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| - Carefully wrapped in a shopping bag is the grotesque sculpture of a horrible, squid-like monster.
- Jede Klasse hat eine Statue ihrer Gottheit. Diese befinden sich fast alle in Astrub (Stadt) und sollten nicht mit den Tempeln der Gottheiten in Amakna verwechselt werden. Ein Charakter der kein Zaap als Wiederkehrpunkt festgelegt hat, wird an der Statue seiner Gottheit zurückkehren.
- There are three different statue creations in the Drawn to Life series. Two of them are in Drawn to Life, and one is optionally created in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter in Watersong. Epic Statue Statue/DTL Level|Statue |-|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter= Statue/Watersong|Watersong Statue
- The statue is an object and location in Submachine 4: The Lab and Submachine Universe.
- Statues are available in all Stronghold versions, but their purpose has changed within them. In Stronghold and Stronghold Crusader, statues are used as a means of "good things" In Stronghold 2 and Stronghold Legends, statues can be placed when 100 points gained from hand to hand combat are attained. When a statue is placed, the player receives honour monthly. There is no limit to the amount of possible statues.
- The weight of the statue varies, depending on which monster it is a statue of: it is 1.5 times the corpse weight, plus the weight of any contents. However, due to a bug, statue weight on special levels can be widely off.
- Statue is a large enemy in the Kirby series, debuting in Kirby's Return to Dream Land. They cannot be inhaled.
- File:Statue npc.png This statue is actually Fileon, Baron Vost spy.
- The statue tool is actually pretty self explanatory. You can either navigate to the GUI Menu and use the Statue Tool, or go into the context menu, right click on the ragdoll, then click Statue.
- Greg tells to stand still as a statue and try another pose from Wake Up Jeff!.
- Statue is the fifteenth episode of Garo
- Statues can be found throughout the dungeon.
- The Statue is a building type in Pharaoh.
- Statue is multiplayer map in Crysis 2. This map is between Liberty Statue and EMAT camps (some kind of Liberty Island and Evac zone map combination).
- Statues are world and settlement objects in Fallout 4.
- The Statue Park in St. Petersburg, commonly called by its short name, Statue, marks the beginning of Bond's sixth mission. It is a labyrinth of statues, monuments, and other fallen remains of the Soviet Union, along with other debris, such as shipping containers. Bond must first meet with ex-KGB agent Valentin Zukovsky here, then confront the head of Janus under a statue of Lenin. After the confrontation, he must locate the stolen Pirate helicopter and rescue Natalya before it explodes. His last objective is to recover the helicopter's flight recorder, which is thrown a short distance into the park.
- A statue of "The Thinker, also a rather heavy speaking clock. Built by Larry Butz for his girlfriend Cindy Stone, only two exist in the world. The other is listed in evidence files as The Thinker. Series Item 1/2
- Like Mimics, the Statue can easily wear a weapon down in the early stages of the game. It uses a long-range hammer weapon, so it is best to take them out from range. When this is not an option, take a shot, get out of range, and repeat.
- thumb|Captain Qwark Statue in MetropolisStatuen waren aus verschiedenen Materialien hergestellte Abbildungen, meistens von einer berühmten Persönlichkeit.
- The statue is an adventure map structure in Heroes of Might and Magic: A Strategic Quest. The hero receives a +1 bonus to morale, when visiting the statue.
- A Statue is a type of building. At the statue the villagers render homage to your paladin. If your paladin dies you can appoint one of your village a new paladin. For more buildings, see buildings Note: This is one of the few buildings that cannot be leveled up. Trivia: It is well speculated that the statue is based off Caesar
- There are also three statues and God stones in the second chamber of Mage Arena and one statue in Tai Bwo Wannai village. The Tai Bwo Wannai statue has different examine option: A statue to mark Taie Bwo Wannai sacred grounds File:Guthix stone.png
- A Statue is a type of Structure. There can only be one statue in the Park at a time. They attract 10 extra visitors. There are statues for each of the toys and one for Chibi-Robo. File:Tot.jpg This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by [ expanding it.
- Statues are used to decorate places. They can be created using Carpentry and Masonry. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- [[Category:]] Statue was an arcane alteration spell that changed the recipient together with anything worn to stone, but kept their faculties and senses intact. In older versions the magical transformation carried a certain risk of immediate death, but if successfull, all versions allowed the affected person or creature to hide in plains sight as a statue, with all the resiliency of stone. The recipient could turn back to their normal form at will.
- thumb|Ein Modell der Statue von Zefram Cochrane. thumb|Die Statuen auf den Feuerebenen auf Vulkan Eine Statue ist eine Skulptur oder Plastik, eine unbewegliche Figur aus Stein, Holz oder anderen Materialien. Eine besondere Art der Statue für eine wichtige Person kann auch als Denkmal bezeichnet werden, andere Statuen sind Ikonen. (DS9: ; ENT: ) Captain Jonathan Archer hat an Bord der Enterprise (NX-01) ein Modell der Statue von Cochrane in seinem Quartier stehen. (ENT: , ) 2273 unterzieht sich Spock am Fuß einer riesigen Statue dem Kolinahr-Ritual. (Star Trek: Der Film)
- The statue is an ornament for the garden. It is a terra cotta soldier and isn't a very big statue. Charlie Jolson describes the statue to Mark Hammond as being "the one with the stupid grin". The statue is fragile and a historical heirloom, but it also contains a kilo of smack, which is slang for heroin. Although it isn't seen, it is presumed Charlie picked up the statue from the bar and returned it to his mansion in Mayfair. The statue isn't seen again, but was presumably recovered by the police at his mansion, after Charlie's death later in the day.
- In the 2250s of an alternate reality, the "stress-reduction activities" on the Starfleet Academy campus during "dead week" included dressing statues of renowned admirals with lingerie from an Orion cadet. There were statues of David Farragut and Yuri Gagarin on campus at this time. (TOS - Starfleet Academy novels: The Gemini Agent, The Assassination Game)
- On a planet that the crew of the Enterprise-NX-01 was exploring, a fountain with statues was located across the street from a tavern that was visited by Jonathan Archer, Hoshi Sato and Malcolm Reed. (ENT: "The Communicator") On Risa, the display of a horga'hn statuette indicated desire to take part in jamaharon. (TNG: "Captain's Holiday" ; DS9: "Let He Who Is Without Sin...") Worf kept a statue of Kahless and Morath, during their fight, in his quarters aboard the USS Enterprise-D. (TNG: "Peak Performance" , "Reunion" , "New Ground" , "Cost of Living" , "Parallels" , "Genesis" )
- "Statue" (スタチュー Sutachū) is an archetype of cards that appears exclusively in the Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL anime. They are EARTH Fairy versions of some of the more iconic cards from the Yu-Gi-Oh! second series anime. All have the same ATK and DEF stats as their original counterparts, and each has effects that prevent themselves from attacking and that reduce their ATK and DEF to 0 while they are face-up on the field. This is circumvented by their support card, "Statue Zone", which negates those effects and also enables them to be Special Summoned from the hand for quick swarming of powerful monsters. As with many anime-only archetypes, this archetype has several TCG and OCG members that are otherwise unrelated, but that would theoretically be valid targets for "Statue Zone".
- File:Quake1.gif Statues are enemies that appear in the expansion pack to Quake; Dissolution of Eternity. They first act as simple scenery, but if the player presses a switch or opens a door, they will come to life and attack. This may also happen if the player turns their back to the Statue, so be aware of your surroundings. There are two variants: the first being identical to a Knight and the second being identical to a Death Knight. They only appear in R2M1: Tempus Fugit. The interesting fact about the statues is that they will bleed when gibbed, despite the fact that they are made from stone.
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