Super Yum Yum: Puzzle Adventures [Android, Computer, DS, iOS] – Leon / Baby Chameleons

Media: video game: “Super Yum Yum: Puzzle Adventures”
Developer: dmg media ltd
Platform: Android, Computer, DS, iOS

Note: This game appears to no longer be available at the time of writing.

Description: 

In certain levels, Leon’s children will be available to rescue. In order to collect them, he must flick his tongue out to grab them, as he would when he eats fruit. Although it looks like he is swallowing them, they reappear under him and follow him through the rest of the level.

Super Yum Yum: Puzzle Adventures [Android, Computer, DS, iOS] – Ms. Tum Tum / Baby Chameleons

Media: video game: “Super Yum Yum: Puzzle Adventures”
Developer: dmg media ltd
Platform: Android, Computer, DS, iOS

Note: This game appears to no longer be available at the time of writing.

Description: 

In the introduction sequence of the game, Leon is seen leaving his children in some fruit trees. A Fruit Monster known as Ms. Tum Tum arrives and eats the fruit by inhaling sharply, seemingly unknowingly devouring Leon’s children in the process, belching afterwards. Throughout the game, Leon can rescue his children, who are found in regular levels, rather than from Ms. Tum Tum herself, implying that what she commented afterwards was true.

Banjo-Kazooie [N64, XB360] – Lockup / Banjo, Kazooie

Media: video game: “Banjo-Kazooie”
Developer: Rare
Platform: N64, XB360

Description: 

In the second world, Treasure Trove Cove, there are sentient treasure boxes that constantly open and close their toothy mouths, and contain items inside that can be collected. As they are invulnerable, they cannot be destroyed; Banjo and Kazooie must flip inside their mouths in order to collect them. Touching their teeth will incur damage.

Banjo-Kazooie [N64, XB360] – Eyrie / Caterpillars

Media: video game: “Banjo-Kazooie”
Developer: Rare
Platform: N64, XB360

Description: 

In the ninth world, Click Clock Wood, there is a young bird named Eyrie, that must be fed caterpillars in order to grow, and eventually will give a Jiggy. This can be done twice, in the summer and autumn versions of the world.

Banjo-Kazooie [N64, XB360] – Banjo (Crocodile), Mr. Vile / Yumblies, Grumblies

Media: video game: “Banjo-Kazooie”
Developer: Rare
Platform: N64, XB360

Description: 

In the fourth world, Bubblegloop Swamp, Banjo can transform into his crocodile form to enter the crocodile-shaped hut. Inside, a red crocodile named Mr. Vile will challenge Banjo to a contest of eating Red Yumblies and Yellow Grumblies, which appear to be sentient fruit, for a chance to win a Jiggie.

Banjo-Kazooie [N64, XB360] – Kazooie / Jiggies

Media: video game: “Banjo-Kazooie”
Developer: Rare
Platform: N64, XB360

Description: 

Throughout the game, Banjo and Kazooie will find golden jigsaw pieces, ‘Jiggies’ used to unlock new worlds. As with nearly every item in the game, they are sentient, and speak the first couple times collecting them. On obtaining them, Banjo will give them to Kazooie to swallow for safe-keeping.

Banjo-Kazooie [N64, XB360] – Tanktup / Banjo, Kazooie

Media: video game: “Banjo-Kazooie”
Developer: Rare
Platform: N64, XB360

Description: 

In the fourth world, Bubblegloop Swamp, there is a large turtle named Tanktup that complains of being numb and cold. Performing the Beak Buster on all of his limbs will cause him to spit out a Jiggie, and keep his mouth open to allow Banjo and Kazooie inside for a mini-game and another Jiggie. Oddly, his insides appear to be of his shell, rather than his stomach. This is where the Tiptup Choir resides.

It is also possible to enter while Banjo is in his crocodile form.