Dragon Birds

Dragon Bird
Biographical information
AKA	Giant Bird Mother Bird Giant Eagle
Gender	Female
Gameplay information
Soul type	No soul
Behind the scenes information
Appears in	MediEvil (1998) The Enchanted Earth MediEvil: Resurrection Enchanted Forest MediEvil (2019) The Enchanted Earth The Ghost Ship

"Like a giant Magpie the Dragon Bird sits upon its hoard of stolen treasures. High above the trees you will find a nest; those Eggs are worth their weight in gold!" ― A book in the Enchanted Earth.

Dragon Birds were creatures who made nests high above the ground. One such bird was resident in the Enchanted Earth. Another also appeared on the Ghost Ship while Sir Dan was trying to fulfill Barrelman Badillo's quest.

History

14th century

On his journey through Gallowmere, Sir Dan encountered a dragon bird atop her nest where she protected three eggs. Dan entered the bird's nest, where she attacked him with her sharp claws.

Gameplay

MediEvil (2019 remake)

Book of Gallowmere entry

She's not just a set of legs - there's a whole devoted Mother Bird up there! And no one treasures her eggs more than this bird mama.

They may someday hatch into beautiful baby birds. Or maybe just into beautiful bags of gold... or bags of golden babies? Who knows?

Trivia

• In the PS4 remake, despite being classified as a boss in the Book of Gallowmere, the Dragon Bird is not necessarily an actual boss as she is not fought and she does not have a Boss Life Bar.

In other languages

Language	Name
Arabic	طائر التنين tayir altiniyn
Bulgarian	Драконова птица Drakonova ptitsa
Croatian	Zmajevska ptica
Czech	Dračí pták
Danish	Dragefugl
Dutch	Drakenvogel
Finnish	Lohikäärmelintu
French (France)	Dragoiseau
German	Drachenvogel
Greek	Δρακοπούλι Drakopoúli
Hungarian	Sárkánymadár
Italian	Uccello Drago
Japanese	ドラゴンバード Doragonbādo
Norwegian	Dragefugl
Polish	Smoczy ptak
Portuguese (Brazil)	Pássaro-Dragão
Portuguese (Portugal)	Pássaro-Dragão
Romanian	Pasărea Dragon
Russian	Драконоптица Drakonoptitsa
Spanish (LatAm)	Pájaro dragón
Spanish (Spain)	Pájaro-dragón
Swedish	Drakfågeln
Turkish	Ejderha Kuşu