Gallowpedia

@medievil.wiki

299 Followers 42 Following

An independent wiki about MediEvil. https://linktr.ee/medievilwiki

Tapestry depicting Dan's death in the Battle of Gallowmere. Text below reads: "Verily did Sir Daniel Fortesque seek to slay the sorcerer Zarok. And verily did he fail. Biggeth time!"
The open diorama. Sir Dan is on the left. Axel from Twisted Metal is in the middle. A snowboarder presumably from Cool Boarders is in the top right. Gabe Logan from Syphon Filter is on the bottom right.
Screenshot from the MediEvil ECTS Pre-Alpha featuring The Ant Caves level. A cave painting, a bat, and Sir Dan can be seen in the screenshot.
An image that reads "corpses from the cut rooms were reused inside the asylum." Two screenshots appear in the image, one showing the corpses in The Gallows Gauntlet level, and the other showing them as they appear in Inside The Asylum in the final game.
An image that says "several rooms were cut from The Gallows Gauntlet." In the image are screenshots from two such rooms, showcasing one with a big canal and another with corpses chained to the wall.
Concept art of The Lake level by Jason Wilson.
Presentation slides from the "MediEvil's design history" video. They are about MediEvil's style and background story.
The photo presents a top-down wireframe of a part of "The Enchanted Earth" level from MediEvil. It features annotations (likely from Jason Wilson) about how this can be adapted for an "Enchanted Earth Part 2" level. This includes reusing enemies from cut Morten levels, Dan being shrunken down by witches, as well as how the level would lead into Pools Of The Ancient Dead.
Concept art of the Dragon's lair from MediEvil. The text on the image reads "Dragon guards the Rune Stone that sits upon the ledge. Dan must create a rock fall that crushes the hapless dragon's head!"
The image shows the Gallowpedia logo, and encourages readers to visit medievil.wiki to read more.
The image shows pictures of MediEvil reviews from PSExtreme magazine. The text above them reads "Off also reviewed both games for PSExtreme magazine, where he rated them highly."
The image shows a still of Greg Off from a PlayStation Underground video. The covers of the MediEvil strategy guides are on either side of the image. Above, the text reads "MediEvil 1 and 2's strategy guides were co-authored by Greg Off."
The North American cover art for MediEvil II. Sir Dan stands with his sword in front of a gothic cathedral.
An image encouraging readers to visit Gallowpedia, specifically the Whitechapel article.
An image showing where the texture on top of one of the tombs comes from. To learn more and see the other one, check out the Whitechapel article on Gallowpedia.
An image showing two tombs inside Isibod Brunel's crypt in Whitechapel from MediEvil 2. The text on the image reads "There are two sets of tombs inside Isibod Brunel's crypt in Whitechapel."
A screenshot from MediEvil 2's The Museum level.
The PAL region cover art for MediEvil 2. Dan Hand appears at the centre. To the left of Dan-Hand are the Professor, Princess Kiya, and Sir Dan. Behind them is the cathedral. To the right of Dan-Hand is Lord Palethorn. Underneath Palethorn are a human Dogman and some zombies.
The image encourages readers to visit Gallowpedia at medievil.wiki.
The image reads "The poster features early designs for Palethorn and the Professor, also seen in an early trailer." Screenshots from the right side of the poster are blown up to show them in greater detail.
The image reads "The poster left of Dan comes from a pack of cards made in the early 20th century." An arrow points out the card on the wall and shows the original design. The card is an advertisement for Sanderson Bros & Newbould Ltd.
The image readers "This double-sided poster was included with platinum copies of MediEvil, released in late 1999." The poster in question is used as a background. It features Sir Dan and Princess Kiya in action poses and several screenshots from the game.
An image urging readers to visit Gallowpedia, the MediEvil wiki.
An image with the text "The pillory was removed in MediEvil: Resurrection and the PS4 remake." Below are screenshots from both games showing the area outside of the town library where no pillory can be seen.
The text on the image reads "Pillories were a form of punishment securing the head and hands to a post (often confused with stocks)". Below the text is an illustration of someone being held in a pillory.
The text "A pillory stood outside the town library in the original game." appears on the image. Below it, there is a screenshot from MediEvil showing the library. An arrow emerges from a small object in front of the library. The arrow points to another screenshot, a close-up of the object. It is a pillory.
Cover art of Medieval Moves featuring Deadmund with all his weapons. How cool is he?
An image of the PlayStation Spain Dan-hand Statue. It is next to the box it comes in, which is numbered 01/30.
Screenshot of the official US PlayStation website, circa 2000. The specific page on the website is the "Goodies Download" page, showing a "MediEvil Screensaver." The screensaver description reads: "Sir Daniel Fortesque rose from the crypt and all I got was this dang screensaver. But it is pretty neat. Let Sir Dan and his scarecrow pal fill your empty moments with high-res rendered images from the darkest game since Which Witch." The preview image for the screensaver in the screenshot was recreated from other preview images of the time, and is not exactly as it would have been back in 2000. Other elements are all authentically preserved courtesy of the Internet Archive.
A collage featuring the main menus of the demo discs the "common" MediEvil Demo appeared on. This includes demo discs like Demo One, Euro Demo, the Pizza Hut demo disc, PlayStation Underground, etc.
A collage featuring female characters and monsters from MediEvil games. From top to bottom: Imanzi Shongama, Megwynne Stormbinder, Sekhmet, Mother Dragon Bird, Madam Jojo, Voodoo Witch, Princess Kiya, Pumpkin Witch, Angel statue, Wartilda, Noreen, Demonettes, Forest Witch, Mrs Mad, Nellie Mad, Mullock Girl, Civilian Woman. In the middle of the collage it reads: Happy International Women's Day 2026. The Gallowpedia logo is underneath the text.
An image showing a figure that appears to be The Spiv in MediEvil 2's intro on the left, and a promotional render featuring The Spiv on the right for the sake of comparison. The image encourages users to visit the wiki to learn more about The Spiv.
An image comparing the vultures of Silverload with MediEvil's vulture, showing that the models are similar. It also says that Jason Riley created it. He was responsible for creating the full motion videos (AKA FMVs) for both games.
Valenine's card featuring hero Woden the Mighty. It reads: "What? Call me Mr Woden the Mighty!"
Valenine's card featuring heroine Megwynne Stormbinder. It reads: "I feel a spark between us."
Valenine's card featuring hero Karl Sturnguard. It reads: "Let me choke on your sausage, yah?"
An image showcasing the different dialogue between the PAL (Europe/Oceania) and NTSC (North America) versions of MediEvil. In the first image, Dirk Steadfast says "Aalreet Dan man, how ya doing?" In the second, he says "Alright Dan man, how ya doing?"
An image showing the difference in designs of the Life Bottles and Energy Vials between the 0.32 Demo of MediEvil and the final game. In the demo, both have the same shape. The Life Bottle features Dan's face on it, while the Energy Vial is richly decorated. In the final game, the Life Bottle has a round bottom and a bent bottle neck. Energy Vials are similarly crooked, but without a round bottom, they are all neck.
Image of the Time Machine from MediEvil 2 with "2025 A Year in Review" next to it.
List of Bob and Barn's credits from their website, including Forza Motorsport 4.
A computer rendered image of Sir Dan from the original MediEvil edited (poorly by the page admin) to feature snow. "Merry Christmas!" and "Happy Holidays!" are written next to Sir Dan.
Screenshot from MediEvil's credits showing Calvin's name. A cut-out from the development team photo is edited into the screenshot along with an arrow pointing at Calvin in the photo. Calvin is on James Busby's shoulder.
A comparison between the invisible man from the film of the same name and the bandaged man in the MediEvil comic prequel.
Screenshot of the BBC article about Sony's study. A link to the full article is included in the thread.
The RFA flag on a ship in MediEvil 2.
Screenshot from MediEvil 2 showing the book about the kraken which mentions Bognor Regis.
Concept art by Sam Michlap depicting what appears to be the film's version of the Battle of Gallowmere. Sir Dan and Gallowmere's knights are on the left. Sir Dan is riding a steed, his sword pointed towards the enemy. On the right is Zarok atop a giant war machine in the shape of a dragon. His army surrounds him, including a giant on the far right. Arrows rain down from Zarok's army towards Sir Dan.
An image of Dan-hand upside down showing the middle finger. The finger is lit on fire like a candle. There are confetti scattered all around.
An image of Dan-hand upside down showing the middle finger. The finger is lit on fire like a candle. There are confetti scattered all around.
Zarok's castle with Shadow Demons flying out of it. The text "Happy Halloween!" is overlaid on top of it.
Key art of the MediEvil remake. Sir Dan stands on a zombie. Zarok is casting a spell in the background. Logo in the middle.
Image showing three boss icons from the MediEvil remake. First is the Jabberwocky, then Zarok in his human form, and finally there's the Dragon Bird.
PAL cover of MediEvil. Sir Dan in the middle, Zarok the Sorcerer in the background casting spells. Game logo above them both.
A comparison between cats in the original MediEvil and its remake. The cats were statues in the original game but were made into real cats in the remake.