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| − | Fox appears again as a playable default character in [[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]. Fox is a lightweight (lighter than he was in the antecedent game), and still the second most expeditious. Fox has the fastest falling speed of any character in the game, which compensates for his lost weight and can be acclimated to his advantage. However, Fox is at a disadvantage when it comes to eluding throwing combos or some forms of juggling. ''Melee'' integrates a dash attack, called the Fox Illusion. His Blaster is additionally expedited, and has rapid-fire capabilities, but enemies don't flinch at the impacts of its shots. His Fire Fox move additionally amends by going further than in the pristine ''Super Smash Bros.'' Additionally, at the commencement frames of the assailment, characters who come in contact are perpetually burned. Fox and Falco can perform a secret taunt on the [[Corneria]] and [[Venom]] stages by alternatively tapping left and right on the control pad. After that is done, Peppy and Slippy will fly over more often and verbalize things. If Fox utilizes the taunt, Falco appears alongside them. If Falco utilizes the taunt, Fox appears alongside them. If they're both on the stage, only Peppy and Slippy will |
+ | Fox appears again as a playable default character in [[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]. Fox is a lightweight (lighter than he was in the antecedent game), and still the second most expeditious. Fox has the fastest falling speed of any character in the game, which compensates for his lost weight and can be acclimated to his advantage. However, Fox is at a disadvantage when it comes to eluding throwing combos or some forms of juggling. ''Melee'' integrates a dash attack, called the Fox Illusion. His Blaster is additionally expedited, and has rapid-fire capabilities, but enemies don't flinch at the impacts of its shots. His Fire Fox move additionally amends by going further than in the pristine ''Super Smash Bros.'' Additionally, at the commencement frames of the assailment, characters who come in contact are perpetually burned. Fox and Falco can perform a secret taunt on the [[Corneria]] and [[Venom]] stages by alternatively tapping left and right on the control pad. After that is done, Peppy and Slippy will fly over more often and verbalize things. If Fox utilizes the taunt, Falco appears alongside them. If Falco utilizes the taunt, Fox appears alongside them. If they're both on the stage, only Peppy and Slippy will verbalize. |
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Revision as of 23:31, 31 January 2017
These are the Star Fox and other games where Fox McCloud has appeared in.
Star Fox
Fox's transmission image in Star Fox
Fox is the main character in Star Fox. He sets out with his team to vanquish Andross, but to his displeasure, the Andross that was fought was only a decoy.
Instruction booklet description
- “Fox is the young leader of the Star Fox Team. Always at the forefront of the team's attack, he is an aggressive fighter who often must rely on his own skill to get his team out of trouble. Your skill will determine if his name goes down in space history as a champion of the people or a space rouge scoundrel.”
- —Star Fox 1993 Instruction Booklet
Star Fox 64/3D
Fox's transmission image in Star Fox 64.
Fox has the role as main character again in Star Fox 64/3D . His amicable nature contrasts that of Falco's. He sets out with his team to avenge his father's death, after learning of it from Peppy. Before each mission, General Pepper and Fox review the planet the team is about to enter. Additionally in this game, Fox's rivalry with Wolf O'Donnell is revealed, as the two target each other and make remarks in dogfights.
Instruction booklet description
- “The young leader of the Star Fox team, Fox is always at the forefront of the team's attack. Because of his fantastic flying skills and quick decisiveness, he is an extremely respected leader.”
- —Star Fox 64 Instruction Booklet
Strategy Guide description
- “The young leader of the Star Fox team lost his father to the evil machinations of Andross and Pigma Dengar. He has vowed to destroy Andross with the help of his friends. Fox has proven his skill as a pilot in space and on the ground, but this will be his greatest test.”
- —Official Nintendo Power Player's Guide, pg 7
Official Star Fox 64 Site description
- “Fox McCloud was a cadet at the Cornerian Defense Army Academy when he heard the news that his father, James McCloud, had met a violent end at the hands of the twisted genius, Andross. The senior McCloud had been betrayed by his own wingman, Pigma Dengar, and delivered into a deadly trap from which there was seemingly no escape. Only James's wingman, Peppy Hare, managed to limp home in his badly damaged starfighter. As the only survivor of the original Star Fox Team, Peppy insisted that the young Fox take on the leadership of the group and form a new team of pilots. Thrust into the leadership role that he wasn't prepared for, Fox recruited the hot-tempered Falco Lombardi and the mechanical genius Slippy Toad to make up the new Star Fox Team. For a price, this crack group will fight against any threat to the Cornerian star system. Although it may appear that the Star Fox Team is motivated only by financial gain, it will only accept missions that serve to uphold justice.”
- —Star Fox 64.com
Official Star Fox 64 3D description
- “Son of James McCloud and current Star Fox team leader, Fox is an ace pilot with masterful control of his Arwing and a sharpshooter of the highest order.”
- —Star Fox 64 3D.com
Nintendo Power Trading Cards
Trading cards
- “The legendary leadership qualities of James McCloud can easily be seen in his young son, Fox. Like his father before him, Fox leads the Star Fox Team,whenever they are called into action. Fox often has to come to the rescue of his faithful wingmen, but he knows that he can count on them to do the same if ever the need arises. Although Fox and the Star Fox Team only travel the far reaches of space when an urgent need arises, he feels comfortable within the cramped confined of his trusty Arwing fighter.”
- —Official Nintendo Power Trading Card
Perforated Trading Cards
- “Son of ace star pilot, James McCloud. Leader of the Star Fox team, the renowned mercenary squadron founded by his famous father. Fox possesses not only his father's incredible piloting skills, but his profound sense of justice, as well. Fox has dedicated himself to defeating Andross and bringing the traitorous Pigma Dengar to justice.”
- —Star Fox 64 Perforated Trading Cards
Age: 18
Height: 1.73 SM
Weight: 70.31 SK
Rating: SP 1st Class
Star Fox Adventures
Fox, as he appears in Star Fox Adventures.
In Star Fox Adventures, Fox is shown to have a more frolicsome, goofy, and less solemn nature, in contrast to his comportment in Star Fox 64 and Super Smash Bros. Fox is the main playable character of the game, along with Krystal, with whom he composes a relationship. Fox must make utilization of Krystal's staff's abilities and the avail of Prince Tricky to venture through the game and fight the SharpClaw led by General Scales. Peppy, Slippy, and ROB provide avail, but aren't physically involved in the game. At the terminus, Falco rejoins the team, to Fox's congeniality, and so does Krystal. Fox endeavors obnubilating his feelings for her when she thanks him, but ROB reveals his emotions, disconcerting him.
Instruction booklet description
- “Eight years after the defeat of Andross, Fox McCloud has matured as a leader and continues to be recognised as a great hero. He's still an active pilot, and his many skills with weapons and martial arts are often called into play.”
- —Star Fox Adventures Instruction Booklet
Star Fox: Assault
Fox in the ending cutscene.
Fox appears again in Star Fox: Assault, accommodating a role akin to the one he played in Star Fox 64, with a more solemn posture than the one he had in Adventures. Fox and his team's pristine mission was to take down Oikonny and his revolter forces, but an incipient threat arrives: the Aparoids. Fox's rivalry with Wolf withal softens in this game, as the two become less of enemies and more of friends, but still vigorous rivals. Fox reveals his feelings for Krystal even more when revisiting Sauria after subjugating the Aparoids that had invaded there. This time, it is brought up by Tricky, who is now a grown prince.
Instruction booklet description
- “Head of the commandos-for-hire Star Fox team. He's responsible and extremely capable of accessing situations and giving orders, not to mention a fiery hero with a strong sense of responsibility and a record of success.”
- —Star Fox: Assault Instruction Booklet
Multiplayer stats
Fox is playable in the multiplayer mode of Assault as well as the story mode. He has balanced stats and the second best Arwing Adeptness of all characters in the game behind Falco and the second best Landmaster Skill, behind Slippy. Fox's Pilot skill is tied with Peppy. His preferred weapon in Assault is the standard Blaster.
| Health | ★★★ |
| Speed | ★★★ |
| Jump | ★★★ |
| Arwing Skill | ★★★★ |
| Landmaster Skill | ★★★★ |
| Pilot Skill | ★★★★ |
| Special | N/A |
Star Fox Command
Fox, inside the Great Fox II in Star Fox Command.
In Star Fox Command, Fox accommodates the role of main character again. He now flies his own spacecraft, the Arwing II, which is an ameliorated version of the Arwing. The Arwing II can be upgraded depending on which way paths the player opts to progress to through the game.
Instruction booklet description
- “The hero of the game. He's the leader of the mercenary group Star Fox. His courage and sense of justice are well-known, though he can be too serious at times.”
- —Star Fox Command Instruction Booklet
Ending 1 - The Star Fox Team
During Ending 1 after the vanquishment of the Anglar forces, Fox spends most of his time convincing Krystal to stay with the team. He is prosperous after telling her that they will always be together, and the team goes to Aquas to meet Slippy's fiancee, Amanda. Slippy and Amanda get espoused on a beach, and Amanda joins the team to be more proximate to Slippy.
Ending 2 - Fox and Krystal
After the Anglar Emperor falls in Ending 2, Fox decides to retire and stay with Krystal. The two have a son denominated Marcus, who, in his teenage years, is enrolled in the Cornerian Flight Academy, where he learns how to fly the Arwing like his father and grandfather. Additionally like his forefathers, Marcus leads an incipient Star Fox team, with Falco as the adviser and Slippy's eldest son and Lucy's daughter as his wing-mates.
Ending 3 - Left Alone
The Anglar Army is subjugated at the Asteroid Belt, and Wolf sends a transmission to the Star Fox team verbally expressing how frustrated he is at having his work go unnoticed. Along with the message, Panther tells Krystal that he reluctantly accepts her rejoining Star Fox. After a few months, Krystal can no longer handle the pressure and leaves the team to go back to Panther and Star Wolf, leaving Fox alone and unloved.
Ending 9 - G-Zero
After Pigma is vanquished by the Star Fox team, Fox gets a transmission from Star Wolf verbalizing that they had beaten the Anglar forces and introduced Krystal as a proud member of the team. Fox visually perceives this and he becomes dispirited, marginally eating or slumbering. Falco execrates visually perceiving his friend in despair, and has a conception; leave the mercenary business to become G-Zero Racers. They remodel their Arwings and enter the G-Zero Grand Prix, and soon forget about their pasts as they become famous as G-Zero Racers.
Website bio description
- “Fox McCloud
Fox McCloud is the leader of the Star Fox squadron and his Arwing II is the sword point in the Anglar war. The Arwing II can be upgraded with twin lasers.” - —Star Fox Command Website bio (Fox)
- Arwing II
| Laser | Single |
| Lock | Single |
| Bomb | 2 |
| Shield | 4/5 |
| Boost | 4 |
| Time Bonus | 2 |
Star Fox Zero
Fox's team in the opening story.
Fox returns in Star Fox Zero acting as the playable character exactly like previous games, especially Star Fox 64.
Fox McCloud
- “Leader of an elite fighter squadron established by his father, ex-Cornerian flying ace James McCloud. He's a top notch Arwing pilot and his sharpshooting skills are unmatched.”
- —Star Fox Zero.com
Super Smash Bros. series
Fox McCloud has appeared in every Super Smash Bros. game to date as a default playable character. He wears his Star Fox 64 outfit in the series. Fox is an expeditious, light-weight character in each game, which contradicts his balanced stats in other games.
Super Smash Bros.
Fox's appearance in Super Smash Bros. is based off of his design from Star Fox 64.
Fox is a playable default character in Super Smash Bros. He is a lightweight, designating he can be facilely knocked-out at low percentages. His blaster can stun enemies in their tracks, his reflector can redirect other projectiles back at whomever is shooting at him, and his Fire Fox move launches him in the air a short distance. Fox has the second most expeditious running speed in the game, behind Captain Falcon.
Instruction booklet description
- “Following in his father's footsteps, Fox McCloud is the young leader of the Star Fox Team. With his trusty blaster, he plunges head-first into battle.”
- —Instruction Booklet
Palette swaps
Character profile
- “Following his dead father's footsteps as the young leader of the Star Fox Team, Fox McCloud's piloting of the super-high-performance combat ship ARWING for the Lylatian System is still fresh in our memories. His one weakness may be his difficulty earning the trust of his teammates.”
- —Fighter data
Super Smash Bros. Melee
Fox's design in Melee was based off of his appearance in the original Star Fox, unlike his design in Super Smash Bros..
Fox appears again as a playable default character in Super Smash Bros. Melee. Fox is a lightweight (lighter than he was in the antecedent game), and still the second most expeditious. Fox has the fastest falling speed of any character in the game, which compensates for his lost weight and can be acclimated to his advantage. However, Fox is at a disadvantage when it comes to eluding throwing combos or some forms of juggling. Melee integrates a dash attack, called the Fox Illusion. His Blaster is additionally expedited, and has rapid-fire capabilities, but enemies don't flinch at the impacts of its shots. His Fire Fox move additionally amends by going further than in the pristine Super Smash Bros. Additionally, at the commencement frames of the assailment, characters who come in contact are perpetually burned. Fox and Falco can perform a secret taunt on the Corneria and Venom stages by alternatively tapping left and right on the control pad. After that is done, Peppy and Slippy will fly over more often and verbalize things. If Fox utilizes the taunt, Falco appears alongside them. If Falco utilizes the taunt, Fox appears alongside them. If they're both on the stage, only Peppy and Slippy will verbalize.
Instruction booklet description
- “A wily fox that uses speed to keep enemies off balance.”
- —Instruction Booklet
Palette swaps
Trophies
| # | Name | Image | First Game / Move | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 19 | Fox McCloud |   |
Star Fox / Starwing 03/93 |
Fox McCloud is the leader of a band of adventurers-for-hire known as Star Fox. Fox and his fellow pilots Peppy, Slippy, and Falco patrol the Lylat system in their mother ship, the Great Fox. From the cockpit of his Arwing, Fox leads the ceaseless pursuit of the evil scientist Andross, who doomed Fox's father. |
| 20 | Fox McCloud [Smash] |   |
B: Blaster Smash B: Fox Illusion |
Fox is among the quickest and nimblest of the Smash Bros. characters. His speed is offset by low firepower, however, and he's better at one-on-one fights than melees with multiple foes. His Blaster is unique: it does damage but it doesn't make enemies flinch. His Fox illusion is best used as a surprise attack. |
| 21 | Fox McCloud [Smash] |   |
Up & B: Fire Fox Down & B: Reflector |
Fox falls quickly, so he's a tough target to strike from below; however, this advantage can work against him when he goes flying sideways. You can use the Control Stick to set the direction of the Fire Fox technique while it's charging up. On a side note, Fox is also much lighter than he was in the N64 Super Smash Bros. game. |
Super Smash Bros. Brawl
Fox's current Super Smash Bros. appearance. It is a mix between his Star Fox: Assault and Star Fox Command designs.
Fox makes an appearance in Super Smash Bros. Brawl as a playable character by default. He is the only character that does not appear in the E3 trailer. His outfit in Brawl is similar to his Star Fox 64 and Star Fox Command designs. Other additions include a holster for his gun, a scouter-like piece of equipment over his right eye and his Reflector is now visible on his belt. His headset's microphone additionally appears on the right side of his face instead of the left, which was the case for all of its previous appearances. His Final Smash is the Landmaster, which can hover, Barrel Roll and shoot potent blasts from the cannon. Fox, like Nintendo's other titular characters, has a major role in the Subspace Emissary.
He can perform a special taunt that opens a communications channel during a fight; however, he can only perform this taunt on one of his stages like Corneria and Lylat Cruise. If Fox gets hit before he can complete the taunt, it will fail, and the special taunt can only be attempted once per fight. Falco and Wolf can perform this taunt as well. Snake can do it in his stage (Shadow Moses island) additionally, except he verbalizes in the communications channel to learn about the brawler he knocked out.
Instruction booklet description
- “The famous Arwing pilot boasts first class speed and agility in combat.”
- —Instruction Booklet
Palette swaps
Special Moves
- Standard B: Blaster: In Super Smash Bros. it is used to make approaching characters flinch, but in Melee and Brawl, it has no flinching power and is good for racking up damage on an approaching character.
- Side B: Fox Illusion: Introduced in Melee, Fox will kneel and dash in the direction he is facing at an astounding speed. His illusions abaft him can cause damage.
- Up B: Fire Fox: In Super Smash Bros., it had short range and was scarcely useless. In Super Smash Bros. Melee, it could burn his opponents while charging up and had longer range. The same applies in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. However utilizing Fire Fox on a Smash Ball will grant the ability to utilize the Final Smash immedietely.
- Down B: Reflector: Fox's reflector has the unique ability to redirect an opponent's projectile back at them. Other reflectors have come along, but none are as expeditious.
- Final Smash - Landmaster: Fox will yell "Landmaster", jump in the air and come back down with a cyclopean tank. He will be able to shoot sizably voluminous blasts of energy and roll. He can additionally hover, so eluding this one is arduous.
Role in The Subspace Emissary
An Arwing is seen engaging the Battleship Halberd, but is soon struck by the grapple arm of the combo cannon and commences to fall toward its deck. This causes Kirby and Zelda/Peach to be blown overboard in its wake.
Fox's introduction in the Subspace Emisarry.
It is later shown that the Arwing crash-landed at the edge of a jungle, near a lake. Diddy Kong discovers the Arwing, but legendary Pokémon Rayquaza elevates from the lake and territorially attacks the Arwing with a Dragon Pulse, setting it aflame. As Diddy Kong is snatched up by the incited Pokémon, Fox is ejected from the cockpit of the burning Arwing and proceeds to effortlessly rescue Diddy Kong from the clutches of the serpentine Pokémon utilizing his Fox Illusion. In its anger Rayquaza uses another Dragon Pulse at Fox. Fox then utilizes his reflector to reflect the Dragon Pulse back at Rayquaza. Then Fox and Diddy Kong battle Rayquaza. After the two vanquish the giant Pokémon, Fox endeavors to depart, but is dragged away by Diddy Kong deeper into the jungle. Soon, they fight Erroneous Bowser and vanquish him. Suddenly, the authentic Bowser fires his Dark Cannon at them, scarcely dodging the shot. Albeit Diddy Kong is alacritous to fight Bowser, Fox kens that they don't have a chance against his Dark Cannon, so he prehends Diddy Kong and jumps off a cliff.
After recuperating from the fall, they are ambuscaded by Bowser again, who prospers in turning Diddy Kong into a trophy. Bowser then endeavors to turn Fox into a trophy, but he manages to dodge the shot, so Bowser sends some Shadowbugs to engender Erroneous Diddy Kong, outnumbering Fox. Falco Lombardi suddenly appears out of nowhere in his Arwing and preserves Fox from Bowser by eradicating his Dark Cannon, coercing Bowser to elude. Erroneous Diddy Kong commences to absorb more Shadowbugs, becoming gargantuan as a result. Fox utilizes the opportunity to revive the authentic Diddy Kong, and the three fight Erroneous Diddy Kong. After Falco indisposingly joins the group (being dragged along by Diddy in the same manner as Fox was earlier, much to Fox's regalement), they find a ship carrying Donkey Kong's trophy to a floating island. The Great Fox suddenly appears, and as Falco and Diddy Kong endeavor to liberate Donkey Kong, Fox plans to take down the Halberd with the Great Fox.
The Great Fox duels with the Halberd, but it culminates up getting tethered to and carried away by it, gets crashed into a mountain, and flies away in smoke. Later on, as Peach and Sheik/Zelda are making their elusion after Solid Snake liberates them, Fox is optically discerned assailing the Halberd again in his Arwing. During the fire-fight, some of the Arwing's blasters hit perilously proximate to Peach. Sheik does a very high range teleport on top of the Arwing and ruptures the cockpit. Both Sheik and Fox fall out of the Arwing and on the Halberd deck. They commence running towards each other at high speeds and just afore they break into a fight, Peach desultorily offers them a cup of tea. Albeit Fox is shocked by this, when Sheik accepts hers, he accepts his as well. Just as they do, a group of Shadow Bug Mr. Game & Watches fall from the Halberd's cockpit and form into Duon. The three are joined by Lucario and Solid Snake (who knocked them down there in the first place), as well as Falco who arrives on another Arwing, and vanquish the monster. Duon leaves abaft the authentic Mr. Game & Visually Examine's trophy as it vanishes. Fox prepares to blast the trophy, but Peach approaches it and revives Mr. Game & Visually Examine. Fox along with Falco joins the rest of the heroes in the assault on the Subspace Gunship and the assailment on Tabuu.
Trophy descriptions
| Name | How to unlock | Picture | Description |
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| Fox McCloud | Clear Classic Mode as Fox |   |
The leader of the commando unit for hire known as Star Fox. He uses both the team's mother ship, the Great Fox, and his personal Arwing fighter to challenge the evil scientist Andross. He made his name as an ace pilot but has lately shown himself also to be an adventurer with a knack for hand-to-hand combat.
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| Landmaster (Fox) | Clear All-Star Mode as Fox |   |
Fox's Final Smash. Climb aboard the Landmaster tank, the ultrahigh- performance, antiair, rolling combat vehicle of Team Star Fox. Just like in the Star Fox series, the cannon can be used to blast foes, and the tank can roll over enemies. The jets beneath the main body can be used to hover. Between its firepower and mobility, this tank knows no equal.
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| Fox (Assault) | Random |   |
The leader of the one and only Star Fox team. Fox McCloud is an expert pilot of both the Arwing and Landmaster. In on-foot battles, Fox starts with a blaster and continues on with four other types of weapons as he fights through the Aparoids. Fox also demonstrates his skills in air combat using the plasma cannons on the Arwing.
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Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U
Fox appears in the Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U games as a default playable character. His character design is marginally homogeneous to his antecedent one with some alterations, such as the additament of authentic fur and apparel, in contrast to his incipient cartoony style. An ebony outline surrounds him on the 3DS version in order to make him stand out at distances. Fox's gameplay is essentially unchanged from previous instalments. However, his blaster's barrel and it's holster now has his team's logo stitched on.
Wii U Trophies
| Name | How to unlock | Picture | Description | Trophy box |
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| Fox McCloud | Classic Mode |
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37. Star Fox | |
| Fox (Alt.) | All-Star |
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| Landmaster (Fox) | Final Smash |
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37. Star Fox | |
| Fox McCloud (Assault) | Series Related |
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3DS Trophies
| Name | How to unlock | Picture | Description |
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| Fox McCloud | Classic Mode |
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| Fox (Alt.) | All-Star |
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Palutena's Guidance
- Pit: Got any tips for fighting Fox?
- Palutena: Fox McCloud is the leader of the mercenary flight team Star Fox. His trademark is incredible speed.
- Pit: It's about time you showed up, Fox!
- Viridi: That was a terrible General Pepper, Pit.
- Palutena: You should be wary of his Blaster too.
- Pit: Everybody, stay alert!
- Palutena: Focus, Pit. You might think Fox's Blaster doesn't hurt all that much and ignore it, but you'll soon find out you've taken lots of damage.
- Pit: Sorry—I'm back. OK, I'll just reflect his shots with my Guardian Orbitars!
- Palutena: I figured you'd say that.
- Pit: Huh? Is that...not what I should do?
- Palutena: Like I said, he's quick on his feet, so there's no telling when he'll suddenly rush in and grab you. You've got to watch your back constantly when Fox is around.
- Pit: DO A BARREL ROLL!
Other Appearances
Star Fox 2
Fox as he would have appeared in Star Fox 2.
Fox was pristinely going to appear in Star Fox 2, but the game was scrapped to make way for the then-upcoming Nintendo 64. ROMs of the game in sundry stages of development were leaked on the Internet.
Cameos and references in other games
Fox and other Star Fox elements have minimized cameos in other games.
- In Stunt Race FX, there is a portrait of Fox which can be found in track-side billboards. Supplementally, in one of the tracks, an Arwing will infrequently fly overhead.
- In F-Zero X and GX, a character named James McCloud is a playable racer, bearing the name of Fox's father, as well as a similar appearance complete with ear-like hair and sunglasses.
- In WarioWare: Smooth Moves, he along with the rest of his team appear in the Star Fox microgame.
- In the game Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga, Fox was going to appear as a customer at the Starbeans Cafe along with other titular Nintendo characters. These scenes were superseded in the final product.
References
- NINTENDO POWER Star Fox 64: Official Nintendo Player's Guide. Redmond, WA, Nintendo of America. 1997.
- http://f.starfox-online.net/archives/starFox64.comReconstructed/fox.html
- http://f.starfox-online.net/archives/starFox64.comReconstructed/peppy.html
- Star Fox 1993; Instruction Booklet
- Star Fox 64 Instruction Booklet
- Star Fox Adventures Instruction Booklet
- Star Fox Assault Instruction Booklet
- Star Fox Command Instruction Booklet
- Super Smash Bros. Melee Instruction Booklet
- Super Smash Bros. Brawl Instruction Booklet
- List of Super Smash Bros. series Trophies (Star Fox series)
- http://starfox64.baldninja.com/sf64cast.htm
- http://starfox643d.nintendo.com/#/characters/fox-mccloud
- http://starfoxzero.nintendo.com/story/#section-teamstarfox
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| Others | Free-As-A-Bird • Marcus • Slippy's son • Peppy's granddaughter • Fara Phoenix | |
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           Armoured Arwing • Light Arwing
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| Other Vehicles |       • Roadmaster
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