Skeleton Biker

Skeleton Biker
Skeleton Biker as it appears in Castlevania (N64)
Japanese name(s)	Bike Skeleton
Abilities	Attempts to run over the player May shoot a barrage of bullets from its sidecar
Type(s)	Skeleton
Appearances	Castlevania (N64) Legacy of Darkness

The Skeleton Biker is an enemy in the Castlevania series. They are skeletons who ride on motorcycles.

Description

Skeletons mounted on motorcycles who attempt to run over the player. Some varieties come with an attached sidecar from which a skeletal companion manning a machine gun opens fire at the player. The vehicles appear to be military, probably belonging to the World War I era.

These enemies first appeared in Castlevania (N64) during the final battle against the King Skeleton. They reappeared in Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness, this time only encountered inside the Villa, riding on the hedge maze's sidepath. When destroyed, they generally leave behind good loot consisting in several gold bags, red jewels, and restorative items.

Enemy Data

Enemy Data: Skeleton Biker
Image	Name - Game Description	Statistics	Items	Location	Notes
	Skeleton Biker  (Bike Skeleton) - Castlevania 64				[ edit ]
	'	HP: 21		Forest, Castle Center
	Skeleton Biker [with Machine Gun Sidecar]  (Bike Skeleton [Sidecar Type]) - Castlevania 64				[ edit ]
	'	HP: 21 each for bike and sidecar		Forest, Castle Center
	Skeleton Biker  (Bike Skeleton) - Legacy of Darkness				[ edit ]
	'	HP: 20 (for skeleton), 20 (for bike)	Drop: x3, usually Red Jewel, Gold, or PowerUp, always drops	Villa (Cornel-only), Castle Center (Carrie-only)
	Skeleton Biker [with Machine Gun Sidecar]  (Bike Skeleton [Sidecar Type]) - Legacy of Darkness				[ edit ]
	'	HP: 20 (for skeleton), 20 (for bike), 15 (for sidecar)	Drop: x3, usually Red Jewel, Gold, or PowerUp, always drops	Villa (Cornel-only), Castle Center (Carrie-only)

Trivia

• Even though Castlevania (N64) and Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness take place in 1844-1852 (depending on the character's story), the motorcycle was not invented until 1885 (and the sidecar in 1893). Furthermore, the models appearing in the games appear to belong to the World War I era, which took place from 1914 to 1918. An explanation for their existence in these games could be the result of Dracula's Castle being able to draw power from other universes and time periods.