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''April 1'': The Professor recounts the events of January 21 in his journal. | ''April 1'': The Professor recounts the events of January 21 in his journal. | ||
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|''March 6'': ''Medievil Times'' newspaper issue No. 1 is published.{{Ref|c|[c]}} | |||
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|Palethorn casts a spell that raises the dead, including Daniel once again.{{Gameref|MED2|[[INTROP3]]}} Dan teams up with the Professor and Princess Kiya to stop him. | |''April 21'': The ''[[Medievil Times]]'' newspaper issue No. 666 is published.{{Bookref|Medievil-Times}} | ||
Palethorn casts a spell that raises the dead, including Daniel once again.{{Gameref|MED2|[[INTROP3]]}} Dan teams up with the Professor and Princess Kiya to stop him. | |||
''May 23'': The Professor writes in his journal about Kiya's usefulness in helping him with his experiments in creating a fully formed human specimen.{{Gameref|MED2|[[Dankenstein]]}} | ''May 23'': The Professor writes in his journal about Kiya's usefulness in helping him with his experiments in creating a fully formed human specimen.{{Gameref|MED2|[[Dankenstein]]}} | ||
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{{Note|b|b}} The years given in ''MediEvil: Fate's Arrow'' are 100 years off from the dates given in ''MediEvil 2''. For the sake of consistency with ''MediEvil 2'', 100 years have been added to all years from ''MediEvil: Fate's Arrow'' in the timeline. | {{Note|b|b}} The years given in ''MediEvil: Fate's Arrow'' are 100 years off from the dates given in ''MediEvil 2''. For the sake of consistency with ''MediEvil 2'', 100 years have been added to all years from ''MediEvil: Fate's Arrow'' in the timeline. | ||
{{Note|c|c}} If the publishing schedule for ''Medievil Times'' is the same as for its real world counterpart, ''{{W|The Times}}'', its first issue would come out on March 6, 1884. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
{{Reflist}} | {{Reflist}} | ||
[[Category:History]] | [[Category:History]] | ||