Adrien the Cat 3

### Release date(s)

**Sega Genesis, Super Nintendo Entertainment System, TurboGrafx-16:*** JP: January 21, 1994
* NA: February 6, 1994
* EU: May 13, 1994

**Game Boy Advance:**

* JP=February 14, 2004
* NA=June 2, 2004
* PAL=July 9, 2004

**Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console**

* JP=June 7, 2013
* NA=June 6, 2013
* PAL=June 7, 2013

**Wii U Virtual Console**

* WW=August 6, 2015
* INT=August 7, 2015

### Rating(s)

ESRB: E
CERO: all ages
OFLC: G

### Platform(s)

Sega Genesis, TurboGrafx-16, Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Atari Jaguar, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console, Wii U Virtual Console

### Media

ROM cartridge (SG/TG16/SNES/JAG/GBA)
digital download (3DS/Wii U Virtual Console)

## Game order

### Preceded by

Adrien the Cat 2

***Adrien the Cat 3*** is a game released by TobiKomi but distributed by Warner Bros. Interactive in 1994 for the Sega Genesis, TurboGrafx-16, Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Atari Jaguar, in 2004 for the Game Boy Advance, in 2013 for the Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console, and in 2015 Wii U Virtual Console and is the return of the main protagonist Adrien the Cat and as well as his arch-nemesis, the main antagonist Dr. Drakken. It is the sequel to *Adrien the Cat 2* and the third installment of the Adrien the Cat video games. The game begins when Adrien learns about Dr. Drakken's diabolical schemes, Dr. Drakken and Introducing new villain, Shego now takes over the cities, factories, casinos and even his employees in the center of Raleighopolis and goes out to steal the seven Power Stones before his arch-nemesis Adrien does. Mitchell also receives tell-tale reports of this nature as well and decides that he would like to give it to Paululina. His reasoning for this is unknown, but despite this, he arrives before a consequently infuriated Andriod arrives. Introducing 3 New Character Barnaby the Bear Adrien's Rivals, Garfield the Tiger Nathan's Rivals, and Brock the Gorilla Adrien's good friend and travel companion.

## Plot

The game's protagonists are Adrien the Cat, his sidekick, Nathan the Fox; Gavin is described as having idolized Mitchell as a child, and wanting to keep up with him. Barnaby the Bear is the benevolent frenemy of Adrien. Garfield Beast Boy is the teenage truant who is benevolent frenemy of Nathan, a werewolf by full moon and also Adrien's moronic friend. Brock the Gorilla a gymnastic lancer-styled dude born in the same time as Adrien and Nathan. Marinette the Cat is Adrien's lucky & shy girlfriend. Katie the Fox is Gavin's crazy & self-proclaimed girlfriend. And Tracy the Zebra the jewel thief/part-time government spy having kickboxing skills and having a bittersweet relationship with Barnaby. The game's premise is similar to that of the original *Adrien the Cat (1991 video game)* and *Adrien the Cat 2*. Adrien's nemesis, Dr. Drakken and her wife Shego, is planning world domination with his army of andriod robots, which he has placed animals inside, and the power of the seven Power Stones. However, this time he is constructing an armored space station known as the *Death Zig* (a space station a lot familiar to Death Star from Star Wars). The goal of the game is to defeat Dr. Drakken, optionally saving as many animals as possible and collecting all seven Stones. By default, the game ends with Adrien riding on Nathan's biplane. However, if the player has collected all of the Power Stones, Adrien, in his Super Adrien form, flies alongside it.

## Main Hub

The main hub of this game is in Raleighopolis, A North Carolinian metroplois city home based on which he can visit his place anytime he collects power stones or for rejuvenation from travelling much often.

## Soundtrack

* Raleighopolis theme (Genesis version)
* Orangetree Hills (Genesis version)
* Yellow Desert (Genesis version)
* Final Boss (Genesis version)
* Stage Clear (Genesis version)
* Raleighopolis theme (Super Nintendo version)
* Orangetree Hills (Super Nintendo version)
* Yellow Desert (Super Nintendo version)
* Final Boss (Super Nintendo version)
* Stage Clear (Super Nintendo version)

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