Craw
- For the group of bugs, see Craws.
By this swooping menace, a simple bug could be easily overcome. More dangerous still, they rarely attack alone.
Craws are enemies in Hollow Knight: Silksong. They are scavenging members of the Craws, roosting high in caverns and preying on passing pilgrims.[1]
Behaviour and Tactics
Craws are often found sitting on various things, including things in the background or foreground. When they spot Hornet, they take flight and pursue her.
They fly in short arcing flaps, and try to maintain distance between themselves and Hornet, performing a horizontal swooping attack at her once they have aligned themselves with her.
Craws deal 
with their swoop and upon contact.
Needolin Dialogue
- Shiny, shiny, all for us!
- Our nest! Our clan!
- Swoop and scratch...
- Crack their shells...
- Our caves! Our land!
- Take their treasures!
Location
Craws can be found exclusively in Greymoor, and are much more common the further east Hornet is. They are especially plentiful near Craw Lake.
In Act 3, Craws are replaced by Craw Jurors until Crawfather has been defeated. After his defeat, regular Craws appear again in their former locations.
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Location in Greymoor
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Location in Greymoor Act 3
Gallery
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In background and foreground
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Sitting
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Flying idle
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Swooping
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Singing
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Corpses in Memorium aviary
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Pickled Craw corpses above Disgraced Chef Lugoli's arena
Names in Other Languages
| Language | Name | Meaning/Explanation |
|---|---|---|
 Brazilian Portuguese
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Corbo | Adaptation of corvo (crow) |
 French
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Corbotère | |
 German
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Krähe | Crow |
 Italian
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Corvide | Corvid |
 Japanese
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ボロガワ Borogawa? |
Rag-skin, ボロ boro (rag; ぼろぼろ boroboro can also mean tattered) + 皮 kawa (skin) |
 Korean
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까마귀 Kkamagwi |
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 Russian
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Кар Kar |
Onomatopoeia for a crow's call |
 Simplified Chinese
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鸦虫 Yā chóng? |
Crow bug |
 Spanish
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Cuervón | Big crow, Cuervo (crow) + -ón (augmentative suffix) |
 Internal name
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CROW
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References
- ↑ Craw Hunter's Journal entry: "Screeching scavenger that roosts high in caverns and preys on passing pilgrims."
