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Doppelgängers are enemies that were set to appear in The Halls of Illusion level of the original MediEvil. They were copies of Sir Daniel Fortesque. One had an angelic appearance while the other looked more like a devil. According to the game's producer, Chris Sorrell, the doppelgängers would have come out of mirrors found throughout the level to attack Dan.[1] However, the level was cut and they were not reused in any other level.
While the doppelgängers are not properly implemented, they can be found in the files of the MediEvil ECTS Pre-Alpha. Both only have one animation, which pertains to their movement.
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"The Halls of Illusion were going to feature lots of mirror based puzzles and doppelganger Dans that you'd have to fight." — MediEvil developers - Q&A; on MediEvil Boards. Published May 7, 2013.
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*Does not appear in-game, but can be found in the files.
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"…The Hall of Mirrors was a mirror filled ‘maze’ where doppelgänger Dans were supposed to emerge from the mirrors to battle you." — Chris Sorrell (@Trepan) on X (formerly Twitter) (archived version at Internet Archive Wayback Machine). Published September 24, 2021.