Zarok's Lair
Zarok's Lair | ||
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General information | ||
AKA | The Chalice of Gallowmere | |
Chalice | No | |
Boss(es) | Lord Kardok, Zarok | |
Enemies | Fazguls | |
Health Fountain(s) | 2, 1, or 0 (1998)[a] 1 (2019) | |
Music (original) | IG10 | |
Music (remake) | Have You Seen My Hand?, Lucky Cup, Calcium Supplement, Quite Enough of Your Meddling | |
Chronological information | ||
Level number | 22. | |
Previous level | The Time Device | |
Next level | Credits |
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The Time Device | ← | ![]() |
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Trophies | |
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MediEvil (1998 original) | |
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![]() Complete all levels in the game. |
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![]() Defeat Lord Kardok. |
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![]() Give your Army of Warriors everything you have. |
MediEvil (1998 original) | |
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![]() Complete all levels in the game. |
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![]() Defeat Lord Kardok and his skeletal steed. |
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![]() Give the Knights of Gallowmere everything you have. |
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Zarok's Lair is MediEvil's twenty-second and final level.
Walkthrough
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Book of Gallowmere
Friendlies
Enemies
*MediEvil remake only
Bosses
Not in the book
Inventory
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Intermissions
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Behind the scenes
Development
The exterior of Zarok's Lair comes from the cut level known as The Great Machine, as seen in the MediEvil ECTS Pre-Alpha, a version of the game from late 1997:
The Great Machine | Zarok's Lair |
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Also in the MediEvil ECTS Pre-Alpha, Zarok's Lair begins with Dan already inside the arena and positioned in its centre.[1] This is possibly because the level was going to be accessed from The Hub level. The stained glass floor that Dan falls on in the 12AV full-motion video (FMV) featuring The Hub can be seen in MediEvil 2 during the INTROP1 FMV, at the top of the lair, suggesting that The Hub is located directly above it:
MediEvil 12AV FMV | MediEvil 2 INTROP1 FMV |
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It is therefore possible that Dan was originally meant to enter the arena from the top.
Version specific differences
MediEvil (1999 Japanese original)
The level's name was changed to "The Chalice of Gallowmere" and its loading screen was updated. The updated image features Sir Dan and Zarok standing over Gallowmere.
Gallery
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In other languages
MediEvil (1998 original)
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MediEvil (2019 remake)
Language | Official Name | Meaning |
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Arabic | عرين ”زاروك” earin "zaruk" |
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Bulgarian | Бърлогата на Зарок Bŭrlogata na Zarok |
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Croatian | Zarokova Jazbina | - |
Czech | Zarokovo doupě | - |
Danish | Zaroks Hule | - |
Dutch | Zaroks schuilplaats | - |
Finnish | Zarokin piilopirtti | - |
French (France) | Repaire de Zarok | - |
German | Zaroks Höhle | - |
Greek | Το Λημέρι του Zarok To Liméri tou Zarok |
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Hungarian | Zarok tanyája | - |
Italian | L'Antro di Zarok | - |
Japanese | ガロメアの聖杯 Garomea no seihai |
The Chalice of Gallowmere |
Norwegian | Zarok sitt reir | - |
Polish | Leże Zaroka | - |
Portuguese (Brazil) | Covil de Zarok | - |
Portuguese (Portugal) | Covil do Zarok | - |
Romanian | Bârlogul lui Zarok | - |
Russian | Логово Зарока Logovo Zaroka |
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Spanish (LatAm) | Guarida de Zarok | - |
Spanish (Spain) | La Guarida de Zarok | - |
Swedish | Zaroks håla | - |
Turkish | Zarok'un İni | - |
Notes
- ↑ If Dan has less than two Life Bottles worth of stored energy when starting the level, two Fountains of Rejuvenation will become active in the arena. If Dan has less than four Life Bottles worth of stored energy, only one fountain will be active. If Dan has more than or equal to four Life Bottles worth of stored energy, no fountains will be active.
References
- ↑ MediEvil ECTS Pre-Alpha. Developed by SCEE Cambridge Studio. Published by Sony Computer Entertainment in September 1997.
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