Knight Lost-a-lot

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> "*I shall unleash my fury upon you... Like the thunder of a thousand lightning storms!*"
> ― Knight Lost-a-lot
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**Knight Lost-a-lot** is a character in Everhood. They are first seen in the Dance Club, and they reappear in several locations to try and stop the player from proceeding, usually comically attempting to trigger a fight before giving up completely.

Knight Lost-a-lot works for Gold Pig and is under orders from them to stall the player's progress after escaping from the Incinerator.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

Knight Lost-a-lot is a humanoid wearing a metallic knight helmet. They have no clothes, other than white underwear with red polka dots.

### Personality

Knight Lost-a-lot is generally a happy, optimistic, and overall nice person, which can be perceived as odd behavior, considering they have lost a lot.

## Battle

The fight with Knight Lost-a-lot occurs in the Dark Forest, after the player obtains Red's arm. Knight Lost-a-lot blocks the path forward leading to the Cursed Castle. If the player has killed at least one soul, then it is mandatory to complete the Knight Lost-a-lot fight in order to pass by them. However, if the player has not killed any souls, then the player can pass by without fighting. Dodging all attacks will unlock the "No Hit Knight Lost-a-lot" achievement.

The battle with Knight Lost-a-lot is not overly difficult. It is short and doesn't loop, but Knight Lost-a-lot has so little health, they can be defeated without problems in the short timespan. At some points in the fight, Knight Lost-a-lot creates a series of swinging notes, which can prove fatal to no-hit attempts. Unfortunately, since the pattern is irregular, there is no advice for this sort of attack, other than memorizing when these attacks take place and reacting quickly.

## Story

Knight Lost-a-lot is first seen dancing in the Dance Club, trying to relax since Gold Pig makes them work a lot.

In the Dark Forest, Knight Lost-a-lot will jump from the bushes and try to stop Red. The Knight claims they are only following Gold Pig's orders. They will threaten to fight and kill Red, but it turns out to be a bluff, and they will give up rather quickly.

In the Desert, Knight Lost-a-lot will surprise Red again to keep them away from Gold Pig. Like in the previous encounter in the Dark Forest, their threats are nothing but a bluff, though they will be slightly more insistent this time around.

After Red gets back their right arm, Knight Lost-a-lot will try to stop them one more time in the Dark Forest in order to prevent any killing. If the player has not killed any souls, then Knight Lost-a-lot will allow Red to pass by. However, if the player has killed at least one soul, Knight Lost-a-lot will no longer be bluffing and will initiate a fight with them.

Near the end of the normal route, Knight Lost-a-lot is seen in the Waiting Room, where they will thank Red for killing them. Unlike the other characters, they will not vanish after being talked to and will instead turn transparent. If talked to again, the Knight will state they will leave, but they will only turn transparent again. Only after talking to them a third time will they truly fade away.

## Trivia

* Despite Knight Lost-a-lot appearing in the cutscene before the Kart Race minigame, and despite Racebot announcing Knight Lost-a-lot's presence during the opening of the fifth race, Knight Lost-a-lot is not one of the 20 competitors.
* The player can fight and spare Knight Lost-a-lot up to seven times for unique dialogue. Subsequent sparing attempts will repeat the final dialogue.

## Gallery

*Main article: Knight Lost-a-lot/Gallery*