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The '''Vulture''' was an animal that came to [[Sir Dan]]'s aid twice during his journey to defeat [[Zarok the Sorcerer]] in the 14th century.
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The '''vulture''' was an animal that came to [[Sir Dan]]'s aid twice during his journey to defeat [[Zarok the Sorcerer]] in the 14th century.
==History==
==History==
===1386===
===1386===
Though initially interested in Dan only as a source of food, the Vulture developed a special bond with him.{{Gameref|MED2019}}{{Gameref|MED2019-Bestiary|Vulture}} It saved Dan from the [[Jabberwocky]] and later saved him from falling to his second death after the destruction of [[Zarok's Lair]].
Though initially interested in Dan only as a source of food, the vulture developed a special bond with him.{{Gameref|MED2019}}{{Gameref|MED2019-Bestiary|Vulture}} It saved Dan from the [[Jabberwocky]] and later saved him from falling to his second death after the destruction of [[Zarok's Lair]].
==Characteristics==
===Appearance===
The vulture was a huge bird of prey. Its body was largely covered by brown feathers safe for its neck area where the feathers were white. Its head was unfeathered and therefore bald.
==Behind the scenes==
==Behind the scenes==
===Development===
====''MediEvil'' (1998 original)====
According to [[Jason Riley]], who was responsible for creating all the [[full motion video]]s (FMVs) in the game, the vulture used in ''MediEvil'' was an improved version of the vulture who appeared in the intro FMV for the PlayStation version of ''Silverload'', a previous game by the studio.<ref name="facebook">{{Cite web|url=https://www.facebook.com/groups/197220967019502/posts/26460147623633478/?comment_id=27784188424562718&reply_comment_id=27784591157855778|site=Facebook|title=Comments in the MediEvil Madness private group|published=December 18, 2024|retrieved=December 20, 2024|quote='''Jason Riley''': Yep - I remember doing three pictures. One of Zaroc,{{sic}} The{{sic}} vulture is also there, and one of my co workers{{sic}} called "Tiggy". Who is just a head sitting on a pair of black slippers. I can confirm I worked on Creature s{{sic}} with Colin Swinbourne.<br><br>'''That's cool, thanks for sharing! Is it the MediEvil vulture or a Silverload vulture by the way?'''<br><br>'''Jason Riley''': both of them. I improved it a little for MediEvil.}}</ref>
===In other media===
====1996 – ''[[creatures:Creatures|Creatures]]''====
[[File:Creatures-Vulture.png|right|thumb|The vulture in ''Creatures''.]] A portrait of the vulture appears in ''Creatures'', an artificial life program created by [[Millennium Interactive]]. This is because the backgrounds for ''Creatures'' were composited by Jason Riley.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.artificial-lens.com/aaa-games/|title=Successful multi million selling AAA-games I have worked on.|site=Artificial Lens|retrieved=August 28, 2024|author=Riley, Jason}}</ref><ref name="facebook"/>
===Symbolism===
===Symbolism===
For Ancient Egyptians, vultures symbolised the eternal cycle of death and rebirth due to their ability to transform the “death” they feed on – i.e. carrion and waste – into life.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.lifegyptianvulture.it/en/the-egyptian-vulture/|site=Life Egyptian Vulture|title=The Egyptian Vulture|retrieved=August 28, 2021}}</ref>
For Ancient Egyptians, vultures symbolised the eternal cycle of death and rebirth due to their ability to transform the “death” they feed on – i.e. carrion and waste – into life.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.lifegyptianvulture.it/en/the-egyptian-vulture/|site=Life Egyptian Vulture|title=The Egyptian Vulture|retrieved=August 28, 2021}}</ref>
==References==
==References==
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==Navigation==
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