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Proto:Daikatana (Windows)/Milestone 2/Enemies/Episode 2

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And you were just a scroll away from being fired too...
Oh dear, I do believe I have the vapors.
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Centurion

The Centurion is one of the few Episode 2 enemies in-game. He has the final's basic design, but has a much lighter palette and has no skulls on his armor, while the final one does.

He behaves the same as the final's, though the melee attack range is longer than the animation indicates. He has a strange AI glitch that causes him to stop chasing the player, stand in place and attack even though the player is not within the Centurion's attack range.

The only Centurion sound that isn't a temporary sound is his attack sound, which sounds a lot different when compared to the final version.

Prototype Final
Make peace with ur GAWD Death to the bla-sphEEM-er!
Prototype Attack Sound Final Attack Sound

Griffon

The Griffon lacks the ability to fly in the prototype, which essentially makes it a clone of the Centurion. It looks a lot less muscly than the final version and has a completely different head color (grey instead of white).

Prototype Final
I wanna ride him! Those muscles make it hard to get a good grip on him.

Skeleton

The Skeleton looks much blockier and has rougher-looking textures than the final version's, but behaves the same as the final's.

An earlier version of the Skeleton's model exists in skelly.bak, which was last modified on June 1997; two months before the Pre-Alpha prototype was compiled. It can be viewed by changing the .bak to .mdl. The model is the same as the one seen normally in the prototype, but it has far fewer animations than the later model does and lacks textures.

The Skeleton has a complete set of sounds. The prototype sounds a bit less creepy than the final's. They can be downloaded File:Daiskeleton.rar.

Of note is that the \data\skins folder has a .bmp for the Skeleton that shows a slightly different skin than the one seen while playing the prototype; the skeleton's shield has a skull in-game, while the .bmp one in \data\skins has seven silver orbs on it. The .bmp shield design also appears in concept art for the Skeleton.

Prototype Final
Medusa is SO not into this shit Now she looks mean because someone gave her a few extra bucks.
In-Game Model Unused Skin
Look at that grin! He's so happy! Nice glued-on pearls, asshat.
Unused Skin Concept Art
Skin by Jerry, age 17. He looks mean.
Prototype Pre-release image
Predaiskeleton.png DaikatanaprereleaseEdgr6-l.jpg

Spider

The Spider is a bit larger in the prototype compared to the final game. The fangs in particular are huge. The 1997 version of the Spider has a light-brown furry texture with black legs, while the final one has a green body with a lot of cracks on it.

An earlier texture for the spider exists in \data\skins. It shows that the Spider was much lighter at one point. It also has a complete set of sounds that sound less vicious than the final's.

The sounds can be downloaded File:Daispider.rar.

A piece of concept art for the Spider is actually the skin used by the Milestone 2 and Pre-Alpha Spider. The 1997 Spider also appeared in several pre-release screenshots.

Prototype Final
Dai1997spider.png Daispiderfinal.png
Prototype Final
Dai1997spiderback.png Daifinalspiderback.png
Prototype Concept Art
Dai1997spider.png Daikatanaspider dai.png
Earlier skin Concept Art
God he's cute. He went emo. ;(
Prototype Pre-release image
Dai1997spider.png DaikatanaprereleaseEdgr4-l.jpg

Tarantula

Dai1997tarantula.png

The smaller version of the Spider exists in this prototype under the name "tarantula.mdl", but doesn't have any textures.

Harpy

The 1997 Harpy keeps the final's shape and weapon, but her details are different. First off, the 1997 Harpy is completely naked instead of having hovering nipple and crotch armor, like the final one does. In addition, she has a helmet and pupils, while the final Harpy has small horns and no pupils. Her legs are covered with feathers in the 1997 prototypes, but they aren't in the final game. Her left arm has a very visible texture seam in the prototype.

All of her sounds use temporary sounds.

Interestingly enough, the 1997 Harpy's design matches the Harpy's concept art.

Prototype Final
Dai1997harpy.png Daifinalharpy.png
Prototype Final
Dai1997harpyback.png Daifinalharpyback.png
Prototype Concept Art
Dai1997harpy.png DaikatanaconceptHarpy.jpg

Siren

A listing for a “monster_siren” can be found in world.dll, but there is no art nor sounds associated with it. However, there is concept art for a female enemy named Siren.

She was meant to appear in Episode 2, as Milestone 2’s E2M2 attempts to look for a “monster_siren” when loading, but lacks the spawning code for her.

Squid

Dai1997squid.png

A model for a removed Squid enemy can be found. It looks like a giant and brown squid.

It appears in a water pool the player heads into early in Milestone 2’s E2M2. Like the Tentaclor, it has no AI.