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    {{Infobox enemy
    |name = Fazguls
    |name = Fazguls {{BookOfGallowmereCategory|Enemy}}
    |aka = Zarok's Army, Army of Undead Warriors
    |aka = Zarok's Army<br>Army of Undead Warriors{{Bookref|MED-Prima}}
    |mandresurrection = [[Zarok's Lair]]
    |appearances = {{Appearances
    |lboss = [[Ghost Ship Captain]]
    |medievil1998 =
    |nboss = [[Lord Kardok]]
    *[[Zarok's Lair]]
    |image = <tabber>MediEvil=[[File:Fazgul.png|136px]]|-|Resurrection=<br>[[File:FazgulRes.png|267px]]<br></tabber>}}{{Quote|Prepare to attack, my warriors, I want the dogs gnawing marrow from those bones within the hour...|[[Zarok]] to the Fazguls|''[[MediEvil]]''}} The '''Fazguls '''are enemies in ''[[MediEvil]]'' and ''[[MediEvil: Resurrection]]''. They are fought in [[Zarok's Lair]].
    |medievil2019 =
    *[[Zarok's Lair]]
    |resurrection =
    *[[Zarok's Lair (MediEvil: Resurrection)|Zarok's Lair]]}}
    |prevboss = [[Ghost Ship Captain]]
    |nextboss = [[Lord Kardok]]
    |image = MediEvil2019-Fazgul-BookOfGallowmere.png
    }}
    {{Quote|Prepare to attack, my warriors, I want the dogs gnawing marrow from those bones within the hour...|[[Zarok]], while addressing the Fazguls.}}
    The '''Fazguls''' were [[Zarok]]'s elite bodyguards. [[Sir Dan]] was forced to fight them in [[Zarok's Lair]].
    ==Gameplay==
    ===Strategy===
    The Fazguls cannot be defeated by mortal weapons. Before the battle begins, [[Daniel]] summons his own army to fight them using the [[Chalice of Souls]] (or the [[Anubis Stone]] according to some accounts). The two forces will battle and Daniel will be able to assist his army by healing them using the [[Good Lightning]]. The colour of Daniel's troops indicates their remaining energy - the redder they are, the closer they are to dying. Take care, however; the Good Lightning will drain you of your own energy to heal your troops. If you're healing them correctly, your army should slowly defeat Zarok's Fazguls. After the battle is over, they will warp away, leaving behind an [[Energy Vial]] for Dan to heal up.
    ===Book of Gallowmere entry===
    {{BookOfGallowmereEntry|Fazguls}}{{Gameref|MED2019}}{{Gameref|MED2019-Bestiary|Fazguls}}
    ==Behind the scenes==
    ===Name===
    Their name, which originated in ''MediEvil: Resurrection'', is likely based on the '''[[wikipedia:Nazgûl|Nazgûl]]''' from the ''[[wikipedia:Lord of the Rings|Lord of the Rings]]'' trilogy.
    ==Gallery==
    {{Empty section|Gallery}}
    ==In other languages==
    ===''MediEvil''===
    {{OtherLanguages
    |ar = الفازغول
    |arR =alfazghul
    |bg = Фазгули
    |bgR =Fazguli
    |cz = Fazgúlové
    |da = Fazguler
    |de = Fazgul
    |el = Fazgul
    |elR =Fazgul
    |es = Fazgules
    |esMX = Fazguls
    |fi = Fazgulit
    |fr = Fazguls
    |hr = Fazguli
    |hu = Fazgulok
    |it = Fazgul
    |ja = ファズガル
    |jaR =Fazugaru
    |nl = Fazguls
    |no = Fazguler
    |pl = Fazgule
    |pt = Fazguls
    |ptBR = Fazguls
    |ro = Fazguli
    |ru = Фазгулы
    |ruR =Fazhuly
    |sv = Fazguler
    |tr = Fazgullar
    }}
    ===''MediEvil: Resurrection''===
    {{OtherLanguages
    |fr=Fazguls
    |de=Fazguls
    |es=Fazguls
    |it=Fazgul
    }}


    ==Strategy==
    ==References==
    The Fazguls cannot be defeated by mortal weapons. Before the battle begins, [[Daniel]] summons his own army to fight them using the [[Chalice of Souls]] (or the Anubis Stone in ''Resurrection''). The two forces will battle and Daniel will be able to assist his army by healing them using the [[Good Lightning |Good Lightning.&nbsp;]]The colour of Daniel's troops indicates their remaining energy - The redder they are, the closer they are to dying. Take care, however; the Good Lightning will drain you of your own energy to heal your troops. If you're healing them correctly, your army should slowly defeat Zarok's Fazguls. After the battle is over, they will warp away, leaving behind an [[Energy Vial]] for Dan to heal up.
    {{reflist}}
    ==Trivia==
    ==Navigation==
    *Their name is based off the '''Nazgûl''' from the Lord of the Rings trilogy.
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    {{MediEvil: Resurrection enemies}}
    [[it:Fazgul]]
    [[Category:Enemies]]
    [[Category:Bosses]]
    [[Category:Bosses]]
    [[Category:Bosses in MediEvil]]
    [[Category:Bosses in MediEvil: Resurrection]]

    Latest revision as of 12:30, 31 October 2024

    Fazguls
    MediEvil2019-BookOfGallowmere-EnemiesIcon.png
    MediEvil2019-Fazgul-BookOfGallowmere.png
    Biographical information
    AKA Zarok's Army
    Army of Undead Warriors[1]
    Gameplay information
    Previous boss(es) Ghost Ship Captain
    Next boss(es) Lord Kardok
    Behind the scenes information
    Appears in

    "Prepare to attack, my warriors, I want the dogs gnawing marrow from those bones within the hour..."
    ― Zarok, while addressing the Fazguls.

    The Fazguls were Zarok's elite bodyguards. Sir Dan was forced to fight them in Zarok's Lair.

    Gameplay

    Strategy

    The Fazguls cannot be defeated by mortal weapons. Before the battle begins, Daniel summons his own army to fight them using the Chalice of Souls (or the Anubis Stone according to some accounts). The two forces will battle and Daniel will be able to assist his army by healing them using the Good Lightning. The colour of Daniel's troops indicates their remaining energy - the redder they are, the closer they are to dying. Take care, however; the Good Lightning will drain you of your own energy to heal your troops. If you're healing them correctly, your army should slowly defeat Zarok's Fazguls. After the battle is over, they will warp away, leaving behind an Energy Vial for Dan to heal up.

    Book of Gallowmere entry

    These are Zarok’s elite skeletal warriors, trained by Lord Kardok himself!

    Mortal weapons cannot hurt them. Only a hero's blow can fell such hard-boiled evil. And you, Sir Fortesque, are no hero - at least not quite yet.[2][2.1]

    Behind the scenes

    Name

    Their name, which originated in MediEvil: Resurrection, is likely based on the Nazgûl from the Lord of the Rings trilogy.

    Gallery

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    In other languages

    MediEvil

    Language Name
    Arabic الفازغول
    alfazghul
    Bulgarian Фазгули
    Fazguli
    Croatian Fazguli
    Czech Fazgúlové
    Danish Fazguler
    Dutch Fazguls
    Finnish Fazgulit
    French (France) Fazguls
    German Fazgul
    Greek Fazgul
    Fazgul
    Hungarian Fazgulok
    Italian Fazgul
    Japanese ファズガル
    Fazugaru
    Norwegian Fazguler
    Polish Fazgule
    Portuguese (Brazil) Fazguls
    Portuguese (Portugal) Fazguls
    Romanian Fazguli
    Russian Фазгулы
    Fazhuly
    Spanish (LatAm) Fazguls
    Spanish (Spain) Fazgules
    Swedish Fazguler
    Turkish Fazgullar

    MediEvil: Resurrection

    Language Name
    French (France) Fazguls
    German Fazguls
    Italian Fazgul
    Spanish (Spain) Fazguls

    References

    1. ↑ MediEvil: The Official Strategy Guide. Published by Dimension Publishing in 1998.
    2. ↑ MediEvil 2019 icon.png MediEvil. Developed by Other Ocean Emeryville. Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment on October 25, 2019.
      1. ↑ Fazguls entry in the Book of Gallowmere in MediEvil 2019 icon.png MediEvil. Developed by Other Ocean Emeryville. Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment on October 25, 2019.

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