A pair of Mummies were among the bosses in the first Castlevania game. Boss varieties are often called Mummy Man or Akmodan (I or II).

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Mummy from Japanese Castlevania manual

Mummy from Japanese Vampire Killer manual

Mummy from Japanese Simon's Quest manual

Mummy boss from Nintendo Power guide for Dracula's Curse

Regular Mummy from Nintendo Power for Dracula's Curse

Mummy from the All About Akumajo Dracula guide for Super Castlevania IV

The Mummy Man from Dracula X Chronicles

Mummy from cancelled Castlevania: Resurrection

Sonia encountering a Mummy in Resurrection

Mummy Man from Captain N: The Game Master cartoon

Mummy from Pyuu to Fuku! Jaguar: Pyoo to Deru! Megane-kun

The Mummy Man from Official Koma Comic Strips

A pair of mummy men in concept art for the Dracula's Curse Animated Movie

Mummy in the The Devil Castle Dracula: The Battle of Old Castle game book

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Enemy DataEdit

Enemy Data: Mummy
Image	Name - Game Description	Statistics	Items	Location
(NES/C64/PC)	Mummy Man (Mummy Man [Boss])			[ edit ]
	Castlevania
	They are twin Bosses. They attack you by throwing bandages from their bodies. Use a Dagger, Boomerang, or Fire Bomb to stop them.(*)	HP: 12 Exp: 3,000 Atk: 3		3. Castle Ruins
	Mummy Man  (Mummy)			[ edit ]
	Vampire Killer
	'	Exp: 2,000		3. Castle Ruins
	Mummy
	Haunted Castle
	'	HP: 4 Exp: 1,000 Atk: 1		4. Basement 5. Clocktower
	20. The Mummy
	Simon's Quest
	'	HP: 8/16	Drop: Big Heart	Jam Wasteland, Wicked Ditch, Vlad Graveyard
(NA/JPN)	20. Mummy
	Dracula's Curse
	'			5. Caves, 6'. Basement, 7. Mountains
	34. Mummies [bosses]
	Dracula's Curse
	'			4A. Haunted Ship, 7. Mountains, 7A. Lookout
	61. Akmodan II  (Mummy)			[ edit ]
	Super Castlevania IV
	'			A. Clocktower
	Mummy Man			[ edit ]
	Rondo of Blood
	'	HP: 92 Exp: 1500		6. Ceremonial Room
	Mummy
	Bloodlines
	'			3. Leaning Tower
	127. Akmodan II  (Mummy Man)			[ edit ]
	Symphony of the Night
	Ancient Egyptian mummy.	Strong: Stone, Poison, Curse (all immune); Dark (absorb) Weak: Holy, Fire Level: 40 HP: 1200 Exp: 2500	Guard: Rib of Vlad	Death Wing's Lair
	Mummy (jpn)			[ edit ]
	Castlevania: Circle of the Moon (Strategy)
	'	Strong: Earth HP: 100 Exp: 3 Atk: 100 Def: 35	Common Drop: Cotton Clothes (3%) Rare Drop: Heart (0.75%)	Catacomb
	37. Mummy			[ edit ]
	Portrait of Ruin
	A mummified warrior, buried in a tomb to protect his king.	Strong: Dark Weak: Piercing, Fire, Holy, Petrify HP: 64 Exp: 24 Skill Pt: 1	Drop: Stone Mask	Great Stairway
	152. Mummy Man			[ edit ]
	Portrait of Ruin
	A member of a royal family who became a mummy in search of everlasting life.	Strong: Dark Weak: Piercing, Fire, Holy HP: 4500 Exp: 5000 Skill Pt: 60		Forgotten City
	53. Mummy			[ edit ]
	Harmony of Despair (dlc)
	A mummified warrior, buried in a tomb to protect his king.	Strong: Ice, Darkness Weak: Slash, Pierce, Fire, Holy	Soul: Red (3.00%)Extend bandaged arms.	Chapter 7
	79. R. Mummy Man  (L. Mummy Man) [alt]			[ edit ]
	Harmony of Despair
	An ancient king who sought life after death.	Exp: 1000	Soul: Red	Chapter 10

Soul DataEdit

Game-Specific InformationEdit

CastlevaniaEdit

The original Stage 3 boss, the Mummies come out from coffins on either side of the room, and pace back and forth while throwing bandages in low wave patterns. They share the same life meter, but a Mummy will die if it takes the equivalent of half a meter's damage. The best way to attack them is to remain low and whip at the Mummies' ankles, hitting their thrown bandages as well. The Mummies are the first boss who is immune to the Stopwatch item. Interestingly, the pit that Simon falls into in Level 4 is clearly visible on the left side of the room.

Castlevania III: Dracula's CurseEdit

Mummies sometimes appear as bosses, being summoned from caskets to fight a round against the hero, before or after a round of also battling against a Cyclops or Fire Demon.

Super Castlevania IVEdit

Known as simply "Mummy" in the Japanese verson. Found in the Clock Tower in Super Castlevania IV, Akmodan fights Simon on the actual hands of the clock, giving him little space to maneuver. This embalmbed and wrapped mummy creature releases waving shards and emits many short-ranged fireballs, and can teleport in and out via its wrappings.

Castlevania: Rondo of Blood and Dracula X ChroniclesEdit

One of the four classic bosses that Shaft brought back from the dead was the Mummy Man. In additon to the usual mummy abilities, the Mummy Man can now control stone. When the Mummy Man appeared, he would summon large stone blocks (the kind used to build pyramids out of), and send them towards Richter or Maria to try and crush them.

Castlevania: Portrait of RuinEdit

Mummies are constantly-respawning enemies who appear in the desert stage. They are slow-moving, but when they attack, they can stretch their limbs out and enhance their reach several times.
The Mummy Man boss from Rondo of Blood also makes an appearance in this game. The ablity to control stones from that game returned in this game, but in a different way. Instead of trying to crush the hero, the Mummy Man tries to trap the hero between the wall and the blocks, and then unleash spiked from within the blocks to skewer the hero. On top of that, Mummy Man can also summon the blocks from the background and fling them towards the heroes to do some nasty damage.

ReferencesEdit

• Mr. P's Castlevania Realm
• Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin Bestiary by Darth Nemesis at GameFAQs.com
• Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin Walkthrough and FAQ by Zach "Darko" Long at GameFAQs.com