All games in the Star Fox series feature Slippy Toad as a supporting or playable character, as well as making appearances in spin-off media.
1993[]
Slippy's debut in the Star Fox series is in "Star Fox". Slippy tended to get himself chased by the enemy more often than the other two pilots, and had a croaking verbal tic that was removed in later appearances.
Instruction booklet description[]
- “While Slippy may seem to be timid and passive at times, he always keeps a positive mind set about things. The scrapes he gets himself in may add some comic relief to the dangerous situations you find yourself in during your mission. ”
- —Star Fox 1993 Instruction Booklet
Employed Guerrilla Unit "Star Fox" Personal Data[]
SLIPPY TOAD
- SEX: MEN
- AGE: 19
- HEIGHT: 113cm
- WEIGHT: 46kg
1997[]
Slippy's role in "Star Fox 64" is the same as it was in "Star Fox", except this time he is more valuable, as he can analyze the shields of all bosses except Andross, but only if he is on the battlefield to do so. Slippy is still the least-skilled pilot of the team and is often chased down by enemy ships, but it is necessary to keep his ship functioning to make fighting bosses more precise. Also in "Star Fox 64", Slippy's minor rivalry with Falco is shown, as the two make snide remarks about each other. It is also revealed in the game that Slippy is a rival to Andrew Oikonny, as the two target each other in the occasional dogfights. Slippy's transmission and base color is green. Slippy is a playable character in V.S mode by connecting a controller to the third socket.
Slippy played a major role in the Lylat Wars as a new (and barely experienced) pilot of the Arwing. His main role was to give information about the area (in a similar way that Peppy does) and to analyze the shield strength of bosses. Slippy's inexperience and lack of talent while flying got him into trouble more often than any other team member, for which Falco taunted him mercilessly. When the first mission started on Corneria, Slippy's enthusiastic nature led to him breaking off and getting scolded by Peppy to get back in formation, only for a Granga Fighter to tail him. When passing the waterfall beyond the seas behind Corneria City, Slippy was able to spot Granga's Mech before the All-Range arena.
During dogfights between the rival Star Fox and Star Wolf teams on Fichina, Bolse and Venom, Slippy shared a rivalry with Andross's nephew Andrew Oikonny, although there was never been anything to suggest the two characters have a history, and there was little to no dialogue between them.
When Fox faced the malfunctioning Spyborg at the remains of the space base at Sector X, Slippy intentionally broke formation like he did on Corneria and ignored Peppy's demands as he attempted to take on the haywired robot by himself. Spyborg then managed to land a hit on Slippy's Arwing and send him flying off course. As per Fox's request for information, ROB was able to detect a distress signal coming from Titania.
Since Corneria's Defense Forces did not have a tank force of their own, Slippy and Beltino constructed a prototype Landmaster tank for whenever the situation called for ground based missions. Fox used the only prototype Landmaster as his vehicle of choice when searching for Slippy after he crash landed on Titania. Slippy was very grateful to Fox rescuing him from the Goras that Andross augmented. On Macbeth, Fox used the Landmaster to closely follow the Forever Train, giving Slippy the opportunity to ask Fox how the Landmster was treating him.
When the Star Fox Team aided the Cornerian Husky and Bulldog squadrons on Katina, Slippy expressed that because of the Invader IIs using camouflage paint to look like the Cornerian Fighters, it was hard to tell the good guys from the bad ones.
On Solar, Slippy proudly said the Arwings could take temperatures up to 9000 degrees, but that was not enough to keep the shields from dropping, as the heat coming from the surface was even higher. Slippy eventually found the sweltering heat to be too much for him.
For the mission under the Aquas Ocean, Slippy gave Fox tips about the experimental Blue-Marine, and expressed disgust at the pollution. He was congratulated by Peppy for his brilliance on being able to create the submarine for the occasion but also jokingly criticized for being useful for once, and Falco joined in by citing that he'd take the sky any day.
At Bolse he informs Fox that the fighters are shielded and again fights Andrew of Star Wolf. At Area 6 he helps fend off some fighters and gives information on the Gorgon's weakness. On Venom he tries to stay clear of the temple where Golemech is, but goes in. At Andross's palace, he fights Andrew again, and protests against Fox going in but to no avail. After Fox comes out they head to Corneria to be congratulated by General Pepper. They then head to the Great Fox and fly of into the sunset.
Official Star Fox 64 Site descriptions[]
- “The excitable amphibian member of the Star Fox Team, Slippy may seem like a hyper-doofus, but he has excellent mechanical know-how. Slippy specialized in engineering at the Cornerian Academy, and learned a lot from his father, Beltino Toad, who is Director of Engineering at Space Dynamics Co. Ltd. As a member of the Star Fox Team, Slippy has invented a wide variety of gadgets and vehicles.”
- —Star Fox 64.com
Game Data[]
- “Slippy's "Bossometer" can detect the life force of Andross's powerful lieutenants, and his Blue Marine battle submersible will allow the Star Fox team to venture into the depths of the water world, Aquas.”
- —Game Data
Vital Stats[]
- Age: 18
- Height: 1.67 SM
- Weight: 63.50 SK
Instruction booklet description[]
- “He's the most energetic and positive member of the team, although sometimes Slippy can go a little overboard. While he's not the greatest pilot, he compensates with his mechanical skills.”
- —Star Fox 64 Instruction Booklet
Strategy Guide description[]
- “Slippy Toad brings enthusiasm and mechanical know-how to the team. As a flyer, though, he leaves something to be desired. In fact, he seems to get into trouble whenever you let him out of your sight. But it's better to have him along, in spite of his failings.”
- —Official Nintendo Power Player's Guide, pg 6
Mechanical Whiz[]
- “Slippy will route sensor scans of major foes through Great Fox's computer. Once the scans are complete, the enemy's Shield Guage will be displayed.”
- —Official Nintendo Power Player's Guide, pg 6
Nintendo Power Trading Card[]
Trading Cards
- “Talk about upbeat and positive! Slippy can take the worst of situations and make them seem like they are not so bad. The diminutive toad has the keen knack of being able to analyze an enemy's weaknesses. He is usually correct in his assessments, too. Slippy is not the best pilot in the Lylat System. He frequently takes questionable attack routes and often winds up getting himself into trouble. However, Fox knows that when he and the team run into a menacing creature, he would rather have Slippy along than now.”
- —Official Nintendo Power Trading Cards
Perforated Trading Cards
- “A close friend of Fox McCoud's at the Cornerian Defense Academy. Slippy withdrew when Fox invited him to join the new Star Fox team. What Slippy lacks in piloting skills he more than makes up for in engineering expertise. He created the Blue-Marine attack sub with help from his father, Beltino Toad, Director of Engineering at Space Dynamics Co., Ltd.”
- —Star Fox 64 Perforated Trading Cards
Age: 18
Height: 1.67 SM
Weight: 63.50 SK
Rating: SP 2nd Class2002[]
In "Adventures", Slippy served the same helpful role he did in the past games. In official artwork, Slippy is shown holding a screwdriver, but he doesn't use it in the game. During the events of Adventures, Slippy, Peppy, and ROB 64 all reside in the Great Fox and aid Fox from there. When Fox contacts Slippy, he can give Fox useful advice and hints in different areas, which would help Fox find his way through riddles and mazes. Slippy also airdrops Fox's Hi-Def Display Device but it requires having to be bought back from the ThornTail Store after the ShopKeeper found it first. When Fox is taken prisoner at CloudRunner Fortress, Slippy creates the SharpClaw Disguise for him to use, which is the only ability that wasn't found in a Staff Cavern or doesn't need the use of Krystal's Staff. At the end of the game, Slippy and Fox hi-five to demonstrate their long standing friendship since their childhood.
After ROB ended up breaking down during a briefing on what was occurring on Sauria, Slippy attempted to fix him up, eventually managing to do so successfully by the time the Great Fox arrived within close proximity to Sauria. After Fox and Peppy told Slippy to turn down the Jukebox, Slippy "complied" by throwing his wrench at the jukebox and turn it off altogether. Slippy also helped out in the Saurian Crisis. Instead of flying, he had stuck with giving Fox information and helpful hints about his surroundings. He also worked on a translation device for Dino, and gave his stab at translating the Queen Earthwalker's statements to Fox before it was completed. During the long 8 years between the Lylat Wars and the incident on Dinosaur Planet, Slippy withdrew from active flight duty so he could spend more time working on his developments, one such design was a SharpClaw disguise which enabled Fox to fool the Sharpclaw and access various areas. He also acted as Fox's "training rival" via a training simulator he had developed during that time, but his own imcompetence left Fox unimpressed. Upon learning of Sauria's impending destruction, he also attempted to fix up ROB after the latter briefly malfunctioned when giving data on what was going on, finishing his repairs by the time the Great Fox arrived at Sauria's proximity. When Andross was defeated again and Falco returned, Slippy happily recited: "The Star Fox Team is back together again.", showing his appreciation of Falco. Slippy also gladly accepted Krystal into the team as well.
2005[]
Slippy appeared again in "Star Fox: Assault". His part in this game is the same as before, and it is revealed that Slippy is one of the head engineers for the Star Fox team's arsenal of craft, including the Landmaster and the Arwing. The game also introduces his father, Beltino Toad, who Slippy himself is surprised to see. Slippy's rivalry with Falco seems to have mellowed out, but the two still make unnecessary comments about each other as they converse. Besides his missions in an Arwing, he also once participated alongside Fox in on-foot combat at the Sargasso Space Zone, where he held his own alongside Fox in fighting off the Ruffians. Slippy was so upset to see Peppy and ROB's sacrifices that he burst into tears, but was overwhelmed to see their surprise survival and erratically piloted his Arwing from being overjoyed.
Multiplayer[]
Slippy is available as a playable character in Assault's multiplayer mode. He has high stamina (second best behind Wolf) and the best Landmaster skill of all characters in the game, but poor speed. He also has the second best jump and blaster charging speed, behind Peppy, but runs slightly faster.
Slippy mostly excels in ground combat. He has good survivability thanks to his high health, and his slightly more compact shape in comparison to other characters as well as his high jumping ability accentuate his defenses in close quarters. He is hampered slightly by his poor running speed, however, which somewhat mitigates his advantages in the Landmaster tank since he takes longer to find and acquire one, especially on larger maps like Titania. Slippy's high Landmaster skill means the targeting reticle is larger for him than it is for other characters, letting him more easily lock on to opponents. His poor Arwing skill, which is tied with Wolf and Krystal for worst in the game, puts him at a disadvantage on aircraft-only maps. Lastly, Slippy's offense is accentuated by his special ability which allows his blaster to charge twice as fast as normal.
When Slippy wins a match, he exclaims "I won!" and performs the swim dance.
Slippy played a role in the Aparoid Invasion similar to his role in the Lylat Wars. He was hinted as being less athletic than the rest of the team, such as when the team runs a long distance to board their Arwings, where Slippy slowly falls behind, and in the case where everybody jumps into their ships for launching, Slippy ends up falling head first into his ship.
Fortuna[]
Slippy and the rest of Star Fox participated in the battle against Andrew Oikonny's Rebellion over the planet Fortuna. Arriving just in time to save the Cornerian fleet from destruction, Slippy and the team got into their Arwings, and battled against Oikonnys fleet. Slippy got tailed easily, but was saved by Fox, and was teased by Falco who said "You haven't changed a bit Frog-boy". During the battle, Slippy was able to find Oikonny's stealth squadron via radar, giving Fox a heads up on the incoming enemy. They were eventually forced to go planet side, since Oikonny had made a hasty retreat there. At the battle, they reached Oikonny's base, but discovered they were waiting for them. Slippy was trailed, and once again rescued by Fox. They finally caught up to Oikonny, who transformed his ship to a weaker look-alike of Andross. Slippy was able to download his shields, and the team easily defeated him. Oikonny however, taunted them, before being shot down by an unknown assaliant. The shooter turned out to be a bug-like alien, that was proved hostile by its attempt at killing Krystal. After defeating it, Slippy spotted more of these creatures and warned Fox, but not before Fox got something from the dead Apariod that Peppy knew was important.
Katina[]
It was soon revealed to Slippy and the team that the creature was an "Aparoid" by General Pepper. It was then revealed to Slippy's chagrin that his father, Beltino Toad, was the research director. Beltino told them how 17 years ago, a sole Apariod destroyed a fleet, leaving few survivors. The thing Fox found, was revealed to Slippy and the team by Beltino as a Core Memory. General Pepper then told them that a distress signal is coming form the Katina outpost, but are unable to contact anyone, and tells them to find the distress signal. Fox tells Slippy and the rest to cover him from Arwings. At the battle, dozens of Aparoids were found, which later dropped Aparoid Hatchers. Slippy was tailed and rescued by Fox once again, who was currently piloting a Landmaster. Slippy wondered if there were survivors in the building. Finally, after killing the rest of the Aparoids, the Aparoid Ship appeared. Slippy panicked at its size, exclaiming that "It's huge!" He was able to download its shield, and they eventually defeated it. They discovered that it held a Core Memory, but suddenly, Pigma came out of nowhere and stole it, forcing the team to find him.
Sargasso Space Zone[]
Slippy later learned based on intelligence that Pigma apparently stopped at the Sargasso Space Zone, with Slippy growing nervous due to it being the home of all sorts of criminals. Because the thugs learned that Star Fox was in the system when they hailed them, and the thugs lack of cooperation, Slippy accompanied Fox to take on the interior of the space station, and held off several of the enemy soldiers/mechs that swarmed the building while Fox took out the transportation modules, and up to Star Wolf's arrival.
Fichina[]
Upon learning of Pigma being at Fichina due to intel from Star Wolf recruit Panther Caroso, Slippy alongside the rest of the Star Fox team arrived at Fichina, only to discover that Pigma and the Aparoids had deactivated the climate control center on the planet. Slippy gave support to Fox via the comm channel due to Fox being the only one capable of actually going down to the planet and taking out the shield generators and shutting down the blizzard. He then celebrated that the climate control center had been reactivated and the disappearance of the blizzard, although his satisfaction was short-lived when Fox was cornered by malfunctioning Sentry Bots. He, alongside Krystal, later participated in backing up Fox in taking out the Aparoids. He later did an analysis on the security droids because they had acted suspicious when attacking Fox, and discovered that they had become victims of Aparoidedation and were slaves to the hive mind. He then relayed his discovery to Fox and Falco, although Pigma then proceeded to confirm Slippy's confirmation before infecting the climate control center's core.
Asteroid Field[]
After Pigma escaped in the chaos of Fichina, they tracked him down to the asteroid field. Upon arrival, Slippy discovered the wreckage of a Wolfen, indicating that Star Wolf had been through this area ahead of Star Fox. Slippy also noticed some vessels chasing the Arwings and warned about rocket meteorites and closing meteors. He later ended up ambushed by some Aparoid ships at Pigma's base and was shocked at the Aparoidetized prototype mech from Fortuna. Afterwards, he fought Pigma alongside the other Star Fox members.
Sauria[]
When Sauria and its inhabitants came under attack again, Star Fox arrived to end the disaster, in which Slippy controlled the skies of Sauria with Falco.
Corneria[]
When Corneria was devastated by Aparoid attacks, Slippy continued to hold the same role as before. He like the others, was very reluctant to have to destroy General Pepper's Flagship to prevent Aparoid Infection from taking control.
Orbital Gate[]
Contacted again by his father Beltino, Slippy was the first to understand the possible Apoptosis weakness that could wipe the Aparoid Race out and that a self-destruct program might be the solution. Bombarded by Aparoid Swarms, Slippy fought against the invasion with the Star Fox and Star Wolf team and remaining Cornerian military.
Aparoid Homeworld[]
Slippy sobs at the loss of Peppy and ROB.
Arriving at the Homeworld, Slippy held piloting position again with Falco. However, occasionally, he reported in telling Fox that he was unable to aid him in taking down the Aparoid hatchers due to the architecture of the base making sighting impossible, also complaining to the Aparoids for apparently never having heard of windows. He was able to make an immediate analysis on the impressive Anti-Laser Shield before Peppy made an impetuous suicide move to disable it. Though deeply heartbroken by the loss of Peppy and ROB, Slippy flew into the tunnels of the Homeworld with the rest of the team. Upon the encounter with the Aparoid Queen, Slippy dismissed the Queen's deceptive imitations of their fallen friends, allowing the team to carry out the Self-Destruct program. He provided the warning of the Queen's suppression towards the program as a dire counterattack, causing the true final battle to commence.
After the Queen's destruction with the rest of her kind, Star Fox managed to escape the exploding planet, taking both a tremendous victory and a heart crushing remembrance with them. Slippy was the first to discover that Peppy and ROB had miraculously survived their earlier sacrifice, albeit with only the bridge console remaining of the Great Fox, and ended up screaming in shock, initially causing the team concern before celebrating their survival. He also discovered that Fox knew, or at least anticipated that they would survive, causing him to call Fox a "sneaky dog."2006[]
In "Star Fox Command", Slippy is still a helpful character as he was in the previous games. He now pilots his own ship, the Bullfrog, and has found a love interest of his own.
After the Aparoid race was destroyed, Slippy temporarily withdrew from the Star Fox team to spend more time with his newfound love, Amanda. However, when Fox needs backup taking out the Anglar forces, Slippy was happy to come to his assistance again. He piloted his customised Arwing, the Bullfrog, which had been fitted with Plasma Lasers and high shielding, and was the only ship in the game able to carry up to three Nova Bombs, but has no lock and only two boost bars.
In one scenario, he ended up brainwashed by Octoman, forcing the team to contend with him while at the same time stopping Octoman, though his brainwashing wore off after Octoman was defeated, with him being unaware of what happened. Slippy then joined the team to make up for what he unwittingly did.
In one of the game's endings, Slippy forms a family with Amanda and his eldest son becomes a member of the Star Fox team under the leadership of Marcus McCloud. In a future time period, Slippy tells him numerous grandchildren of the Star Fox team's legacy. In a different ending, Slippy marries Amanda and has numerous children, one of which joins the new Star Fox.
Instruction booklet description[]
- “Fox's closest friend on the Star Fox team. He's a better mechanic than he is a pilot, and he comes up with all kinds of weapons for the team to use.”
- —Star Fox Command; Instruction Booklet
Website bio description[]
- “Slippy Toad
Star Fox team's weapon developer. Slippy's Bullfrog fighter may not have a target lock but its Plasma Shot and multi-bomb bay make it one” - —Star Fox Command Website bio (Slippy)
2011[]
Slippy's role in the 3DS version of Star Fox 64 is essentially the same.
Instruction Booklet description[]
- “Slippy provides an analysis of the boss's shields during a boss fight. When he is not flying with the team, the boss's shield gauge does not appear on screen.”
- —Star Fox 64 3D; Instruction Booklet
Official Star Fox 64 3D Site description[]
- “An essential but inexperinces member of the Star Fox team, Slippy tends to get himself into trouble. But he provides vital analysis of the sheild gauge when in boss battles.”
- —Star Fox 64 3D.com
2016[]
Slippy returns in Star Fox Zero acting like he did before, giving out a bossometer if he is on the battlefield.
2017[]
Slippy appears in "Star Fox 2" as one of six playable characters (the four males plus females Miyu and Fay). The game was originally scrapped in mid-1995 to make way for the then-upcoming Nintendo 64, and ROMs of the game in sundry stages of development were later leaked on the Internet. However, the final version of the game was pre-installed on the Super NES Classic Edition in 2017.
Slippy made a brief cameo in Super Smash Bros. Melee, assisting Fox in an Event Match titled respectively Slippy's Invention. He created a cloaking device for Fox and Falco to use during that event. Although Slippy is the supposed inventor of the Cloaking Device, its game listings in Trophy mode don't show that it has any relation to the Star Fox series. Slippy can also appear if the character (as either Fox or Falco) does a secret taunt (done by alternatively tapping the left and right buttons on the control pad) on the Corneria or Venom stages.
Trophy[]
| # | Name | Image | First Game / Move | Description |
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| 181 | Slippy Toad |   |
Star Fox / Starwing 09/93 |
Slippy Toad is the mechanical genius behind most of the Star Fox team's new weapons and technology, and just lately he's been spending the bulk of his time in Research and Development. He's also a competent pilot, but his enthusiasm tends to outweigh his technical flight skills. He and Fox have been friends ever since their school days. |
Slippy also makes appearances as a trophy, stickers and in several Smash Taunts in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. He, along with Krystal, Peppy Hare, Panther Caroso, and Leon Powalski, with Fox McCloud, Falco Lombardi and Wolf O'Donnell, occasionally, will make a few comments in a secret taunt (unlike in Melee, it's done by doing the "down" taunt for about one frame of time) in the Lylat Cruise stage (he can appear again in the Past Stage Corneria as well. It is revealed in one of the messages that Slippy can relate to Leon.
Trophy[]
Note: The Trophy erroneously implies that he's poor at combat. While he isn't good with an Arwing, Assault reveals that he is decent at on-foot combat, and he is the one character to excel at driving a Landmaster in the same game's multiplayer mode.
Stickers[]
| Name | Game | Effect | Characters | Sticker |
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| Slippy | Star Fox 64 | Attack +10 | Any |  |
| Slippy | Star Fox: Assault | Attack +6 | Any |  |
Snake's Codec[]
On the Metal Gear stage Shadow Moses Island, whenever Snake tries to gather information on Falco (the person he attempted to call was implied from the frequency to be Colonel Roy Campbell), Slippy will intercept and tell Snake about Falco instead. In this conversation, it is revealed that Slippy designed the reflector and blaster weapons Fox and Falco use in the games. This also makes Slippy the only Star Fox character, and the only character overall, to be interacted in all secret taunts.
Slippy As Seen In Snake's Smash Taunt.
- Snake: This is Snake...
- Slippy: Copy, Snake! This is Slippy!
- Snake: Whaa--! Who is this? What are you, some kind of frog?!
- Slippy: Easy there, buddy! Just thought I'd hop on the wireless and give you a holler. Don't get mad!
- Snake: Hacked right into my channel, huh...
- Slippy: But I'm not there to mess nothin' up. Don't worry.
- Snake: (groans) ...
- Slippy: Just so ya know, Falco uses a Blaster and Reflector that I designed, just like Fox does. But Falco will kick his Reflector and send it flyin' around. Just showin' off, if you ask me.
- Snake: No reason a weapon can't have more than one use. In fact, I'd say it's versatility shows how well you designed it.
- Slippy: Hey, maybe so! I feel all fuzzy now! Thanks, Snake!
- Snake: Maybe next time we meet, you can design me a weapon...
Slippy appears in both versions of the fourth Super Smash Bros. title as a trophy. His artwork is captured from Star Fox 64 3D, while the pose is taken from the 3DS's menu screen. It implies that his nervous behaviour only annoys the Star Wolf team, which is incorrect, for his clumsiness has shown to annoy his entire team, even Fox. During the new Smash Taunts, Slippy calls the fighters "our new friends" but prays they don't step on his Arwing's G-Diffuser.
Wii U Trophy[]
| Name | How to Unlock | Picture | Description | Trophy Box |
| Slippy Toad | Series Related |   |
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37. Star Fox |
3DS Trophy []
| Name | How to Unlock | Picture | Description |
| Slippy Toad | Series Related |  Slippy's trophy. |
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Slippy appears in "Ultimate" as a support spirit, using one of his artworks from "Star Fox Zero". He also reprises his role as one of Solid Snake's Codec contacts due to his reappearing as a playable character.
Support Spirits[]
| Spirit Stats | Augmented Fighter Stats | |||||||||||
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| No. | Image | Name | Type | Class | Cost | Ability | Origin Game | Enemy Fighter | Enemy Power | Stage | Rules | Conditions |
| 385 |   |
Slippy Toad | Shield | ★★★ | 1 | Made of Metal | (Artwork: Star Fox Zero) |
9,600 | Frigate Orpheon | N/A | •Defeat the main fighter to win •Timed battle •The enemy tends to avoid conflict | |
Slippy was originally intended to have a voice-only cameo during Fox's cameo during the Starbeans sidequest, where he was to call Fox as he was ordering one of the Mario Bros.' newest creations requesting assistance and wondering where Fox was, causing the clerk to realize that Fox has a busy schedule. This cameo ended up cut alongside Fox himself due to E. Gadd getting a larger role in the sidequest.
Slippy appears in his SNES look with the rest of the team in the boss microgame of 9-Volt and 18-Volt's stages, shouting out piloting tips and encouragement.
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/slippy.html
- Star Fox 1993; Instruction Booklet
- Star Fox 64; Instruction Booklet
- Star Fox 64 3D; Instruction Booklet
- Star Fox Adventures; Instruction Booklet
- Star Fox: Assault; Instruction Booklet
- http://starfox64.baldninja.com/sf64cast.htm
- List of Super Smash Bros. series Trophies (Star Fox series)
- http://starfox643d.nintendo.com/#/characters/slippy-toad
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