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Meri Litama

**Meri Litama** is a minion of Draziel Euphore. He is the ex-boyfriend of Rose and was last known to be recovering in the hospital following the events of The Secrets of Lucifer's Wings with no memory of what he had done.

## History

Litama was Rose's boyfriend before she left him, leaving him heartbroken. Draziel offered Litama peace of mind in exchange for complete obedience, an offer which he accepted.

As a part of the Eden Project, Litama was force-fed the Dimensional Technique Abyss, even though he did not truly have the ability. He became an empty husk who only knew how to follow orders.

It is unknown if Litama had several missions he had completed or if he had just been assigned to capture Princess Aria in The Secrets of Lucifer's Wings. In The Secrets of Lucifer's Wings, Litama poses as a reporter and then right after one of the exhibits (which was actually a remarkably sophisticated flash bomb, probably Draziel Euphore's work) he kidnapped Princess Aria and, for some unknown reason, Lemon.

## Personality

After meeting Draziel, Meri became a husk and developed a lack of any personality at all. However, it is revealed in Death Wish that Meri was a kind and gentle person who cared for Rose with all his heart.

## Appearance

Meri Litama is apparently fat, though it is unknown if this is merely how he looked due to having Lemon and Princess Aria in his suit. He has jet black hair, and, since he lost Rose (whom he loved with all his heart) eyes like those of Draziel Euphore and Dregg Moriss. Meri has a small amount of stubble on his chin and wears gray clothing with pink lining.

## Abilities

As a mindless husk, Meri presumably would not care about his physical well being if it meant completing his objective, which means he could engage in actions which would stop most humans (such as experiencing immense pain to retrieve an object). He also was "force-fed" the Dimensional Technique Abyss by Draziel. Abyss is a powerful dark elemental Dimensional Technique which appears to rely more on raw power than the actual capacity of the user or the training/skill of the user. It is also possible based off of Meri becoming slightly more conscious as he fights Dregg that Abyss was one of the devices Draziel used to imprison Meri in his Regret.

Prior to becoming a husk, Meri was very wealthy. He has no other known special skills.

## Trivia

* Curiously, Litama is the only known character with a first and last name to be called exclusively by his last name.
Adam

Adam, one of the first Soldiers of Eden (along with Eva)

**Adam** is an antagonist in Medieval Cop. He and Eva are the two original successful test subjects of the Eden Project run by Draziel Euphore. He is very loyal to Draziel and also had a close kinship with Eva before she defected.

## History

At some point, Draziel recruited Adam for the Eden Project and partnered him with Eva. After Eva defected, he was assigned a new combat partner, Rose. He is killed by Ada in Death Monarch.

## Personality

Unlike Meri Litama, Adam is a fully functional human being, though his emotions and actions are for the most part dictated and restricted by Draziel. Unlike the other soldiers, he follows hid boss without the influence of hypnosis. When commanded to do something, he will do so ruthlessly without hesitation, though he does maintain his cheery facade. Unlike Eva, he seems to have a good relationship with the other Soldiers of Eden.

However, he is not ignorant of the fact that there are good people who aren't necessarily under Draziel's control, as seen by his conversation with Amber Heart.

In Season 2, he is revealed to be a twisted megalomaniac who thrives on other peoples' despair. He is psychopathic and also hypocritical and cowardly.

## Appearance

Adam has light gray hair, pale white skin, and a star shaped scar running along his face. His eyes are a deep maroon color. Adam wears gray clothing with two vertical white stripes running along the sides.

## Abilities

Adam has incredible physical capabilities as well as many superhuman powers. Unlike Eva, his powers are not showy, but rather are much more to the point. He is able to skillfully use a bladed weapon, oftentimes a sword or knife but is likely to have virtually unparalleled skill with all sorts of weapons. He can teleport and wipe things out with a single blow, and easily defeated Eva. It is worth noting that if Eva had been training instead of opposing Draziel, she may have had comparable abilities.

## Trivia

* Adam refers to Adam and Eve, the first humans according to Christianity. This also refers to how he and Eva are the first Soldiers of Eden.
Teddy

"*In Old Country, heretics chase you*"
―Teddy, My Uprising (Part 2)

Teddy, the lovable heretic killer. Now the head of the most powerful all-animal army in existence!

### Occupation

Right hand/wing Bear
Secondary General of the Chicken Army
General of the Chicken Army

## General Information

### Likes

Chicken Kingdom
Phoenix
Chickens
Chicken Boss
Chicken King
Shogun Chicken
Amber Heart (after My Uprising (Part 2))

### Dislikes

Amber Heart (Before My Uprising (Part 2))
Mel Vin
Exploitative chickens
Math

**Teddy** is an antagonist in Medieval Angel. He is the main mode of transportation for the Chicken Emperor, but was mistreated on account of him being a bear...though it was actually because the Emperor couldn't stand him being a true believer in his cause.

After the defeat of Phoenix, Teddy becomes the leader of the Chicken Kingdom.

## Personality

Teddy seems to be somewhat mocking, given that he offered to carry an escaping Amber Heart back to the chicken base so that "[Amber's] legs won't hurt more".

Despite this, Teddy is legitimately a good being: he helped the Chickens because he thought they were his friends. After Amber convinces him that they were exploiting him, he aids her in stopping their not-so-evil plan. He is also very loyal and trusting, as it was difficult for Amber Heart to convince him of the evil of the Chickens despite being shown clear evidence that he was simply used as a tool by them.

Throughout his life, Teddy was constantly lonely; he had no friends apart from Shogun, and Phoenix and the Chicken Kingdom exploited this loneliness to their own ends.

## Appearance

Teddy is a fully grown brown or grizzly bear. Teddy is also apparently very large (even for bears), and is significantly larger than humans (his sprite is almost as large as that of Mr. Snuggles).

Teddy wears a red hat on his head to emphasize his role as a reference to Soviet Russia.

## Trivia

* Teddy is the first Bear and the second animal significantly larger than a human in Medieval Cop (the first was Mr. Snuggles).
* Despite being an antagonist of Medieval Shorts/Angel, his first appearance was in the Deathwish sequence. Chronologically though he should appear in My Uprising first. The same goes for Shogun Chicken.
* Teddy's name references Teddy Bears, a line of toys inspired by when U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt spared a bear when he was hunting. Originally called a "Teddy's Bear", Teddy Bears are now available worldwide and are one of the most popular toys in Europe and North America. Of course, as Teddy Bears don't exist in Medieval Cop that would be silly. Right?
* There is a book (that shouldn't exist at the time) in the Chicken Base library called the "*Communist Manifesto*". Aurum makes a reference to Teddy being a Soviet Bear by saying that Amber should keep the *Communist Manifesto* away from Teddy

## References

1. ↑ As said by Teddy in the chase scene in My Uprising (Part 1)
2. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teddy\_bear[1]
3. ↑ As said by Aurum while escaping the Chicken jail in My Uprising (Part 1)
Shogun Chicken

"*...there is a chicken with a Nippon helmet and a mallet talking to us*"
―Aurum, My Uprising (Part 1)

**Shogun Chicken**, also known as Shogun is the Chicken King's second in command. His right hand bear is Teddy . He is one of the few chickens who actually cared about Teddy, and viewed him as a friend as opposed to the other chickens who saw him as being far below them.

Shogun Chicken is somehow the father of Mel Vin and the grandfather of Kate. As hinted at by Teddy, Shogun Chicken may not actually be a chicken. This has led fans to speculate that Shogun Chicken was transformed into a chicken shortly after Mel (or his sibling) was born, possibly by Phoenix. Of course, though possible, is unconfirmed and should not be considered canon.

## Personality

Shogun Chicken is actually a very kind and caring person...er, Chicken. He cares deeply for his son and presumably his other child and granddaughter. However, the Chicken Emperor forced him into helping him take over Griva and consequently cause Phoenix to have more followers (and therefore more power as Gods gain power through devotion). It is possible that Shogun was the reason why the Death Spheres in My Uprising (Part 2) were to release a gas that would make alcohol taste like water and stop people from getting drunk, as this would torture hardened alcoholics (thus fulfilling the Death Sphere's purpose) without causing any serious casualties.

Shogun also is good friends with Teddy. While the other chickens were cruel or dismissive of Teddy, Shogun actually cared about Teddy. Teddy actually noted that among all the Chickens, Shogun was the only one who was truly kind or compassionate.

## Appearance

Shogun Chicken resembles a white chicken with detailed eyes and a samurai style helm (called a Nippon hat), which is possibly where the name "Shogun Chicken" comes from. However, in a recurring theme in the Chicken Kingdom, this should not be present in Medieval Era Europe. Just like Alice in Wonderland, Soviet jokes, and subtly blatant references to Star Wars.

## Trivia

* Shogun Chicken is one of the three Medieval Angel antagonists who first appeared in Medieval Cop. The others are Merchant Dulard and Soviet Bear (officially named Teddy).

## References

1. ↑ As said by VasantJ in his own comments section on Kongregate. https://imgur.com/a/TUAG2
2. ↑ Epilogue of My Uprising (Part 2)
3. ↑ Dimensional Debate with Teddy scene in My Uprising (Part 2)
Telmor Street

Telmor Street is a neighborhood in the kingdom of Rightia. It is the site of Dregg's home, and apparently only miserable loners live there. Left of this neighborhood are Rightia's docks.

Residents include a deranged old farmer and his family, a chronically complaining grandma, and a boy named Tim who fell down a well.

Telmor Street is very close to the Rightia-Balboa Border, and as such is near the Drowning River. However, it is still fairly close to the Royal Court and one of the outposts of Rightia's Police, so presumably the Rightian capital is not in the center of Rightia but rather close to the Rightia-Balboa Border.

According to Dregg if war broke out again, this would be the place to be destroyed first. This statement could be tactically sound as well; if a war breaks out, then towns located near borders will potentially become military outposts. Additionally they would be the first areas that an invading army comes across and the first towns to be subject to assualt.

## Trivia

* The fact that there is a boy named Timmy who fell down a well references the trope Timmy in a Well. In fact, the TV Tropes page for Timmy in a Well mentions the instance of this in Medieval Cop.
Tomato God

**Tomato God** is a theoretically existing entity in *Medieval Cop* and the center of the cult known as the Tomato God's Faith. Given that there are Gods for many things (from the sky to demons), the Tomato God may actually exist within the Medieval Cop universe.

The Tomato God appears to have an obsession with Potatoes and requires their devotees to make a monthly subscription of one Potato with a corrupt soul in it. TTG apparently supplies devotees with a Soul Catcher Potato for this purpose.

## Popular Worshippers

Chef - the main source of information on the tomato god and avid worshipper

Dregg Moriss - suspected due to dialog
Tania Bellfont

Dr. Claus

Profit

High quality dishes

Wine

Taking advantage of the disadvantaged lower class

Councillor Norwood

Captain (and therefore Drunken Captain)

Low profit

Lower class people

Tania Bellfont is a minor antagonist present in the Death Wish sequence. In the third episode within the sequence, she was seen in a flashback/memory/illusion/time travel paradox where she attempted to get a child known as "Captain" arrested for stealing her Jewelry (Captain said to be Drunken Captain, confirmed by VasantJ despite conflicting ages, though canonically accurate).

Tania is very rich and also is suggested to be the heir/head of a major company. She strongly objected to Councillor Norwood's plan to make a treaty to lower tensions in Balboa Kingdom, on the grounds that so much more money can be made during a wartime economy.

## Personality

Tania is a very greedy, mildly gluttonous person. She likes to engorge on food of various types and also was willing to undermine Norwood so as to cause a war between Rightia and Balboa to make more money. She has few qualms about the means to the ends, willingly sacrificing the reputation of Johanna's orphanage and Captain to achieve her goals.

The only person Tania seems to even remotely trust is her physician, Dr. Claus. Even then the bond is shaky at best; Dr. Claus was incredibly irritable during Death Wish - Part 3. Odds are he was paid VERY well for staying and accompanying Tania.

## Appearance

Tania has navy blue hair and a hair band identical in style to the one that is worn by Tira Lawford. According to Dregg and his father, she is quite fat. Grimoire Moriss also said he would need to drink before dating her. Tania wears a red dress, made of very fancy material, possibly satin or silk.

Tania also has a couple of black spots on her face, sort of like freckles.
Tira Justiceheart

Tira Justiceheart is an angel possessing Tira Lawford. When Tira takes Dregg Moriss's headband from him, an as-of-yet unidentified angel takes over her body.

## Appearance

Justiceheart has golden eyes with black scleras, and purple hair. Her shape is identical to Tira's due to using her body.

## Abilities

Justiceheart has the ability to view other people's memories, though largely limited to recent events. If the target's mental walls slip up she can reach older or more significant memories, though with less accuracy.

Without Dregg's headband, her connection to Tira is too weak for her to come back unless Tira herself summons her.
Tomato God's Faith

The Tomato God's Faith (TGF) is a cult that worships the Tomato God. Chef is the most relevant member, and Dregg Moriss joined after the events of The True Monster. No other members are known, though there are a notable amount of characters who have implied that they are associated with it in some way.

It seems to be usual for the members to knock doors to spread the word of their lord and savior Tomato God. This appears to have also caused the ostracization of those who do so, though most are themselves crazy for unrelated reasons and so this may simply be a coincidence.

According to the Chef in , the Tomato God requires the sacrifice of a corrupted soul trapped in a potato as a monthly subscription. In My Dr. DontLittle, Prince Bernard was sacrificed. However, he still lives and appears unchanged. This being Bernard he probably has so many insecurities that it is hard to notice the difference.

Many people both inside and outside of the TGF show issues with or fixations centered around tomatoes.

During the events of Dregg Me To Hell, it is implied by a character present at The Asylum that the Tomato God followers have souls which smell like rotting tomatoes (or at least Dregg does). As the person in question is probably a nutcase, that information is really uncertain.

Potatoes seems to be an enemy/victim of tomatoes, as evidenced by the Tomato God demanding a corrupt soul in a potato as part of a monthly subscription.

## Known Members

* Chef
* Dregg Moriss

## Mentions of Tomatoes

* Professor Wordsworth loved tomatoes. On his birthday, students gave him a Tomato themed party (tomato salad, dried tomato seasoned fish, etc...though the cake was cherry) as seen in .
* There is a book in the Rightia's Police station that is titled *The Tomato God and how many potatoes you must slay to pacify it*.
* Asylum patient in Dregg Me To Hell claims that Dregg's soul smells like rotten tomatoes
* Basically everything Chef ever talks about that isn't relevant to the plot of the episode.

## Trivia

* "Tomato Worshipper" is the name of the $2 per month membership level on GeminiGamer's Patreon page.

## References

1. ↑ Bookshelf in My Best First Worst Day Ever
2. ↑ https://www.patreon.com/user?u=2572101
Emily Quartz

Draziel Euphore

**Emily Quartz** is an antagonist in Medieval Cop and the sister (possibly twin) of Ethan.

She is a successful test subject of the Eden Project.

## History

When she was only eight years old, Emily was used by Draziel Euphore as a test subject for the Eden Project and was a successful result, though weaker than Eva or Adam.

## Personality

Emily has a tendency to see things a certain way, and often overthinks the implications of what someone is saying, like when she thought Dregg was hitting on her in The Princess and The Grump.

## Appearance

Emily has black hair and has gray eyes with a small beauty mark beneath the right one. The other eye is covered by her hair. She wears all black clothing which appears to be a sweater, completely different than anything else worn by the other characters of Medieval Cop, as well as a small gray earring, possibly onyx or a black pearl.

## Abilities

Due to being a part of the Eden Project, Emily has superhuman physical abilities. She is able to move incredibly fast and easily subdued Eva, who is also very powerful, albeit with the help of Ethan.
SwagBeard

SwagBeard, the Swaggiest of the referees in Griva

Swag

Action

Money

SWAGBEARD (abbreviated as SB) is a minor character in Medieval Cop. He is the announcer and host of the InVidia Games; as such he has made appearances in all 3 of them. SwagBeard has not made any other appearances in either Medieval Cop or Medieval Angel so far.

SwagBeard is a highly energetic person and often slightly overreacts to situations.

## Appearance

SwagBeard wears a pair of tinted shades. Beneath them, if one looks closely, chartreuse (a yellow-green) eyes can be seen. SwagBeard's hair, eyebrows and lavish facial hair are all a light sky blue. He has a goatee, beard *and* mustache, all of which have rough, jagged edges. SwagBeard also wears a green vest atop a pale tan shirt. It is unknown if this is standard InVidia Referee uniform or simply what SwagBeard wore during the events of the game.

## Personality

As befitting the host of The InVidia Games, SwagBeard is highly energetic and somewhat eccentric. However, SwagBeard is a good referee; despite occasionally allowing use of loopholes to get better audience reactions, SB is usually fair and is quick to point out illegal actions. (In the games at any rate...).

## Synopsis

SwagBeard is the announcer for the InVidia Games and appears in all 3 parts of the sequence.
Valentine

Balboa

Garey

Valentine was one of the participants of the InVidia Games for the Balboa Kingdom.

In the InVidia games's Second day, Valentine is up against Ina and Mina Yale, for whom Valentine must make puzzles. Ina and Mina flawlessly (with partial use of loopholes) demolish (metaphorically) the puzzles.

## Appearance

Valentine has pink hair with a hair ornament similar to that of Tira Lawford and Felicia Lionheart. She has vibrant emerald eyes and wears a red vest with steel rim.

## Personality

Valentine is very condescending and often mocks her opposition, such as calling Ina Yale an "angel", which ultimately resulted in Mina calling forth Mr. Snuggles and attacking Valentine.
Swargiya Pari

Pariman Vaadvivad, *Swargiya Pari (Translation: Dimensional Debate, Angel of Heaven)*, also known as *Phoenix Reborn*, is a book that first appeared in My Best Worst First Day Ever. Its current owner is Amber Heart.

## Description

The book's cover is a fiery red color and its pages are made of silk. The book itself is written in golden ink. It is slim but heavy, and glows when light falls over it,

The cover is also covered with a special ink that will react and show different colors when it comes in contact with another special kind of ink. When someone touches the book, the ink will remain on their hands. How the ink looks is different for each person. If the ink glows, then that person is the rightful owner of the book. It was through this characteristic that it was discovered Amber Heart was its true owner.

## History

Swargiya Pari was written 150 years ago and passed down from generation to generation through the Stanford family, but presumably has never been read by anyone. A legend stated that the book must not be opened by anyone except the rightful owner. The book does not seem to have been affected by age, which may be a result of never being opened.

In the first episode of Medieval Angel, the book was stolen from the Stanford library and was the subject of Amber's first case, as well as unlocking her powers in My New Best Friends.

Its unclear what its relation with the Angels of Heaven is, as Amber Heart could release only Aurum, the youngest of the five angels, despite its name.

## Trivia

* According to Kongregate User BakulC, The Book's title was meant to be a Hindi Translation of Dimensional Debate: Angel's Wings (what would be a great connect with Lucifer's Wings), but the translator which was used rendered it something else. According to the user, Pariman is more close to measure and Swargiya is heavenly and Pari is fairy.
Universe

"*Space is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist, but that's just peanuts to space.*"
―Douglas Adams, Hitchhiker's Guide to the GalaxyThe **Universe**, also known as the **Medieval Universe**, is where all the events of Medieval Cop, Wolf's Bane, Medieval Angel and Medieval Chronicles take place. The Medieval Cop Universe is divided into both realms and worlds; the former are effectively "dimensions" or "planes" such as Hell, Heaven and the Spirit Realm, while the latter are planets within these realms. Realms are separate from planets; each realm seems to contain what we would call a Universe. It is unknown how many Realms or planets there are.

The events of VasantJ's other game, AntiVillain, presumably happen in this universe but occur in a different world and/or realm than Medieval Cop and Angel. [*citation needed*]

## History

*See also: Timeline*

There once was no life in the Universe, only the Gods. The Gods then created life so they could gain more followers and more power, but after the Universe's delicate balance was disrupted as a result of this, the Universe created Death to restore order. However, this led to war and conflict, so the Universe created the Angels to keep the Gods under control and stop them from abusing their power again.
The Legend of the Golden Booze

The Legend of the Golden Booze was a planned Medieval Cop game that was never released. It was planned to have been released on January 31, 2018.

The Legend of the Golden Booze would have been the first game in the series to be made 100% independently of RPG Maker, and the first to be entirely 3D.

A trailer for the game was put on Youtube by VasantJ, seen here.

VasantJ's most recent comment on the game came from the official discord server, where he said the game was in development hell and was shelved until further notice.

## Characters

* Dregg Moriss
* Amelia
* Arthur
* Priest
* Lester
The Moon's Respite

**The Moon's Respite** is a bar in Scion where Ship White was murdered. It is also the location of the events of Wolf's Bane.

The Moon's Respite has at least two rooms (three assuming the door in the crime scene does not simply lead outside); one where the vast crowd of people are in Wolf's Bane and a second which appears to be the bartender's room. The murder of Mr. Ship White occurred here.
Tride Evergreen

Tride Evergreen is a minor character in Medieval Cop whose only appearance was in The True Monster, where he was a suspect in the murder of Professor Wordsworth. Along with Mila Kraven and Crowal Sheperd, he is a former student of professor Wordsworth. He spent the entirety of The True Monster with a slab of cake on his head.

## Personality

Tride has a *very* laid back personality, and seems to have a fondness for Mila Kraven, though this may well have been empathy/sympathy because they were both in the same situation. He is fairly lazy, as seen when he took longer than the entire episode he was in to take a shower to get some cake off of his head.

## Appearance

Tride Evergreen has brown hair and wears a headband with alternating lime and Dijon horizontal stripes. He is apparently shirtless in The True Monster. Tride also has a choker around his neck which has alternating yellow and orange triangles.

## Trivia

* Though probably unintentional, Tride's name is a pun about gum. There is a brand of gum known as Trident, and many types of chewing gum come in mint flavors, of which one of the flavors is Evergreen.
Vasant Jadhav

**Vasant Jadhav** (born 1990), also known as **GeminiGamer** and **VasantJ**, is the creator of the Medieval Cop and Medieval Angel series, as well as multiple spin-offs. He also is known for a few other works, most notably AntiVillain.

He works as an automobile engineer and a resident of Wai, Satara District, India.

## Games

There are currently six main projects Vasant is working on: AntiVillain, Demented Shadows, Medieval Angel, Medieval Chronicles, Medieval Cop, and Wolf's Bane.

However, he has also released other short games in the past, such as InterDimensional Dave, Diary of a Cat (a predecessor of sorts to the Medieval Cop series in terms of genre) and his first game on Kongregate: Steampunk Rabbit.

## Social Platforms

### Kongregate

Vasant posts his games on Kongregate, making it one of his most active social platforms. His games have been praised for providing a well developed and entertaining stories as well as for breaking the trend of clicker/idle and pay-to-win games that was present at the time. His profile describes him as a long time freelancer, and that he hopes to have his own game company someday.

As of July 20, 2019, he is level 45 on Kongregate and has almost 4000 Fans.

### GameJolt

Vasant also posts games on GameJolt , which also helps spread his games. There are some slight differences between the GameJolt and Kongregate versions of the games, though they are all insignificant such as the The Invidia Games being released as 3 games on Kongregate but as 1 game on GameJolt.

### Newgrounds

Vasant also posts his games on Newgrounds, which as of July 2020, hosted his newest game Wolf's Bane 3. He is currently at Level 2 and have 510 fans on the site.

### Facebook

His Facebook is @geminigamergames, under the name Geminigamer. His Facebook is where he posts notes about his games, artwork, and comics. His Facebook is considerably less active than most of his other platforms, as it is used more as a notice board for his games.

### Youtube

Vasant has a Youtube Channel, despite hardly ever using it. As of July 20, 2019, he has 11 videos, mostly trailers and gameplay of Medieval Cop.

### Patreon

Vasant's Patreon is one of the most used sites. As of July 2020, he has 139 patrons donating $551 a month. Vasant depends on his Patreon to crank out episodes faster. His current goal is to reach $1000 worth of donations a month.

### Twitter

There does exist a Twitter account for Medieval Cop, though it really only exists for Dregg. It functions as sort of an "Ask the Cast" style account, but also has occasional recognition of fanart and also Dregg's opinions on things such as the origins of manure fertilizer and the lovely time one can spend in Hell.
Sparkles

Sparkles is a minor character in the AntiVillain. Sparkles is an adorable cat that Hex finds while trying to find Scar-Lett to get Leonardo.

Pulse has unofficially made Sparkles the Raven Organization mascot (the official one is implied to be a Raven).

## Trivia

* Sparkles is based off of the main character of Diary of a Cat, which was Vasant's first foray into the genre that Medieval Cop is in.
Speedruns

This page is for writing about your speed-runs. They can be of The Medieval Cop series, Medieval Short/Angel series, or Medieval Chronicles series.

Put your best times, put tips for speed-running the games, or anything that is about the running the games.

## Runs Medieval Chronicles:

### Medieval Chronicles 2:

9:40 - Erate (First Run)

8:26 - Erate (Current Record)

## Medieval Cop:

### Medieval Cop 1:

5:31 - Yoyofruits (First Run)

3:41 - Erate (Current Record)
The Devil

"If you're going to Hell, keep going"

*This page is about The Devil who took the name Lucifer. For the real Lucifer, see in Lucifer Morningstar.*

**The Devil** is a character in *Medieval Cop*. He first appeared in The Secrets Of Lucifer's Wings, though this was only in Dregg's dream. His first actual appearance is in , though on only slightly less theoretical planes of existence.

The Devil helps out Dregg Morris by granting him access to the Mirror which was used to find out Draziel's true self. Upon making the startling discovery, the Devil granted Dregg and Phil (a dog) access to the mortal realm with the intention of getting them to hunt down and stop Draziel. Dregg was already planning on doing so; he just died and that kind of got in the way of things. Just a little.

## Appearance

The Devil is fairly in line with the stereotypical depiction of him. He has rust colored skin, black hair with flame colored tips, and 6 ivory colored horns. (Possibly four if the top two are actually a crown.) The Devil wears a silver colored necklace, possibly made of bone, and has black scleroses with sky blue irises.

## History

The Devil is the ruler of Hell. Much like in the story of the biblical Devil, he is a fallen angel and is more of a judge of those who are evil than anything else. He has a solid sense of right and wrong - however he does take delight in torture (sometimes excessive) of wrong doers, as seen when Minion #2 tells him about how he has been able to implement the new torturing method in schools and how they plan to add the alphabet into it. This is presumably Math, though this is unclear.

At some point, the Devil took Ina Yale as his pupil. Or at least, that is what Dregg believes. The only evidence of this is in Dregg's dream, but then again, it's hard to see why that wouldn't be true....

The Post Office was also allegedly created by the Devil in order to torture living souls. It seems to work quite well.

## Trivia

* Although it seems the torture method he brings up is math (specifically Algebra), Hell either has a different flow of time (relative to Griva) or The Devil was too late, as Professor Wordsworth was a teacher of Algebra in .

## References

1. ↑ As seen in a discussion **The Devil** has with Minion #1 and #2 before noticing Dregg Moriss behind him
Super Unnatural

## Chronology

Super Unnatural is the second episode in the Medieval Chronicles. The episode revolves around a murder mystery in the Rightia museum.

## Synopsis

On the night before the exhibition, the curse of the Egyptian Emperor caused the death of the archaeologist in Rightia museum. Was it really a deadly curse, a traitor in their group or a killer on loose? Can Dregg find the truth behind the mystery before the rest of the team members fall?

###  Investigators

* Dregg Moriss
* Tira Lawford
* Dr. Sigh
* Amber Heart

### Others

* Captain Blues
* Curator Whitesworth
* Assistant Grayson
* San Losechester
* Deam Losechester
* Lustiel
* Lowley

## Trivia

### Supernatural References

* Deam and San are a reference to Dean and Sam Winchester

### Scooby-Doo References

* The culprit blamed the dog for him being found out
* The unmasking of the 'monster' and Dregg about to proclaim who it was (though he didn't know the name of the culprit since the guy was hiding the whole time).
The Paradox

## Chronology

The Paradox is the fifth episode in Medieval Chronicles.

## Synopsis

An impossible murder occurs while Dregg is undercover to catch a notorious Mastermind.

## Characters

### Investigators

* Dreggerina Moriss
* Amberino Muscleheart
* Tira Lawford
* Dr. Sigh
* Grimoire Moriss

### Suspects

* Lila Finley

* Dreggerina Moriss

* Captain Regina (also part of Investigators)

* Officer Mires (also part of Investigators)

* Officer Kelwig (also part of Investigators)
Vilrole Yale

### Occupation

Mustache Club President/dictatorStopping Ina and Mina from ushering in the end times

## General Information

### Relatives

Cayla Yale (wife)Dregg Moriss (brother-in-law)

Ina Yale (daughter)

Mina Yale (son)

Grimoire Moriss (father-in-law)

Pear (son-in-law)

### Likes

His family, minus DreggHis mustache

His fellow mustachioed compatriots

The Mustache Grand Prix

### Dislikes

Dregg Moriss

Vilrole Yale is the husband of Cayla Yale, son-in-law of Grimoire Moriss and the brother-in-law of Dregg Moriss. He owns a book titled *How to Kill Your Brother-In-Law And Make It Look Like Suicide*. How he plans to make use of its knowledge is unknown.

## History

When Vilrole first asked Cayla out, she rejected him on the grounds that she wanted to date someone more manly. Because of this, Vilrole grew his famous mustache.

About 10 years before The Death Of A Lawyer, Vilrole had two children, Ina and Mina Yale.

## Personality

Vilrole is a somewhat arrogant person who cares little for Dregg. However, despite not paying too much attention to the actions of his children, he cares deeply for his immediate family. His in-law(s), not so much.

He and his colleagues care *very* much for their mustaches and actually have a club and meet in Gretchen's warehouse, as seen in Adam and Eva. They also have a Mustache Grand Prix, which occured in January on Dregg Moriss's birthday. The judge of the one which occurred during Adam and Eva and My Dr. DontLittle was judged by Amber Heart. The winner of the contest varies depending on the player; they can decide to choose any one of the contestants.

Apparently, he was immediately smitten by Cayla, but when she said preferred to date people who are more manly, he decided to grow a mustache, which in turn suggests that he was willing to go to sizable lengths to capture her heart.

## Appearance

Vilrole wears a dark blue outfit, and his eyes are a deep jade. He also has what appears to be a choker around his neck, though this may an odd attempt at a protective collar. He has a bushy, stormy gray mustache and a ponytail of sorts.

As seen in Death Wish - Part 3, when he was younger Vilrole wore the same type of outfit (it actually is the same image of the outfit, just gray with gold lines), had no ponytail and no mustache. He also has slightly tanner skin for some reason. However, outside of these 4 differences (3 considering that the suit is basically the same) Vilrole looks identical. He even has the same expression.

## Synopsis

### Medieval Cop - Season 1

#### The True Monster

Vilrole tells his children, Ina and Mina, to call Dregg down for "breakfast" so that he will leave his house. He then goes outside to chop wood.

Later, when Dregg passes out in the bathroom of Morty's Restaurant, Vilrole wakes him up with medicine.

After the trial, Vilrole, Cayla, and Dregg talk about Crowal and the system in the university. Polly comes in, and the two leave him alone with Dregg.

## Trivia

* Yale is the name of a very famous college. This has little to nothing to do with Vilrole himself, but is the etymological origin of his last name.
Conello Skull

Conello Skull is a male unicorn and is a major antagonist in Lingers.

Personality:

Conello is a bully, and he is quite provocative and threatening. He is quite unruly and rude. Conello does not like and does not believe in God, he is the devil himself and can carry out all his mischief and mischief. Conello is a preteen and he is twelve.
Alice Aries

Alice Aries is a female unicorn and is a supporting antagonist in Lingers.

Personality:

Alice is a businesswoman, she is very rich and powerful but she is greedy. She is obsessed with wanting to be the best, Alice wants to make her company the most important in the region, even if it means cheating other entrepreneurs and stealing all their money. She is also responsible for various frauds and crises of other Ponyland companies going bankrupt.
Vicinio Bad

Vicinio Bad is a male unicorn and is a former antagonist who became a anti hero in Lingers.

Personality:

Vicinio is a strong young man, a brave, trustworthy, full of treasure, ambitious, independent, honest, carefree, calculating, manipulative and boastful male that most people see as just caring for themselves and their precious gems. Vicinio is petulant, cheeky, vivacious, disrespectful and unkind. He can also be shy sometimes. Vicinio is also sometimes a government spy working for his own good. Vicinio has a great obsession for jewelry or even anything else that shines or shines. He has been known to seduce people with his attractiveness to get what he wants. However, he has sometimes shown that he may be heroic in recent seasons where he saved Ponyland along with the Lingers. He has recently become less selfish. Vicinio is often known to alternate between the sides of good and evil, whether to succeed to get his jewelry or to save the world from danger.
Timeline

**IF YOU HAVE NOT YET FINISHED ONE OF THE EPISODES IN THE SERIES, YOU MAY NOT WANT TO READ THAT SECTION AS IT HAS SPOILERS (This includes the Before the Series section for Death Wish Part 3)**

This page lists the timeline of events in Medieval Cop and Medieval Angel. Note that some instances happen at points that are not precise or clear, so they may be somewhat inaccurate. This is mostly a problem for the pre-series events, which lack clear landmarks for time.

When an episode name is given in **bold** or *italics*, it indicates that all events occur in that episode until the next bold episode name. **Bold** means the episode is from Medieval Cop, while *italics* mean the episode is from Medieval Angel. Starting from around The Secrets of Lucifer's Wings, Medieval Angel and Medieval Cop start occurring simultaneously, so bolded and italicized text is there to differentiate between the two for easy reference. Underlined text signifies either multi-part episodes or events that occur between the games (such as Dregg's birthday). This also includes events that happen at the same time as the games, but not in the players point of view.

## Season 1

actually arc angelheart is her mother and arcangel is combo of arc and angel
Lila Pop

Lila Pop is a female unicorn and is a major antagonist in Lingers.

Personality:

Lila is a young girl, strange, hilarious, but with a Machiavellian and soulless mind. She seems to like evil things and does not mind doing it. Lila is extremely hostile and coarse with Abigail, Sunrise and the Lingers, but she is sweet with Belle, Jay and Cameron. She does not like Lingers because they have a nerd leader and Lila does not like smart nerds and she's a Belle fan because Belle is a famous fashion designer. She is beautiful but she is sloppy and she is very unlucky in love.
Wolf's Bane

## Chronology

**Wolf's Bane** is a special episode focused around Ada Graceheart and the case of the murder at The Moon's Respite.

Wolf's Bane is the first released game made in Unity and the first to feature 3-dimensional graphics.

It is the first game of Wolf's Bane, but it shows little importance compared to Wolf's Bane 2 .

## Synopsis

In a world full of Sheep,
dare to be a Wolf…

## Summary

Officer Duke and Boss Anderson are talking about third incident this month alone, with reporters around

Murder at bar The Moon's Respite, Bar Owner already confessed to being culprit. Motive unknown, Duke says case already solved. One of the reporters seemingly asks Duke to comment on a couple secrets of his, Boss Anderson calls out Ada, who walks out from the crowd.

Walking into the bar, the victim lies in the fireplace with a spear through his chest. Duke throws the job of clue-gathering onto Ada while he is interviewed by a reporter.

Victim is Mr Ship White, regular with huge tab at the bar.

Through the clues, Ada pinpoints the Bar Owner physically couldn't have committed the murder. From the portraits on the Bar Owner's desk, Ada recognizes that the Reporter was the murderer. Reporter actually Bar Owner's brother-in-law, and Bar Owner protecting him because he has a family.

Turns out the Reporter was kicked out by Bar Owner's sister, and was scamming Mr White into giving him the money owed on the bar tab. Reporter then guilted Bar Owner into taking the fall. Reporter desperately tries to hold Ada hostage, but Ada uses her dim tech to torture the Reporter into confessing.

## Characters

### Officers

* Ada Graceheart
* Officer Duke Remlan
* Anderson

### Others

* Bar Owner
* Mr. Ship White
* Reporter

## Walkthrough

 * Add these clues:
	+ Clue #1: Check the walking cane leaning on the table
	+ Clue #2: Check the portraits on the table
	+ Clue #3: Check the quill (pen) and the book on the table
	+ Clue #4: Check the door
	+ Clue #5: Talk to Bar Owner
	+ Clue #6, #7, #8: Check the victim, then check the spear, the bloody footprints, and blood splatter on up-right respectively
	+ Clue #9: Talk to Anderson
 * He has a weak back.
* ... is Left Handed.
* ... on the Door.
 * Find the man with red eyes.
* Related.
* ... in the Portraits.
* ... has a family.
* Money.
* The Blood Splatter.
Saturn

Saturn is a light-yellow puffball with silver feet and blue, glowing wings. Her voice has a turret-like effect for some reason.

## Personality

Saturn is cheerful in most ways, but also has a short temper at times. Her big hobby is flying wherever she wants to go, no matter how dangerous it can be for a puffball with wings. She loves her some Beyonce, but never sings the lyrics, just hums. Saturn always calls her long lost brother Nebula her "bruh" since they both are siblings, even before she met Jade, who she became really close with.

## Story

Before Saturn and Nebula were separated, the two ventured to Xeno Peak. Where Nebula fell off a cliff's edge and into the sea. Saturn remained at the Plain Meadows, skygazing until she heard a loud crash on the ground. Stunned, Saturn walked over there when she met Jade, who she adopted after she learned more about her, and became great friends. As they both journey with the gang, Saturn was finally reunited with Nebula, and introduced him to her adopted sister, explaining how it was this way.

## Facts

* Saturn's first colors were actually an invincible palette with yellow wings.
* Her modern color almost has the color of Lillie from the Pokemon Series.
Domination

**Domination game mode**. Main objective in this game mode is to capture and hold as many Landing Zones as possible. When a team capture a Landing Zone it receives certain amount of victory points. A team which holds more Landing Zones constantly receives victory points for domination. When opponents re-capture the team’s Landing Zone victory points for capturing the LZ transfer to them. If the team loses domination it also loses victory points which were earned by control over lost LZs.

* The Gulf of Tonkin and Badakhshan Province maps feature special Landing Zones. The Gulf of Tonkin features two piers (Landing Zones A and B) with boats which will patrol over the map once captured by infantry (three soldiers per boat).

* Landing Zones 6 and 7 on Badakhshan Province, once captured, will spawn armored convoys. If the convoy reaches its destination point a team will receive extra victory points.
เสนาธิการ

ผู้วางแผน หรือ เสนาธิการประจำตัวขุนนาง

ลักษณะเด่นของตำแหน่งนี้คือ ใช้กลยุทธในการสู้รบที่จะทำให้ศัตรูต้องยอมแพ้และถอยทัพกลับไปโดยง่าย มีความสามารถในการเสริมพลังการต่อสู้ให้กับกองทัพของตนเอง นับว่าเป็นตำแหน่งสำคัญในกองทัพและนับว่าเป็นตัวป่วนที่ทำให้ศัตรูต้องปวดหัวอีกตำแหน่งนึงเลยทีเดียว

พลังโจมตี : ระดับ 5 ดาว

พลังป้องกัน : ระดับ 3 ดาว

ตรึง : ระดับ 4 ดาว

ช่วยเหลือ : ระดับ 4 ดาว

ความเร็ว : ระดับ 4 ดาว
Roberta Touch

Roberta Touch is a female unicorn and is a major antagonist in Lingers. She is the main antagonist of the seventh season.

Personality:

Roberta is very tense and formal. She was extremely unhappy that her friend Stella took the Lingers to Tide Island, it's the magical island where she and Stella reside. Roberta is perverse and cruel, using the magic of voodoo and witchcraft in herself. She is really vindictive as she voluntarily took on a horrendous power to take revenge on Sunrise and her friends for killing her and Stella's people.
Void

This article contains spoilers from Season 2.

Void is an Ascended Divine that is one of the antagonists of Medieval Cop Season 2.

## History

### Pre-creation

Void once created a universe, but was later forced to witness its implosion due to an overabundance of sin by the beings living in it. He wanted to start over, but because Divines are only allowed to create one universe, he manipulated Arcana, taking advantage of her crush on him and convincing her to create a new universe in his image. At some point, he and Arcana had a child named Lucifer Morningstar.

### Resurrection

He first appears in Medieval Cop 10: Resurrection - Part 2. Arcana's death by the Spirit of Origin triggers a wave of light that transports Dregg to a white room. Dregg meets Void, who asks where Arcana is. After realizing that this universe is collapsing, he tries to take over and rebuild it, but is stopped by Dregg. Before leaving, he shoots a fireball that "misses" Dregg and is later shown to hit Aurum, destroying her body and allowing Beelzebub to escape.

## Appearance

Void appears as an all-white being with no distinguishable face. As the main universe was created in his image, it can be assumed that he is a humanoid. Like the Dark Divine, he has a third eye in the middle, meaning he is an Ascended Divine.

## Abilities

As a Divine entity, Void is capable of telepathy, although talking to Dregg appears to cause the latter immense pain. While not confirmed, the fact that he expresses shock over Mriyuntjay hurting him implies that he is normally immune to dimensional techniques and mortal weapons. He can shoot a ball of fire that is strong enough to destroy the body of an angel, such as Aurum. He can also outright disintegrate any mortal who says his name, although how he does this is currently unknown.

## Trivia

* His true name is comprised of Zalgo text, and as seen in Death Monarch, simply *saying* his name causes the person to be erased from this plane of existence.
* Decoding the Zalgo text reveals that even the Ascended Divine are bound to a Divine Oath, although it can be broken, presumably with severe consequences.
* The main universe being created in his image is a reference to YHWH and the Christian bible. This could mean that "our" universe was the one that was destroyed, but this is unconfirmed.
* According to a dialog choice with Pear, his real name might be "Void." This was later confirmed by VasantJ on his Patreon and by multiple characters.
Robertino Bear

Robertino Bear is a male unicorn and is one of the minor antagonists in Lingers.

Personality:

Robertino is very eater. He often thinks about eating the food. He is evil and malicious and hates to be bothered. Robertino is a bully to Jay and Cameron because he thinks he's more important than the two of them.
Water God (Weapon 74)

## In-Game Description

A holy sword bursting with the power of the water god.

## How to obtain

Found in barrels and dropped by enemies in levels 14, 15 and 16.

## Trivia

Suijin is the Shinto god of water in Japan.Throughout Japan this deity is widely worshipped at Suitengū Shrines and through the means of votive stone markers devoted to the Water Kami throughout the countryside. Most of these stone markers can be found enshrined at dikes of agricultural irrigation canals, along rice paddy fields, at mountain springs, normal springs, streams, rivers, wells, household wells, and even inside sewage water and septic tanks.