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Blood Falcon/Quotes

A list of Mainverse Blood Falcon quotes.

## F-Zero X

* *"There is only one TRUE Falcon!" (Normal Ending)*

* *"Blood Falcon or Captain Falcon? Now all of you know which one of us is the real hero!"*
* *"Falcon, I'm not the only copy of you!"*
* *"There can be only one champion! Blood Falcon!"*
* *"Find a rival stronger than Captain Falcon!"*
* *"Who's interested in money? My only objective was to squash Falcon."*
* *"I show no mercy for any of my rivals, no matter who they are."*
* *"I'm going to kill you! Resistance is futile!"*
* *"Are you in agony? Are you in pain? Stay away from me if you don't want to suffer more!"*
* *"You probably don't know, but I race F-ZERO in the Underworld as well."*
* *"Keep count of how many of them I kill."*
F-Zero For Game Boy Advance Very Fast Pilot Manual Guide

The F-Zero For Game Boy Advance Very Fast Pilot Manual Guide is a Japanese guidebook for F-Zero Maximum Velocity. It features tips on venues, short pilot biographies (some of which cannot be found in the game's manuals), methods of unlocking machines, and more.

A full scan of the guidebook can be found and downloaded here.
Falcon Mk-II

The Falcon Mk-II (Falcon Mark Two) is an F-Zero machine piloted by Kent Akechi.

Though bios for the machine and its pilot are not featured within any of the game's manuals (US, JP, PAL), they have appeared in various F-Zero Maximum Velocity guidebooks in Japan. However, there is only a known full scan of just one of these guidebooks, the F-Zero for Gameboy Advance Very Fast Pilot Manual Guide.

There is also a very brief bio written for the Falcon Mk-II in a Nintendo Power article about the game.

## Trivia

* While Nintendo Power states that the pilot of the Falcon Mk-II claims to be Captain Falcon's son, the type of claimed relation is actually left very vague in the F-Zero for Gameboy Advance Very Fast Pilot Manual Guide as Kent simply claims to have Captain Falcon's blood in his veins.
	+ While a claim of having Captain Falcon’s blood could imply a direct relation claim, the JP MV manual says it’s been 25 years since *“Captain Falcon, Dr. Stewart…”* made their mark as F-Zero pilots, but oddly also seems to say generations have passed. However, the Very Fast Pilot Manual Guide just says it is 25 years after the 2560s, in which the 2560s is the time reference used for when F-Zero began in the JP manual for the SNES game (though the US SNES manual just leaves this as 2560).
	+ That being said, it is not known if the Falcon Mk-II is a true successor of the Blue Falcon either.

* It is one of only two non-custom F-Zero machine to break F-Zero's naming convention of using two whole words to make up the name. The other being J.B. Crystal.

## References

1. ↑ [1]F-Zero for Gameboy Advance JP Official Site, Falcon Mk-II
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 [2]F-Zero for Gameboy Advance Very Fast Pilot Manual Guide
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 [3]Nintendo Power, F-Zero Maximum Velocity
4. ↑ [4]F-Zero SNES JP manual
5. ↑ [5]F-Zero SNES US manual
Billy/Quotes

A list of (Mainverse) Billy quotes.

## F-Zero X

* *"Humans are lame. Monkeys are good! Billy is the BEST!" (Normal Ending)*

* *"50,000 space credits each. I'll give you two for 90,000." (Providing autograph)*
* *"What key? I just went after the cash!"*
* *"OK, OK, bring 'em on. But you have to offer the same stakes."*
* *"I'm the richest monkey in the galaxy!"*
* *"A TV commercial. That one where Falcon says "Let's try!" at the end."*
* *"Five races for one billion credits prize money? What a profit!"*
* *"If you want to know, cough up the billion credits."*
* *"Loan it to those in need. At exorbitant rate."*
* *"A cutprice banana business, door to door sales. Anything that makes money."*
* *"I don't need flattery. Just bring me out the money."*
* *"A big house? A beautiful wife? Nah, it would have to be money!"*
* *"Shut up! This is MY money and I'm not giving any of it to anybody else!"*
* *"Are you implying something about my driving?"*
F-Zero GX/Dai San Gen Interviews

Dai San Gen's interviews from F-Zero GX.

**Note:** The English / US versions are not direct translations of the JP interviews, in some cases.

## What are your plans now?

with the champion.
 Mr. ZERO
 ダイ
 サン
 Mr. ZERO
スピード狂の夢の祭典を
お伝えしたF-ZERO TV！
それじゃあみんな！
次のグランプリで会おう！
This has been a speed crazy dream extravaganza
episode of F-ZERO TV!
That's it, everyone!
We'll see you at the next Grand Prix!

## How about that prize money?

with the champion.
 Mr. ZERO
 サン
 Mr. ZERO
スピード狂の夢の祭典を
お伝えしたF-ZERO TV！
それじゃあみんな！
次のグランプリで会おう！
This has been a speed crazy dream extravaganza
episode of F-ZERO TV!
That's it, everyone!
We'll see you at the next Grand Prix!

## What are your other interests?

with the champion.
 Mr. ZERO
 ゲン
 ダイ
 Mr. ZERO
アドレナリン全開で
お伝えしたF-ZERO TV！
それじゃあみんな！
次のグランプリで会おう！
And that's all for adrenalin driven F-ZERO TV!
That's it, everyone!
We'll see you at the next Grand Prix!
Fire Ball

The Fire Ball is a machine piloted and designed by Mickey Marcus.

## F-Zero Maximum Velocity

It uses old fashioned CHASER JET Type-B engines which are side mounted. The age of the engines raises some doubt as to the machine’s acceleration capability.
While it has some cornering quirks, effective use of Blast Turns keeps this machine in the thick of things.

Two slightly older Plymouth CHASER JET Type-B engines were installed. Therefore, the acceleration is a little uneasy.
Cornering is also a bit quirky, but this is not a problem as long as you can compensate for it with the blast turn technique.

## Tips

* Fire Ball is one of the four starting machines, being designed as a sturdy, yet slow machine with higher top speed than the others, sporting a base top speed of 440 km/h. It also influences the Rocket Start delay when starting a race.
* Its poor cornering performance can be mitigated by wise usage of drifting to avoid walls.
* While Fire Ball takes time to get to its base top speed, getting bumped from behind by AI machines on Expert difficulty and above can mitigate the slow acceleration.

## Trivia

* While it seems that F-Zero Maximum Velocity and its content have never carried over to other content pertaining to the Main Universe (F-Zero GX, Super Smash Bros.), it is possible to build a special custom machine named the Fire Ball in F-Zero GX. It may be a reference to Mickey Marcus' Fire Ball, but the custom machine itself doesn't look like Maximum Velocity's Fire Ball.
* The F-Zero For Game Boy Advance (Maximum Velocity's JP name) manual states the engine type for the Fire Ball is "Plymouth CHASER Jet Type-B," but the US F-Zero Maximum Velocity manual removes the "Plymouth" part for some reason.

## References

1. ↑ [1]F-Zero Maximum Velocity US Manual
2. ↑ [2]F-Zero For Gameboy Advance Manual (JP)
3. ↑ [3]F-Zero for Game Boy Advance Very Fast Pilot Manual Guide
4. ↑ [4]Nintendo Power, F-Zero Maximum Velocity
Fighting Comet

The Fighting Comet is an F-Zero machine piloted by Kumiko.

Bios for the machine and its pilot are not in any of the game's manuals across all regions, but brief biographies are within the F-Zero for Gameboy Advance Very Fast Pilot Manual Guide and a Nintendo Power article about the game.

## Tips

* Fighting Comet's strength resides in its boost : a very high 593 km/h speed combined with a 9 seconds long manual boost and slow deceleration ensures it outruns the competition.
* This machine has similar problems with J.B. Crystal in the sense that both have poor drifting abilities with long manual boosts, and unlike J.B. Crystal, Fighting Comet goes quite fast during manual boosts, so tracks with lots of turns like Stark Farm's First Circuit can become difficult to play.
* Due to its strong manual boost, Fighting Comet can be a machine of choice for experienced players before moving on to Jet Vermillion for Time Attack purposes once drifting is implemented.

## Trivia

* Fighting Comet possesses the lowest base top speed in the game, sitting at just 412 km/h.
	+ Fighting Comet's speed increase between its base and boosted top speed is the largest of all vehicles in F-Zero Maximum Velocity.

* Fighting Comet's driving style, manual boost and its pilot's confidence in beating anyone on a straight line can imply to be inspired by the Drag Racing sport, where the goal is to achieve the fastest time on a short measured distance in a straight line at very high speeds.

## References

1. ↑ [1]F-Zero for Gameboy Advance, Fighting Comet
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 [2]F-Zero for Gameboy Advance Very Fast Pilot Manual Guide
3. ↑ [3]Nintendo Power, F-Zero Maximum Velocity
F-Zero GX/Mr. EAD Interviews

Mr. EAD's interviews from F-Zero GX.

**Note:** The English / US versions are not direct translations of the JP interviews, in some cases.

## Congrats on your victory!

チャンピオンのインタビューをお送りするぞ！
それじゃあさっそく聞いてみよう！
 Mr. ZERO
 ミスター
イー・エイ・ディ
 Mr. ZERO
それじゃあみんな！
次のグランプリで会おう！

## Why did you become a racer?

チャンピオンのインタビューをお送りするぞ！
それじゃあさっそく聞いてみよう！
 Mr. ZERO
 ミスター
イー・エイ・ディ
 Mr. ZERO
それじゃあみんな！
次のグランプリで会おう！

## Nice F-ZERO machine!

チャンピオンのインタビューをお送りするぞ！
それじゃあさっそく聞いてみよう！
 Mr. ZERO
 ミスター
イー・エイ・ディ
 Mr. ZERO
次のグランプリで会おう！

## How about an autograph?

チャンピオンのインタビューをお送りするぞ！
それじゃあさっそく聞いてみよう！
 Mr. ZERO
 ミスター
イー・エイ・ディ
手書きコピー機能のテストにもなります
 Mr. ZERO
このサインをプレゼントするぞ！
宛先はこちら！
それじゃあみんな！
次のグランプリで会おう！

## What was the key to your win?

チャンピオンのインタビューをお送りするぞ！
それじゃあさっそく聞いてみよう！
 Mr. ZERO
 ミスター
イー・エイ・ディ
 Mr. ZERO
次回のグランプリでの活躍も期待しているよ
それじゃあみんな！
次のグランプリで会おう！

## Got a message for your rivals?

チャンピオンのインタビューをお送りするぞ！
それじゃあさっそく聞いてみよう！
 Mr. ZERO
 ミスター
イー・エイ・ディ
また勝負しましょう！
 Mr. ZERO
次回のグランプリでの活躍も期待しているよ
それじゃあみんな！
次のグランプリで会おう！

## Got a message for the viewers?

チャンピオンのインタビューをお送りするぞ！
それじゃあさっそく聞いてみよう！
 Mr. ZERO
 ミスター
イー・エイ・ディ
私の性能をご覧になりましたか？
これで量産決定ですね
 Mr. ZERO
それじゃあみんな！
次のグランプリで会おう！

## How were you named?

チャンピオンのインタビューをお送りするぞ！
それじゃあさっそく聞いてみよう！
 Mr. ZERO
由来なんかはあるの？
 ミスター
イー・エイ・ディ
ボディ性能E
ブースト性能A
グリップ性能D
 Mr. ZERO
スピード狂の夢の祭典を
お伝えしたF-ZERO TV！
それじゃあみんな！
次のグランプリで会おう！

## Kudos on your expert victory!

 Mr. ZERO
 ミスター
イー・エイ・ディ
知力A オールAの私の力なら簡単です
 Mr. ZERO
次回のグランプリでの活躍も期待しているよ
スピード狂の夢の祭典を
お伝えしたF-ZERO TV！
それじゃあみんな！
次のグランプリで会おう！

## What are your plans now?

 Mr. ZERO
 ミスター
イー・エイ・ディ
私の組織に送信します
 Mr. ZERO
スピード狂の夢の祭典を
お伝えしたF-ZERO TV！
それじゃあみんな！
次のグランプリで会おう！

## How about that prize money?

 Mr. ZERO
 ミスター
イー・エイ・ディ
 Mr. ZERO
スピード狂の夢の祭典を
お伝えしたF-ZERO TV！
それじゃあみんな！
次のグランプリで会おう！

## Where were you born?

 Mr. ZERO
 ミスター
イー・エイ・ディ
それ以上は秘密です
 Mr. ZERO
アドレナリン全開で
お伝えしたF-ZERO TV！
それじゃあみんな！
次のグランプリで会おう！

## What's your favorite food?

それじゃあさっそく聞いてみよう！
 Mr. ZERO
 ミスター
イー・エイ・ディ
イタ～リア料理です！
 Mr. ZERO
アドレナリン全開で
お伝えしたF-ZERO TV！
それじゃあみんな！
次のグランプリで会おう！

## Your vision of the future?

それじゃあさっそく聞いてみよう！
 Mr. ZERO
 ミスター
イー・エイ・ディ
オーバーオールでも着て
毎日楽しく過ごしたいものです
 Mr. ZERO
アドレナリン全開で
お伝えしたF-ZERO TV！
それじゃあみんな！
次のグランプリで会おう！

## Do androids have emotions?

それじゃあさっそく聞いてみよう！
 Mr. ZERO
 ミスター
イー・エイ・ディ
マシンに改造された…
弟のことを思うと涙が出ます
 Mr. ZERO
アドレナリン全開で
お伝えしたF-ZERO TV！
それじゃあみんな！
次のグランプリで会おう！

## What about mass production?

それじゃあさっそく聞いてみよう！
 Mr. ZERO
ウワサがあるけどホント？
 ミスター
イー・エイ・ディ
 Mr. ZERO
アドレナリン全開で
お伝えしたF-ZERO TV！
それじゃあみんな！
次のグランプリで会おう！
Beacon Port

Beacon Port is a venue featured in F-Zero Maximum Velocity.

## Overview

それらの宇宙のゴミたちは惑星間航行の大きな妨げとなり、たびたび事故を引き起こし問題となった。
連盟はそれらの回収会社を設立し、連盟の資金によって運営をまかなった。
 **(English Translation):** BEACONs *(beacons, or lighthouses in oceanic voyages in the past)* are indispensable for interplanetary navigation. As the age of lighthouses in ancient oceanic voyages progressed, many beacons began to malfunction as they became old, and many beacons began to emit erroneous coordinates as they were struck by small meteors and ships… Space junk became a major obstacle to interplanetary travel, causing frequent accidents and problems. The Federation set up a company to collect the garbage, which was financed by the Federation. After the beacons were trashed, their radio transmissions were disabled and sent to a factory where they were dismantled and reused. The collected beacons were then anchored at a certain location on the planet to await their turn to be dismantled. The industry calls the location a "beacon port.”
BS Group

This article is about BS Group, the organization run by Main Universe Black Shadow. For Dark Million, the organization run by Anime Universe Black Shadow, see Dark Million.

BS Group is an organization led by Black Shadow, and consist of the designers for the Blood Hawk and the Black Bull. While not much is known about the group, they are mentioned or implied to be mentioned in some instances.

BS Group stole the Blue Falcon's sub engine during the accident and used it for the Blood Hawk's engine, and they may have been sent to steal Captain Falcon's DNA while he was hospitalized, if it was not Black Shadow himself. In addition, they also designed the Blood Hawk and the Black Bull sometime before the F-Zero X Grand Prix, but possibly sometime during the suspension, considering the previous paragraph.

As BS Group's leader, Black Shadow is rumored to have connections with Don Genie.

## Trivia

* The "BS" in "BS Group" most likely stands for "Black Shadow."
* It is not stated which of the two machines had been designed by BS Group first.
	+ To emphasize, it is not clear if Blood Falcon was created before or after his machine was built, nor if Black Shadow's Black Bull was made before or after Blood Falcon's creation / before or after the Blood Hawk was built.
Fat Shark

The Fat Shark is a machine piloted by Don Genie, and was designed by the Genie Universal Amusement Facilities Operations Group.

It has no Anime Universe counterpart, due to the Animeverse Don Genie being a 'shadow' of someone else, and Animeverse Don Genie never being seen piloting anything other than a Red Bull one one occasion.

## F-Zero GX/AX

 **Fat Shark (English Translation by Sidier):** As a way to prove all his fortune was built up from trading, a lot of research funds were used to make this heavy-weight and high-specs machine. Don Genie is often the victim of murder attempts due to his bad actions. To protect himself he tuned the machine's strength to the max, making it heavier, thus losing in acceleration.

## Trivia

* Given that NG engines are also used in the Magic Seagull and Groovy Taxi taxi, along with how it also says "GOLD" at the end, it is likely that the Fat Shark's engines are a modded version of an engine that is commonly sold by a separate engine manufacturer. It is also possible the company that designs NG engines belongs to Don Genie himself, and his Universal Amusement Facilities Operations Group happened to create the specially modified "GOLD" version.
	+ It has the highest number of thrusters of any Main Universe machine.
Crater Land

Crater Land is a venue featured in F-Zero Maximum Velocity.

## F-Zero Maximum Velocity

地質学者によると、このクレーターは巨大隕石の衝突により出来たものらしい。
大量の原油が埋もれている事からもわかるように、太古にはさまざまな生物たちが繁殖していたが、現在はその面影を想像するのは難しい。
 **Crater Land (English Translation):** An oil exploration colony located in a giant crater. According to geologists, this crater was created by a giant meteorite impact. It is difficult to imagine what life used to be like in prehistoric times, as evidenced by the large amount of crude oil buried in the crater. The impact of a huge meteorite that caused this crater to form took away all the glory, and since then, the "lost glory" has yet to be revived....

## References

1. ↑ [1]F-Zero For Game Boy Advance Official Website (JP)
Dream

Dream (Full name: Dream Catherine) is a minor character in the F-Zero Farukon Densetsu anime.

A temporary Falcon House employee and F-Zero fan, she made her first and only appearance in Lap 7 - The Trap Of Michael Chain, along with her boyfriend (husband later) Truecome (Truman in the 4Kids English Dub). She is also the daughter of the President of the Catherine Consortium (changed to the Mayor of Mute City and has no familial ties to Dream in the 4Kids English dub), Mr. Robert.

## History

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

Dream arrived in Mute City 20 days prior to her birthday in Lap 7, to avoid marrying the man that her father chose for her. 10 days prior to her birthday, she came across Truecome, who was injured following a car accident. They fell in love at first sight, and she stayed by his side at the hospital.

During her time in Mute City, Dream worked at the Falcon House for a short time, and was present during an F-Zero race alongside her boyfriend. After Ryu Suzaku saved the couple (and the Arrows) from the Bloody Chain, Truecome invited Ryu to his fancy home which allegedly belonged to Truecome's grandfather, and once more for Dream's birthday. Unbeknownst to Dream, Truecome was working for the leader of the Bloody Chain, Michael Chain, and that Truecome was an accomplice in kidnapping F-Zero pilots. Eventually, her words convinced him to have a change of heart, as he ended up freeing the kidnapped pilots along with Ryu Suzaku, Lucy Liberty, and the Arrows.

After Mr. Robert was assisted by the Galaxy Police in the search for his missing daughter, he arrived with Jody Summer to Truecome's residence. Dream declared that she wanted to marry Truecome instead, but much to her surprise and delight, her father respected her wishes. Ryu, Lucy, and the Arrows were later seen attending Dream and Truecome's wedding.

## Trivia

* Dream and Truecome's names are a collective play on the saying "Dream Come True."
* Dream's last name is revealed in the JP cast credits of the episode.

## Gallery

Dream at the Falcon House.Truecome and Dream in the crowd.Dream and Truecome in the latter's car.Dream at her birthday party.Flashback of how Dream and Truecome met.Continuing flashback.Dream's photo.Dream and Truecome before the latter frees Ryu, Lucy, and the Arrows.Truecome, Dream, Mr. Robert, and Jody Summer.Dream and Truecome's wedding.The 4Kids English Dub edit depicting Dream and Truman in their wedding clothes, watching an F-Zero race, at the end of the episode.
Alexander O'Neil

Alexander O'Neil is the pilot of The Stingray in F-Zero Maximum Velocity. He is a popular and energetic former football player.

## Appearance

Alexander O'Neil appears to be an adult black man with dark brown hair and black or dark brown eyes. He wears a green football jersey with some sort of metal plating on his right shoulder.

His shorts are white with green stripes going down vertically on the sides. His socks are green, and his shoes appear to be sneakers of a different shade of green. He also wears white wrist bands and has a black arm band on his right arm.

## F-Zero Maximum Velocity

本名、アレキサンダー オニール (Alexander O'Neil)。
口が達者で陽気な男。
 **Alexander O'Neil (English Translation):** 30 years old.
Real name, Alexander O'Neil.
A well-spoken and jovial man.
Formerly a popular football player.

## Trivia

* Alexander still wears a football jersey despite his change in profession. This may just be part a designer's choice to further emphasize that he was a former football player.
	+ The number on his jersey appears to be "20."

## References

1. ↑ [1]F-Zero For Game Boy Advance, The Stingray
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 [2]F-Zero Maximum Velocity US manual
3. ↑ [3]F-Zero For Game Boy Advance manual
4. ↑ [4]F-Zero For Game Boy Advance Very Fast Pilot Manual Guide
Dragon Bird GT

For the original machine driven by Ryu Suzaku, see Dragon Bird.

### Number

00 (Anime Universe only, after Ryu Suzaku becomes Andy's successor as Captain Falcon)

### Designer

Dr. Clash (Anime Universe, designer for the original Dragon Bird. This is mentioned only in F-Zero Climax.)

### Appears In

F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Driven by older Clank in Lap 51's 2207 epilogue)
 F-Zero Climax (The GT part is heard audibly, as opposed to being read on the screen)

## Machine Stats

### Weight

1880 kg

The Dragon Bird GT is a machine piloted by a teenage Clank Hughes in the 2207 epilogue of Lap 51 - The Legend Of Falcon in the F-Zero Farukon Densetsu anime, as well as by his unlockable younger self in F-Zero Climax as an unlockable machine.

## Machine Information

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

The Dragon Bird GT, though simply referred to as the Dragon Bird by Mr. Zero, is seen piloted by a teenage Clank Hughes in Lap 51's epilogue.

It contains two Reactor Mights, and was handed down from its former pilot, Ryu Suzaku.

### **F-Zero Climax**

The Dragon Bird GT is an unlockable machine in F-Zero Climax, strangely piloted by the child version of Clank Hughes as opposed to his teenage self as seen in the anime's finale.

リュウスザクからゆずり受けた。
 **(English Translation):** Inherited from Ryu Suzaku. It is equipped with 2 Reactor Mights.

## Trivia

* It is not known why the Dragon Bird GT's name is simply listed as the Dragon Bird in F-Zero Climax, as selecting the machine will prompt the announcer to say the "GT" part at the end, confirming its full name.
* The Dragon Bird GT weighs 30 more kg than the original Dragon Bird. This may be due to the Reactor Mights implemented into the machine.
Dai San Gen

Dai (blue) San (green) Gen (red)'s render in F-Zero GX.

Dai, San, and Gen (referred to as Dai San Gen) are the pilots of the Pink Spider, and the triplet grandchildren of Dr. Tsumo Reach. They come from the planet Shinar (pronounced "Shine-Ar" in the English version, チャイナル "Chainaru" or "Chinal" in the JP version).

## History

### **F-Zero GX**

These triplets come from the planet Shinar. The average lifespan of the beings on Shinar is 200 years, extremely long compared to that of earthlings. However, even after reaching adulthood, they remain quite small.
Because they use telepathy, they don't need to speak to communicate. Dai, San, and Gen have incredible teamwork skills and an amazing ability to operate their machine as one. Dai takes care of the handling, San handles the navigation, and Gen handles acceleration and braking.

 **DeepL Translation:** They are triplets of the planet Chinal. The average lifespan of these Chinal aliens is 200 years, which is longer than that of earthlings, but even as adults, they are still very petite and cute. Using telepathy, they are able to communicate without talking to each other, and their teamwork is outstanding, showing a driving technique that makes it hard to believe that the three of them are working together. Dai is in charge of handling, San is in charge of navigation and boost, and Gen is in charge of the accelerator and brakes.

*Notes: The JP planet name and species name is both チャイナル (romaji: Chainaru).*

#### **Enter The Dai San Gen**

Upon beating any Grand Prix on Master mode with the Pink Spider, it will unlock a special video for Dai San Gen, which also features their theme song.

The Shinar triplets attempt to do martial arts. However, their actions don't go as planned sometimes, as one of them hits the other. They also attempt to chop a block on fire, and end up either hurting or burning their hands. Regardless, they recover quickly and pose.

### **F-Zero AX**

Instead of having to unlock them like in F-Zero GX, Dai San Gen are available pilots 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.

## Trivia

* The triplets are based on stereotypes of Chinese people. It is evident in their fast-talking speech pattern with accents, their mannerisms, their interests, and their appearance. Even their home planet name (Shinar in English, Chainaru/Chinal in JP romaji) and species name (Chinul in English, Chainaru/Chinal in JP romaji) are part of this.
* Dai is the blue one. San is the red one. Gen is the red one.
* Though one of their interview lines states that the triplets will "Keep traveling in search of a place of refuge for the displaced Chinul race," the line in the JP version seems to imply the triplets themselves are looking for another place to stay. The details behind this apparent displacement are not known.
* Daisangen translates to "Big Three Dragons" and is one of the highest-scoring hands possible in Japanese Mahjong. The triplet's names and color schemes are a reference to this.
	+ Allegedly, the term is also a pejorative.
Galactic Space Forces

The Galactic Space Forces are an organization closely affiliated with the Galactic Space Federation.

Not much is known about the Forces, other than the fact that they "support the efforts of the Galactic Space Federation" according to Lily Flyer, who is a soldier in the reserves of the Forces.

It can be implied that they have certain levels of restrictions on their soldiers. Lily was trained as a soldier shortly after she was born, and she also cannot use the prize money gained from F-Zero for herself, as it goes to the organization instead.
Antonio Guster/Quotes

A list of (Mainverse) Antonio Guster quotes.

## F-Zero X

* *"Did you see it, Goroh?! Did you see my power?!" (Normal Ending)*

* *"Well, it's either a mohawk, an afro, or a skinhead do. You can't guess? It's a mohawk."*
* *"Baseball. Yeah, I'd really like to send Goroh a few dead balls."*
* *"I'm a bodyguard. I'll protect anyone as long as they pay me."*
J.B. Crystal

The J.B. Crystal is a machine piloted by Jane B. Christie.

## Tips

* J.B Crystal is one of the four starting machines, designed as a machine with good cornering and surges of speed in mind. Its low base top speed can be a hindrance on higher Grand Prix difficulties, but its boost duration compensates for that shortcoming.
* At higher levels of skill, J.B Crystal's grip is detrimental when it comes to the drifting technique. As a result, this machine yields better results on tracks like Crater Land's Loop Circuit, for example.
* Despite having the second longest boost duration in the game, J.B Crystal's deceleration is still quite high, meaning all the speed it gained will drain rather quickly. It is not a problem on shorter tracks like Bianca City's Tightrope Circuit.

## Trivia

* J.B Crystal's base top speed is the second slowest in the game, only slightly faster than Fighting Comet's. Fittingly, both machines have long boost durations to compensate.
* The "J.B." part of the machine name may stand for Jane's initials of her first name and middle name. Crystal also sounds a bit like "Christie." In essence, this means the machine itself is named after her.
	+ It is one of only two non-custom F-Zero machine to break F-Zero's naming convention of using two whole words to make up the name. The other being Falcon Mk-II.

* J.B Crystal has a spade symbol painted on its front sides. Judging by Jane's own attire, which also features the spade symbol on her belt and helmet, it might be a thematic design.

## References

1. ↑ [1]F-Zero Maximum Velocity US Manual
2. ↑ [2]F-Zero For Gameboy Advance Manual (JP)
3. ↑ [3]F-Zero for Gameboy Advance Very Fast Pilot Manual Guide
4. ↑ [4]Nintendo Power, F-Zero Maximum Velocity
Dark Matter Reactor

The Dark Matter Reactor is a location featured in the F-Zero Farukon Densetsu anime, found on the Dark Star and serving as the setting for Animeverse Black Shadow's ultimate plan to take over the universe.

As Black Shadow had stated in Lap 50 - Black Shadow the Dark Matter Reactor is a "high energy furnace," having accumulated dark energy in order to stop the expansion of the universe and plunge it into darkness. As a result, Black Shadow would be able to rule this new universe as he saw fit.

In order to activate the Reactor, all six Reactor Mights are required. Black Shadow was able to trick Zoda into racing with him to see who would get to it first, as Zoda wished to claim Black Shadow's dream for himself, thus obtaining the Reactor Might in Zoda's stomach.

The Dark Matter Reactor was ultimately destroyed in Lap 51 - The Legend Of Falcon when Ryu Suzaku and Captain Falcon overloaded it with the power of the Dragon Bird's and Blue Falcon's Reactor Mights. To ensure Black Shadow could do no further harm, Andy Summer would pass the title of Captain Falcon down to Ryu, and deliver a fierce Falcon Punch that would end up killing both himself and Black Shadow.
Kate Alen/Quotes

A list of (Mainverse) Kate Alen quotes.

## F-Zero X

* *"This girl's got some skills!" (Normal Ending)*

* *"Of course. Kate Alen will win again! Spread the challenge through the galaxy!"*
* *"The burning passion that you need."*
* *"Winning the F-ZERO Grand Prix, of course. There's nothing like it!"*
* *"Performing at an outdoor concert in Red Canyon. Who'd have thought I'd end up here?"*
Big Fang

The Big Fang is a machine piloted by Bio Rex / his Anime Universe counterpart.

In the Main Universe, the Big Fang was designed by the Dinosaur Racing Team, a racing team which had been created by the laboratory that brought Bio Rex to life from a fossilized egg.

In the Anime Universe, its Animeverse counterpart origins are not given or known in the anime, but F-Zero Climax (loosely based on the anime) states that it was handed to Animeverse Bio Rex by Dark Million.

## General Machine Information

### Appears In

F-Zero X
F-Zero GX

## Technical Stats

### **F-Zero X**

The Big Fang is an unlockable machine, piloted by Bio Rex.

### **F-Zero GX**

 **Big Fang (English Translation by Sidier):** The team that created Bio Rex formed a racing team and made this F-Zero machine for him, a dinosaur. To compensate for the personality of the pilot, who tends to drive in a violent way, it prioritizes controlling. It might be considered top-class in terms of ease of piloting.

## General Machine Information

### Designer

Dark Million (Mentioned only in F-Zero Climax)

### Debut

F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime) Lap 1 - Legendary Start

### Appears In

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

F-Zero Climax

## Machine Stats

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

The Big Fang appears in the very first episode and throughout the anime, piloted by the Anime Universe Bio Rex. While not making an in-person appearance, Bio Rex's machine also appears during final episode's epilogue.

### **F-Zero Climax**

ダークミリオンからあたえられたこのマシンは優勝することよりも他のマシンの走行をぼう害することを前提につくられている。
 **Big Fang (English Translation):** Machine Number 15.
The Big Fang, supplied by Dark Million, is built on the premise of being more successful damaging other machines than actually winning races. So, the machine excels in both durability and grip, rather than in boost. It's like an obstacle, made only to be in the way...

## Trivia

***Main Universe:***

* Despite having a designer by name (Dinosaur Racing Team) in F-Zero GX, Bio Rex's interviews seem to contradict this, as he states that he designed the machine.
	+ It is possible that the team that created Bio Rex would let him have a part in designing his own machine, but this is not known for certain.
	+ It is also possible Bio Rex did not actually design the machine and that he is lying, given his boisterous and somewhat arrogant personality.
	+ The engines the Big Fang uses are likely proprietary to Dinosaur Racing Team.

## References

1. ↑ F-Zero Climax in-game Profiles
Cosmic Dolphin

The Cosmic Dolphin is a machine designed and piloted by Digi-Boy.

## F-Zero GX/AX

 **Cosmic Dolphin (English Translation by Sidier):** It's a F-Zero machine made by Digi-Boy, who boasted that he had totally predicted the start of the races. It's very efficiently designed. It matches his way to run the track, as he avoids hitting others, thus its body armor is low but it helps make the machine lighter and focused on boost.

## Trivia

* The TG in the machine's engine stat likely stands for Terry Getter, indicating that Digi-Boy likely spent the time to develop custom proprietary engines for his own machine in the same manner Dr. Clash had.
* It is one of four machines in the game to have a higher drag stat than the rest of the machines in the game, which is why its performance is notably bad.
Hyper Speeder

The Hyper Speeder is a machine piloted by Beastman / his Anime Universe counterpart.

## General Machine Information

### Appears In

F-Zero X
F-Zero GX

## Technical Stats

### Engine

FGS-G105Sx3

 **(English Translation by Sidier):** When Beastman was defeating beasts in the jungle, he found the remains of a fighter defeated during an interplanetary war. He asked Dr. Crash to mod it into a F-Zero machine for a low price. It's the contrary of Dr. Crash's favorite, which had a weak grip, this one was designed with a high grip since it was a requirement.

## 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 Hyper Speeder appears, piloted by Beastman's Anime Universe counterpart by Lap 27.

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

The Hyper Speeder is an unlockable machine, piloted by Beastman.

### **F-Zero Climax**

ハンターである彼のマシンにはさまざまなじょうきょう下での走行が求められる。
 **(English Translation):** Machine Number 18.
As a hunter, Beastman's machine Hyper Speeder must run under varied and rough conditions. The result of remodeling to the specifications for the F-Zero race is a machine with an emphasis on both grip and versatility.

## Trivia

***Main Universe:***

* In *F-Zero GX*, Hyper Speeder is one of the non-custom machines with a possible top speed of over 1100 km/h, making its name appropriate in this case.
* It is unknown what type of fighter craft the Hyper Speeder is based on. Its closest real-life counterpart would most likely be the F-15 Eagle[1] and its variants, but this is merely speculation as no official information was given on the subject.
* Though the machine was designed by Doctor Clash, the machine Crazy Bear uses 3 CL05-S16 engines (CL likely stands for **Cl**ash), while the Hyper Speeder uses 3 FGS-G105S engines. FGS engines are also seen on machines that belong to Galactic Space Federation members, as well as Little Wyvern. Whether this hints at Dr. Clash being connected with the Federation itself, or it is just a common engine available for sale is unclear.
	+ Another point of speculation could be that the FGS-G105S engines are merely what the original fighter jet used. If this were the case, it would point to the fighter plane originally belonging to the Galactic Space Federation before it was found.
Golden Fox

The Golden Fox is a machine piloted by Dr. Stewart / his Anime Universe counterpart.

In both the Main and Anime Universes, the Golden Fox is stated to be designed by Dr. Stewart's father, Kevin Stewart and the Anime Universe counterpart respectively. However, the Animeverse Kevin is merely mentioned in one of Bart's F-Zero Classroom segments.

## General Machine Information

### Appears In

F-Zero (SNES)
F-Zero X

F-Zero GX

F-Zero AX

## Machine Stats

### Weight

1020 kg (SNES)
1420 kg (X, GX/AX)

## Technical Stats

### **F-Zero (SNES)**

*Note: The US Manual initially spelled Kevin Stewart's last name as "Stuart."*

### **F-Zero X**

The Golden Fox is an available machine from the start.

### **F-Zero GX/AX**

 **Golden Fox (English Translation by Sidier):** A machine designed by Kevin Stewart, the late father of the current pilot. It prioritizes lowering the G in the surface and having high acceleration.
As a result, the body is lighter than the power it packs. It's hard to keep the balance of the engine power when at cornerings, and is also weak against collisions.
You could say that this machine demands of its pilot a very advanced (driving) technique.

## 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 Golden Fox is piloted by the Animeverse Dr. Stewart.

There is a red variation that is piloted by Anthony Ropkin in the present day during Lap 14, but has no name nor number.

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

The Golden Fox is a machine featured in the F-Zero GP Legend GBA game.

### **F-Zero Climax**

 **(English Translation):** This machine's body is delicate and its grip is weak, but it has booster speed and acceleration that are unrivaled. It's a machine that requires a high level of handling mastery.

## Trivia

***Main Universe:***

* The GF in the machine's engine stat likely stands for Golden Fox.
	+ Although the machine indeed has 4 thrusters, two of them are smaller.
F-Zero Climax

F-Zero Climax is a futuristic racing game released in 2004 for the Game Boy Advance. It was developed by Suzak Inc. and published by Nintendo.

The game was never released outside of Japan, with its release date being October 21st, 2004.

Though F-Zero GX (technically F-Zero AX) is the last game in the Main F-Zero Universe to be released, F-Zero Climax is the the last game in the Anime Universe and entire F-Zero series.

The game also has no certain placement in the Anime Universe timeline, as it seems to exist in its own space. There is no story mode, but there are unlockable recaps of the anime's episodes. Additionally, there are new unlockable characters that were not featured in the F-Zero GP Legend GBA game, in the form of Hyper Zoda, Berserker, Ryu Suzaku as Captain Falcon following the end of the anime, Clank Hughes in his younger appearance, and a Dark Soldier.

## See Also

* Pilots
* Machines
* Venues
Bart's F-Zero Classroom

Bart's F-Zero Classroom was a short trivia segment in the F-Zero Legend of Falcon anime, hosted by Bart Lemming. These segments took place post-credits and after Jack and Ryu's banter during the previews for the next episode. The 4Kids English dub does not include the previews, nor the Classroom segments.

From Laps 1-50, Bart used a puppet bearing an exaggerated likeness of himself to provide trivia to the viewers. Topics would include the world of the F-Zero anime, such as its cast of characters, machines, and various locations, as well as answering fan mail. During the preview in Lap 50 - Black Shadow for the final Lap, Captain Falcon urged Ryu to hurry, but also changed his voice to a softer tone and said that he needed a moment to do one last Classroom segment. Bart, who is actually Andy Summer and Captain Falcon, would then sacrifice himself to defeat Black Shadow. Lap 51 - The Legend Of Falcon is the only episode to not feature a Classroom segment, as the credits roll through the beginning of the 2207 Mute City Grand Prix epilogue, and the episode ends with a "To Be Continued?..." screen.

## Bart's F-Zero Classroom Segments

***[Debating if this should go in its own section, as there are 50 segments.]***

## Trivia

* Although (according to Dreadopp and Zedopp's fan subs) Bart once stated "My girlfriend is the one who supports the show," this apparently was more of a joke response in order to avoid the actual question. Additionally, Bart never had an on-screen love interest, nor was he hinted at having one. However, he once stated that he preferred a lover with black hair.
F-MAX

F-MAX was the predecessor of F-Zero by 200 years, in the Main Universe. Taking place in the 24th century, The Skull was once part of these races as a legendary pilot who set numerous records before he died.

## Trivia

* Not much is known about F-MAX, but it can be assumed it was run in a similar fashion to its successor, F-Zero. It is not confirmed for certain.
	+ If one of the Skull's interviews in F-Zero GX is anything to go by, it might be possible that he died in a racing accident during F-MAX's run. He warns the other pilots that "It's okay to go at full speed, but if you don't watch out for accidents, you'll end up like me."
		- Given that the Skull rose from the grave to "compete one more time" for F-Zero X, there is an implication that the Skull may have died at the age of 40, hence him rising 200 years later with an age of 240 in F-Zero X.
Galactic Space Federation (Anime)

This article is about the Anime Universe Galactic Space Federation. For its Main Universe counterpart, see Galactic Space Federation.

The Galactic Space Federation is an organization that works similarly to its Main Universe counterpart.

## Overview

The Galactic Space Federation's oversees all operations of the Galaxy Police, and its subdivision, the Mobile Task Force. The Federation is only mentioned in various episodes, such as Lap 9, where it is revealed that Dr. Stewart once worked in robotics research at one of the Federation's cyborg research facilities.

Through insight of Lap 24, they have also have been engaged in some sort of conflict with the inhabitants of Takora, Octoman's planet, due to the Takorans not agreeing to a peace treaty. "Unspeakable tragedies" occurred since that point, which is why Director John Tanaka of the Galaxy Police insisted on keeping the tensions low when the Takorans came to visit Octoman on Earth during the same episode.

The Federation is mentioned in Lap 28, when Black Shadow assumes that the Federation does not have the facilities capable of reviving a person through their brain. The Galactic Space Federation also apparently approved of the disbandment of the Mobile Task Force, as Blood Falcon had disguised himself as the Galaxy Police Chief in order to allow Dark Million to attack one of the power plants in Mute City during Lap 39. However, after the truth came forth and Blood Falcon was ultimately killed, the real Chief of the Galaxy Police reformed the Mobile Task Force and granted them elite status.

## See Also

* Galaxy Police
* Mobile Task Force
Heru

Heru (Forno in the 4Kids English Dub) is a planet featured in the F-Zero Legend of Falcon anime. It first appeared in Lap 11 - The Boy From Planet Heru. In the aftermath of a civil war, the planet lived in poverty. Many children on the planet lived as orphans, including Clank Hughes.

## History

In the year 2196, a transport ship exploded on Heru. However, this ship was revealed to be part of a Dark Million smuggling operation overseen by Black Shadow. The incident took the life of Roy Hughes, a Galaxy Police spy, as he was infiltrating the transport ship before Captain Falcon arrived.

Aside from that, the planet Heru was once ravaged by civil war at some point. Although it had been at peace by the year 2201, and the planet had been given the chance to rebuild itself after the war, there were many orphans. These orphans looked to the F-Zero Grand Prix races as an escape from their harsh reality. The planet was also too poor to afford a warp gate.

Upon hijacking Ryu Suzaku's Dragon Bird and taking it for a spin, Clank Hughes encountered Captain Falcon and lost control of the machine. After a brief look at Clank's pendant, Falcon had recalled a memory of when he had met Clank's father, Roy Hughes, during the 2196 incident on Heru. As Clank woke up and reclaimed his pendant, Falcon warned Clank that hijacking the Dragon Bird meant he had committed a crime. Falcon then took Clank elsewhere in the Blue Falcon, and after dropping him off, he suggested to Clank that he should go to Mute City and start a new life there. Clank would eventually take the offer.

## Trivia

* Heru's history shows some similarities to Mainverse Leon's home planet Zou: both were torn apart by a war (a civil war in Heru's case), both planet's inhabitants are living into poverty, and as Zou houses orphaned children, so does planet Heru.
Falcon Punch

The Falcon Punch is a technique used by the Main Universe Captain Falcon in the Super Smash Bros. series, but has also been used by his Anime Universe counterpart (Andy Summer) in the F-Zero Farukon Densetsu anime.

## Main Universe

### **Super Smash Bros. Series**

The Falcon Punch is one of Captain Falcon's signature moves since Super Smash Bros. on the N64. Over time, it has been altered slightly in appearance and execution, and is one of Falcon's most powerful moves. It is a standard or neutral special move that can even be used in the air, albeit making Falcon vulnerable as he falls.

Since Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Falcon can also do a reverse of the move, turning the other way to catch his opponents off-guard. As a result, it charges slightly slower, but becomes more powerful. He utilized the Falcon Punch during the Subspace Emissary campaign in order to take down a giant R.O.B., and almost succeeded in using the move against Lucina during her and Robin's reveal trailer for Super Smash Bros. 3DS/U.

### **F-Zero GX**

Though the Falcon Punch has never been utilized in any Main Universe F-Zero game, it is referenced in the lyrics of the credits theme from the F-Zero GX Story Mode. The line "Falcon will be unleashing a Falcon Punch" is sung at one point.

## Anime Universe

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

The Falcon Punch, originally utilized by the Main Universe Captain Falcon, is used one time by the Anime Universe Falcon, Andy Summer. During the climax of Lap 51 - The Legend Of Falcon, after the Dark Matter Reactor was overloaded, Andy turned to Ryu Suzaku and passed his title of 'Captain Falcon' down to the younger pilot. Andy then leaped from his Blue Falcon towards a furious Black Shadow, helmet coming off as he reeled his elbow back and called out the name of the move, before unleashing a seemingly blue electric variant of the Falcon Punch towards his nemesis.

## Trivia

* During Lucina and Robin's reveal trailer, Captain Falcon used his left hand to charge the Falcon Punch. It is the only time in any media where this occurred, as he usually uses his right hand for the move.
* Memes about the Falcon Punch's power were already widespread in the Super Smash Bros. series, and with F-Zero Farukon Densetsu's depiction of the move making it look like it destroyed the Dark Star, reinforced the memes even further.
Draq (Anime)

This article is about the Anime Universe Draq. For the Main Universe character with the same name, see Draq.

## Draq

### Occupation

Intergalactic deliveryman
F-Zero pilot

## Appearances

### Voiced by

Hiroshi Naka(JP)
Eric Stuart (4Kids English Dub)

### Appears in

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

### Debut

F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime) Lap 10 - Roger And Draq

Draq is the pilot of the Mighty Typhoon, and works with Roger Buster in an intergalactic delivery service. Though he was temporarily involved with Dark Million, this was only to protect Roger.

## History

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

#### **2201**

Draq first appeared in Lap 10, as Roger Buster's partner in their delivery service. However, Draq had been forced to work with Dark Million in order to prevent Miss Killer from harming Roger. By the end of the episode, Draq had come clean to Roger, and the two reconciled.

#### **2202**

In Lap 45, Draq and Roger were kidnapped by Zoda for questioning pertaining to their recent deliveries to a base on the planet Lightning. Though the two offered no responses, Zoda snatched their list. Draq let it slip that he and Roger both knew Ryu Suzaku, and that Ryu would come to their rescue. After being held captive in a cell, they were unknowingly freed by Miss Killer, and would assist Ryu on the way to the base.

## F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game)

Draq is a playable character with his machine, the Mighty Typhoon. He is not featured in the Story Mode.

## F-Zero Climax

 **(DeepL Translation):** As the partner of Roger Buster, the deliveryman, Draq is in charge of their transport ship. He is an avid F-Zero fan and had dreamed of participating for a long time. Two years ago, he and Roger had discovered two machines with unknown recipients, and decided to borrow the machines.

*Note:* It is not known what is meant by "two years ago" as Climax has no real time placement, and its pilot bios contradict what was already established in the anime or borrow information from F-Zero GX. Even in doing so, F-Zero GX states that the Mainverse Roger and Draq had come across their universe's machines one year prior, referring to a short time before the opening of the F-Zero X Grand Prix.

## Trivia

* Animeverse Draq's supposed love of F-Zero was never brought up in the anime, only the fact that he and Roger came across two F-Zero machines one day and decided to race with them to find the original owners. Because F-Zero Climax is a game loosely based on the anime and various pilot profiles borrow elements of F-Zero GX's pilot profiles, it is possible that this was yet another borrowed element that only applies to F-Zero Climax.

## Gallery

Anime eyecatch.GP Legend sprite.Climax sprite.A reference sheet of Draq from the Falcon Densetsu DVD.
## References

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