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'''Zarok''' is the antagonist of [[MediEvil]] and [[MediEvil: Resurrection]]. | '''[[File:Livelli_2.jpg|thumb|236px|Zarok in the game's beginning FMV.]]Zarok''' is the antagonist of [[MediEvil]] and [[MediEvil: Resurrection]]. | ||
He is voiced by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Darrow Paul Darrow] in English, and by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norio_Wakamoto Norio Wakamoto] in Japanese. | He is voiced by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Darrow Paul Darrow] in English, and by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norio_Wakamoto Norio Wakamoto] in Japanese. | ||
==''Before MediEvil''== | ==''Before MediEvil''== | ||
Zarok was [[King Peregrin]]'s advisor and court magician. But Zarok began to conduct horrific experiments on the bodies of the dead. When the king found out,he banished Zarok from the land declaring that 'The dead are to be honoured; not to be kept as play things of alchemists!' All of Zarok's living dead were routed out and destroyed. Zarok being an unforgiving soul went into hiding and vowed to wreak his revenge on he king. He employed the aid of Shadowy Demons to help him build his vast castle. | Zarok was [[King Peregrin]]'s advisor and court magician. But Zarok began to conduct horrific experiments on the bodies of the dead. When the king found out,he banished Zarok from the land declaring that 'The dead are to be honoured; not to be kept as play things of alchemists!' All of Zarok's living dead were routed out and destroyed. Zarok being an unforgiving soul went into hiding and vowed to wreak his revenge on he king. He employed the aid of Shadowy Demons to help him build his vast castle. | ||
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==''MediEvil: Resurrection''== | ==''MediEvil: Resurrection''== | ||
Zarok's role in Resurrection is expanded, but still remains rather unchanged. He appears in many more cutscenes than in the original game. Before the events of Resurrection, he trapped the genie Al-Zalam inside Dan's skull/head. | Zarok's role in Resurrection is expanded, but still remains rather unchanged. He appears in many more cutscenes than in the original game. Before the events of Resurrection, he trapped the genie Al-Zalam inside Dan's skull/head. | ||
His goal is the same. Unlike in the original, his lair is floating in the sky. During the final battle, Instead of turning into a dragon like being, he turns into a huge, monstrous snake. After being defeated, he casts a spell that slowly begins destroying his lair. He is then crushed by a statue of himself. | His goal is the same. Unlike in the original, his lair is floating in the sky. During the final battle, Instead of turning into a dragon like being, he turns into a huge, monstrous snake. After being defeated, he casts a spell that slowly begins destroying his lair. He is then crushed by a statue of himself. | ||
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