Bats

Bats
Gameplay information
MediEvil
Soul type	No soul
Health	16 HP
Damage dealt	All attacks: 16 HP 16 0 0 0
Damage taken	Standard (1x) Standard (1x) Standard (1x) Standard (1x)
MediEvil 2
Damage dealt	Regular bats: 16 HP 4 4 4 4 Fiery bats: 64 HP 16 16 16 16
Behind the scenes information
Appears in	MediEvil (1998) Scarecrow Fields Inside The Asylum The Crystal Caves MediEvil 2 The Count MediEvil (2019) Scarecrow Fields Inside The Asylum The Crystal Caves

Bats were small, flying mammals native to some parts of Gallowmere. They could also be summoned by powerful vampires.

History

14th century

In 1386, several bats could be found in Gallowmere. They were inhabiting caves such as the Crystal Caves, as well as abandoned buildings including the Scarecrow Fields' farm houses and the Asylum.

19th century

In 1886, the Count, an ancient vampire living in London, had the power to summon giant bats. Upon being defeated by Sir Daniel Fortesque, he also exploded into a flurry of them.

Gameplay

MediEvil 2

The giant bats summoned by the Count are essentially just one of his attacks and thus cannot be considered enemies in their own right. Once the Count releases their fiery variant, they fly towards the ground where they explode. The normal variant simply disappear after flying for a set amount of time. Although they cannot be destroyed, bats can be pushed using weapons such as swords.

MediEvil (2019 remake)

Book of Gallowmere entry

They're vampire bats. Actually, they're just bats. But they bite. That's sort of vampirey.

Behind the scenes

Development

MediEvil

In pre-release versions of MediEvil such as the MediEvil Rolling Demo, bats were present in The Ant Caves level. This is because the level did not originally have Dan shrinking down, but was an actual cave of human-sized ants.

In other languages

Language	Official Name
Arabic	الخفافيش alkhafafish
Bulgarian	Прилепи Prilepi
Croatian	Šišmiši
Czech	Netopýři
Danish	Flagermus
Dutch	Vleermuizen
Finnish	Lepakot
French (France)	Chauves-souris
German	Fledermäuse
Greek	Νυχτερίδες Nychterídes
Hungarian	Denevérek
Italian	Pipistrelli
Japanese	コウモリ Kōmori
Norwegian	Flaggermus
Polish	Nietoperze
Portuguese (Brazil)	Morcegos
Portuguese (Portugal)	Morcegos
Romanian	Lilieci
Russian	Летучие мыши Letuchiye myshi
Spanish (LatAm)	Murciélagos
Spanish (Spain)	Murciélagos
Swedish	Fladdermöss
Turkish	Yarasalar