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The second weapon used by Hexen's fighter character. A single-headed war axe powered by blue mana. The Axe can be used without blue mana, but will only inflict half of its normal damage.
The third weapon of Hexen's fighter character. When powered with green mana, it throws hammer-shaped projectiles.
The ultimate weapon of Hexen's fighter character. It is powered by both blue and green mana, and throws off five energy projectiles when swung.
The first weapon of Hexen's mage character. The Wand shoots magical blue darts capable of penetrating multiple targets over long distances.
The second weapon used my Hexen's mage character. Frost Shards is a spell that conjures a burst of ice fragments that can freeze enemies.
The third weapon used by Hexen's mage character. It summons a floor-to-ceiling bolt of electricity that can follow enemies it hits.
The ultimate weapon of Hexen's mage character. The Bloodscourge is a large staff that fires three large fireballs that home in on enemies.
The first weapon of Hexen's cleric character. The Mace is usable for melee combat only, and deals light damage.
The second weapon of Hexen's cleric character. Powered by blue mana, the Staff shoots two magic bolts and can drain life at close range.
This spell uses mana to shoot a streak or blast of flame that detonates into a ring of fire, or sporadic groups of fire-burst upon impact with the object, ground, or enemy.
The ultimate weapon of Hexen's cleric character. It fires a ball of energy that splits into four ghosts which attack nearby enemies.
The Chaos Sphere is a magical artifact that appears in both Hexen and Hexen II, where it is used by the Serpent Riders Korax and Eidolon to augment their considerable power.
The Banishment Device is an item in Hexen that can teleport non-boss enemies away to a random area on the map.
The Boots of Speed are an item in Hexen that temporarily double the player's speed upon activation, causing the user to leave afterimages.
The Dark Servant is an item in Hexen that summons a friendly Maulotaur to fight alongside the player.
The Disc of Repulsion is an item in Hexen that repels enemies and projectiles away from the player upon activation.
The Dragonskin Bracers are an item in Hexen that temporarily increase the player's armor class upon activation.
The Icon of the Defender is an item in Hexen that greatly boosts the player's defenses for 30 seconds upon activation.
The Krater of Might is an item in Hexen that completely restores the player's Blue Mana and Green Mana upon activation.
The Porkalator is an item in Hexen that the player can use to transform enemies into pigs.
The Mystic Ambit Incant is an item in Hexen that provides varied benefits to the player and any nearby co-op partners upon activation.
When your robot comes from your grandfather's basement, performs impossible transformations, is more powerful than an entire nation's military or otherwise kicks reason to the curb, it's more than a mech; it's a Super Robot.
Mazinger Z, created by Go Nagai in 1972, is a popular Super Robot, featured in manga, anime, and several video games, including various arcade shooters and all Super Robot Wars games involving giant robot anime crossovers. Piloted by Kouji Kabuto, it is considered the first super robot.
Created by Go Nagai and Ken Ishikawa in 1974, Getter Robo is a Super Robot, with several spin-offs, iterations, and sequels featured in manga, anime, and video games. Piloted by Ryouma Nagare, Hayato Jin, and Musashi Tomoe, it is the first combining and transforming Super Robot.
The title robot of Yoshiyuki Tomino's 1979 anime series "Mobile Suit Gundam". Piloted by Amuro Ray, it is the basis for every Gundam series and robot after it, separated itself from the Super Robot genre, and spawned a franchise spanning anime, manga, video games, model kits, and much more.
Created by Go Nagai in 1974, Great Mazinger is the successor and direct sequel to Mazinger Z. Piloted by Tetsuya Tsurugi, it often appears in video games with Mazinger Z and Kouji Kabuto.
Created by Go Nagai and Ken Ishikawa in 1975 as the sucessor and direct sequel to Getter Robo. Piloted by Ryouma Nagare, Hayato Jin, and Benkei Kuruma, it is considered an advanced version of the original Getter Robo, and is the most common version to appear in games.
A combining Super Robot formed by five vehicles, a style later used by others such as Voltes V and Voltron, first appearing in the 1976 anime of the same name. Piloted by the Combattler team, lead by Hyouma Aoi, it has appeared in many Super Robot Wars games.
The title robot of Go Nagai's 1975 anime, Grendizer is the third Super Robot in the Mazinger metaseries. Piloted by Duke Fleed, it gained a huge following in European and Arabic countries, and is often paired with Mazinger Z and Great Mazinger in video games.
Super Robot from its self-titled 1981 anime, its first game debut in Super Robot Wars EX for the Super Famicom. Piloted by the GoShogun team lead by Shingo Hojo, it is often portrayed in games as having powerful ranged attacks with below average armor.
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