A plot line for a game went under many revisions on top the course of its development. Originally, it wasn't supposed to choose place inside normal Banjo-Kazooie continuity, but like inside an alternate reality where the Nintendo 64 sequel Banjo-Tooie never took place. Yet, this idea was abandoned in favour placing it between them last entries (deuce months fallowing Banjo-Kazooie & a year and a half years prior to Banjo-Tooie), hence an interquel. In the punt, Gruntilda Winkybunion a witch is still trapped under the jumbo boulder that fell within her in Banjo-Kazooie. Fallowing many weeks of trying to click a boulder remove, her fast henchman Klungo decides that a different project of action is expected. He builds the mechanical automaton, Mecha-Grunty, and tells Gruntilda to transportation her soul into it. When her person would however become stuck underground, she can currently initiate the retaliation scheme against Banjo & Kazooie. Kidnapping Kazooie, she goes back eventually 2 decades using a project to block a bear & bird duo from either either ever meeting, so erasing her anterior kill from history. Springing into action, Mumbo Jumbo used his own powers to send Banjo back to the equivalent period to put the prevent to Gruntilda's time-space continuum altering desires.

By having the deficiency of promotion from either THQ, ''Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Retaliation'' was the comparatively online-profile release & so didn't produce when large of the splash when its N64 counterparts. Disregarding, virtually all reviews were dependable & fans typically felt it lived higher as a scaled-back version of the N64 dangerous undertaking.