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This article is about the undead heroic version of the character. For the cowardly living Dan, see Captain Fortesque.

I'll show you!

– Sir Dan, MediEvil

Sir Daniel Wigginbottom Fortesque IV (1254 – 1286), usually called Sir Daniel Fortesque, but also Sir Daniel, Sir Fortesque, Dannikins, Forty-Darling, Target Face, Jawless Arrow Magnet, Fortisskay, Forteskwee, The Zero of Gallowmere, The Great One Eye, or simply Dan was a knight of Gallowmere who became the King's Champion and the Head of the Royal Battalion. His life was cut short in the Battle of Gallowmere against the evil sorcerer Zarok, where he was killed by the first volley of arrows. Despite this, history came to remember him as the Hero of Gallowmere.

A hundred years later, Sir Dan was mistakenly resurrected by Zarok's magic. Dan used this opportunity to live up to his legend and defeated the sorcerer once and for all, thus gaining access to the afterlife’s Hall of Heroes.

By 1886, Dan's skeletal remains were moved into the British Museum in Kensington, London, where he was once again resurrected, this time by the ruthless Lord Palethorn. Dan was quickly recruited by Professor Hamilton Kift to help in the fight against this new threat. During this mission to restore the peace, Dan fell in love with an Egyptian princess called Kiya.

After Palethorn's defeat, Sir Dan and his newfound love chose to travel back in time using Kift's time machine, but they were tragically separated during their journey. Dan was returned to his own lifetime and quickly employed by Gallowmere's fairies to help preserve the flow of history. Dan ended up swapping bodies with his still living self in order to boost the morale of Gallowmere’s army and to die as he once had, thus securing Gallowmere's victory in the battle against Zarok and condemning himself to an eternity of reliving his undead adventures.

History[]

Background[]

Dan was born in the kingdom of Gallowmere in 1254 as the eldest son of Lord Cedric Fortesque. He was a spoiled and bratty child who grew up to be a lazy, arrogant teenager. Daniel decided to become a knight solely to impress the maidens. He trained with the best weapons masters in the land, showing a degree of natural talent, but was too lazy to ever deliver on his potential. With financial backing courtesy of his father, he rose through the ranks of the king's army.[2]

One day, the king's champion, his horse spooked by a toad, was thrown head-first into a well where he promptly drowned. Against all good sense, the king - listening solely to the words of a new advisor - appointed Daniel to be the new Captain of his army.[2]

In 1286, an undead army began marching towards Castle Peregrin. Unbeknownst to the king, the army was led by his very own Court Magician Zarok. The King was in desperate need of a hero and he knew exactly who he wanted.

Daniel led the King's army against Zarok's undead horde. The battle commenced and within seconds Dan fell to the ground, struck in the eye with the very first arrow fired. His wound was fatal and the army was left to continue the fight without him.

Embarrassed by Dan's poor show, and realizing the people needed to feel safe, King Peregrin declared that Sir Daniel Fortesque had died in mortal combat. A hero's tomb was erected to Dan, the history books inscribed with tales of his valor.

MediEvil[]

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Sir Dan is brought back to life by Zarok's magic.

In 1386, Zarok returned to try and take over Gallowmere again. Using a spell within an ancient book of black magic, he made the dead rise from their graves to form a legion of unholy warriors.

Unfortunately for him, he also unwittingly awakened Sir Dan. Daniel was able to retain his free will, which made him the only one who could stop Zarok.

Awakened from his "eternal rest," Daniel embarked on a quest to destroy Zarok once and for all. He traveled through Gallowmere, aided by the heroes of the past and inhabitants of the land, collecting chalices and fighting Zarok's minions until he eventually reached Zarok's Lair. After a great battle, from which Dan emerged victorious, Zarok released a powerful spell that caused the lair to collapse. Zarok was killed in the process, but Dan managed to escape. Daniel then returned to his crypt where he resumed his slumber. The gargoyles, impressed with his heroism, granted his spirit permanent access to the Hall of Heroes.[2]

MediEvil 2[]

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The Autumn of Death.

In 1886, 500 years after Dan's first resurrection, a man seeking world domination found Zarok's spellbook and raised the dead just as Zarok did many centuries ago.

Dan was awakened again, this time in an old museum located in Kensington, London. Winston, a helpful ghost, explained the situation to Dan and led him to his summoner, Professor Hamilton Kift. The professor tasked Daniel with finding out who's behind the spell and collecting magical energy to help in fighting the crisis. While looking for clues, Dan managed to free an Egyptian princess by the name of Kiya from her tomb, who he fell in love with.

They managed to identify the villain as Lord Palethorn, an ambitious industrialist. After realizing that Palethorn needs the final pages of the spellbook to obtain full control over his monsters, they decided to find them before Palethorn.

Dan journeyed through London, fighting monsters, collecting chalices and even traveling through time. He eventually corners Palethorn in Cathedral Spires, where the fiend managed to obtain all of the spellbook pages and summoned a demon to kill Dan. Thankfully, Daniel managed to defeat the demon. In his last attempt to defeat Dan, Palethorn activated a time bomb which caused the entire area to explode. Luckily, Dan managed to survive the explosion.

The Time Machine appeared before Dan, Kiya and the Professor. Dan and Kiya hopped onto the Time Machine and used it to travel through space and time. However, the machine malfunctioned, separating them.

MediEvil: Fate's Arrow[]

Fate's Arrow[]

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Sir Dan spies on his living counterpart.

Following his separation from Kiya, Dan ended up in 1286, one day before the Battle of Gallowmere. After spying on a meeting between his living self, King Peregrin and Zarok, he met with Canny Tim and a fairy called Griff who enlisted his help in preserving the flow of history. They concocted a plan to stop an upcoming attack on the castle by the Jabberwocky.

The Jabberwocky[]

With help from Griff, Dan stole the armor of his living self. He jumped out a castle window donning the armor and slew the rampaging Jabberwocky in the name of his living counterpart.

The Battle of Gallowmere[]

The night before the battle, Dan was captured by Zarok's henchmen, Boris and Merek. They took him to The Mystic Maidens to kill him, but they were killed by Lupo, Dan's hound from when he was alive. Later, Dan helped Wartilda the Witch brew a Body Swap Potion so he could truly take his living self's place in the upcoming battle. After realizing Dan wouldn't be able to drink it, they turned the potion into an ointment which they rubbed on both the undead and the living Dan. Come morning, Dan found himself in his living body. He and Canny Tim made their way to the castle to prepare for the battle.

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Dan gives a speech to the troops.

On the battlefield, Dan revealed Zarok's duplicity to the king. He boosted the morale of the army with a rousing speech before heading into battle and dying in the first volley of arrows as he knew he would, thus completing (and restarting[7]) his journey.

Characteristics[]

Appearance[]

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A depiction of living Dan from The Art of MediEvil.

Daniel is a skeleton without a left eye and lower jaw, with his upper jaw having misshapen and crooked teeth. His eye color varies between the games, ranging from gray, to black, to gold/green, to blue in his latest incarnation. He is rarely shown alive, with a helmet always obscuring his face (aside from his eyes), but the history books describe him as having a square jaw, steely gaze and a thick shock of hair, as black as ravens' wings. In MediEvil: Resurrection's stained glass window opening sequence, he is shown with blond/brown hair instead, and with pale skin and crooked teeth not unlike the ones his skull has. He is usually wearing silver/grey armor with gold hints, a red and gold doublet and brown leather gloves. Throughout the games, Daniel sports multiple outfits and armors as seen below.


MediEvil (1998)

MediEvil 2

MediEvil: Resurrection

Personality[]

Daniel is a very cowardly knight, but despite this, he is a very loyal fighter. He seems to have a sarcastic sense of humor and holds very little patience to some, but he is rather respectful as per the knight's code. Though he is often reluctant to be a hero, he usually finds a bit of courage and ends up saving the day and will willingly help those in need. He is annoyed by Al-Zalam and Zarok, though in the former they end up becoming close friends. Daniel is also shown to be chivalrous, as he is a knight, and caring towards those he loves, especially towards Kiya and is especially saddened by her death, to the point he can't go on to defeat Palethorn and has to travel back in time to rescue her from Jack the Ripper. He also can be rather cocky sometimes and dislikes being told he is a coward and a faker, as shown when the gargoyles, the Heroes (particularly Woden the Mighty) or Al-Zalam berate him. He is quick to spot sarcasm and dislikes being reminded of his failure. According to the comic book, in life, Dan was a lazy, spoiled brat, as well as a cheat and a braggart, and only became a knight to impress the maidens, only rising through ranks through his father's money.

Abilities[]

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The Dan-hand ability.

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Dan reads Kiya's letter.

Being undead, Daniel has a few unique abilities, some of which are gained over time:

  • He can remove his left arm and use it as a weapon, although it is not very effective.
  • He gains the ability to remove his head after a bird pulls it off from his neck in 1886. After defeating the Iron Slugger, he can even put it on top of hands that wander around to form a Dan-hand.
  • Daniel exhibits great agility during his acceptance into the Hall of Heroes, when he performs four backflips in succession.
  • He also has a lot of stamina, as evidenced by him carrying a hammer and various large swords.
  • He is skilled at sword fighting and seems to pick up using weapons quickly, and thanks to his skeletal body he can use maneuvers living swordfighters cannot use (such as spinning his torso around).

Other abilities that are arguably unrelated to Dan's undead state include:

  • Dan seems to be able to read Egyptian hieroglyphs as he is able to read a letter Kiya leaves behind for him. It is possible that she taught him to read them at some point during The Autumn of Death.
  • Dan gains the Daring Dash ability in 1286 by defeating the Guardians of the Graveyard.
  • He seems to be fairly intelligent as shown when he gets a seagull to fill in as his parrot by luring it with a fish, when he attempted to replace a piece of the Anubis Stone with a pumpkin, and when he used Morten to get inside the Asylum.

Killed victims[]

Behind the scenes[]

Merchandise[]

Funko Pop[]

POP! Games: MediEvil - Sir Daniel Fortesque is a vinyl figurine produced by Funko Inc. The figurine was announced on June 4, 2021 to be released exclusively at GameStop in Europe and the US, EB Games in Canada and Australia, GAME in the UK and Super Gaby Games in Germany.[11][12] It features Sir Daniel Fortesque as he appears in the PS4 remake of MediEvil, wielding his own arm as a weapon.

Gallery[]
Trivia[]
  • Despite the figure using the remake's design of Sir Dan, the reveal on social media featured the logo of Guerrilla Cambridge, the final iteration of MediEvil's original development studio SCE Cambridge Studio, instead of Other Ocean Emeryville, the developers of the remake.
    • The reveal on social media also featured the original MediEvil logo instead of the most recent iteration of the series logo.

Development[]

MediEvil[]

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Concept art by Jason Wilson.

Sir Daniel Fortesque was originally designed by Jason Wilson, the lead artist of MediEvil. In initial concept designs, Dan appears as a large bulky undead knight with a small skull. As the design evolved, Wilson decided that Dan should have no lower jaw bone and his body became smaller in size and his skull more abstract.[13] For the design of Dan's teeth, Wilson was inspired by one of the freaks from the horror film Basket Case 2.[14] Dan was then brought to life in the game by the animations of Mitch Phillips as well as prerendered sequences by Jason Riley.[13]

In the Japanese version of MediEvil, a helmet became part of Dan's design. This was added due to the insistence of the studio's Japanese partners who believed that Dan's skeletal appearance would make Japanese players see him as a bad spirit rather than a hero.[15]

While developing Dan's character, Chris Sorrell was looking for a way to make him more unique. This eventually came in the form of Dan's backstory when script doctor Martin Pond suggested that "Sir Dan could have been a pompous failure in life whose reincarnation was his one shot at redemption."[16]

PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale[]

Sir Dan's combat designer for the game was Devin Morrow. Character artist Mike Edwards was responsible for modelling and texturing Dan's Dragon Armour costume while Kenny Huynh textured Dan's default Knight Armour model.

Portrayal[]

Sir Dan's primary voice actor is Jason Wilson, who voiced Dan in the original MediEvil, MediEvil: Resurrection[5] and the PS4 remake. He is voiced by Marc Silk in MediEvil 2[6] and by Stéphane Cornicard in PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale. For his rendition of Sir Dan's voice, Jason Wilson delivered Dan's lines through gritted teeth with a bucket over his head.[17]

In other media[]

Main article: Cameos

Everybody's Golf 2[]

See also: Sir Dan

Sir Dan appears as one of the three unlockable "guest characters" in the European and American versions of Everybody's Golf 2. In order to unlock him, the player must beat him in versus mode.

Dan is also heavily featured in the game's Press Kit.

PROFILE[]

NO DATA.

STATS[]
  • Power: A
  • Control: C
  • Impact: D
  • Spin: D

PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale[]

See also: Sir Daniel Fortesque

Sir Daniel appears as a playable character in PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale. Instead of using his default design from the original MediEvil, he takes his design from MediEvil: Resurrection, but also retains his orange gloves from his MediEvil 2 design.

Although Dan takes his default design from Resurrection, his armor in All-Stars is now a shinier, slightly darker texture, along with his body build being smaller, making his head appear larger, and well as have a different shape. His gloves are also smaller and are brown instead of the original orange color. His kneepads are also fully metallic when they weren't originally.

Unlike in his home series, Sir Dan in All-Stars moves and attacks much slower when battling, making it difficult to fight with him. His Golden Armour from MediEvil 2 and his Dragon Armour also appear as alternate costumes.

CHARACTER BIO[]
A Knight In Search of His Legend

A coward whose celebration as a hero was unearned, Sir Dan has been given a chance to redeem himself, proving in combat he is worthy of his knighthood. He fights on behalf of his beloved homeland, Gallowmere, his oath to protect her intact despite her citizens’ somewhat waning interest in gallantry.

MOVE LIST[]
  • Hero Sword Slash - PSB-S
  • Hero Sword Thrust - Forward PSB-S
  • Hero Sword upper cut - Up PSB-S
  • Magic Sword Spin - Down PSB-S
  • Hero Sword Slam - PSB-S (Air)
  • Hero Sword Air Thrust - Forward PSB-S (Air)
  • Hero Sword Air Cut - Up PSB-S (Air)
  • Magic Sword Air Spin - Down PSB-S (Air)
  • Battle Axe-a-rang - PSB-T
  • Charge! - Forward PSB-T
  • Magic Bow - Up PSB-T
  • Hammer Smash - Down PSB-T
  • Air Battle Axe-a-rang - PSB-T (Air)
  • Aerial Charge! Charge - Forward PSB-T (Air)
  • Aerial Magic Bow - Up PSB-T (Air)
  • Aerial Hammer Smash - Down PSB-T (Air)
  • Golden Shield - PSB-C
  • Green Hand - Forward PSB-C
  • Drumstick Toss - Up PSB-C
  • Dragon Potion - Down PSB-C
  • Golden Shield - PSB-C (Air)
  • Green Hand Toss - Forward PSB-C (Air)
  • Drumstick Air Toss - Up PSB-C (Air)
  • Aerial Dragon Potion - Down PSB-C (Air)
  • Item Pickup R1
  • The Rake - Right Analog Stick Forward
  • The Punt - Right Analog Stick Up
  • The Stomp - Right Analog Stick Down
  • Lighting Bolt - R2 (Level 1)
  • Golden Chalice - R2 (Level 2)
  • Anubis Stone - R2 (Level 3)
  • Block L1
  • Evade L1 + Left Analog Stick
ARCADE MODE[]
VICTORY MUSIC[]
HERO OF GALLOWMERE[]

THE KING'S CHAMPION[]

RELATED TROPHY[]
Hero of Gallowmere Trophy bronzeHero of Gallowmere
Complete Arcade Mode with Sir Daniel

Guacamelee! 2[]

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Dan's portrait in Guacamelee! 2.

A portrait of Sir Dan can be found in Guacamelee! 2, inside one of the houses in the Land of the Dead portion of Pueblucho.

Quotes[]

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MediEvil[]

  • Imanzi: "Dan, Dan, Dan. Tell me, what's a warrior queen got to do to meet someone like you?"
  • Sir Dan: "Huh.. what..me?"
  • Imanzi: "Don't be shy, baby - I've seen you giving me the eye. You may be weak and feeble like all men, but I like you, Daniel."
  • Sir Dan: "Oh no..."
  • Imanzi: "Oh, I love a man who doesn't talk back! I think if you return I may take you for my husband."
  • Sir Dan: "Gulp!"
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  • Dirk: "Aalreet Dan man, how ya doing?"
  • Sir Dan: "Not too good!"
  • Dirk: "Now then, have ya got yourself a magic sword?"
  • Sir Dan: "No I do not!"
  • Dirk: "What? Daniel, man, y'cannat go into battle against an army of undead without a magic sword... Here take mine, you'll never have to sharpen another blade or my name's not Dirk Steadfast. It's not enough just to have a magic shield, you know, no matter what that soft, thickie Sturnguard says."
  • Sir Dan: "Great!"

MediEvil 2[]

  • Professor: "Ah, well done, Winston, I see you managed to find him after all. Fortesque, pleased to meet you, I should imagine that you are a little nonplussed, as to what exactly is going on, eh??"
  • Sir Dan: "Uh... Uh..."
  • Professor: "Well, allow me to introduce myself. Professor Hamilton-Kift, Magician, Inventor, and Master of the Occult at your service. If you're wondering what you're doing once again walking the earth, it appears that someone has got their hands on the legendary Zarok spell book."
  • Sir Dan: "Zarok... Ugh... No..."
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  • Professor: "Well, we won that round, quite literally, didn't we? But we're not out of the woods just yet. In fact, at this very moment, I'm picking up two areas of extreme psychic disturbance. One in Whitechapel, the other... It's like nothing I've ever seen... It's a pity you can't be in two places at once Dan."
  • Kiya: "Professor, let me go."
  • Sir Dan: "No, no, it's too dangerous."

Gallery[]

See also: Sir Daniel Fortesque images

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Artwork

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All renders by Jason Riley.

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Artwork

Renders

All renders by Jason Riley.

Screenshots

Trivia[]

Miscellaneous[]

  • Dan is the only undead hero in the Hall of Heroes.
  • What happened to Dan's lower jaw-bone is unknown, but some scholars believe it was stolen by a witch.[2] According to him, it "fell off".
  • Despite being unable to drink, Dan can still somehow eat Roast Chicken.

MediEvil: Resurrection[]

  • According to Dan's journal entries, Dan's family suffers from seasickness/aquaphobia, he gets sinusitis very easily (though this might be a joke), he used to skip school, his grandmother made pumpkin pie (and took hip baths), and his favorite food is pumpkins.
  • Dan has a fear of snakes, which Zarok takes advantage of by turning into a large serpent.

See also[]

Other versions[]

Captain Fortesque[]

Lupo! It's time I pay visit on sweet Widow Lucinda! She can pay me this week's rent! Ha! It's good to be me!

– Captain Fortesque, MediEvil: Fate's Arrow

Sir Daniel Wigginbottom Fortesque IV (born 1254), better known as Captain Fortesque, but also known as Captain F, Lord Fopdoodle, Gib-faced hornswoggler, Chicken-hearted fribble, Lily Liver Fortesque, Yella belly, is the cowardly living version of the legendary Sir Dan. Originally destined to die a failure at the Battle of Gallowmere as part of Zarok the Sorcerer's evil scheme, his fate was changed when his future self took his place in the battle using a Body Swap Potion, trapping the Captain in a skeletal body. Hundreds of years after the fact, the Captain would recount the story to Professor Darrow of Cambridge Archaeology.

History[]

Background[]

Dan was born in the kingdom of Gallowmere in 1254 as the eldest son of Lord Cedric Fortesque. Dan was a spoilt and bratty child who grew up to be a lazy, arrogant teenager. Daniel decided to become a knight solely to impress the maidens. He trained with the best weapons masters in the land, showing a degree of natural talent, but was too lazy to ever deliver on his potential. No matter! With daddy's money behind him, he rose through the ranks of the king's army. And then one day the king's champion, his horse spooked by a toad, was thrown head-first into a well where he promptly drowned. Against all good sense, the king - listening solely to the words of a new advisor - appointed Daniel to be the new Captain of his army.[2]

MediEvil: Fate's Arrow[]
Fate's Arrow[]
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The Captain talks to Lupo.

Captain Fortesque is first seen by his undead future self while he is out hunting with his hound Lupo. The Captain decides to return to the castle to pay a visit to Widow Lucinda so he can mooch money off of her. His plan is interrupted when the guards at the gates tell him that the king wishes to see him at once.

In their meeting, the king reveals that the army of the undead is marching upon the castle and that they will reach it within a day. The Captain promptly excuses himself as he has wet his pants.

The Jabberwocky[]

Some time later, the Captain is waiting for Widow Lucinda in his bedchambers. He is startled when the undead Dan walks in instead. Griff, the undead Dan's fairy companion, tries to fajazzle the Captain, but fails, so the undead Dan knocks him out.

The Battle of Gallowmere[]
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The fajazzled Captain Fortesque.

The night before the battle, the Captain tries to escape from the castle. However, he is captured by Griff and his sister Noreen who fajazzles the Captain properly this time, leaving him in a trance-like state. After Noreen's friend Wartilda successfully brews a Body Swap Potion, the Captain finds himself inside the undead Dan's body who takes his place on the battlefield. He is left tied up in Wartilda's hut where his faithful hound Lupo watches over him as well as a gift left behind by the undead Dan.

Modern Day[]

Hundreds of years later, in the present day, Captain Fortesque meets with Professor Darrow in Cambridge and recounts the story of the Battle of Gallowmere to her.[a]

Behind the scenes[]

Development[]
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Concept art of Captain Fortesque by Jason Wilson.

See also: Fate's Arrow (2003)

Captain Fortesque was designed by Jason Wilson for the MediEvil: Fate's Arrow comic in 2018. As a character, he was originally conceptualised by Chris Sorrell as part of the 2003 MediEvil 3: Fate's Arrow concept pitch that the comic was based on. Captain Fortesque's eventual role in the comic ended up being largely similar to his role in the concept pitch. However, the idea that Sir Daniel Fortesque was a pompous failure in life originally came from script doctor Martin Pond during the development of the original MediEvil.[18] Chris Sorrell revealed that Captain Fortesque's depiction in the comic was largely inspired by the show Blackadder, specifically the titular main characters from its first two seasons.[7]

Trivia[]

  • In his room, Captain Fortesque has portraits of himself and a close relative. A similar portrait of the Captain ends up in the possession of Professor Darrow hundreds of years later.
Preceded by
King Peregrin's Champion
Captain of the Militia
? - 1286
Succeeded by
Unknown

Notes[]

^a Though the identity of the modern day Dan is deliberately left unclear,[19] the original outline for Fate's Arrow had the cowardly Dan stay in his heroic counterpart's undead body. Chris Sorrell has also confirmed that Sir Dan is stuck in a time loop,[7] which lends more credibility to the modern day Dan being Captain Fortesque.

^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 years from MediEvil: Fate's Arrow on this page.

Notes[]

^[a] 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 years from MediEvil: Fate's Arrow on this page.

References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 Memory Card 2 Medievil Times. Created and distributed by Claydon Heeley Jones Mason in May 2000.
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 FatesArrowIcon MediEvil: Fate's Arrow. Written by Chris Sorrell. Art by Jason Wilson. Published by Titan Comics in 2019.
  3. Memory Card 2 MediEvil 2, The Museum. Developed by SCE Cambridge Studio. Published by Sony Computer Entertainment on April 21, 2000.
  4. Memory Card 2 MediEvil 2, INTROP1. Developed by SCE Cambridge Studio. Published by Sony Computer Entertainment on April 21, 2000.
  5. 5.0 5.1 Proboards Interview with Jason Wilson on MediEvil Boards. Published 25 December, 2013. Retrieved 7 November, 2014.
  6. 6.0 6.1 Facebook-Icon Bob & Barn on Facebook. Published 27 February, 2013.
  7. 7.0 7.1 7.2 Proboards Q&A with Chris Sorrell on MediEvil Boards. Published February 3, 2020.
  8. 8.0 8.1 POP! Games: MediEvil Sir Daniel Fortesque Metallic Only at GameStop on GameStop. Retrieved June 5, 2021.
  9. MediEvil - Sir Daniel Fortesque Pop! Vinyl Figure - Toys and Collectibles on EB Games Australia. Published June 11, 2021. Retrieved June 22, 2021.
  10. Pop! Games: Sir Daniel Fortesque (Metallic) on EBGames.ca. Retrieved June 6, 2021.
  11. TwitterIcon Funko on Twitter. Published June 4, 2021. Retrieved June 5, 2021.
  12. TwitterIcon Funko Europe on Twitter. Published June 4, 2021. Retrieved June 5, 2021.
  13. 13.0 13.1 Dan's Evolution on atomic-city concept art and design of Jason Wilson (archived version).
  14. "When searching for a look for Sir Daniel Fortesque I had recently watched the horror film “Basket Case 2.” I was impressed with this guy’s teeth!"Jason Wilson on Twitter. Published October 9, 2018.
  15. Proboards "For Medievil there was a worry in Japan that Dan's skeletal head might be seen as a bad spirit and not a 'hero.'"Jason Wilson, Interview with Jason Wilson on MediEvil Boards. Published 25 December, 2012. Retrieved 7 November, 2014.
  16. Retro Gamer - The Making of... MediEvil on The Mean Machines Archive (PDF file). Published March 27, 2008.
  17. Proboards Interview with Jason Wilson on MediEvil Boards. Published December 25, 2012.
  18. Retro Gamer - The Making of... MediEvil on The Mean Machines Archive (PDF file). Published March 27, 2008.
  19. "That’s a secret for now and up for discussion. :) It’s something Chris and I had some interesting chats about at length."Jay Gunn on Twitter.

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