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The '''Guardians of the Graveyard''' were a pair of animated stone wolves. They were placed at the entrance to [[The Graveyard|Gallowmere's graveyard]] to prevent the (un)dead from crossing into the world of the living. They possessed a unique ability known as the [[Daring Dash]]. | The '''Guardians of the Graveyard''' were a pair of animated stone wolves. They were placed at the entrance to [[The Graveyard|Gallowmere's graveyard]] to prevent the (un)dead from crossing into the world of the living. They possessed a unique ability known as the [[Daring Dash]]. | ||
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Guardians of the Graveyard  | |||
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| Biographical information | |||
| AKA | Stone Wolves | ||
| Gameplay information | |||
| Soul type | No soul | ||
| Previous boss(es) | Stained Glass Demon | ||
| Next boss(es) | Ant Queen (optional) Pumpkin King | ||
| Behind the scenes information | |||
| Appears in | |||
| Trophies | |
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| MediEvil (1998 original) | |
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 WolfsbaneDefeat the Guardians of the Graveyard. |
| MediEvil: Resurrection | |
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 Leaders of the PackDefeat the Stone Wolves. |
| MediEvil (2019 remake) | |
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Wolfsbane Defeat the Guardians of the Graveyard. |
The Guardians of the Graveyard were a pair of animated stone wolves. They were placed at the entrance to Gallowmere's graveyard to prevent the (un)dead from crossing into the world of the living. They possessed a unique ability known as the Daring Dash.
History
The Guardians were encountered by the freshly resurrected Sir Daniel Fortesque during his pursuit of the sorcerer Zarok in 1386. Sir Dan made quick work of the wolves and claimed the Daring Dash ability from them.
Gameplay
The Guardians of the Graveyard are the second boss fight following on from the Stained Glass Demon. They are fought at the end of the fifth level.
MediEvil
Strategy
Sir Dan faces off against these two opponents in either a "boxing ring" created by the gates on either side, or an unusually small circle with a spectral fence, depending on which version of the game is in play. In both cases, the strategy is simple. Most of the time, the Guardians will walk around Sir Dan in a ringlike march while they assess the situation, during which time they will be completely invisible and impervious to any weapons. As they catch sight of Dan, however, they will dash toward him as they alternate attacks between themselves and continuously move in and out of phase. They can only be struck while in phase, which occurs in a tight window before they themselves strike. Dan's best weapon for the both of them is the newly-acquired Hammer. He should charge the weapon for the shockwave attack as he moves about. When they phase in for an attack, release the hammer to chop off a chunk of their 400 HP. If timed correctly, Dan could fell the pair in 10 turns or fewer.
MediEvil: Resurrection
Strategy
The rework introduces a lesser phase prior to the actual boss battle. Dan will have to clear out a pack of graveyard wolves first. Fortunately, these are swiftly dispatched with a few strokes of Dan's Short Sword.
The Guardians enter for the second of the two battles. Once again, they walk slowly around the arena until they catch sight of Sir Dan, remaining invisible until ready to pounce. The timing of phase shifts is slightly more brisk; however, Dan was given a wind-up animation that takes an extra two seconds to sort out. Time the attack so that the wolves are in phase when the shockwave hits.
Behind the scenes
Development
MediEvil
In early pre-release versions of MediEvil such as the MediEvil Rolling Demo, the Guardians of the Graveyard are nowhere to be found. This is because their level was conceptualised after the game underwent a redesign into a more Zeldaesque gameplay experience.
In other languages
MediEvil
They are known as Guardians of the Graveyard in the game.
| Language | Name |
|---|---|
| Arabic | ”حراس المقبرة” "hras almaqbarati" |
| Bulgarian | Пазители на гробището Paziteli na grobishteto |
| Croatian | Čuvari groblja |
| Czech | Strážci hřbitova |
| Danish | Kirkegårdens Vogtere |
| Dutch | Wachters van het kerkhof |
| Finnish | Hautausmaan vartijat |
| French (France) | Les gardiens du Cimetière |
| German | Wächter des Friedhofs |
| Greek | Φύλακες του Νεκροταφείου Fýlakes tou Nekrotafeíou |
| Hungarian | A temető őrzői |
| Italian | Guardiani del cimitero |
| Japanese | 墓地の守護神 Bochi no shugoshin |
| Norwegian | Gravplassens voktere |
| Polish | Strażnicy cmentarza |
| Portuguese (Brazil) | Guardiões do Cemitério |
| Portuguese (Portugal) | Guardiãs do Cemitério |
| Romanian | Gardienii Cimitirului |
| Russian | Кладбищенские стражи Kladbishchenskiye strazhi |
| Spanish (LatAm) | Guardianes del cementerio |
| Spanish (Spain) | Guardianes del cementerio |
| Swedish | Väktarna av Kyrkogården |
| Turkish | Mezarlık Muhafızları |
MediEvil: Resurrection
They are known as Stone Wolves in the game.
| Language | Name |
|---|---|
| French (France) | Loups de la pierre |
| German | Steinwölfe |
| Italian | Lupi di pietra |
| Spanish (Spain) | Lobos de piedra |
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