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Aspects from the Star Fox series have made their way into other games over the years.

Platforms

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Stunt Race FX

On the Night Cruise stage, crash into all 5 signs labeled StarFox. After ramming all 5, an Arwing will fly overhead and drop a powerup.

Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars

In Hinopio's shop in Barrel Volcano, you will see three model ships: Captain Falcon's Blue Falcon from F-Zero, Samurai Goroh's Fire Stingray from F-Zero, and an Arwing from Star Fox.

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The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

Using Cheat Devices such as Gameshark, an Arwing can be made to appear as an enemy in Kokiri Forest. Although its purpose was initially unknown, it was eventually revealed that the Arwing was a placeholder to use for animating the boss character Volvagia.

Super Smash Bros.

Mario Golf

The Star Fox Characters can appear on the Scoreboard.

The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask

There are five masks which represent animal faces, and they are to remind of five Star Fox characters. Moreover, in the inventory, those masks are aligned in that order : Keaton mask, Bremen Mask, Bunny Hood, Don Gero's Mask and Mask of Scents, respectively Fox McCloud, Falco Lombardi, Peppy Hare, Slippy Toad, and Pigma Dengar.

Pokemon Stadium 2

Pokemon Stadium 2 (Star Fox 64 Cameo)
Star Fox 64 can be seen on the TV Screen in the player room from Pokemon Stadium 2, if the player have received a Nintendo 64 via mystery gift from Pokemon Gold/Silver and Crystal, changing the ornament as Pikachu doll for Charmander doll or replacing it. Sometimes the TV Screen image changes to show Star Fox 64.

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Super Smash Bros. Melee

Animal Crossing

An Arwing may be obtained by entering a special code into Tom Nook's gift system. It is one of the most expensive items in the game, selling for 25,000 Bells at Nook's store.

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WarioWare: Smooth Moves

9-Volt's boss stages are based on the original Star FoxSee Star Fox (WarioWare: Smooth Moves)

Super Smash Bros. Brawl

Animal Crossing: City Folk (or Let's Go to the City)

You can get an Arwing as a collectable item of furniture. If you touch it, it will play the Star Fox Theme.

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Tekken Tag Tournament 2

A Fox McCloud costume is featured in the game, among other Nintendo themed costumes.

Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U

Bayonetta 2

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A costume based on Fox McCloud is available for both Bayonetta and Jeanne in the game. It features Arwing shaped guns which allow the player to lock on to enemies much like in Star Fox 64

Super Mario Maker

Costumes for Fox, Falco, Slippy, Peppy, and the Walker from Star Fox Zero can be unlocked by completing the 100 Mario Challenge. The Fox and Falco costumes can also be unlocked by scanning their respective amiibo.

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Wesker and Frank West For Falco Lombardi or Peppy Hare Costume for Combine Elements or Fox McCloud Has A Red Alternate Did In Previously Super Smash Bros. Games

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His fifth alternate costume is a red costume with white coat and boots, black hair. It is based on M. Bison. His second alternate costume has a white jacket and pants with red shirt, tan-skinned zombies. It is based on his 3rd color from Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars. His fourth alternate costume is a red suit with blue accents, white belt, gloves and pants. It is based on his appearance in The Incredible Hulk #271.

Red outfit with black details. Scheme based on Rocket Raccoon's Ravager uniform.

Handhelds

Game Boy Advance

Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga

Fox as well as Slippy and Peppy were originally intended to make a cameo at the Starbeans cafe in the sidequest, alongside several other Nintendo characters. He would have arrived and gotten a free taste test of the new blend (although his hesitant reaction implied that wasn't his intention behind his appearance). He then is called back to aid Slippy. He would then provide the Mario Bros. with a Gold Ring. This was ultimately cut as a result of one of the cameo characters, E. Gadd, being given a more major role in the sidequest, although it was nevertheless included as dummied data. The Bonus Ring was also repurposed from the intended Gold Ring.

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Nintendo DS

Animal Crossing: Wild World

You can get an Arwing as a piece of furniture which plays the Star Fox theme tune when used.

X-Scape

The penultimate boss of the game is large head with hands, similar to Andross in Star Fox 64.

Nintendo 3DS

StreetPass: Mii Plaza

StreetPass: Mii Plaza features four collectible hats for Mii characters to wear from the Star Fox series. The first pair are a Fox Hat and Arwing Hat which can be found by playing Find Mii 2.  The remaining Falco Hat and Wolf Hat can be exchanged for coupons earned in either Mii Force, Flower Town, Warrior's Way, and Monster Manor

Animal Crossing: New Leaf

The Arwing item from the previous games returns as a random prize for the fortune cookies. The following fortune is read for the Arwing, "Your friends need you. They always need you. They will never stop."

Steel Diver: Sub Wars

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In Steel Diver: Sub Wars, a character resembling Peppy appears to introduce the player to the free game. This is also a reference to StreetPass: Mii Plaza, as a talking rabbit also sells games in that game. Star Fox character designer Takaya Imamura also did character design for Steel Diver: Sub Wars

In the June 2014 update of Steel Diver: Sub Wars, the Blue Marine from Star Fox 64 was added as a free DLC submarine. 

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Monster Hunter Generations

A costume based on Fox McCloud appears in Monster Hunter Generations.

WarioWare Gold

In WarioWare Gold, the microgame Star Fox returns from Smooth Moves, however it has been adjusted to play as a standard microgame, rather than a Boss microgame.

F-Zero series

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The F-Zero James McCloud.

Although different series by both gameplay and by settings but somewhat similar, both the Star Fox and F-Zero series are Nintendo properties and each have made several cameos or references to each other throughout their respective histories. Both the Star Fox and F-Zero series have Takaya Imamura as lead character designer. "F-Zero X" introduces two racers who are throwbacks to Star Fox characters. The first is James McCloud a human recreation of his Star Fox counterpart, whose vehicle the Little Wyvern also slightly resembles a modified Arwing. The second character is Leon, an alien who resembles Wolf O'Donnell with Leon Powalski's name. In "F-Zero GX", "F-Zero GP Legend" and "F-Zero Climax", both James McCloud and Leon reprise their roles as playble racers. In the GCN game, James McCloud's character design was updated to look even more like his to said character, such as his haircut resembling a fox head (despite being human). He is also revealed to be part of a group called "Galaxy Dogs," a obvious parody of the name "Star Fox." Another reference to Star Fox is McCloud's biography in F-Zero also notes him having a wife and a young son, except that unlike the F-Zero character, his Lylatian self's spouse has only been identified in the Nintendo Power comics, where he wasn't named specifically as James until the N64 game. Leon was also further updated to with enhanced artistry to resemble Star Wolf's leader.

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The N64 game also introduced Octoman, who would later make an altered appearance in Star Fox Command, the same game that had a homage to the F-Zero series in the game's 9th possible ending outcome; "The Curse of Pigma", where Fox and Falco retire from the Star Fox Team and become a racing team within the G-Zero GP.

Another factor to consider is that both Star Fox and F-Zero have both been featured in every entry in the "Super Smash Bros." series.

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