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|description=A statue from the Black Citadel, risen to protect the [[Rhapthorne|Lord of Darkness]] to answer to devout believers' prayers.

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==Trivia==

*The Stone guardian's Japanese name {{translation|Daimajin|大魔神,|だいまじん}} is a reference to [[Wikipedia:Daimajin|Daimajin]], a series of Japanese films of the same name, first released in 1966. The films center around a wrathful mountain spirit sealed within a giant warrior statue that would come to life in times of desperation to punish evildoers. The stone guardian's monster description in various games often make reference to the films.

*The Stone guardian's Japanese name {{translation|'''Daimajin'''|大魔神|だいまじん|Great Demon God}} is a reference to [[Wikipedia:Daimajin|Daimajin]], a series of Japanese films of the same name, first released in 1966. The films center around a wrathful mountain spirit sealed within a giant warrior statue that would come to life in times of desperation to punish evildoers. The stone guardian's monster description in various games often make reference to the films.

==Gallery==

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 ==Trivia==
-*The Stone guardian's Japanese name {{translation|Daimajin|大魔神,|だいまじん}} is a reference to [[Wikipedia:Daimajin|Daimajin]], a series of Japanese films of the same name, first released in 1966. The films center around a wrathful mountain spirit sealed within a giant warrior statue that would come to life in times of desperation to punish evildoers. The stone guardian's monster description in various games often make reference to the films.
+*The Stone guardian's Japanese name {{translation|'''Daimajin'''|大魔神|だいまじん|Great Demon God}} is a reference to [[Wikipedia:Daimajin|Daimajin]], a series of Japanese films of the same name, first released in 1966. The films center around a wrathful mountain spirit sealed within a giant warrior statue that would come to life in times of desperation to punish evildoers. The stone guardian's monster description in various games often make reference to the films.
 ==Gallery==