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|name = Isibod Brunel | |name = Isibod Brunel | ||
|image = | |image = MediEvil2-IsibodBrunelIngameRender.png | ||
|soul = {{ | |aka = Clubber Zombie<br>Recently Deceased Clubber | ||
|soul = {{Soul|2}}{{ORref|DF}} | |||
|health = 512 HP{{ORref|DF}} | |||
|resurrection = 1886 | |||
|weapons = Cane Stick | |||
|gender = Male | |gender = Male | ||
|medievil2 = [[Whitechapel]]}} | |attacksSrc = {{ORref|DF}} | ||
'''Isibod Brunel''' was a | |attacks = {{EnemyAttack|name=Cane Stick attacks|16|16|0|16}} | ||
|receiveSrc = {{ORref|Lalle}} | |||
|receive = {{DamageReceived|4|8|0|16}} | |||
|immunities = Ranged weapons{{ORref|DF}}<br>Chicken drumsticks | |||
|entityname = LRClubMember | |||
|appearances= {{Appearances | |||
|medievil2= | |||
*[[Whitechapel]]}}}}'''Isibod Brunel''' was a renowned toymaker who lived in [[Whitechapel]]. He was a member of [[Madam Jo Jo]]'s club. He passed away and was buried in the Whitechapel cemetery some time before [[the Autumn of Death]] in 1886. | |||
== | ==History== | ||
Isibod was an industrialist and socialist and also one of the richest men of his age. He made his fortune producing mechanical toys. After a number of unexplained accidents, he was thrown to his death whilst demonstrating the safety of his infamous steam powered rocking pony. Many monuments dedicated to him exist throughout the city of [[London]], and he is buried within Whitechapel cemetery. | |||
Isibod was briefly resurrected in 1886, but was returned to eternal rest by [[Sir Daniel Fortesque]]. | |||
===Heraldic achievement=== | |||
Brunel's [[wikipedia:Achievement (heraldry)|heraldic achievement]] appeared all throughout Whitechapel. It consisted of a [[wikipedia:coat of arms|coat of arms]] on an [[wikipedia:Escutcheon (heraldry)|escutcheon]], a [[wikipedia:motto|motto]], [[wikipedia:Supporter|supporters]], a [[wikipedia:Helmet (heraldry)|helm]] and a [[wikipedia:Crest (heraldry)|crest]]:{{ORref|DF}} | |||
*The '''coat of arms''' (the design on the shield) was made up of an undivided [[wikipedia:argent|argent]] [[wikipedia:Field (heraldry)|field]] with a [[wikipedia:Sable (heraldry)|sable]] (or [[wikipedia:cendrée|cendrée]]) [[wikipedia:Ordinary (heraldry)|ordinary]] in the shape of a cross.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/guide-to-heraldry|site=English Heritage|title=A beginner's guide to heraldry|retrieved=November 18, 2023}}</ref> | |||
*The '''escutcheon''' (the shield) was [[wikipedia:Heater shield|heater-shaped]].<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://archive.org/details/datesofvariously00graz/|title=The dates of variously-shaped shields with coincident dates and examples|author=Grazebrook, George|published=1890|site=Internet Archive|retrieved=November 18, 2023}}</ref> | |||
*The '''motto''' under the shield was in latin: "Sine non cortex sit."{{ORref|sLalle}}{{Note|name="blurry"|The exact wording of the motto is difficult to determine due to the low resolution of the source texture. Therefore, this should be considered a best guess.}} | |||
*The '''supporters''' (animals on either side of the shield) were a [[Griffin Shield|griffin]] [[wikipedia:Attitude (heraldry)|segreant turned to sinister]] and a [[Unicorn Shield|unicorn]] [[wikipedia:Attitude (heraldry)|statant erect turned to dexter]].<ref name="foxdavies">{{Cite web|url=https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/A_Complete_Guide_to_Heraldry|title=A Complete Guide to Heraldry|author=Fox-Davies, Arthur Charles|site=Wikisource|published=1909|retrieved=November 18, 2023}}</ref> | |||
*The '''helm''' on top of the shield was an open steel helmet shown [[wiktionary:affronté|affronté]], indicating that Brunel (or someone in his male ancestral line) was a knight or [[wikipedia:baronet|baronet]].<ref name="foxdavies"/> | |||
*The '''crest''' on top of the helm was a [[wiktionary:plume|plume]] of three feathers. | |||
<gallery> | |||
MediEvil2-IsibodBrunelHeraldicAchievement.png|Achievement on the base of Brunel's statue. | |||
MediEvil2-IsibodBrunelHeraldicAchievementDoor.png|Achievement on Brunel's house door. | |||
</gallery> | |||
==Characteristics== | |||
===Appearance=== | |||
As a recently deceased zombie, Isibod still retained both of his eyes and most of his teeth, as well as his ginger beard. The brown suit he had been buried in was slightly tattered and was open in the middle, exposing his ribcage. | |||
===Abilities=== | |||
In his undead form, Isibod was capable of summoning an endless stream of zombies. He had also become immune to ranged weaponry. | |||
==Gameplay== | |||
===Overview=== | |||
[[File:MediEvil2-IsibodsCryptUnlocked.png|Isibod's unlocked crypt.|right|thumb|200px]]Isibod must be defeated in order for Sir Dan to obtain the [[Beard]] for his [[Dinner Suit]] disguise. To unlock Isibod's crypt, Dan needs to visit Isibod's house, where he will find the [[Griffin Shield]] and [[Club Membership Card]]. He also needs to visit a memorial dedicated to Isibod, where he can find the [[Unicorn Shield]]. Slotting the two shields into the crypt wall will unlock its door. The door will be locked behind Dan after he enters. | |||
===Strategy=== | |||
[[File:MediEvil2-IsibodHimself2.png|left|thumb|Isibod Brunel in his crypt.|250px]]Four [[zombies]] will spawn inside the crypt. Two more will spawn after two are slain. These zombies will yield [[soul]]s and count towards the [[chalice]]. Once all six have been defeated, Isibod will come out of his sarcophagus. | |||
At this time, multitudes of zombies will begin spawning. These zombies will not yield any souls. There can be a maximum of twelve zombies in the crypt at one time (thirteen if counting Brunel). Each time a zombie is killed, a new one will take its place. The only way to stop the zombies from spawning is to kill Brunel. The most effective way to do this is to use the [[Lightning]] or [[Hammer]]. | |||
After he is defeated, the Beard will spawn in his sarcophagus and the crypt door will be unlocked. Any zombies that spawned before he was defeated will remain. However, if you exit the crypt and re-enter it without killing them, they will disappear. | |||
===Weapon damage table=== | |||
{{MediEvil2EnemyDamageTable|4|8|0|16|immuneToRanged=y}} | |||
==Behind the scenes== | |||
===Inspiration=== | |||
Isibod's name and occupation strongly suggest that he is based on the 19th century engineer {{w|Isambard Kingdom Brunel}}, who built dockyards, the Great Western Railway, a series of steamships including the first purpose-built transatlantic steamship, and numerous important bridges and tunnels in England. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
{{Main|:Category:Images of Isibod Brunel|l1=Images of Isibod Brunel}} | |||
===Work in progress=== | |||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
MediEvil2-IsibodBrunelConceptArt.png|Concept art from the ''[[MediEvil 2 Press CD]]''. | |||
MediEvil2-IsibodBrunelWireframe.png|Wireframe of Isibod's model. | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
== | ===Screenshots=== | ||
<gallery> | |||
MediEvil2-IsibodsHouse.png|Isibod's residence. | |||
MediEvil2-IsibodsMemorialLit.png|Isibod's memorial. | |||
MediEvil2-IsibodsFinalRestingPlace.png|Isibod's sarcophagus. | |||
</gallery> | |||
==In other languages== | |||
{{OtherLanguages | |||
|ru = Изибод Брунел | |||
|ruR = Izibod Brunel | |||
}} | |||
==Notes== | |||
{{Notelist}} | |||
==References== | |||
{{Reflist}} | |||
==Navigation== | |||
{{#related:Regal Zombies}} | |||
{{#related:Beard}} | |||
{{#related:Club Membership Card}} | |||
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Latest revision as of 04:51, 27 May 2024
| Isibod Brunel | |||
|---|---|---|---|
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| Biographical information | |||
| AKA | Clubber Zombie Recently Deceased Clubber | ||
| Gender | Male | ||
| Resurrected | 1886 | ||
| Weapon(s) | Cane Stick | ||
| Gameplay information | |||
| Soul type | Medium Evil[1] | ||
| Health | 512 HP[1] | ||
| Damage dealt[1] | Cane Stick attacks: 48 HP
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| Damage taken[2] |  Quarter (0.25x)
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| Immune to | Ranged weapons[1] Chicken drumsticks | ||
| Entity | LRClubMember | ||
| Behind the scenes information | |||
| Appears in | |||
Isibod Brunel was a renowned toymaker who lived in Whitechapel. He was a member of Madam Jo Jo's club. He passed away and was buried in the Whitechapel cemetery some time before the Autumn of Death in 1886.
History
Isibod was an industrialist and socialist and also one of the richest men of his age. He made his fortune producing mechanical toys. After a number of unexplained accidents, he was thrown to his death whilst demonstrating the safety of his infamous steam powered rocking pony. Many monuments dedicated to him exist throughout the city of London, and he is buried within Whitechapel cemetery.
Isibod was briefly resurrected in 1886, but was returned to eternal rest by Sir Daniel Fortesque.
Heraldic achievement
Brunel's heraldic achievement appeared all throughout Whitechapel. It consisted of a coat of arms on an escutcheon, a motto, supporters, a helm and a crest:[1]
- The coat of arms (the design on the shield) was made up of an undivided argent field with a sable (or cendrée) ordinary in the shape of a cross.[3]
- The escutcheon (the shield) was heater-shaped.[4]
- The motto under the shield was in latin: "Sine non cortex sit."[2][a]
- The supporters (animals on either side of the shield) were a griffin segreant turned to sinister and a unicorn statant erect turned to dexter.[5]
- The helm on top of the shield was an open steel helmet shown affronté, indicating that Brunel (or someone in his male ancestral line) was a knight or baronet.[5]
- The crest on top of the helm was a plume of three feathers.
Achievement on the base of Brunel's statue.
Achievement on Brunel's house door.
Characteristics
Appearance
As a recently deceased zombie, Isibod still retained both of his eyes and most of his teeth, as well as his ginger beard. The brown suit he had been buried in was slightly tattered and was open in the middle, exposing his ribcage.
Abilities
In his undead form, Isibod was capable of summoning an endless stream of zombies. He had also become immune to ranged weaponry.
Gameplay
Overview
Isibod must be defeated in order for Sir Dan to obtain the Beard for his Dinner Suit disguise. To unlock Isibod's crypt, Dan needs to visit Isibod's house, where he will find the Griffin Shield and Club Membership Card. He also needs to visit a memorial dedicated to Isibod, where he can find the Unicorn Shield. Slotting the two shields into the crypt wall will unlock its door. The door will be locked behind Dan after he enters.
Strategy
Four zombies will spawn inside the crypt. Two more will spawn after two are slain. These zombies will yield souls and count towards the chalice. Once all six have been defeated, Isibod will come out of his sarcophagus.
At this time, multitudes of zombies will begin spawning. These zombies will not yield any souls. There can be a maximum of twelve zombies in the crypt at one time (thirteen if counting Brunel). Each time a zombie is killed, a new one will take its place. The only way to stop the zombies from spawning is to kill Brunel. The most effective way to do this is to use the Lightning or Hammer.
After he is defeated, the Beard will spawn in his sarcophagus and the crypt door will be unlocked. Any zombies that spawned before he was defeated will remain. However, if you exit the crypt and re-enter it without killing them, they will disappear.
Weapon damage table
| Damage table for Isibod Brunel[2] | ||
|---|---|---|
| Weapon | Attack | Damage |
| Small Sword | Main attack (swing) | 6 HP |
| Main attack (stab) | 8 HP | |
| Secondary attack | 4 HP | |
| Secondary attack (charged) | 12 HP | |
| Broad Sword | Main attack (swing) | 11 HP |
| Main attack (stab) | 13 HP | |
| Secondary attack | 8 HP | |
| Secondary attack (charged) | 24 HP | |
| Broad Sword (Enchanted) | Main attack (swing) | 22 HP |
| Main attack (stab) | 26 HP | |
| Secondary attack | 16 HP | |
| Secondary attack (charged) | 48 HP | |
| Magic Sword | Main attack (swing) | 45 HP |
| Main attack (stab) | 50 HP | |
| Secondary attack | 36 HP | |
| Secondary attack (charged) | 92 HP | |
| Cane Stick | Main attack | 9 HP |
| Secondary attack | 6 HP | |
| Secondary attack (charged) | 36 HP | |
| Hammer | Main / Secondary attack | 32 HP |
| Secondary attack (charged; releases shockwaves) | 64 HP | |
| Axe | Main attack | 14 HP |
| Secondary attack | Immune | |
| Pistol | Main attack | Immune |
| Crossbow | Main attack | Immune |
| Flaming Crossbow | Main attack (also applies burn) | Immune |
| Gatling Gun | Main attack (point blank) | Immune |
| Main attack (at distance) | Immune | |
| Lightning | Main attack | 18 HP |
| Secondary attack (charged) | 36 HP | |
| Blunderbuss | Main attack (point blank) | Immune |
| Main attack (at distance) | Immune | |
| Bombs | Main attack | Immune |
| Arm | Main attack | 3 HP |
| Secondary attack | Immune | |
| Torch | Main / secondary attack | 2 HP |
| Main / secondary attack (on fire; applies burn) | 2 HP | |
| Effect | Weapon(s) | Damage |
| Burn | Torch (when lit), Flaming Crossbow | 0 X 15 HP |
| Shockwaves | Hammer (charged attack) | Immune |
Behind the scenes
Inspiration
Isibod's name and occupation strongly suggest that he is based on the 19th century engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel, who built dockyards, the Great Western Railway, a series of steamships including the first purpose-built transatlantic steamship, and numerous important bridges and tunnels in England.
Gallery
- Main article: Images of Isibod Brunel
Work in progress
Concept art from the MediEvil 2 Press CD.
Wireframe of Isibod's model.
Screenshots
Isibod's residence.
Isibod's memorial.
Isibod's sarcophagus.
In other languages
| Language | Name |
|---|---|
| Russian | Изибод Брунел Izibod Brunel |
Notes
- ↑ The exact wording of the motto is difficult to determine due to the low resolution of the source texture. Therefore, this should be considered a best guess.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Original research by Dan's Friend.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Original research by sLalle.
- ↑ A beginner's guide to heraldry on English Heritage. Retrieved November 18, 2023.
- ↑ Grazebrook, George, The dates of variously-shaped shields with coincident dates and examples on Internet Archive. Published 1890. Retrieved November 18, 2023.
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Fox-Davies, Arthur Charles, A Complete Guide to Heraldry on Wikisource. Published 1909. Retrieved November 18, 2023.
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