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Revision as of 17:03, 24 July 2023
- For the enemies, see the characters, Information Gargoyles, and Merchant Gargoyles.
Boulder Gargoyles  | |||
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| AKA | Stone Spitting Gargoyles Zarok's Evil Gargoyles | ||
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| Soul type | No soul | ||
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The Boulder Gargoyles are a pair of statues sitting atop Cemetery Hill.
History
MediEvil
The Boulder Gargoyles were brought to life by Zarok's magic after Sir Dan reached the Cemetery Hill area. Afterwards, the Gargoyles begun hurling boulders from their mouths to bar Dan's progress up the hill. When Daniel reached them, they lamented over having failed Zarok and sacrificed themselves by exploding.
Gallery
Related trophies
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 Rock WranglerAvoid all the rolling rocks on Cemetery Hill. |
Trivia
- Gargoyles in MediEvil are one of the several enemies shown to be capable of speaking; the others are the Boiler Guards, the Dragon, the Ghost Ship Captain, the Pirate Crew in MediEvil, and the Pirate Officers in MediEvil: Resurrection.
- In the original MediEvil, there is an unused quote for the Gargoyles that can be located under Speech number 125 after using cheats. It says: "We must double our efforts to protect the Master!"