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This {{MFamilies}}'s Japanese name, トロルバッコス ''tororu bakkosu'', is believed to mean "Troll Bacchus", which seems appropriate given its wine-red complexion. | This {{MFamilies}}'s Japanese name, トロルバッコス ''tororu bakkosu'', is believed to mean "Troll Bacchus", which seems appropriate given its wine-red complexion. | ||
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| Dragon Quest monster | |
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| Gladiator Troll | |
 Art by Akira Toriyama | |
| Japanese | トロルバッコス |
| Romaji | tororu bakkosu |
| First appearance | Dragon Quest X |
| Old localisation | n/a |
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The red-skinned Gladiator troll, with a hideous-looking purple tongue, debuted in Dragon Quest X .
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Etymology[edit | edit source]
This monster's Japanese name, トロルバッコス tororu bakkosu, is believed to mean "Troll Bacchus", which seems appropriate given its wine-red complexion.