Ginger Hallway Monitors
Ginger Hallway Monitors are enemies found in the game South Park: The Stick of Truth.
Appearance
Every hallway monitor's hair differs in style, but it's all the same red shade. They all have navy pants and the same freckles and white sash reading: "HALL MONITIOR".
Prominence
These enemies appear in the quest Detention Sentence and only one appears in Attack the School. In Detention Sentence, they are the only enemy the New Kid encounters other than their boss. In Attack the School, the hall monitor that the New Kid and either the elves or humans encounter is the same monitor seen in the beginning of the Detention Sentence quest. The monitor is seen lying on the ground and coughing up a green liquid, which later turns him into a Nazi Zombie Hallway Monitors and initiates a battle between him and the New Kid.
Abilities
- Ginger Strikes - Gains Attack Up and goes in for a melee attack.
- Defense in the Red - Hall monitor gains a 3-hit shield and doubles his armor.
- Gingerbread Break - Eats a bag of gingerbread to regain health.
- Call for Backup - Summons another hall monitor.
- Touch of the Ginger - Ginger pokes you, which causes gross out and defense down if not blocked.
- Red Death from Above - Throws a golf ball, tennis ball, and baseball at you for high damage.
- Ginger Bite - Bites you or buddy, causing bleeding and slowed if not blocked. This attack is rare and can earn the player the achievement "Gingivitis" if they are bitten three times without blocking.
Quotes
- "Excuse me, but school is out and no students are allowed on the premises until tomorrow at 7:30 A.M."
- "You are in breach of school law and must be punished!"
- "Intruder alert!"
- "Initiate security protocol!"
- "Papers, please."
- "This is a restricted hallway!"
- "I'm taking fire!"
- "We're overrun!"
- "Help!"
- "He's here! Guard the key!"
- "You're just making it harder on yourself."
- "We've established a perimeter."
- "Forget the key! Protect the front lines!"
- "School is closed!"
- "They're gonna eat you alive in detention."