Parzival

Or Par·zi·fal

[pahr-tsi-fahl]

noun

Teutonic Legend, Arthurian Legend.

1. Percival.

Parzival

/ ˈpartsifal /

noun

1. a variant of Parsifal

Example Sentences

Watch Ewan McGregor explore the very same hallways where Parzival, Art3mis, Aech, Daito, and Sho once searched for the Jade Key:

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“You see, Warren Robinett was proud of Adventure,” Parzival explains as he plays.

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To save his world at the movie’s climax, Parzival, the hero, must play Atari “Adventure” and unlock its Easter egg.

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I think it is the only self-indulgence of his day’s strict routine—Parzival as a nightcap, to clear his mind of the blood that flecks the silver pips on his black collar patches.

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Just look closely during the firefight in the Distracted Globe to see Parzival wielding a Colonial revolver from “Battlestar Galactica” and Art3mis using Ripley’s pulse rifle from “Aliens.”

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