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*In the [[Sony PlayStation 2]] & [[Nintendo DS]] Version, he is the one to imprison The Hero and his wife in stone, whereas the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super Famicom]] Version had [[Kon the Knight]] doing so. | *In the [[Sony PlayStation 2]] & [[Nintendo DS]] Version, he is the one to imprison The Hero and his wife in stone, whereas the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super Famicom]] Version had [[Kon the Knight]] doing so. | ||
*In the original SNES release he dies following his loss at Talon Tower, whereas in the remakes, he showed up at [[Crocodilopolis]], he kills [[King Korol]] as punishment for his failure, while in the Super Famicom version, the voice of Grandmaster [[Nimzo]] did so. | *In the original SNES release he dies following his loss at Talon Tower, whereas in the remakes, he showed up at [[Crocodilopolis]], he kills [[King Korol]] as punishment for his failure, while in the Super Famicom version, the voice of Grandmaster [[Nimzo]] did so. | ||
==Etymology== | |||
Ladja is an alternate transliteration of ''ladya'' (ладья), the Russian word for the rook chess piece. This is likely an mix-up with [[Slon the Rook]], whose own name means "bishop". | |||
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