You can shoot eggs at them, and if they budge, die, or get frozen, they're Minjos (the eggs will pass through real Jinjos).

To add to the confusion, they are often hidden in out-of-the-way places like the regular Jinjos. They look exactly like the Jinjos, but they will try to attack you if you get near.

Banjo-Tooie has fake Jinjos called Minjos that start appearing when you reach Witchyworld.Then, there are mimic lairs, that look like a shop without a shopkeeper. The best place for them to hide is among the wide variety of stuff in a shop. Finally, even when they don't appear on the map where you can't see them, they appear seemingly out of nowhere when in an area you've already explored that's not impossible for an item, something could have dropped it there while you were away, but it is unlikely. They also appear as a random type of item symbol in a random colour, so they often seem quite colourful - most armour and weapons is light grey for metallic, though special attributes on items have made the variety of real items more colourful as well. They used to appear on the map even if you hadn't explored that area again to find them, unlike real items, but that was fixed. They don't look like chests because you don't generally find stuff in chests, just lying around so they look like stuff lying around, ie. Ancient Domains of Mystery has traditional mimics.Alex Kidd: ? blocks in Alex Kidd in Miracle World will sometimes summon the Grim Reaper, who is an Invincible Minor Minion and hard to evade if not scrolled offscreen.They randomly drop a variety of gemstones, and with some Save Scumming, the player can acquire a hoard of emeralds and sapphires. They're some of the hardest enemies in the game when you fight them, and that's saying something. Gorgo the Great- 'Evolve Gorgo to Level 6 and watch him 'go bananas' on your enemies. Hatch Gorgo - 'Hatch Gorgo in the champion cage.' Gorgo can destroy 53% of an Ultra Kitted Outpost when all defensive towers are still building and without any boosts, catapults, backup or Krallen a.k.a.Although Gorgo has the most health, it takes the second least time to heal, overtaken by Korath.Gorgo's fighting style changes again at Level 6: he swings up with both arms and smashes down.D.A.V.E.s used to be fed to Gorgo, but due to goo cost complaints, this has been changed.Shiny users are the most known witnesses of this. This happened on June 29, 2011, 11 days after the champion monsters were released.

Its Level 6 stats went from 240,000 Health and 3,300 Damage to 200,000 Health and 3,000 Damage.

Gorgo can defeat Drull in a fair one on one fight.

A level 1 Gorgo and level 6 Fomor have the same health.

At level 6 (all bonuses), Gorgo's attack is as strong as Drull level 2, but Gorgo has over 3 times as much health.

Gorgo with bonus 2 is the only champion that can survive a level 4 Monster Bunker filled with level 6 Eye-ras but with the new Monster Bunker level 5, it cannot survive.

Gorgo's attack style changes at level 4: he swings up with one arm and smashes down to attack buildings.

Gorgo costs 14,302,500 Goo to feed from level 1 to level 6 with level 1 monsters (excluding bonus feeds), making Gorgo to the most expensive champion to feed in terms of Goo.

Gorgo's meals are based on the monsters who target defensive towers. (Note: 'Time to heal from 0 hp' statistics might not be correct.) Levels 1 ~ 6 'Gorgo the Great! Rumble In The Jungle!' He is mostly meant for defense rather than offense He deals the 3rd lowest amount of damage and has the slowest movement speed, but has the highest health of all five champions. Gorgo is one of the five Champion Monsters.

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