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1. #1Vehiclesconstant

   Keys: Vehicles, Arwing, Landmaster, Blue-Marine, Gyrowing, The Great Fox

   Arwing: The Arwing is the main air craft of the Star Fox team, it has appeared in all Star Fox games to date. Throughout their appearances the Arwings have had considerable changes, though all versions have retained the basics such as simple lasers that can be upgraded and Smart Bombs. Landmaster: This tank first appeared in Star Fox 64 as a tracked light tank in two of the game's missions and one of the game's multiplayer maps. It appeared again in Star Fox: Assault, although with wheels replacing the tank treads for this game only, the tanks were also modified somewhat and acted as anti-air craft tanks. In Zero, an alternate flight upgrade of the Landmaster called the Gravmaster is the flying tank that serves best for increased mobility and airborne performance, but when the boost meter runs out the Gravmaster will revert into the normal Landmaster. Blue-Marine: The Blue-Marine is a submarine vehicle, it has only been used once by Fox McCloud on the planet, Aquas. Instead of shooting bombs, the Blue Marine has an unlimited source of torpedoes. Strangely enough, this vehicle was never used again. It is unknown if it is even still in their arsenal. It is equipped with lasers like the Arwing, essentially performing the same way the Arwing would, only underwater. Gyrowing: The Gyrowing is a slow-flying hovercraft ship that serves best at stealth missions. It can deploy a tethered robot called Direct-I to gather item pickups such as medals during a mission and simultaneously collect various items on platforms, such as medals and even hack into computers. The Direct-I robot can also fire at enemies to defend itself. The Great Fox: Great Fox is the teams base of operations and later their home, it is used for carrying the Arwings and other vehicles as well as back up against heavy assaults. ROB 64 is the primary pilot of the Great Fox. The Great Fox appearing in Star Fox Command acts as the successor to the original Lylat Wars Great Fox following the loss during the Aparoid Invasion. It launches star fighters and fires missiles to defend itself but cannot move on the map screen and will be destroyed instantly upon contact with enemies. The Mothership that appears in Star Fox 2 is essentially the games equivalent to the traditional Great Fox, but can only hold and repair star fighters and cannot take part in battle.

2. #2Weaponsconstant

   Keys: Blaster, Sniper, Homing Launcher, Gatling Gun, Machine Gun, Reflector:

   Weapons: Blaster: The Blaster was the main weapon of every character in Assault, as it is impossible for a character to be unarmed. Similar to the Arwing's lasers, the blaster can be charged. It has a semi-lock, not a full lock, which meant that the targeting reticule would slightly lock on to the foe and it would change your direction. It can damage armored enemies, but only with charged shorts. Slippy and Peppy had special abilities which allowed them to charge their blaster's lasers at higher speeds than normal. This is to compensate for their poor running speed. Sniper Rifle: Manufacturer: Star Fox team? Type: Long range rifle Launch succession: 4 seconds Ammunition capacity: 10 shots “You can use a Sniper Rifle to pick off foes from a distance.” — The Sniper Rifle is a powerful default weapon. It is a high precision weapon equipped with a double magniscope for zooming, and armed with long range laser bullets that kill most enemies in one precise shot. In appearance the weapon resembles the real world L115 sniper rifle. Homing Launcher: The Homing Launcher (also known as the Homing Missile Launcher) is a very useful and powerful default weapon that has its own auto-lock feature and homing capabilities (hence the name). The Space Dynamics seal is on the barrel, pointing out they are the weapon's manufacturer. Gatling Gun: Manufacturer: Star Fox team Type: Small Arms Launch succession: Rapid Ammunition capacity: 100 rounds Machine Gun: The Machine Gun is a standard weapon available in Star Fox: Assault. It fires rapid shots, which is good for racking up damage. Machine Guns can be found just about anywhere, even some enemies will drop them. It has a more powerful counterpart, called the Gatling Gun. Manufacturer: Star Fox team? Type: Rapid-fire Small Arms Launch succession: Rapid Ammunition capacity: 200 Rounds Reflector: Manufacturer: Slippy Toad Type: Force Field Launch succession: Instant Ammunition capacity: Infinite “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.” —Slippy Toad The Reflector: The Reflector is a special device used by Fox McCloud, Falco Lombardi, and Wolf O'Donnell in the Super Smash Bros. Series. Its actual appearance wasn't revealed until Super Smash Bros. Brawl, where Fox shows it before using it. Before, it was thought that Fox and Falco generated it using some mystical force. The reflector's general purpose is to reflect projectiles back at the opponent, however it will not protect the user against close combat attacks. Fox's Reflector: When used, Fox creates a blue, hexagonal shield which deflects any projectile from any angle, with the exception of Final Smashes. It can also be used to damage enemies in close proximity to the user when activated, sending them downwards. Fox can hold it for unlimited time, and also delays his fall if used in midair. In Super Smash Bros, it is strong enough to reflect an Arwings laser fire, which can become a useful attack if any players are caught in the crossfire. If any projectiles are bounced back and forth between two players at once, it will continue until the first receivers shield backfires. Falco's Reflector: Falco's Reflector is used the same way as Fox's in Super Smash Bros. Melee, except it dealt more damage and had more knockback upon collision with another opponent (and sends that opponent upwards). In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Falco kicks his reflector, and it is activated by hitting it. It was personalized to Falco's standards and comes back to him like Link and Toon Link's Boomerang (makes the opponent to slip most of times it hits him/her). The shield will entirely protect the front of him for the duration of the toss, but not his backside. According to Slippy when contacting Snake via Codec, his kicking the reflector was a personalized aspect in an attempt to show off.

3. #3Star Fox Loreconstant

   Keys: Lore, Backstory, History, Team Star Fox

   As for Jame's Death: Five years after the disgraced Dr. Andross was excommunicated from Corneria, the scientists from the observation station informed General Pepper about reports of strange bio-weaponry activity detected on Venom - a barren, inhospitable, and desolate planet on the far edge of the Lylat System. These reports worried General Pepper as he knew Venom was where the evil mad scientist Andross had been exiled to for treason it just a few years before, so for the safety of the entire Lylat System, he hired the now legendary Star Fox team to go on a vital scouting mission to Venom and determine the cause of the strange activity. Upon their arrival, the Arwing crew learned too late that Andross's forces were lying in wait for them all along, as Pigma was actually a double agent all along and had been bribed by him with the promise of immense riches by his new master Andross, leading James and Peppy into a deadly trap and were immediately captured by Andross without any chance of escaping to tell the tale. The Star Wolf leader Wolf O'Donnell was also suspected to have been involved in James' disappearance as well. Peppy soon managed to barely escape captivity on his own, and flew his damaged Arwing back to Corneria. When he returned, he informed General Pepper and James' son, Fox, of what happened to James, Pigma, and himself during the failed scouting mission. While it is unknown what exactly happened to the missing James, he was declared dead. Upon hearing this, Fox couldn't bring himself to believe that his father was truly gone, but nevertheless vowed to get revenge on Andross for murdering his father and bring the traitorous Pigma to justice. Vixy had watched all of this unfold from heaven and was deeply saddened by how james seemingly died, After Peppy returned and delivered the news of James' fate to Fox and General Pepper, Fox decided to follow in his father's footsteps and resume leadership of Star Fox. Even though Peppy was older than all the other Star Fox Team members, he declined the leadership role and insisted that the younger Fox McCloud take over the team after Fox's father was slain by Andross. Using both the Great Fox and ROB 64, a robotic pilot purchased by James for the team but never given the chance to be utilized, Fox recruited Peppy, Slippy Toad, and Falco Lombardi to fight together and defend peace wherever it was threatened, thus creating a new Star Fox Team to be formed. General Pepper, still feeling guilty of sending his old friend James to his doom, decided to take responsibility of his son Fox's career. Pigma Dengar succeeded at his mission, got paid a huge sum of money, and instead joined Star Wolf, a rival mercenary-for-hire group. However, he was kicked out due to his incredible greed and distrustful nature after the Lylat Wars. He was later assimilated by the Aparoids and was apparently destroyed by Fox. The Aparoid Queen later used James McCloud's likeness to attempt to trick Fox into surrendering. However, it ironically exposed her deception due to "James" telling Fox to effectively give up, something Fox knew full well his father would never tell him to do. In most "Command" endings, Star Fox remains together and may even have a new generation. The legacy that James McCloud left behind is one that the citizens of the Lylat System are indebted to, but the ultimate fate of James was never revealed. Most believe that he was executed at the hands of Andross, imprisoned, or even brainwashed. When Fox completes James's final mission, James unexpectedly appears and helps Fox escape Andross's self-destructing lab. Fox is surprised, believing his father was dead. This could be a hallucination or James having escaped the Black Hole. It was revealed that James did escape which shocked Vixy and made her scream in the afterlife and cheer the two on, she was saddened again that james had sacrificed himself to save fox but was mostly shocked by the fact that james never once appeared in her side of the afterlife. Star Fox Team Lore: Star Fox, also referred to as the Star Fox Team or Team Star Fox, is a legendary team of mercenaries and adventurers-for-hire which has repeatedly defended the Lylat System in times of peril. Founded by James McCloud, the leadership passed through to his son, Fox, after his apparent disappearance. Its emblem is a stylized red fox with a scarf that mimics wings. 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, they will only accept missions that serve to uphold justice. Early Beginnings: Star Fox was founded by James McCloud and his best friend, Peppy Hare. Shortly into their new career, they were joined by a new member: Pigma Dengar. The team flew about the Lylat System, finding work wherever they were. They earned so much that James decided to take out an 80-year loan to finance the team's headquarters and building rights to a new mothership from Space Dynamics that would transport the trio about the System, in conjunction with an android pilot for extra assistance, but they had to wait a while until it was completed. Star Fox tangled in battle after battle with Wolf O'Donnell during an uprising threat from an evil mad scientist named Andross. Occurrence at Venom: Meanwhile, Andross unleashed a secret experiment that annihilated Corneria's cities and was arrested by General Pepper, tried for treason and finally banished to the far away desolate planet, Venom, for the casualties he caused on Corneria. Five years after the ordeal, General Pepper received reports from Corneria's observation station about sightings of bioweaponry appearing from Venom. The Star Fox team was then hired by General Pepper to investigate these reports, but the senior McCloud and Peppy had been betrayed by their own wingman, Pigma Dengar having been paid immense riches and betrayed his teammates to his new master Andross, delivering them into a deadly trap upon their arrival, from which there was seemingly no escape. Wolf O'Donnell of the future Star Wolf team was also suspected to have had a hand in the involvement. James never came back, and was presumed dead afterwards. Only James's wingman, Peppy was barely able to escape, but managed to limp home in his badly damaged starfighter. Peppy returned home to Corneria and informed Pepper of Pigma's treachery and the danger Andross posed to the Lylat System. He also told James' son Fox of his father's fate. The investigation mission was a failure, and with one member of Star Fox going traitor and the other disappearing without a trace, the team was dissolved. Fox was a cadet in the Cornerian Defense Army Academy when he heard the news that his father had met a violent end at the hands of the twisted genius, Andross, and he couldn't bring himself to believe he was truly gone. Two years later, Fox became an adult and refounded the team alongside Peppy, who had become a surrogate father to him. As the only survivor of the original Star Fox Team, Peppy insisted that the young Fox should 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 talented but brash Falco Lombardi and the mechanical genius Slippy Toad to make up the new Star Fox Team. Still feeling guilty about sending James to his doom, Pepper began to worry for Fox's future and decided to take the young McCloud's career into his own hands too. Services and Legacy: “I feel a lot more confident with you around!” —Dog Soldier The Star Fox team are elite commandos-for-hire, therefore they are not restricted to serving any one client, yet they will only work for commitments that serve justice. The team are known to have a long-standing, even personal connection with the Cornerian Military. Their payments are known to be very steep at times, evident by General Pepper acknowledging in Star Fox 64 after looking at the team's service invoice, "This is one steep bill! But it's worth it." or even an astounded "What?!". In Star Fox Adventures, it is only after Pepper notes to Fox that "your fee has been approved" that the team start to show immediate interest in their expedition on Dinosaur Planet. This is because they require a lot of money to make upgrades to their armoury and especially to pay off the 80-year loan James McCloud took out to purchase the original Great Fox. The Star Fox team's successful, reputable work seems to have a positive, morale boosting effect on friendly Cornerian pilots, evident by the above quote. Krystal's change of employment to Star Wolf apparently made her unpopular with the Cornerian public as two dogs mock her behind her back, believing her to have betrayed the Star Fox team in the Star Fox Command's ending 4 Star Wolf Returns. Team motto “Never give up. Trust your instincts.” —James McCloud & Peppy Hare The original Star Fox team's basic motto has still remained a trademark motive throughout the team's years of service. Peppy Hare still continues to use and rephrase this quote. Fox chose to hold onto this phrase when denying the Apaorid Queen's immitation of his father. Other Appearances: After the victory over Andross's Empire, the Star Fox team flew many freelance missions during the years following the Cornerian-Venomian conflict. However, all was not well as time passed: After the conflict had been drawn to a close, the need for mercenary work became redundant and much needed money became harder to come by. The Great Fox and the Arwings became very aged while ROB also suffered from lack of new parts and had trouble keeping himself together, leaving him and the vehicles in dire need of repair. Due to his age, Peppy had retired from active flight duty but remained as a mentor. Even Slippy was barely able to keep up with the repairs and had traded in his role as an active pilot and started to develop various weapons and gadgets for the Cornerian R&D. Fox and Falco became frustratingly bored and were prone to bickering, which Falco found amusing. One day, Katt Monroe sent out an SOS to Falco that she was being attacked by an unseen assailant, giving Falco reason to ship out into action without consulting with the team, leaving them to follow him in haste. On Titania, Falco rescued Katt from the Goras and met up with the space hot rodders gang that were causing trouble for a remnant of Androssians after stealing their data tapes for a secret weapon. Meanwhile, the Star Fox team met with the Cornerian officer, Captain Shears at the Titanian research base, who informed them that the base was under attack from Androssians and asked them to deal with the gang that stole the data. Fox took the bait and attacked the group who Shears accused of being the Androssians, actually the space hot rodders, prompting Falco to retaliate by entering a dogfight with him. Despite using a barrel roll to deflect firepower, Falco ridiculed Fox for it since it would leave him unaware of where his opponent will be, until Fox hid from sight in the sun rays and launched homing lasers at Falco, crashing his Arwing in the desert. Following the dogfight, Falco started fixing his downed Arwing in the desert while wondering if either Fox has gotten better, or he's gotten worse. Back at the Great Fox, Peppy scolded Fox for his actions, noting that his father would have not been pleased with his behavior. Star Fox then start doubting Captain Shears's accusations since they knew Falco would never betray them to join any Androssians, Peppy even wonders about the base really being under attack when it was actually very quiet, sending Slippy in a Landmaster to investigate the problem. Slippy drove his Landmaster across the desert while having bad memories about the last time he landed on Titania, just as Goras attacked in order to take him hostage. The hot rodders then contacted Great Fox; Katt trashed Fox for Falco's disappearance while Fox and Peppy wondering why she's on the ship that Shears accused of being Venomian. Both teams came to a truce and viewed the data to contain the D.N.A for a living being and not a weapon, revealed to be the genetic code of Andross himself, deciding to join forces and attack the base after ROB reported Slippy's disappearance. Fox and the hot rodders assaulted the base, the gang caused a distraction for the soldiers while Fox followed Peppy's guide to rescue Slippy from captivity, eventually finding the lab where Andross was being grown and Fox quickly getting into a sword fight with Shears after his true loyalties were revealed. Slippy attempted to reverse the growth process, but only accelerated it when Andross began to remember who Fox is and his hatred for him. Fox and Slippy then used the impounded Landmaster to finally destroy the feral Andross and escape the base. Outside, the hot rodders were unable to damage Goras until Falco arrived to save them by manipulating the creatures spitfire with the G-diffuser and barrel rolled through its body. Falco then decided to have a vacation, taking his Arwing with him, but told Fox to tell Katt to disband the gang and get out of trouble.

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