Chicken-Dan

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According to game director James Shepherd, Chicken-Dan was a costume considered for inclusion in MediEvil 2.^[1] It is unknown what levels it might have featured in.

References

↑ "We put in a number of costume changes, because Dan is such a quirky character, he looks even more ridiculous when done-up in a fancy costume, so there were some other costume changes that we considered getting into the game.... Such as ’Deep-sea-diver-Dan’ and ’Chicken-Dan’." — Shepherd, James, Q&A: MediEvil 2 Team in Hyper, Issue 80, page(s) 40-41. Published June 2000 by Next Publishing.

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[HYPER80-1] "We put in a number of costume changes, because Dan is such a quirky character, he looks even more ridiculous when done-up in a fancy costume, so there were some other costume changes that we considered getting into the game.... Such as ’Deep-sea-diver-Dan’ and ’Chicken-Dan’." — Shepherd, James, Q&A: MediEvil 2 Team in Hyper, Issue 80, page(s) 40-41. Published June 2000 by Next Publishing.

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