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On the ''MediEvil Wiki'', the word '''apocrypha''' refers to works outside of the accepted canon. | On the ''MediEvil Wiki'', the word '''apocrypha''' refers to works outside of the accepted canon. | ||
===''MediEvil: Resurrection''=== | ===''MediEvil: Resurrection''=== | ||
''[[MediEvil: Resurrection]]'' is not considered a mainline ''MediEvil'' game on the ''MediEvil Wiki''. This is due to it having many storyline changes that are ultimately irreconcilable with the original game and | ''[[MediEvil: Resurrection]]'' is not considered a mainline ''MediEvil'' game on the ''MediEvil Wiki''. This is due to it having many storyline changes that are ultimately irreconcilable with the original game and the 2019 remake. Examples of such changes include the replacement of [[Morten the Earthworm]] with [[Al-Zalam]] and the introduction of the [[Anubis Stone]]. | ||
As such, information from ''MediEvil: Resurrection'' should be presented on articles as an incorrect, alternative history, as is done in the ''MediEvil'' comic: | As such, information from ''MediEvil: Resurrection'' should be presented on articles as an incorrect, alternative history, as is done in the ''MediEvil'' comic: | ||
{{Quote|Some scholars offer an alternative tale of Dan's resurrection. Among other things they claim that when first reanimated, Dan had a cantankerous one-eyed 'genie' hanging out inside his skull. They suggest that the Hall of Heroes was some open-air Greek spa floating in the clouds... Pah! Preposterous! None of that makes any sense!|''An Introduction to MediEvil'' from ''MediEvil: The Game Prequel''}} | {{Quote|Some scholars offer an alternative tale of Dan's resurrection. Among other things they claim that when first reanimated, Dan had a cantankerous one-eyed 'genie' hanging out inside his skull. They suggest that the Hall of Heroes was some open-air Greek spa floating in the clouds... Pah! Preposterous! None of that makes any sense!|''An Introduction to MediEvil'' from ''MediEvil: The Game Prequel''}} | ||
On article pages whose subjects only exist in ''MediEvil: Resurrection'', it is fine to present them as fact, so long as the [[Template:Resurrection article|Resurrection article]] notice appears at the top of the page. | On article pages whose subjects only exist in ''MediEvil: Resurrection'', it is fine to present them as fact, so long as the [[Template:Resurrection article|Resurrection article]] notice appears at the top of the page. | ||
===''Ghosthunter''=== | ===''Ghosthunter''=== | ||
[[File:Ghosthunter-Demo-Fortesque-Concept-Art.png|thumb|right|150px|Concept art of Freddie.]] Although ''[[wikipedia:Ghosthunter (video game)|Ghosthunter]]'' is ''not'' considered a part of the ''MediEvil'' series, the game features a character called [[Colonel Freddie Fortesque]] who is said to be a relation of Sir Dan. While the Colonel is not strictly canon to the ''MediEvil'' universe, it is acceptable to mention him and the references he makes on relevant pages, such as the [[Fortesque family]] article. | [[File:Ghosthunter-Demo-Fortesque-Concept-Art.png|thumb|right|150px|Concept art of Freddie.]] Although ''[[wikipedia:Ghosthunter (video game)|Ghosthunter]]'' is ''not'' considered a part of the ''MediEvil'' series, the game features a character called [[Colonel Freddie Fortesque]] who is said to be a relation of Sir Dan. While the Colonel is not strictly canon to the ''MediEvil'' universe, it is acceptable to mention him and the references he makes on relevant pages, such as the [[Fortesque family]] article. | ||