TERMITE
The skittering termite is your first transformation in the game. Mumbo will turn you into the
tiny insect after you find him and pay five Mumbo Tokens. Save yourself some trouble by
pounding down the Witch Switch in Mumbo's Mountain before you turn into a termite, so you'll
be able to scramble up to the Jiggy above the entrance. You won't be able to try pest control
if the other termites bug you - just avoid them.
GATOR
Mumbo turns you into the gator when you get through the maze leading to his hut in Bubble Gloop
Swamp. For only ten Mumbo Tokens, this transformation is a steal, especially when you consider that
this is the only transformation that lets you sink your teeth into enemies. The gator has thick skin,
making him immune to the piercing fangs of piranhas, but this extra protection also weighs him down,
limiting his jumps and making it impossible to climb.
WALRUS
Like the gator, the walrus has thick skin, and his magical spell also protects Banjo and Kazooie from the
frigid waters surrounding Freezeezy Peak. The walrus will run at a slow, loping gait, which makes him an
easy target for iceball-lobbing snowmen. To minimize damage during your wanderings, stay in the water as
much as possible. If you do find yourself making tracks across the frozen landscape, try to zigzag to
throw off the snowmen's aim
PUMPKIN
Perhaps Mumbo was a little out of his gourd when he dreamed up his wacky pumpkin spell, but at least it will help you blend in with the tricks and treats haunting Mad Monster Mansion. The pumpkin can roll
down pipes and waterspouts, squeezing through tight places that would easily trap a bear of a bird.
Pumpkins can't move very quickly, so clear our your foes before you see Mumbo.
BEE
Mumbo thinks his bee transformation spell is his best magic, but you won't find out for yourself until
you cough up a whopping 25 Mumbo Tokens in the spring section of Click Clock Wood. The bee doesn't have a stinger for defense, but it can fly endlessly without using Red Feathers. Since they're used to the bees of the forest, the Snarebear flowers won't mind if you land and rest on their petals -
something you could never do as a big ol' bear.