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Panzer Emerald

### Debut

F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime) Lap 5 - Brilliant Trap (Minor appearance in the pilot eye catch, not piloted by Lisa visibly yet)
 F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime) Lap 13 - Justice (Minor appearance within an actual episode)
 F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime) Lap 21 - Battle Of The Women (Major appearance within an episode)

### Appears In

F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime)
 F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game)
 F-Zero Climax

## Machine Stats

### Weight

1900 kg

The Panzer Emerald is a machine piloted by Lisa Brilliant in F-Zero Farukon Densetsu, F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game), and F-Zero Climax.

## F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime)

Despite its pilot making her debut in Lap 5 - Brilliant Trap, the Panzer Emerald is not driven by her in that episode, due to the fact she temporarily used Jack Levin's Astro Robin, which was stolen from him and repainted in a pink color, blue accents, and feminine markings.

However, there is a moment where the Panzer Emerald is featured in her pilot eye catch, although Lisa's name was rendered as "Risa Brilliant" by mistake.

Within Lap 13 - Justice, the Panzer Emerald is seen briefly, parked just outside the Cryton hideout where Samurai Goroh and his bandits reside.

It makes its first major appearance in Lap 21 - Battle Of The Women, visibly driven by Lisa Brilliant in both the footage of the 2201 Ladies Race F-Zero Grand Prix and the current (for that episode) 2202 Ladies Race F-Zero Grand Prix.

It made its final appearance in the last episode of the anime, Lap 51 - The Legend Of Falcon, beside the Fire Stingray at the new 2207 F-Zero Grand Prix.

## F-Zero Climax

 **Panzer Emerald (English Translation):** Machine Number 33.
While its basic performance is similar to Samurai Goroh's Fire Stingray, it exceeds it in some ways. This means it requires additional experience to pilot.

## Trivia

* In a Bart's Classroom segment of the anime, 'Bart' states that the Panzer Emerald was painted green by Lisa's husband, Samurai Goroh. It was to commemorate the couple's reunion, but it is also stated to be Goroh's favorite color.
* 'Bart' also mentions that Lisa also designed the Fire Stingray in the anime, but does not mention who designed the Panzer Emerald. It may be possible that Lisa designed her own machine.
* The more prominent F-Zero fandom wiki falsely claims that the designer is Toraemon Echigoya. Echigoya is only a Mainverse machine designer for the Fire Stingray, Green Panther, and Silver Rat.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 [1]F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime) Episode 05 - Brilliant Trap (Subbed)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 [2]F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime) Episode 21 - Battle Of The Women (Subbed)
3. ↑ [3]F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime) Episode 51 - The Legend Of Falcon (Subbed)
4. ↑ [4]F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game) PAL manual
Red Gazelle

The Red Gazelle is a machine piloted by Mighty Gazelle / his Anime Universe Counterpart.

In the Main Universe, the Red Gazelle was designed by Cyber Stick Inc., the same corporation that revived Mighty Gazelle following the huge F-Zero accident three years before F-Zero X.

In the Anime Universe, the Red Gazelle has no known designer for its Animeverse variant. It is the machine of Roy Hughes in his Mighty Gazelle form.

## General Machine Information

### Designer

Cyber Stick Corp. (JP)
Cyber Stick Inc. (US)
Cyber Stick Corporation (GX/AX CARDT data)

### Appears In

F-Zero X
F-Zero GX

## Technical Stats

### **F-Zero X**

The Red Gazelle is available from the start of the game, piloted by Mighty Gazelle.

### **F-Zero GX**

 **(English Translation by Sidier):** An F-Zero machine made by the Cyber Stick Corp., who revived Mighty Gazelle by turning him into a cyborg. Since Gazelle is a cyborg, the strength of the machine itself has been set at the lowest possible and increase the boost function instead. Taking into account the mistakes of the previous tournament, the reflex nervous system unit has been improved. It's become a "technical" machine.

## General Machine Information

### Pilot

Mighty Gazelle (Anime Universe, Roy Hughes)

### Appears In

F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime)
F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game)
F-Zero Climax

## Machine Stats

### **F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime)**

The Red Gazelle is a machine piloted by Roy Hughes in his newly revived cyborg form, Mighty Gazelle. However, at one point, Roy's son, Clank Hughes, pilots the Red Gazelle during Lap 51 in the battle against Dark Million.

### **F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game)**

The Red Gazelle is an unlockable machine, piloted by Roy Hughes as Mighty Gazelle.

### **F-Zero Climax**

 **(English Translation):** Because of the cyborg that pilots it, this machine's body strength has been sacrificed in order to enhance its boost performance. While the machine's grip isn't bad, it does require good control and focus to pilot properly.

## Trivia

*Main Universe:*

* It may be possible that there was another machine used by Mighty Gazelle, prior to the Red Gazelle, considering the wording of the GX bios for the machine.
	+ Since Gazelle was in critical condition during the huge accident, it is possible that whatever machine he had used during the accident was wrecked. Hence, the need for a new machine among a new body.
	+ Gazelle was revived, before the Red Gazelle was designed to accommodate his new cyborg form.

## References

1. ↑ F-Zero Climax in-game Profiles
King Meteor

The King Meteor is a machine piloted by Super Arrow / his Anime Universe Counterpart.

In the Main Universe, it was designed by Professor Hollow, and modeled after Mrs. Arrow's Queen Meteor (which had been modeled after an old favorite machine of Mrs. Arrow before F-Zero X). Though Super Arrow had never driven nor been a pilot in F-Zero prior to the F-Zero X Grand Prix, he was able to pilot the King Meteor using his superpowers and did fairly well in the X Grand Prix.

In the Anime Universe, the King Meteor and Queen Meteor were machines bought by the Anime Universe counterparts of Super Arrow and his wife, to match each other. There is no given designer, though F-Zero Climax states that the Animeverse King Meteor is a remodel of the Queen Meteor.

## General Machine Information

### Appears In

F-Zero X
F-Zero GX

## Technical Stats

### **F-Zero X**

The King Meteor first appeared in F-Zero X, piloted by Super Arrow, a novice pilot. It is unlockable.

### **F-Zero GX**

 **King Meteor (English Translation by Sidier):** The duo of King Meteor and Queen Meteor are F-Zero machines made by Professor Hollow, who researches and develops the strengthening suits and secret weapons of the Arrows. The King Meteor, used by Super Arrow, uses his wife's Queen Meteor as basis, and is more lightweight and is capable of more acceleration than her machine.

## General Machine Information

### Appears In

F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime)
F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game)
F-Zero Climax

## Machine Stats

### **F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime)**

The King Meteor appears piloted by the Anime Universe Super Arrow during Lap 07 - The Trap Of Michael Chain. According to Dr. Stewart, Super Arrow and Mrs. Arrow bought matching machines to race with.

### **F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game)**

The King Meteor is an unlockable machine piloted by Super Arrow.

### **F-Zero Climax**

元は彼の妻、一流パイロットであるミセスアローの選んだマシン、クイーンメテオを改造したもの。
 **King Meteor (English Translation):** Machine Number 20.
A remodel of the Queen Meteor, the chosen machine of the pilot's wife. This machine's handling and speed are both exceptional, but at the expense of durability, causing it to be fragile. For this reason, the machine must be piloted with care.

## Trivia

***Main Universe:***

* The HW in the engines used by the King Meteor and Queen Meteor are likely a reference to Professor **H**ollo**w.**
	+ The engines are likely proprietary to this individual.

***Anime Universe:***

* The King Meteor / Super Arrow's eye catch during Lap 7 displayed the machine's number as "09" instead of "20." It was fixed in later episodes.

## References

1. ↑ F-Zero Climax in-game Profiles
Mad Wolf

The Mad Wolf is a machine piloted by Billy / his Anime Universe counterpart.

In the Main Universe, the Mad Wolf was designed by Mad Baboon Science Laboratories (Mad Baboon Science Lab in the Nintendo Power F-Zero GX Player's Guidebook).

In the Anime Universe, the machine's origins are not fully given.

## General Machine Information

### Appears In

F-Zero X
F-Zero GX

## Technical Stats

### **F-Zero X**

The Mad Wolf is an unlockable machine, piloted by Billy.

### **F-Zero GX**

 **(English Translation by Sidier):** This machine's base concept was that even a monkey could use it; so it has a navigation system that uses pictures, colors, sounds and smells to give all kinds of info to Billy, who has a low ability to read and understand text; for example, when it's a good moment to accelerate, the insides of the machine are filled with the smell of bananas, Billy's favorite food, to make him excited and press the accelerator.

## General Machine Information

### Appears In

F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime)
F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game)

F-Zero Climax

## Machine Stats

### **F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime)**

The machine is piloted by the Animeverse Billy during Lap 31.

### **F-Zero Climax**

「サルでも乗れるＦ－ＺＥＲＯマシン」をコンセプトに開発されたこの機体は、バランス重視のセッティングがほどされているがもう一つ飛びぬけた個性が感じられない。
 **(English Translation):** "An F-Zero Machine so simple, even a monkey can pilot it!"
This was the concept that created Mad Wolf. The machine is quite balanced in its abilities, but has little to distinguish itself from others. Still, it seems this is the best way to see Billy's true racing potential...

## References

1. ↑ F-Zero Climax in-game Profiles
PJ/Quotes

A list of PJ quotes.

* *"They have their pride as drivers. I have my pride as a taxi driver, so I won't let them beat me."*
* *"When you go out, call Galaxy Cabs. Starting at just 700 space credits! We promise you the ride of your life!"*
* *"I'd never refuse a passenger. But they should realize that my driving is very thrilling!"*
* *"It's a great feeling to get behind the wheel and not worry about the fare meter!"*
* *"Overhaul the wheels. Vehicle maintenance is a taxi driver's basic."*
* *"Well, before I answer that question, would you like a receipt for the one billion space credits?"*
* *"Calm. There's no room to be calm in the F-ZERO, though.."*
* *"It's the Galaxy Cab uniform. This star is for being their best driver."*
* *"I want a bigger cab. Some of my passengers are 30 meters tall, you know."*
* *"Drunks. And couples who can't keep their hands off each other."*
* *"Traffic jams and the Galactic Space Federation. They're always after me for speeding violations, but so far they haven't been fast enough to catch me."*
Wonder Wasp

The Wonder Wasp is a machine piloted by John Tanaka / his Anime Universe counterpart in their respective universes.

In the Main Universe, it was originally an F-Zero machine that had been experimented on by the Galactic Space Federation prior to the creation of Jody Summer's White Cat. John Tanaka, mechanic of the Federation, bought the experimental machine to save it from being scrapped and turned it into a hobby project, ultimately designing his own F-Zero machine, the Wonder Wasp.

In the Anime Universe, its counterpart's origins are not known but F-Zero Climax implies it was given to Animeverse Tanaka by the Federation or the Galaxy Police.

## General Machine Information

### Appears In

F-Zero X
F-Zero GX

## Technical Stats

### **F-Zero X**

The Wonder Wasp is an unlockable machine.

### **F-Zero GX**

 **Wonder Wasp (English Translation by Sidier):** A drive machine for his home, made by himself, out of a hobby, has been heavily modified into a F-Zero machine. It's hand-made but it's building its very detailed, with all screws any mechanic of the Galactic Space Federation would use. Its main trait is how good it is, to the point where anyone with craftsmanship is satisfied. Its main weapons are its lightweight and its engine has high power.

*Note: Player's Guide added Jody Summer as a motive for designing the machine.*

## General Machine Information

### Appears In

F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime)
F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game)

F-Zero Climax

## Machine Stats

### **F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime)**

The Wonder Wasp is piloted by the Anime Universe John Tanaka.

### **F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game)**

The Wonder Wasp is one of the machines available in the game. Though it is not available at the start, it is unlockable.

### **F-Zero Climax**

いつもはあまりグランプリに参加しないタナカだが、一応Ｆ－ＺＥＲＯマシンはあたえられている。
その性能はかなりテクニカルで、実はタナカ自身が一流のパイロットであることを示している。
 **Wonder Wasp (English Translation):** Machine Number 26.
Despite participating rarely, John Tanaka is now entering the F-Zero Grand Prix due to being provided this machine. It requires a lot of technical control to handle, which clearly indicates Tanaka as its pilot. Its boosters are extremely powerful.

## Trivia

***Main Universe:***

* Given that the White Cat, Wonder Wasp, and Bunny Flash machines (as well as two others) all use FGS engines, one can presume that the Galactic Space Federation contracts the company that makes FGS engines.
Planta carnivora

# Planta canívora

las plantas carívoras son plantas de ataque a distancia corta y devoran a un zombi entero, pero tarda al digerir y eso la pome vulnerable

## origen

puede que este basado en el venus atrapamoscas, aunque cabe la posibilidad de que se base en otra especie

## almanaque

* familia: Forza-menta
* ataque: masivo
* dureza: normal
* coste en soles: 150byh
* recarga: rápida
* forma de obtener: nivel 8
* alcance: muy corto
Wild Boar

The **Wild Boar** is a machine piloted by Michael Chain / his Anime Universe counterpart.

In the Main Universe, it was designed by Asteroid Motors.

In the Anime Universe, its designer details are not known.

## General Machine Information

### Appears In

F-Zero X
F-Zero GX

## Technical Stats

### **F-Zero X**

The Wild Boar is an unlockable machine, piloted by Michael Chain.

### **F-Zero GX**

The Wild Boar can be purchased in the F-Zero Shop.

 **(English Translation by Sidier):** The body strength is one of the best to match Michael's running style of making others crash and thus aim for a high rank. It's famous in F-Zero as the most "explosive" machine ever and the 4 thrusting things, the fin-like ones, are rumored to exist to make those "explosions" echo.

## General Machine Information

### Appears In

F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime)
 F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game)
 F-Zero Climax

## Machine Stats

### **F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime)**

The Wild Boar is seen various times during the anime, and even having a set of recolors. It official appears, piloted by the Anime Universe Michael Chain, in Lap 7. It also appears with its pilot in Lap 16, and Lap 37.

### **F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game)**

The Wild Boar is an unlockable machine, piloted by the Anime Universe Michael Chain.

### **F-Zero Climax**

相手をクラッシュさせて上位をねらうというマイケルの走り方に合わせてボディの強度は最高クラスのものになっている。
 **(English Translation):** Machine Number 24.
The reinforced body of the machine has been fine-tuned specifically to allow for the pilot Michael Chain's way of racing: causing opponents to crash in order to get to the top. This means the vehicle is better suited to defeat rivals rather than to win races outright.

## Trivia

***Main Universe:***

* The "AM" in the AM9021-R engines likely reference **A**steroid **M**otors.
Spade

Spade's render in F-Zero GX.

### Eye color

Black sclera, white pupils (His face is a mask according to his GX Pilot Profile)

## Appearances

### Appears in

F-Zero GX (Unlockable)
F-Zero AX

### Debut

F-Zero GX

Spade is the pilot of the Magic Seagull, and is a circus magician. He also has a three year old son in F-Zero GX.

## History

### **Before F-Zero GX**

Spade was a circus performer alongside his friends, working as a magician. During their free time, the group would work on designing an F-Zero machine. When the circus encountered financial problems, Spade took this F-Zero machine, the Magic Seagull, into the F-Zero GX Grand Prix.

However, he was not present during the F-Zero GX Grand Prix in Chapter 7 of the F-Zero GX Story Mode.

### **F-Zero GX**

Spade is a circus performer and an accomplished magician. He has decided to take up racing in order to win enough money to rescue the circus from it's financial difficulties.
His racing techniques are risky and sometimes amazing, but he's quite fickle and will sometimes drop out of a race suddenly or not run it seriously. As a result, his overall record isn't that great.
Nobody, not even his friends at the circus, have seen the face behind Spade's mask.

 **DeepL Translation:** A magician who performs magic tricks with a circus troupe. He seems to have entered the competition to raise funds for the circus, which faces financial difficulties. His driving technique is tricky and spectacular, but due to his fickle nature, he leaves in the middle of the race and doesn't take it seriously. No one, even his fellow circus performers, knows Spade's true face behind the mask.

#### **Spade How To Prepare a Delicious Dinner**

Upon beating any Grand Prix on Master mode with the Magic Seagull, it will unlock a special video for Spade, which also features his theme song.

### **F-Zero AX**

Instead of having to unlock him like in F-Zero GX, Spade is an available pilot from the start in F-Zero AX, along with 9 other AX pilots and the original 4 pilots who debuted in the SNES F-Zero game.

## Gallery

F-Zero GX render.F-Zero GX pilot portrait.F-Zero GX emblem.Spade's autograph in F-Zero GX.

## Trivia

* Spade is the only pilot to not be visible inside his own machine, due to the Magic Seagull's not having a transparent cockpit. However, he can be seen when piloting any custom machine.
	+ However, his model files for his character are still present inside the lz.arc folders for his machine.

## References

1. ↑ F-Zero GX in-game US Pilot Profiles
2. ↑ [1]F-Zero GX English/JP Interview Scripts, Magic Seagull and Spade JP Profiles
Mickey Marcus

Mickey Marcus is the designer and pilot of the Fire Ball.

## Trivia

* Although Mickey Marcus' US manual bio states that he is admired by female fans due to being a gentleman, the katakana for the JP manual bio states he is a feminist.

## References

1. ↑ [1] F-Zero Maximum Velocity US manual
2. ↑ [2]F-Zero For Game Boy Advance manual
3. ↑ [3]F-Zero For Game Boy Advance Very Fast Pilot Manual Guide
4. ↑ [4]Nintendo Power, F-Zero Maximum Velocity
Rainbow Phoenix

The Rainbow Phoenix is a machine piloted by Phoenix.

Its designer is unknown, and mistakenly credited to Phoenix only within the Nintendo Power F-Zero GX Player's Guide.

## F-Zero GX/AX

 **(English Translation by Sidier):** It normally works as a "masked patrol car". It's not made by the Space-Time Police, but Phoenix got it from somewhere else. Despite being its first time to run a race, it runs very smoothly. It's a hi-spec machine come from the future, and has functionalities that can allow it to win, but it's actually purposely using limiters to downgrade its performance.

*Notes: The designer of the machine is stated to be unknown in the F-Zero GX Complete Guide and the Nintendo Player F-Zero GX Player's Guide. As for why the bio states that Phoenix is the designer, is not known. Additionally, none of the other sources mention anything about running at 80 percent of its potential, only the fact that it has limiters. This could either be to prevent a time paradox, or because the machine itself is capable of time travel or some other ability the world is not currently ready for.*

## Trivia

* The RP in the machine's engine stat likely stands for Rainbow Phoenix.
Mighty Hurricane

The Mighty Hurricane is a machine piloted by Roger Buster / his Anime Universe counterpart.

In the Main Universe, it was designed by Team Shooting Star.

In the Anime Universe, its designer is not known, but the details about how the Animeverse Roger Buster obtained the machine are very similar to the way his Mainverse counterpart obtained it.

## General Machine Information

### Appears In

F-Zero X
F-Zero GX

## Technical Stats

### Engine

SS-D701 x1

The designer of the Mighty Hurricane and Mighty Typhoon, an F-Zero racing team known as Team Shooting Star, had been forced to disband following the huge accident three years before the F-Zero X Grand Prix.

The Mighty Hurricane and the Mighty Typhoon were originally intended to be piloted by an unknown participant of the F-Zero X Grand Prix.

Earlier in the same year that the F-Zero X Grand Prix would take place, The machines ended up in the hands of Draq and Roger Buster, two intergalactic cargo shippers. While their attempts to reach the intended recipient went nowhere, Draq persuaded Roger to take both machines into the F-Zero X Grand Prix so that the intended recipient would be able to see them and claim them. However, it was partially due to Draq having an underlying motive of finally achieving his wish of becoming an F-Zero pilot.

Though the delivery duo's run in the F-Zero X Grand Prix did not bring out the recipient, the duo entered with the same machines for the F-Zero GX Grand Prix, to try once again and hopefully finish the delivery.

### **F-Zero X**

The Mighty Hurricane is an unlockable machine, piloted by Roger Buster.

### **F-Zero GX**

 **(English Translation by Sidier):** It's said to be made by the Shooting Star team, which was forced to dissolve. during the period of race cancellations. Boost and grip are pretty high but the body strength is lacking. It's a fragile as a lightweight machine. To avoid contact with others as much as possible, you'll need an advanced piloting tech.

## General Machine Information

### Appears In

F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime)
F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game)
F-Zero Climax

## Machine Stats

### **F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime)**

The Mighty Hurricane appears in the F-Zero Farukon Densetsu anime, piloted by the Anime Universe Roger Buster.

According to Lap 10's Bart's F-Zero Classroom segment, 'Bart Lemming' states that both Roger and Draq "received a package with two F-Zero machines from an unknown sender. They are hoping to find the machines' owners by racing." This is an element borrowed from the origins of the Mainverse machines.

### **F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game)**

The Mighty Hurricane is an unlockable machine.

### **F-Zero Climax**

ブーストとグリップの性能は比かく的高いが、ボディの強度に欠かんがあり、軽量マシン並みに弱い。
 **(English Translation):** Machine Number 28.
While the boost and grip are both relatively high, the machine's durability is as weak as a lightweight machine. Roger has mastered a driving technique allowing him to use these characteristics to their fullest, turning the tables on his opponents.

## References

1. ↑ F-Zero Climax in-game Profiles
Lightning

This article is about the Main Universe variant of Lightning, which first appeared in F-Zero GX, and is assumed to be an area possibly on Earth. For the Anime Universe variant of Lightning, which is a planet, see Lightning (Anime).

### Location

Presumably on Earth, connecting to Mute City but nothing confirmed

Lightning is a venue featured in F-Zero GX and F-Zero AX.

## F-Zero GX / AX

It is referred to as "the Lightning Area" in the F-Zero GX Story Mode, and is featured in Chapter 5 and Chapter 6, though Chapter 4 revolves around Captain Falcon making his way to the area.

Lightning has no specified location, but it is only assumed to be somewhere outside of Mute City and somewhere on Earth by fans.

### **Tracks**

* Loop Cross (Ruby Cup)
* Half Pipe (Emerald Cup)
* Thunder Road (AX Cup)

## Gallery

LightningLoopCross3.png
Zero Racers

Zero Racers (also known as G-Zero) is a cancelled futuristic racing video game that was developed and published by Nintendo. It was intended to be released in 1996 on the Virtual Boy, but possibly due to the system's failure, the game was never released. The game was ready for release, even having an ESRB rating of E, localized in English, with packaging and a manual.

Although it was allegedly shown at E3 1996, but no one had actually seen the game at the event.

Jim Wornell, the associate producer and known best for his role as Mr. Zero in F-Zero X, wrote screen text, manual and package text, handled debug and approval process, among other responsibilities overseeing the Nintendo of America release of the game. Wornell states that the game's title was changed from G-Zero to Zero Racers, to avoid confusion with F-Zero due to being an apparent spinoff as opposed to a sequel. In addition, Wornell refers to the audio of the game as "F-Zero in a tube," lacking background music to his memory. Wornell also states that the manual had some story, similar to the SNES F-Zero game's manual.

The game's machines were called the Falcon, the Stingray, the Goose, and the Origammy, all shown within an issue of Nintendo Power magazine. There were also 15 tunnel-like tracks.

## Trivia

* According to Jim Wornell, the pilots of Zero Racers' machines were Captain Falcon, Jody Summer, James McCloud, and possibly Pico, as Wornell states he was not entirely sure of the identity of the pilot other than being an alien. Interestingly, Jody Summer and James McCloud would actually debut in F-Zero X, an F-Zero game that came out in 1998 just 2 years after Zero Racers' intended release.

## References

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1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 [1]LOST Nintendo Games - Did You Know Gaming
Little Wyvern

The Little Wyvern is a machine piloted by James McCloud / his Anime Universe counterpart.

In the Main Universe, it was designed by Space Dynamics Inc., modified from McCloud's fighter jet by his demand.

In the Anime Universe, the machine's designer is not known, but has a similar origin of being a fighter plane.

## General Machine Information

### Designer

Space Dynamics Corp. (JP)
Space Dynamics Inc. (US)

### Appears In

F-Zero X
F-Zero GX

## Technical Stats

### **F-Zero X**

The Little Wyvern is a unlockable machine, piloted by James McCloud.

### **F-Zero GX**

 **(English Translation by Sidier):** The maker is the Space Dynamics Corp, which is modding the fighter machines of the Galaxy Dogs, which was pressed into modding one into an F-Zero machine.
Since it was the first time that this business had made an F-Zero machine, the main point in making was to see if the machine could reflect the latent abilities of the fighter machines they'd previously made.

## General Machine Information

### Appears In

F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime)
F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game)

F-Zero Climax

## Machine Stats

### **F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime)**

The Little Wyvern is seen piloted by the Animeverse James McCloud during Lap 33.

### **F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game)**

The Little Wyvern is an unlockable machine.

### **F-Zero Climax**

戦闘機乗りのそのノウハウを生かした極めて飛行機に近いマシン。
 **(English Translation):** Making use of plane piloting know-how, this machine is a modified version of a fighter craft. For this reason, it can't be expected to endure much damage to its thin body. However, it makes up for this shortcoming by having good boost and grip performance.

## Trivia

***Main Universe:***

* Although Galaxy Dog is not directly affiliated with the Galactic Space Federation, the Little Wyvern uses FGS engines, which all other machines driven by members of the Federation or its reserves use.

## References

1. ↑ F-Zero Climax in-game Profiles
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Team Lightning Bolt

Team Lightning Bolt is a famous and veteran F-Zero racing team that is known for being part of "F-Zero's old guard."

The team also designed Jack Levin's Astro Robin for the F-Zero X Grand Prix. Keeping in mind the lightning-like driving style of the pilot, the team ensured it would be displayed in the Astro Robin's abilities. The machine also has extra cameras installed in the cockpit at various angles, to appeal to Jack's fanbase. Although, the amount of cameras is more than the ones found in other pilots' machines.

## Trivia

* Given that Team Lightning Bolt is stated to be "part of F-Zero's old guard" and a veteran team, it may be possible that they were part of the huge accident three years before F-Zero X.
	+ Another possibility is that they also raced alongside Team Shooting Star, another F-Zero racing team prior to F-Zero X.
	+ However, neither of the Teams' members are known.
* The engine type used by Team Lightning Bolt, Team Shooting Star, and Phoenix for the machines they designed seems to be the same if not similar. The Astro Robin, Mighty Typhoon, Mighty Hurricane, and Rolling Turtle's engines all begin with "SS‐" followed by a string of numbers or letters.
	+ In the Rolling Turtle's case, this could be because junk engines were used, seeing as Team Shooting Star is defunct.

## References

1. ↑ [1]F-Zero GX Machine Bio Compilation
Mobile Task Force

The Mobile Task Force *(Elite Mobile Task Force in the 4Kids English Dub, Mobile Task Force in the fansubs, Galaxy Mobile Platoon in the English version of the F-Zero GP Legend GBA game)* is a subdivision of the Galaxy Police.

The objective of the Task Force is to participate in F-Zero races and win them in order to prevent criminal organizations, notably, Dark Million, from obtaining the Grand Prix prize money. They operate their machines and keep in contact with each other through their maglets, which function as keys and communicators.

## History

It is not known for certain how long the Mobile Task Force had been operating before 2201. However, it can be assumed that Jody Summer became the appointed leader some time after the death of her brother, Andy Summer, as she states in Lap 9 that she was only an officer of the Galaxy Police in 2198. In addition, Jack Levin states in Lap 40 (after showing Ryu Suzaku and Clank Hughes footage of himself in the year 2199) that Jody invited him to become a member of the Task Force after he was convinced to give up being The Shinigami. In Lap 37, there is even a flashback showing Jack and Jody's interactions in the past.

With all that in mind, it is possible that Jody's granted leadership was sometime between 2198 (after Andy's 'death') and 2199.

## Members

John TanakaJody SummerDr. StewartDr. ClashJack LevinMr. EADRyu SuzakuLucy LibertyClank Hughes
* John Tanaka, Director of the Galaxy Police
* Jody Summer, leader
* Dr. Stewart, second in command
* Dr. Clash, mechanic
* Jack Levin, recruited by (at the time) Galaxy Police officer Jody some time prior to 2201
* Mr. EAD (created November 16, 2201), alleged brawn, witholder of data
* Ryu Suzaku (revived in 2201 by Jody's order), accepted role
* Lucy Liberty, secondary mechanic who joined late in Episode 2, Dr. Clash's apprentice by Episode 3
* Clank Hughes, hacker, computer and data analyst, joined in the year 2202

## Other Members

BeastmanJames McCloudRoy Hughes
* Beastman, 2202, temporary
* James McCloud, 2202, temporary as a drill instructor for the Task Force
* Roy Hughes (temporary, 2202), in his amnesiac cyborg state, known as Mighty Gazelle
White

White is the name of Beastman's home planet (according to the US F-Zero GX in-game Pilot Profiles). Not to be confused with White Land.

Not much is known about the planet itself, aside from the possibility of at least crocodilian life forms, as Beastman was attacked by one of them when he was a child. Eventually, he slayed all the beasts on his planet and looked to the F-Zero X Grand Prix as a way to continue to advertise his services elsewhere.

## Trivia

* Although "White" is mentioned in the GX US Pilot Profile as Beastman's planet, the JP Pilot Profile seems to use the Japanese word for "White" (shiroi) to describe the alligator/crocodile.
* Due to lack of information on White's fauna and scenery, it is unknown if oceans are present on the planet, thus leaving up to interpretation whether Beastman had actually slayed every single beast or if he only killed the terrestrial ones.
	+ It's entirely possible the planet's ecosystem would change significantly as a result.
White Land

White Land is a venue featured in several of the F-Zero Games, excluding F-Zero GX/AX and Maximum Velocity.

In the Main Universe, it is a planet covered in crystals and is considered to be the most romantic planet in the universe.

In the Anime Universe, it is also a planet, and has appeared in the F-Zero Farukon Densetsu anime, F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game), and F-Zero Climax.

## Main Universe

#### **Tracks**

* White Land I
* White Land II

### **BS F-Zero Grand Prix**

#### **Tracks**

* White Land I

* White Land II

### **F-Zero X**

White Land is icy, with some buildings on track, and in the distance.

#### **Tracks**

* Dangerous Steppes
* Half Pipe

### **F-Zero X Expansion Kit**

White Land is a frozen landscape, with some rock spires.

#### **Tracks**

Appears as the fifth track in the DD-2 Cup.

## Anime Universe

### **F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime)**

White Land appears in the F-Zero Farukon Densetsu anime in Lap 20 - Missing Mrs. Arrow, as a cold and snowy planet with blizzards. However, White Land also has a weather machine.

After Super Arrow had an accident on the track, Mrs. Arrow scouted the area for her husband to prepare him for the next race. However, she ran into Zoda and a couple of Dark Soldiers off the course, and her Queen Meteor was pushed into the ravines below. Super Arrow and Ryu Suzaku would later come to her rescue, with Super Arrow coming across his wife first.

The weather machine, which had been controlled by Zoda, was destroyed when Captain Falcon tossed a pack of dynamite at him. Though it was no longer in obvious use by the time of the race, all pilots had passed successfully through an avalanche. Mrs. Arrow would come out as the winner of the race.

### **F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game)**

White Land appears in the Grand Prix and Story Mode of the game. The landscape is cold, and any objects in the distance looks as if snow is almost obscuring them. There are a few buildings, but not much else.

In the non-canon Story Mode, Ryu Suzaku is challenged to a race by Black Shadow, with the track layout being Flower II.

#### **Tracks**

* Flower
* Flower 2
* White Land 2

### **F-Zero Climax**

White Land has a visible moon, and the landscape looks more rough compared to other games. There are many large ice spikes protruding from the ground, and very few buildings.

#### **Tracks**

* Wolf
* White Wolf
* Last Wolf
* Hornet
* Hornet House
* White Land II
* Eagle Circuit
Rose

Rose, as seen in Lap 36 of the anime.

Rose was a female New York police officer from Ryu Suzaku's time (2051), and was a friend of both Ryu and Misaki Haruka.

## Appearance

Rose is a blonde woman with green eyes. Her hair is combed back with few strands out in the front, and reaches up to the back of her neck. Her eyebrows are thicker than most of the women in the Anime Universe. She wears red lipstick and has a mole located on the right side of her face, just above her chin.

## History

Rose was a friend of both Ryu and Misaki Haruka in the past, and had even introduced Haruka to Ryu. This introduction led to Haruka and Ryu to grow closer and eventually blossomed into a romantic relationship between the pair.

After Ryu's accident and coldsleep operation following a chase with Zoda, Rose warned Haruka not to do anything drastic, knowing Haruka was stricken with grief after losing her beloved. Despite Rose's reassurance that she and the rest of the New York police would eventually nab Zoda and bring him to justice, Haruka went out of her way to ignore her friend's warnings and pursued Zoda out of revenge.

At the East Bank, Haruka confronted Zoda but the two were literally frozen before she could fire her gun. When Rose arrived at the scene, Zoda had already been taken to the freezing facility, but was unaware of Haruka's whereabouts.

Rose did, at some point, make her way to Haruka's residence to tell her of the good news regarding Zoda's capture. To Rose's confusion, Haruka was not there. After being told by another woman in the residence that Haruka did not return the previous day, Rose set her eyes upon the diary and envelope on the table, which contained Haruka's final message of "I want to defeat Ryu's enemy."

Assuming the events of the past all occurred in 2051, it would not be revealed until 151 years later *(because the year is 2202 as of Lap 16 officially, though it was assumed as early as Lap 13. It's not 2201 anymore, especially by Lap 36 in which Rose makes her only appearance)*, that Rose held onto Haruka's diary, hoping it would somehow reach Ryu after he awoke from coldsleep.

## Trivia

* Haruka's diary was originally found within Alias' attic when Clank Hughes came over to his house during Lap 36, forming the possibility that Alias is a descendant of Rose. Even 'Bart Lemming' suggests this is a possibility, saying "The female officer named Rose might be Alias' distant relative."
* It is not known what Rose's rank or last name is.

## References

1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 [1]F-Zero Farukon Densetsu, Lap 36 - Haruka (Subbed)
White Cat

The White Cat is a machine piloted by Jody Summer / her Anime Universe counterpart.

## General Machine Information

### Designer

Galactic Space Federation / Warplane Research and Development Unit (JP)
 Galactic Space Federation / Warplane Research Department (US)

### Appears In

F-Zero X
 F-Zero GX

## Technical Stats

### **F-Zero X**

See also: Super Cat
The White Cat is available from the start of the game, piloted by Jody Summer.
In the F-Zero X Expansion Kit, there is a special variation of the White Cat, known as the Super Cat.

## General Machine Information

### Appears In

F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime)
 F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game)
 F-Zero Climax

## Machine Stats

### **F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime)**

The White Cat is piloted by the Anime Universe Jody Summer. While partially destroyed at some point during Lap 9, the machine, similarly to its pilot who happens to be a cyborg, had been easily repaired.

Jody still uses her machine, even by the year 2207.

### **F-Zero Climax**

グリップ性能はすばらしく、いかなるタイトなコーナーもグリップ走行でクリア出来る。
 **(English Translation):** This machine has fantastic grip on the course, allowing it to easily clear any tight corners that the pilot, Jody Summer, might come across. Together with her machine, she's gained a great sense for the best racing lines to take.

## Gallery

***Main Universe:***

The White Cat and Jody, seen in the F-Zero X Kouryaku Taizen Guide.The White Cat, seen in F-Zero GX.
***Anime Universe:***

The White Cat, as seen in Animeverse Jody's eyecatch.
## Trivia

***Main Universe:***

* Given that the White Cat, Wonder Wasp, and Bunny Flash machines (as well as two others) all use FGS engines, one can presume that the Galactic Space Federation contracts the company that makes FGS engines.

## References

1. ↑ [1]F-Zero GX English/Japanese Interview Scripts, White Cat and Jody Summer JP Profiles
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 [2]F-Zero GX/AX Machine Bio Compilation
3. ↑ [3]F-Zero Farukon Densetsu Lap 9 - Jody's Secret (Subbed)
4. ↑ F-Zero Climax in-game Profiles
Etoile du Tigre

## Description

Chat roux aux pattes et à la queue blanche et aux yeux bleus.

## Famille

Son père était Etoile du Jour un noble chef du Clan du Soleil qui mourut quelques jours après sa naissance, et sa mère Patte de Fougère ne vit pas longtemps, il eut alors une enfance difficile.

## Apprentissage

Son mentor était Souris Ancienne, une bonne mentore sèche mais gentille, c'est de elle qu'il a apprit toute ses technique.
O'Donnell

O'Donnell is a minor character in the F-Zero Farukon Densetsu anime. He was James McCloud's former partner in the army sometime before the events of Lap 33 - James McCloud, and died after trying to buy time for McCloud to escape after their rescue ship had crashed.

## History

### **F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime)**

#### **Pre-2202**

Not much is given about O'Donnell, other than being close friends with James McCloud in the army before the events of Lap 33. After he, along with McCloud, were called forth on a rescue mission (as Rescue 01), their ship was shot down by enemy soldiers and ended up crashing.

O'Donnell, taking note of his injured partner, helped McCloud to a safer location. However, they were still under enemy fire. O'Donnell then called for another rescue ship, but was met with Rescue 02 saying that the battle was over and that they would be breaking the apparent treaty if they didn't withdraw.

As Rescue 02 left the duo stranded in a trench, O'Donnell grew frustrated and ran into the enemy fire, attempting to buy time for McCloud to escape the battlefield. McCloud was able to, at the cost of losing trust in the world after losing his friend.

## Trivia

* O'Donnell's name is a reference to Wolf O'Donnell, a character from the Star Fox series who is the leader of Star Wolf, a rival unit to the eponymous team. Interestingly, while James McCloud and O'Donnell were army partners in the anime, their Star Fox counterparts are revealed to have fought one another during at least one dogfight years before the events of Star Fox Zero.

## References

1. ↑ [1]Star Fox Fandom Wiki, Wolf O'Donnell
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Mighty Typhoon

The Mighty Typhoon is a machine piloted by Draq / his Anime Universe counterpart.

In the Main Universe, it was designed by Team Shooting Star.

In the Anime Universe, its designer details are not known, and how it got into its pilot's possession is similar to the Mainverse.

## General Machine Information

### Appears In

F-Zero X
F-Zero GX

## Technical Stats

### Engine

SS-C504 x2

The designer of the Mighty Typhoon and Mighty Hurricane, an F-Zero racing team known as Team Shooting Star, had been forced to disband following the huge accident three years before the F-Zero X Grand Prix.

The Mighty Typhoon and the Mighty Hurricane were originally intended to be piloted by an unknown participant of the F-Zero X Grand Prix. Earlier in the same year that the F-Zero X Grand Prix would take place, The machines ended up in the hands of Draq and Roger Buster, two intergalactic cargo shippers. While their attempts to reach the intended recipient went nowhere, Draq persuaded Roger to take both machines into the F-Zero X Grand Prix so that the intended recipient would be able to see them and claim them. However, it was partially due to Draq having an underlying motive of finally achieving his wish of becoming an F-Zero pilot.

Though the delivery duo's run in the F-Zero X Grand Prix did not bring out the recipient, the duo entered with the same machines for the F-Zero GX Grand Prix, to try once again and hopefully finish the delivery.

### **F-Zero X**

The Mighty Typhoon is an unlockable machine, piloted by Draq.

### **F-Zero GX**

 **Mighty Typhoon (English Translation by Sidier):** During the 3 years that the F-Zero Grand Prix was cancelled, this machine was made by a racing team that was forced to dissolve. Mysteriously enough, all the members of this team are said to be missing nowadays. Although the pilot, Draq, is a huge man, the machine is lightweight and can accelerate a lot.

***Note: The accident was four years before F-Zero GX. The GX Player's Guide mistakenly stated this as three years.***

## General Machine Information

### Appears In

F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime)
F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game)

F-Zero Climax

## Machine Stats

### **F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime)**

The Mighty Typhoon appears in the F-Zero Farukon Densetsu anime as the Animeverse Draq's machine. Though the anime has the habit of showing some machines before their pilots are even featured, Draq is first seen piloting the machine in Lap 10.

### **F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game)**

The Mighty Typhoon is an unlockable machine, piloted by Draq.

### **F-Zero Climax**

他のＦ－ＺＥＲＯマシンと比べると、少々非力なのはいなめないが、ボディの軽さとブースト性能は評価できる。
 **(English Translation):** Machine Number 27.
Compared to other F-Zero machines, it may be a bit weak. However, its low weight also gives it fantastic boosting and acceleration abilities. After piloting the machine daily, Draq has been able to improve his skill.
Truffe Argenté

Incarnée par Truffe Argenté !

### Description

Truffe Argenté est une chatte gris argenté, à la queue, pattes de devant et griffe doré. Elle a une longue cicatrice qui parcourt son flanc. Elle a les yeux vert émeraude.

### Caractère

Elle est froide, sarcastique, agressive et à la langue acérée avec les inconnue et les ennemis, avec son clan et ses amis elle est, courageuse, calme, passionné, têtue, arrogante et quelques fois éffronter, mais très aimable et gentille quand elle le veut. Elle donnerai sa vie pour son clan.
PJ

PJ is the pilot and designer of the Groovy Taxi, and is Galaxy Cab's highest earner.

## History

### **Before F-Zero GX**

As a cabbie and highest earner of Galaxy Cab, PJ got into a fight with his boss after requesting that his wages should be increased. The highest earner then earned himself a temporary suspension, but came across an article about F-Zero that would motivate him to overhaul his own taxi. He turned it into a machine for F-Zero, and entered the F-Zero GX Grand Prix.

### **F-Zero GX**

PJ works as a cabbie for Galaxy Cab, a company whose taxis travel from planet to planet all over the universe.
As the biggest earner at Galaxy Cab, he demanded an increase in wages, which resulted in a fight with the owner of the company and wound up earning him a temporary suspension. PJ then saw an article about the F-ZERO races, and it changed his life.
He took all of his life savings and transformed his taxi into an F-ZERO machine. Can he really take the driving skills that he forged as a taxi driver and use them to win the Grand Prix?

 **DeepL Translation:** He is a taxi driver for Galaxy Cab, an interplanetary taxi company that operates across the entire universe. He was the biggest earner in "Galaxy Cab" until he demanded a salary increase and got into a fight with the president of the company. PJ was suspended for a while, and in the midst of his suspension, an article about the F-Zero race changed his life forever. From that point, he spent all his money to convert his taxi into an F-ZERO machine. Will his skills as a taxi driver work well in the races?

#### **PJ The Funky Taxi Driver**

Upon beating any Grand Prix on Master mode with the Groovy Taxi, it will unlock a special video for PJ, which also features his theme song.

PJ dances to his pilot theme, along a set of colorful and everchanging backdrops.

### **F-Zero AX**

Instead of having to unlock him like in F-Zero GX, PJ is an available pilot from the start in F-Zero AX, along with 9 other AX pilots and the original 4 pilots who debuted in the SNES F-Zero game.

## Gallery

F-Zero GX render.F-Zero GX pilot portrait.F-Zero GX icon.PJ's F-Zero GX autograph.
## Trivia

* PJ and his machine, the Groovy Taxi, are a reference to SEGA's Crazy Taxi series.
	+ It may also explain why PJ was the only AX character to make a cameo appearance in Chapter 3 of the F-Zero GX Story Mode, as F-Zero GX was a game developed by both Nintendo and SEGA.

## References

1. ↑ F-Zero GX in-game US Pilot Profiles
2. ↑ [1]F-Zero GX JP/English Interview Scripts, Groovy Taxi and PJ JP Profiles