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Originally, Kul Katura was supposed to be summoned by picking up the [[Serpent Potion]] rather than opening up a chest.{{Gameref|Rolling-Demo}} This was eventually changed during the game's development. | Originally, Kul Katura was supposed to be summoned by picking up the [[Serpent Potion]] rather than opening up a chest.{{Gameref|Rolling-Demo}} This was eventually changed during the game's development. | ||
====''MediEvil: Resurrection''==== | ====''MediEvil: Resurrection''==== | ||
An unused book found in file '''00736.LTR''' in [[cambridge:gamedata.bin|gamedata.bin]] suggests Kul Katura was set to appear in the game: | An unused text for a book found in file '''00736.LTR''' in [[cambridge:gamedata.bin|gamedata.bin]] suggests Kul Katura was set to appear in the game: | ||
{{Q|Beyond lies Kul Katura, Lord of the Serpents, greatest snake to ever slither across the earth.<br>The humanoid known as Zarok has imprisoned him in a tiny chest.<br>Release him and you will not find him ungrateful.<br>P.S. Hurry, he's getting a cricked neck.}} | {{Q|Beyond lies Kul Katura, Lord of the Serpents, greatest snake to ever slither across the earth.<br>The humanoid known as Zarok has imprisoned him in a tiny chest.<br>Release him and you will not find him ungrateful.<br>P.S. Hurry, he's getting a cricked neck.}} | ||
====''MediEvil (2019 remake)''==== | ====''MediEvil (2019 remake)''==== | ||
In the original ''MediEvil'', Kul Katura is said to have been trapped in a chest by [[Zarok]]. However, this is changed to be King Peregrin's men in the [[MediEvil (2019)|remake]]'s Book of Gallowmere. Despite this, the book in Scarecrow Fields still says it was Zarok who trapped him. | In the original ''MediEvil'', Kul Katura is said to have been trapped in a chest by [[Zarok]]. However, this is changed to be King Peregrin's men in the [[MediEvil (2019)|remake]]'s Book of Gallowmere. Despite this, the book in Scarecrow Fields still says it was Zarok who trapped him. | ||