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===''Golden Axe: The Revenge of Death Adder''=== {{main|Golden Axe: The Revenge of Death Adder}} In 1992, Sega released ''Golden Axe: The Revenge of Death Adder'' (''GA: TRODA'') in arcades. It was the first 32-bit ''Golden Axe'' game. Despite its high quality and popularity, the game remains an arcade exclusive as of 2011. Only Gilius Thunderhead makes a return, riding the back of new character Goah the giant. The rest of the cast is all new and includes Sternblade the [[barbarian]], Dora the female [[Centaur]], and Little Trix, a young lad who carries a pitch fork. The main enemy is once again Death Adder. The game is an overall improvement on the original with better sound, graphics, and gameplay. As well as introducing multiple paths to the franchise, the magic aspect was adjusted. Though still found in the classic ''Golden Axe'' pots, the magic spells did not increase in power with the number of pots collected but required a set number to work. TRODA was the only Golden Axe game in which one of the magic attacks was not offensive as Little Trix grew apple trees with fruit that replenished health. Though ''TRODA'' was released third and not fourth, it is possibly chronologically the final of the four "main games." At the game's end, Death Adder rises one more time. Gilius sacrifices his life to finally end Adder's. In direct contradiction to the game's end, during the end cinematic Gilius is shown in a bar with every other character, and banner appears saying, "See you Next Game!".
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