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|name = Pumpkin Bombs | |name = Pumpkin Bombs {{BookOfGallowmereCategory|Enemy}} | ||
|aka = Bouncing Pumpkins | |aka = Bouncing Pumpkins | ||
|soul = {{NoSoul}} | |soul = {{NoSoul}} | ||
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Pumpkin Bombs were hostile explosive fruit brought to life and corrupted by the magic of Zarok's spell book.
Gameplay
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MediEvil: Resurrection
An Adventurer's Guide to Monsters entry
These homicidal Jack 'o' Lanterns bounce excitedly towards their goal with only one thing on their minds, namely to explode their poisonous juice all over their target! The seasoned adventurer has two options when faced with these advancing bounders. One, run away as fast as possible, or two, destroy the pumpkin bomb before he has a chance to detonate.[1][1.1]
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Trivia
- In MediEvil: Resurrection, Pumpkin Bombs are one of multiple enemies not to appear in the Undead Carnival mini game Pit o' Death; the others are the Imps, Scarecrows, Boiler Guards, Armoured Knights, Dragon Toads, Pirate Officers, and Shadow Demons.
In other languages
MediEvil
| Language | Name |
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| Arabic | قنابل اليقطين qanabil alyaqtin |
| Bulgarian | Тикви-бомби Tikvi-bombi |
| Croatian | Bundeve bombe |
| Czech | Dýňové bomby |
| Danish | Græskarbomber |
| Dutch | Pompoenbommen |
| Finnish | Kurpitsapommit |
| French (France) | Bombes citrouilles |
| German | Kürbisbomben |
| Greek | Κολοκυθόβομβες Kolokythóvomves |
| Hungarian | Tökbombák |
| Italian | Bombe zucca |
| Japanese | パンプキンボム Panpukinbomu |
| Norwegian | Gresskarbomber |
| Polish | Bomby dyniowe |
| Portuguese (Brazil) | Bombas de Abóbora |
| Portuguese (Portugal) | Bombas Abóbora |
| Romanian | Bombele Dovleac |
| Russian | Тыквы-бомбы Tykvy-bomby |
| Spanish (LatAm) | Bombas calabaza |
| Spanish (Spain) | Bombas calabaza |
| Swedish | Pumpabomber |
| Turkish | Bal Kabağı Bombaları |
MediEvil: Resurrection
| Language | Name |
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| French (France) | Potibombes |
| German | Kürbisbomben |
| Italian | Bombe zucca |
| Spanish (Spain) | Bombas calabaza |
See also
References
- ↑
MediEvil: Resurrection. Developed by SCEE Cambridge Studio. Published by Sony Computer Entertainment on September 1, 2005.
- ↑ An Adventurer's Guide to Monsters in MediEvil: Resurrection. Developed by SCEE Cambridge Studio. Published by Sony Computer Entertainment on September 1, 2005.
- ↑ An Adventurer's Guide to Monsters in
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