Mad Farmers

This article is about the enemy type. For the characters with good souls, see Captured Farmers.

Mad Farmer
Biographical information
AKA	Hay Monster
Gameplay information
Soul type	Minor Evil
Behind the scenes information
Appears in	MediEvil (1998) Scarecrow Fields MediEvil (2019) Scarecrow Fields

Mad Farmers were inhabitants of the Scarecrow Fields. Gallowmere's declining population had decreased a need for crops which drove these farmers mad.

Gameplay

Strategy

"Now for our next enemy, the Hay Monster. Use your Small Sword against them as well when they come at you. Usually, there are at least two to three per haystack." ― MediEvil: The Official Strategy Guide

The mad farmers hide in haystacks throughout the fields. Upon Sir Dan's approach toward a haystack, they jump out and attack him with their pitchforks. Slashing them with the Broad Sword is one of the easiest ways to kill them.

Behind the scenes

MediEvil (1998 original)

In an early version of the game seen in a promotional trailer, the farmers came out of hay wagons instead of haystacks.

MediEvil: Resurrection

The farmers were replaced by Hay Monsters in MediEvil: Resurrection. These enemies are functionally the same, but have a drastically different appearance. The farmers from the original game were referred to as Hay Monsters in the official strategy guide for the game.

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In other languages

Language	Name
Arabic	المزارعون المجانين almuzarieun almajanin
Bulgarian	Луди фермери Ludi fermeri
Croatian	Ludi seljaci
Czech	Šílení farmáři
Danish	Gale Bønder
Dutch	Dolle boeren
Finnish	Hullut farmarit
French (France)	Fermiers cinglés
German	Verrückte Bauern
Greek	Τρελαμένοι Αγρότες Trelaménoi Agrótes
Hungarian	Őrült parasztok
Italian	Contadini folli
Japanese	マッドファーマー Maddofāmā
Norwegian	Gale bønder
Polish	Szaleni rolnicy
Portuguese (Brazil)	Fazendeiros Loucos
Portuguese (Portugal)	Camponeses Loucos
Romanian	Fermierii Nebuni
Russian	Безумные крестьяне Bezumnyye krest'yane
Spanish (LatAm)	Granjeros enloquecidos
Spanish (Spain)	Campesinos locos
Swedish	Galna Bönder
Turkish	Deli Çiftçiler