Underworld warriors

The Underworld warriors are minor antagonists in Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian. They are mythical creatures (half falcon, half man) summoned from the Underworld by Kahmunrah, who intended to use them to take over the world.

Appearance
Only their heads resemble a falcon's - the rest of their bodies resemble muscular human males. They wear a tunic similar to Kahmunrah's. They are all armed with spears.

Role in film
Kahmunrah is very open about his plan to summon the Underworld warriors to cause total annihilation and conquer the world. Knowing this, Larry Daley and his friends repeatedly attempted to stop him from doing so, to no avail.

However, when summoned, while the Underworld warriors seem intimidating and powerful at first, their true nature is revealed when they are confronted by a massive statue of Abraham Lincoln, just before they were about to kill Larry. The statue scares them back into the Underworld, much to Kahmunrah's humiliation.

Enraged and surprised at the same time, he orders his allies to kill Larry, but Larry's friends came just in time and saved the day. After starting a fight between Kahmunrah's allies, Kahmunrah himself emerges and repeatedly attacks Larry with his kopesh. Larry manages to overpower Kahmunrah and throws him into the Underworld.

Trivia

 * They bear heavy resemblance to Horus and Ra, gods in Egyptian mythology.
 * They exhibit bird-like traits, such as head bobbing and being unable to speak English.
 * They are also unable to understand English.