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Yes, with original story featuring Sabre
Yes, with original story featuring Fox
No, keep it locked away
3 Votes in Poll
Just Updated
New reboot for "NS2"
Zero sequel with Krystal, Fay, & Miyu
Star Wolf spin-off game
Adventures remaster
Assault remaster
All of the above
3 Votes in Poll
Fox McCloud
Andross
5 Votes in Poll
Roadmaster
Gyrowing
Speeder bike
Blue marine
5 Votes in Poll
Star Fox:
Imploded Planet of the Dinosaur's was doom from the Start. Neither Starfox or Unia Dog Captain could save the Entire Civilian Planet. Dinosaurs Raised Emanation of Heat from the Center of the World Core: creating an unrepresented Graviton Radiation Heat Wave; built up over the years.
Emination of Heat Penetrated the force field; Causing radiation active leaks: passing through Star Battle Fleets. Knocking out Battle Defenses and contact Communications.
The Shield Deflected Comets returning to the Planet. Wiping the entire Whole Public Globule Economy in it site. Star Fox drift in outside the Belt core may have been lucky.
Dreaming:
Ocean Squids:
The Description: Fits the Dinosaur's: However the Dragon Dinosaur had wings and he was Red. If that not enough he sent Comic Debris endangering
Quadrent Planets Belts, especially The Planet Earth latter in the Story. Sending them on Purpose against Stellar Defenders who tried to Protect the whole Stellar Galaxy. Divided they Spread: in stellar space went in different area locations. Question: Which World to save first?
The Red Dragon experiment on the Emination of Stars
to be a Weapon Phase Cannon Disruptor.
All Because of Revenge over the
Death Corruptible Conrad's also
Damaging Stellar Star Nations:
Revenge: against Star Fox Father
And Unia Dog Captain.
Using Planet's as a his trigger
Destination Devise:
Trying to be a Galactic Royal Dictator.
1. Star Fox: Assault (GCN) (8/10)
2. Star Fox 64 (N64) (8/10)
3. Star Fox 64 3D (3DS) (8/10)
4. Star Fox 2 (SNES) (6/10)
5. Star Fox Adventures (GCN) (6/10)
6. Star Fox (SNES) (5/10)
7. Star Fox Command (DS) (4/10)
Fox
Falco
Slippy
Peppy
Krystal
Wolf
11 Votes in Poll
Gorilla
Monkey in a hat
6 Votes in Poll
Who Is Jalhalla?
Showing up in The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, this massive ghost haunts the Earth temple, killing the Earth Sage, Laruto. He must be defeated to restore some of the Master Sword's power.
When Link enters the deepest room, he finds fifteen Poes running around. Jalhalla is one of them, being the same size as his fellow Poes at this point. Link unintentionally alerts Jalhalla with his sudden entrance, angering him. Jalhalla assimilates his 14 buddies and grows to a massive size, attacking Link in that state.
In battle, Jalhalla can throw many fireballs from his lantern (or mouth), throw Link around with wind gusts, and perform a body slam. The lattermost attack is dangerous as Jalhalla can confuse Link by touching him, causing an image of Jalhalla's face to rotate above Link's head and the Hylian hero's movements to be screwed up. This state can be cured by taking damage or enduring around five seconds.
Jalhalla is similar to Boolossus from Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon due to his weakness involving him being sent into a spiky object. However, Link has to use his Mirror Shield to solidify the monstrous ghost, then pick up the ghost and throw him into the spiky columns. This causes Jalhalla to release his 14 Poes, which must be attacked. After 5 Poes are destroyed, Jalhalla will assimilate the remaining 9, regaining his giant form, and the process must be repeated again, this time having him assimilate only four Poes into his body. After those four Poes are destroyed, Jalhalla will be locked out of his giant form and can be defeated with one last sword slash.
In Star Fox
Due to his weakness in The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker involving light to solidify his body, Jalhalla is easy to stun as his body can be machine-gunned with the Star Fox team's laser-fire, which has rapid-fire properties. To combat this problem, the process takes tons of laser-fire to complete (around 200 standard lasers). The smaller Poes that pop out from Jalhalla's body when he pops can also be targeted via lock-on Charged Shots, making their destruction easier, though they will move more quickly to compensate, and can throw small fireballs occasionally. Jalhalla can also be popped by the blast of a Nova Bomb, most likely due to the shrapnel, and his body can also be solidifed by the blast if it isn't, but make sure the bomb detonates within his body for the best results.
Vehicles
The Arwing is useful in dodging Jalhalla's attacks, but due to the vehicle's quick speed, he can be a bit hard to hit in All-Range Mode. Due to the Arwing's nose being pointy, he can be popped with a ramming attack, although if you miss in Corridor Mode, either Fox will have to turn his ship around (akin to his bout with the Great Commander just outside of Venom's atmosphere in Star Fox SNES), or Jalhalla will re-solidify. Additionally, Fox will be blown back slightly when Jalhalla uses his wind gusts.
With the Landmaster, Fox will have more of a challenge with avoiding the fireballs that Jalhalla throws from his lantern or mouth, but a Barrel Roll should do the trick in helping to dodge, and Jalhalla's wind gusts will have to make use of objects to smash the Landmaster with.
The Gyrowing from Star Fox Zero can pop Jalhalla using Direct-i's ability to grab things, potentially by dragging him into a spiky object. However, if Fox uses it, he will be more of a sitting duck facing Jalhalla.
Unless he faces Jalhalla underwater, Fox must NOT use the submarine from Star Fox 64. The lasers can solidify the monstrous ghost, while the torpedoes can pop him due to their pointed ends. The fireballs will also be significantly weaker underwater, since water puts out fire.
Likely Arenas
Jalhalla is not likely to be fought on Aquas due to that planet's ocean potentially weakening his fireball attacks (as I said above). Additionally, I would not recommend Solar to be Jalhalla's battlefield unless he is fought on one of the solid rock continents and islands that pepper the planet since Solar's lava oceans radiate light, not just heat, and once Jalhalla ends up over lava, he's basically a sitting duck that can be popped with a Nova Bomb. (I wouldn't recommend a ramming attack, though, since Fox could get himself fried by the planet's lava oceans.)
However, Katina and Titania offer environments where Jalhalla could provide the most potential challenge due to their desert world nature, as his fireballs are not hindered by water (Deserts are typically dry, duh!) and his wind storms can throw up dust that Fox cannot see through and debris that can smash whatever vehicle Fox uses.
(Edited by RileyGronlundSuperMario)
Star Wing (1993)
Lylat Wars (1997)
Adventures (2002)
Zero (2016)
19 Votes in Poll
Is it confirmed Starlink: Battle for Atlas is a spin-off of the Star Fox games? I more see it as a third of crossover, since the characters from the series are exclusive to the Switch.
Star Wing (1993)
Lylat Wars (1997)
Adventures (2002)
Assault (2005)
Command (2007)
Zero (2016)
15 Votes in Poll
Isn’t just me or Falco has blue eyes at some moments, while having green eyes in others? I know he had blue eyes in Melee, Brawl and Sm4sh but I’m not talking about his appearances in Smash. I’m talking about the ones in the Star Fox games.
Did anyone else know about this, because it's the first I heard of it?
Hey, I was maybe thinking of creating a Discord server for this fandom. It could connect each wiki related to this franchise in different languages (French, Spanish, English (this one), etc.). What do you think of it?
Star Wing (1993)
Lylat Wars (1997)
Adventures (2002)
Assault (2005)
Command (2007)
Zero (2016)
17 Votes in Poll