T.T. Trophies in Banjo-Kazooie Nuts and Bolts are a highly coveted, rare, and valuable collectible shaped like the head of the supportive character Trophy Thomas. These golden trophies are the highest possible awards that can be earned in Jiggy-Challenges. Depending on how well Banjo and Kazooie perform in the challenge, they may earn Musical Notes and a Jiggy. However, when their performance is exceptional they may be awarded a T.T. Trophy. As soon as the protagonists manage to receive four T.T. Trophies, they can visit Trophy Thomas near his house in Showdown Town, the game’s hub world, to receive a Jiggy. Located next to his house is a Jig-O-Vend, which they can activate using their Magic Wrench, acquired from Lord of Games, to receive a Jiggy. In total, there are ninety-seven T.T. Trophies scattered throughout the game, while players can earn twenty-four Jiggies by winning trophies. However, collecting the remaining twelve T.T. Trophies in L.O.G.’s Lost Challenges will not reward Banjo and Kazooie with Jiggies. Instead, Trophy Thomas will paint the statue above his building with gold paint to reassert his magnificence, according to Lord of Games. Interestingly, all Jiggies in Banjo-Kazooie Nuts and Bolts can be obtained without winning all ninety-seven T.T. Trophies in the game. Players may want to skip the T.T. Trophy in the Jiggy-Challenge Saucer of Peril Returns, located in Terrarium of Terror. Many players have opted to skip this particular Jiggy-Challenge, because the requirements for earning this T.T. Trophy are extremely stringent, and players must hit almost every target to earn it. Despite this, T.T. Trophies remain highly sought-after collectibles among Banjo-Kazooie Nuts and Bolts players due to their prestige they convey. Also, these trophies serve as a testament to the player’s skill and prowess in the game’s various challenges, making them a valuable addition to any player’s collection.
