Another #earlyBanjo goodie from Gregg Mayles today involves a dog. Dinger the Dog to be more exact. Gregg says in his tweet that before Kazooie, Banjo had Dinger the Dog as a companion. Dinger was modeled by Steve Mayles.

Before Kazooie, #earlyBanjo had Dinger the Dog as a companion, modelled by @WinkySteve. Woof! pic.twitter.com/8HSZdLhNsI

— Gregg Mayles (@Ghoulyboy) August 4, 2015

And Dinger the Dog actually started off in Dream for the Super Nintendo as a concept by another Rare artist Kevin Bayliss.
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He was actually in #snesdream first! Concept by @Kevbayliss '96 ish https://t.co/honJwr3LBJ

— Steve Mayles (@WinkySteve) August 4, 2015

We don’t know exactly how Dinger would have helped Banjo out in the game. One thought is if you were following these #earlyBanjo posts you would know Banjo was going to have a variety of sport balls in his move set. Perhaps Dinger could fetch balls that missed your target? Let us know what you think of Dinger in the comments below!