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Wing Whack

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The Wing Whack is an attack for Kazooie learned from Jamjars in Turtleview Cave in Jolly Roger's Lagoon. If Image:B button (N64).png is pressed while standing still, Kazooie will make several slashes with her wings, hitting any enemies in front of her. If used while in motion, Kazooie will spin around with wings outstretched, hitting anything around her; while this is often much more useful and deadly than when standing still because of its speed and range, it can be difficult to control and should not be used on narrow walkways or near cliffs. When playing as Dragon Kazooie, the standing version of it is replaced by her fire breath. The Wing Whack is a technique given to Kazooie by Jamjars. When she stands, she simply hits her foes wing by wing.

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The Wing Whack is a technique given to Kazooie by Jamjars. When she stands, she simply hits her foes wing by wing. The Wing Whack is an attack for Kazooie learned from Jamjars in Turtleview Cave in Jolly Roger's Lagoon. If Image:B button (N64).png is pressed while standing still, Kazooie will make several slashes with her wings, hitting any enemies in front of her. If used while in motion, Kazooie will spin around with wings outstretched, hitting anything around her; while this is often much more useful and deadly than when standing still because of its speed and range, it can be difficult to control and should not be used on narrow walkways or near cliffs. When playing as Dragon Kazooie, the standing version of it is replaced by her fire breath. If Glide has not been learned yet, the Wing Whack is an effective short-range recovery move when used in conjunction with a Feathery Flap while in the air, or even simply to extend the reach of a long jump.