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'''2) The ending that players receive for collecting all the chalices feature Dan and [[Kiya]] using the Time Machine to travel back to Zarok's arena in [[Gallowmere]] where they are then attacked by the dragon creature that Zarok transformed into in the first game, except that it has [[Palethorn|Palthorn]]'s{{sic}} head in this scenario. Can you please explain what this ending meant? Were there any ideas to make a sequel continuing from this scenario?''' | '''2) The ending that players receive for collecting all the chalices feature Dan and [[Kiya]] using the Time Machine to travel back to Zarok's arena in [[Gallowmere]] where they are then attacked by the dragon creature that Zarok transformed into in the first game, except that it has [[Palethorn|Palthorn]]'s{{sic}} head in this scenario. Can you please explain what this ending meant? Were there any ideas to make a sequel continuing from this scenario?''' | ||
'''JW''' - The original idea for ''Med 2'' had Zarok being kept prisoner in the Tower of London and Dan had to free him. The two of them then had to work together in an easy alliance. In the final game it was just his spell book. The ending was really only meant as a bit of fun, that Palethorn had used the spell book to travel back and rewrite time - Dan had not only travelled back in time but also to an alternative time line. But most of all it was just a silly B-movie twist ending for fun. | '''JW''' - The original idea for ''Med 2'' had Zarok being kept prisoner in the Tower of London and Dan had to free him. The two of them then had to work together in an easy{{sic}} alliance. In the final game it was just his spell book. The ending was really only meant as a bit of fun, that Palethorn had used the spell book to travel back and rewrite time - Dan had not only travelled back in time but also to an alternative time line. But most of all it was just a silly B-movie twist ending for fun. | ||
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| MediEvil Boards, February 10, 2013 | ||
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| Interviewee(s) | Jason Wilson | |
| Interviewer(s) | Winston1 | |
| Interview Subject | MediEvil 2 | |
| Language | English | |
| URL available? | Yes | |
A short interview with Jason Wilson posted on the MediEvil Boards on February 10, 2013.
Transcript
Here's a couple more questions I asked Jason regarding Dan's voice and the 100% chalice ending from MediEvil 2.
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1) Dan's voice in MediEvil 2 sounds very different from his voice in the first game and Resurrection. Did you also provide his voice-over in that game or was it a different person?
JW - I did the voice for Medievil 1 and the PSP remake but not for Medievil 2 or the Allstars game.
2) The ending that players receive for collecting all the chalices feature Dan and Kiya using the Time Machine to travel back to Zarok's arena in Gallowmere where they are then attacked by the dragon creature that Zarok transformed into in the first game, except that it has Palthorn's[sic] head in this scenario. Can you please explain what this ending meant? Were there any ideas to make a sequel continuing from this scenario?
JW - The original idea for Med 2 had Zarok being kept prisoner in the Tower of London and Dan had to free him. The two of them then had to work together in an easy[sic] alliance. In the final game it was just his spell book. The ending was really only meant as a bit of fun, that Palethorn had used the spell book to travel back and rewrite time - Dan had not only travelled back in time but also to an alternative time line. But most of all it was just a silly B-movie twist ending for fun.
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Really interesting about their original idea for MediEvil 2. Also, this finally lays to rest the mystery about that second ending and confirms that they never intended to make a sequel continuing from it. I suspected as much anyway.
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