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Banjo and Kazooie on their wedding day X3. The reason Banjo is wearing a white tux and Kazooie is wearing a black dress, they're meant to represent yin-yang. Banjo is yang, which is white, and represents order, day, positivity, and masculinity. Meanwhile, Kazooie is yin, which is black, and represents chaos, night, negativity, and femininity. Plus in general, yin-yang represents duality. I found it fit the duo to a t, so I decided to represent that in their clothing. It can also represent how Banjo and Kazooie aren't a traditional couple, as they're different specie and aspec (asexual spectrum), so they swapped the colors. I was mainly focused on the yin-yang idea though. Also, fun fact: Dixie Kong was Kazooie's maid of honor, Diddy, DK, and Conker were all of Banjo's best men (he didn't want to choose), and Tooty was the flower girl.

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Banjo and Kazooie on their wedding day X3. The reason Banjo is wearing a white tux and Kazooie is wearing a black dress, they're meant to represent yin-yang. Banjo is yang, which is white, and represents order, day, positivity, and masculinity. Meanwhile, Kazooie is yin, which is black, and represents chaos, night, negativity, and femininity. Plus in general, yin-yang represents duality. I found it fit the duo to a t, so I decided to represent that in their clothing. It can also represent how Banjo and Kazooie aren't a traditional couple, as they're different specie and aspec (asexual spectrum), so they swapped the colors. I was mainly focused on the yin-yang idea though. Also, fun fact: Dixie Kong was Kazooie's maid of honor, Diddy, DK, and Conker were all of Banjo's best men (he didn't want to choose), and Tooty was the flower girl.