Stained Glass Demon

The Stained Glass Demon (shattered 1386) was the master fiend of the Hilltop Mausoleum. It was the first of Zarok's minions faced by Sir Daniel Fortesque.

Stained Glass Demon
Biographical information
AKA	Master of the Mausoleum
Died	1386 Gallowmere, Britain
Gameplay information
MediEvil
Soul type	No soul
Health	500 HP
Drop on defeat	Skull Key
Next boss(es)	Guardians of the Graveyard
MediEvil: Resurrection
Health	1060 HP
Drop on defeat	Stain Glass Key
Next boss(es)	Stone Wolves
Behind the scenes information
Appears in	MediEvil (1998) The Hilltop Mausoleum MediEvil: Resurrection Hilltop Mausoleum MediEvil (2019) The Hilltop Mausoleum

Trophies
MediEvil (1998 original)
	A Paneful Demise Defeat the Stained Glass Demon in the Hilltop Mausoleum.
	Not So Armless Defeat Stained Glass Demon with just your arm.
MediEvil: Resurrection
	Glass Heart Defeat the Stain Glass Demon.
MediEvil (2019 remake)
	A Paneful Demise Defeat the Stained Glass Demon in the Hilltop Mausoleum.
	Not So Armless Defeat Stained Glass Demon with just your arm.

History

The Stained Glass Demon was the master of the Hilltop Mausoleum during Zarok's second conquest of Gallowmere in 1386. It held the Skull Key that opened the Skull Gates leading to the world of the living. It convened with Zarok shortly after Sir Daniel Fortesque's resurrection in order to hatch evil plots.

By the time Sir Dan arrived in the mausoleum, the demon was dormant, its frozen heart resting in the catacombs beneath. After Sir Dan shattered the frozen heart, the demon awoke and fought the knight. It was swiftly defeated and Sir Dan looted the Skull Key from its shattered remains.

Gameplay

MediEvil

Strategy

Most likely, Dan has taken the long road to reach this multicoloured menace. He should have both the Crossbow and the Throwing Daggers in his inventory. Of the pair, the Crossbow is stronger, though not by much. Its semi-auto fire will compensate for the lack of power.

300 HP might not seem like much, but this will be a tough fight out of the gate. The Demon's glass heart is its only weak spot, and it does not expose the heart unless it needs to draw energy in. The demon will jump, strafe, and throw arcing waves of glass shards at Dan that the latter can either deflect, jump over or pass between before the demon tires, at which point it hovers in place to refuel. As its HP drop, it begins to fire streams of glass shards directly at Dan or otherwise attempts to ensnare him in a crushing glass cage, which should be destroyed quickly. Target and strike the exposed heart before it explodes. If Dan runs out of daggers or breaks the Copper Shield, more of each will drop into the arena regularly. Repeat until it falls and shatters. Take the Skull Key it drops, then exit.

In other languages

MediEvil

Language	Name
Arabic	”شيطان الزجاج المُلوّث” "shaytan alzujaj almulwwth"
Bulgarian	Демон от Изрисуваното стъкло Demon ot Izrisuvanoto stŭklo
Croatian	Demon Vitraja
Czech	Démon z vitráže
Danish	Mosaikdæmon
Dutch	Glas-in-lood-demon
Finnish	Lasimaalausdemoni
French (France)	Démon Vitrail
German	Buntglasdämon
Greek	Ο Δαίμονας του Βιτρό O Daímonas tou Vitró
Hungarian	Ólomüveg démon
Italian	Demone della vetrata
Japanese	ステンドグラス・デーモン Sutendogurasu dēmon
Norwegian	Glassmaleridemon
Polish	Demon z witraża
Portuguese (Brazil)	Demônio do Vitral
Portuguese (Portugal)	Demónio do Vitral
Romanian	Diavolul Vitraliilor
Russian	Витражный демон Vitrazhnyy demon
Spanish (LatAm)	Demonio del vitral
Spanish (Spain)	Demonio de la vidriera
Swedish	Glasdemonen
Turkish	Vitray İblis

MediEvil: Resurrection

Language	Name
French (France)	Demon de Vitrail
German	Buntglasdämon
Italian	Demone di vetro
Spanish (Spain)	El demonio de crystal