Tickly Bees

Tickly Bees are groups of s that appear in the Barn Boys chapter of Conker's Bad Fur Day and its Xbox remake Conker: Live & Reloaded.

Tickly Bees communicate with buzzing noises, and therefore their dialogue is hard to understand. They are the only characters in Bad Fur Day who do not use speech bubbles. Conker understands them in spite of this.

Twelve Tales: Conker 64
Tickly Bees were originally planned to appear in the Windmill chapter of Twelve Tales: Conker 64. Their role is unknown, and they had a slightly different look than in Conker's Bad Fur Day.

Conker's Bad Fur Day / Live & Reloaded
In the Barn Boys chapter, Mr. King Bee wants to pollinate the Sunflower. She is bent over, covering her breasts; this prevents bees from getting to her, including the Tickly Bees.

When Conker meets the first group of Tickly Bees (located next to the Crate), they buzz around him and tickle him. Conker initially believes that they are attacking him, and tries to shoo them away. The Tickly Bees stop tickling him and explain that they are "pacifists" who only like to tickle characters. The Tickly Bees then ask Conker about ticklish flowers. Conker gets an idea to lead Tickly Bee colonies to the Sunflower, likely from remembering her wanting his "ticklish tail" away. He tells the Tickly Bees to follow him.

Conker must lead five total colonies at the Sunflower to open her up. In Live & Reloaded, the number of colonies found by Conker are counted from an icon. If Conker gets in contact with a body of water, every Tickly Bee colony flies away and respectively return to their original location. The other four colonies are found:


 * 1) On a hill behind the enclosure with the Cheese.
 * 2) On the Barn's roof, to the right of the button that opens its door.
 * 3) Located next to Barn Boys' entrance and exit.
 * 4) On the left edge of the large bucket located above the roof of the barn.

After Conker brings all five groups to the Sunflower, a cutscene shows her open up—Mr. King Bees flies at her and pollinates her off-screen. During this, the Tickly Bees somehow vanish and are never to be seen again.