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    Wolfsbane is a given name for poisonous flowering plants: ''{{W|Aconitum}}'' and ''{{W|Arnica montana}}''.
    Wolfsbane is a given name for poisonous flowering plants: ''{{W|Aconitum}}'' and ''{{W|Arnica montana}}''.
    ==Trivia==
    ==Trivia==
    *A similar trophy appears in the 2023 port of ''[[MediEvil: Resurrection]]'':
    A similar trophy appears in the 2023 port of ''[[MediEvil: Resurrection]]'':
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    {{Trophy/Resurrection|Leaders of the Pack}}
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    Revision as of 17:51, 14 April 2024

    This article is about the trophy in the remake. For the trophy in the original game, see Wolfsbane (1998).
    Wolfsbane
    MediEvil2019-Trophy-Wolfsbane.png
    Description Defeat the Guardians of the Graveyard.
    Trophy type
    Hidden Yes
    Prior trophy King of Cups
    Next trophy A Paneful Demise

    Wolfsbane is a story-related trophy in the MediEvil remake.

    How to unlock

    Defeat the Guardians of the Graveyard in the Return to the Graveyard level.

    Behind the scenes

    Reuse

    The trophy was reused for a trophy in the PlayStation Plus re-release of the original MediEvil:

    Wolfsbane Wolfsbane
    Defeat the Guardians of the Graveyard.

    Trophy name

    Wolfsbane is a given name for poisonous flowering plants: Aconitum and Arnica montana.

    Trivia

    A similar trophy appears in the 2023 port of MediEvil: Resurrection:

    Leaders of the Pack Leaders of the Pack
    Defeat the Stone Wolves.

    In other languages

    The trophy names were left untranslated in six of the thirty PlayStation Network languages: Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Indonesian, Korean, Thai, and Vietnamese.

    Language Name
    Arabic خانق الذئاب
    khaniq aldhiyaab
    Czech Vlčí mor
    Danish Ulvefælder
    Dutch Wolvendoder
    Finnish Sudenhukka
    French (Canada) Tue-loup
    French (France) Tue-loup
    German Wolfsbann
    Greek Λυκοκτόνος
    Lykoktónos
    Hungarian Farkasvadász
    Italian Terrore dei lupi
    Japanese オオカミを倒せし者
    Ōkami o taoseshi mono
    Norwegian Ulvebane
    Polish Postrach wilków
    Portuguese (Brazil) Mata-Lobos
    Portuguese (Portugal) Antilobo
    Romanian Năpasta Lupilor
    Russian Гроза волков
    Groza volkov
    Spanish (LatAm) Matalobos
    Spanish (Spain) Matalobos
    Swedish Vargarnas Bane
    Turkish Kurtboğan

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