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|name = The Pumpkin Witch | |name = The Pumpkin Witch | ||
|image = [[File:PumpkinWitch.png| | |image = <tabber>MediEvil=<br>[[File:PumpkinWitch.png|160px]]<br> |-|Resurrection=[[File:PumpkinWitchRes.png|153px]]</tabber> | ||
|aka = Stepmother of Pumpkins | |aka = Stepmother of Pumpkins | ||
|gender = Female | |gender = Female | ||
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| AKA | Stepmother of Pumpkins | ||
| Gender | Female | ||
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The Pumpkin Witch is a character in MediEvil and MediEvil: Resurrection. She can be found in the Pumpkin Serpent level and in the Pumpkin Gorge level respectively.
Story
MediEvil / MediEvil: Resurrection
Daniel can summon the pumpkin witch using the Witch Talisman when standing nearby her cauldron. She asks Dan to give the Pumpkin King a lesson and promises to reward him well for it. After defeating the creature, she gives him a Dragon gem.
In MediEvil: Resurrection, she is one of the four holders of a piece of the Anubis Stone and she gives her piece to Daniel as a reward for defeating the Pumpkin King. She's also the sister of the Forest Witch.
Personality
She has two distinct sides to her personality: Cloying, motherly and sickeningly twee, mixed with a cunning and nasty witchiness!
Quotes
MediEvil
- (after defeating the Pumpkin King) "A most edifying spectacle sir: mand and vegetable in a magnificent duel to the death. Ooh, I've come over all of a doodah. Here, have this lovely Dragon gem as your reward. Ohh, lovely majestic creatures Dragons are."
MediEvil: Resurrection
- (upon meeting Dan) "Whadda YOU want, you fleshless FREAK? Hang on - is that YOU, Sir Daniel? I didn't recognize you for a moment. Eyebrows make such a difference to a man's looks. As, indeed, does the rest of the face."