for Winter. Help him out and find all six buckets filled with acorns near his house to receive a Jiggy in exchange.
Jiggy #08: During the Spring season, head over to the flower garden and drop five eggs into the hole to make a giant plant sprout. After that, return in Summer and Autumn to find Gobi who can be used to water the plant by Beak Busting his back to let a golden Jiggy sprout.
Jiggy #09: To receive this Jiggy, you’ve to find and collect all five different colored Jinjos that are hidden in the world Click Clock Wood. As soon as you have found and collected the last Jinjo, they will reward the Duo with another Jiggy that can be picked up on the ground.
Jiggy #10: In Spring season, walk up the huge tree until you reach a nest, where you can use the Beak Buster on the egg to release a baby eagle called Eyrie. In each season, bring him a certain amount of caterpillars to let him grow and to receive a Jiggy as a reward in Winter.
MUSICAL NOTES
✤ In front of the gate leading to the Spring season (4)
✤ Near the giant blue flower in Spring (4)
✤ On the branches around the tree in Spring (12)
✤ On the leaves near the entrance door in Summer (2)
✤ In the dry water in Summer (2)
✤ Near the Tree House in Summer (4)
✤ Near Zubba’s Nest in Summer (3)
✤ In front of Nabnut’s House in Summer (5)
✤ On the left side of the entrance door in Autumn (3)
✤ Around the tree in Autumn (19)
✤ Inside Zubba’s Nest in Autumn (4)
✤ Next to the plant along the wall in Autumn (5)
✤ Around the nest of the baby eagle Eyrie in Autumn (8)
✤ Inside Nabnut’s House in Autumn (3)
✤ Inside Gnawty’s House (2)
✤ In front of Nabnut’s House next to a Sir Slush in Winter (4)
✤ At the top of the tree house in Winter (4)
✤ On the edge near the nest in Winter (4)
✤ Around a Sir Slush on the big tree (4)
EXTRA HONEYCOMBS
Extra Honeycomb #01: In Winter, head over to the section with the giant flower and stand on the frozen water. Somewhere you should notice a small hole, where you can jump inside and dive to Gnawty’s House to pick up the Extra Honeycomb that is sitting on a shelf to the left.
Extra Honeycomb #02: In Winter season, walk up the big tree until you reach Nabnut’s house and head around to the ramp across his door. Use the Flight Pad to get into the air and use the Aerial Beak Bomb to shatter the window above his door to find the Extra Honeycomb.
MUMBO TOKENS
✤ Hold by one of the Snarebears near the entrance door in Spring
✤ In the bramble field in Spring
✤ Near Eyrie’s Nest in Spring
✤ Inside Nabnut’s House in Spring
✤ On a branch of the big tree in Spring
✤ At the construction side of the unfinished tree house in Spring
✤ Hold by a Snarebear near the lake in Spring
✤ Inside Zubba’s Nest in Winter
✤ Behind the Flight Pad in front of Gnawty’s House in Winter
✤ Inside the tunnel leading to Gnawty’s House in Summer
✤ Jump across the leaves to the left of the platform in Autumn
JINJOS
Jinjo #01: First, enter the Spring season and head over to Mumbo Jumbo’s Skull to transform the Duo into a bumble bee. After that, fly all the way up to the beehive also known as Zubba’s Nest and enter the hole in front of it to find the pink Jinjo on the top of the honeycomb stairs.
Jinjo #02: For the blue Jinjo, enter the Winter season of Click Clock Wood and go left to reach Mumbo Jumbo’s Skull. Once there, use the Flight Pad in the center of the bramble field to get into the air and fly on the top of Mumbo’s Skull, where you can find and pick up the Jinjo.
Jinjo #03: To get the orange Jinjo, enter the Autumn season and head over to the giant blue flower with the big raging bull also known as Bigbutt. Once there, keep looking for a small pile of leaves, where you can find the Jinjo sitting on it and pick him up by using the Talon-Trot.
Jinjo #04: The yellow Jinjo is probably the easiest one to find in Click Clock Wood since he is sitting in the tall grass in Summer. As soon as you enter the Summer season, simply walk left and walk towards the corner to grab the Jinjo next to a beehive surrounded by angry bees.
Jinjo #05: The green Jinjo of Click Clock Wood can be found during the Spring season and is trapped by a Snarebear in front of the Tree Top’s door. You can easily get him as bumblebee but it’s also possible to pick up the Jinjo as Banjo and Kazooie by using the Wonderwings.
EXTRA LIVES
✤ In the corner of the Tree House in Summer
✤ Under the ice that covers the pond near Gnawty’s House in Winter
✤ Held by a Snarebear on the tree stump in the middle of the pond in Spring
✤ In the corner of the tree ramp bridge over the dry river in Summer
WITCH SWITCH
Witch-Switch #01: The Witch Switch of Click Clock Wood can be found in Winter in front of a Sir Slush, who is sitting on a platform of the huge tree near the entrance door. After pressing the switch, a Jiggy appears in an alcove high above the lobby and can be picked up as bee.
