Golden Ax, Sega's beloved hack n slash will now be a television series | TierraGamer: news and entertainment on anime, series, video games and technology

Perhaps due to the success of recent video game adaptations, sega just announced that his eighties hack n slash, golden axwill be a television series. Although instead of being a serious fantasy adventure, it will be a comedy in this world of knights and dragons.

The series of golden ax It will be a Comedy Central production. Here we will see the trio of protagonists from the original game embark on a new adventure. This time they will be accompanied by a fourth member who is a weakling who has dreamed all his life of going to explore distant lands.

It will be an animated series that will have 10 episodes in its first season. The scriptwriter of the series American Dad will serve as the showrunner, which already indicates the tone it will have. Some of his voice actors were also revealed, such as Matthew Rhys and Danny Pudi, who have experience in comedy series.

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Since the series of golden ax It has just been officially announced, it does not have a release date yet. Furthermore we cannot forget that animation usually takes longer than a live-action productionso it may be a few years before I can see it.

What is Golden Axe?

golden ax is a video game saga created by Sega in the eighties. It is a fantasy hack n slash where players chose from a group of different protagonists to battle dragons and other mythical creatures.

The first game was so successful that it gave rise to an entire trilogy, a spin-off and an attempted reboot in 2008. Since then it has disappeared, although in 2023 Sega announced that it would give a new installment of which we still know nothing. Perhaps this new series is related to its return to consoles. Did you play any of the originals?

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