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Beastman/Quotes

A list of (Mainverse) Beastman quotes.

## F-Zero X

* *"Lookin' for a whoopin'? Come to Beastman!" (Normal Ending)*

* *"It's the signature of the greatest beast hunter alive. Treasure it!" (Providing autograph)*
* *"The machine's explosive speed, my superhuman fitness and reflexes, the list is endless!"*
* *"The race has been won by the best man! They can't change that."*
* *"If you see any wild animals, give me a call. I'll be after them at 2,000 km an hour."*
* *"Both require dedication. A moment's hesitation can be the difference between life and death."*
* *"I am Beastman! I fight to the death!"*
* *"The wild animals are calling. The Hyper Speeder and I are off!"*
* *"Money just dulls a hunter's reflexes. All I need is a sauna after training."*
* *"Attack! Attack! Attack!"*
* *"I'm going to show you a thrilling Grand Prix!"*
* *"This one. Next I want to make a helmet from a Bio Rex."*
* *"Used gym equipment I bought from catalogues, and took a karate course by correspondence."*
* *"A peaceful world, free of wild animals!"*
Green Panther

The Green Panther is a machine piloted by Antonio Guster / his Anime Universe counterpart.

In the Main Universe, the Green Panther was originally a spare machine for Samurai Goroh. Antonio would end up stealing the machine from the Space Bandits.

In the Anime Universe, the machine's details are not given in the anime, but F-Zero Climax recycles Mianverse's backstory by making it Animeverse Goroh's spare machine.

## General Machine Information

### Appears In

F-Zero X
F-Zero GX

## Machine Stats

### **F-Zero X**

The Green Panther is an unlockable machine.

### **F-Zero GX**

 **(English Translation by Sidier):** It has two specially ordered RS-5026SP engines modified for racing, as well as being very good in power. The machine itself was stolen from the Space Thieves, it originally was Goroh's spare machine. It's a very pricey machine, but at the same a hard one to use, demanding advanced technique to pilot it.

## General Machine Information

### Appears In

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

## Machine Stats

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

The Green Panther appears during Lap 13 - Justice, as the Anime Universe Antonio's machine.

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

The Green Panther is an unlockable machine.

### **F-Zero Climax**

元はゴローのスペアマシンだったもの。
 **(English Translation:** The Green Panther was originally one of Samurai Goroh's spares. Its body's durability matches the Fire Stingray's, but because of its increased boost ability, its grip is exceptionally weak. It's said that no one exists that can truly handle this valuable machine.

## Trivia

***Main Universe:***

* The Fire Stingray, Green Panther, and Silver Rat all share the same designer, Toraemon Echigoya.
	+ The Green Panther and Silver Rat are alleged to be similar models. Despite this, the Silver Rat does not use an RS engine like the other 2 do.
Illusion

Illusion is a venue featured in F-Zero GP Legend and F-Zero Climax.

Secret is a track exclusive to F-Zero GP Legend's non-canonical Story Mode, available for Zoda and Black Shadow as they race against each other.

## Trivia

* Despite the fact that F-Zero GP Legend and F-Zero Climax are games based on the F-Zero Farukon Densetsu anime, Illusion is one of the few venues that never made an appearance in any episode.

* Illusion bears some resemblance to F-Zero GX's Phantom Road.
Green Plant

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

## History

Due to explosive population growth, humans have been forced to migrate ever outward into the reaches of space. Green Plant is an example of a high-tech project designed to provide precious oxygen to deep space colonists. The biotechnological vegetation on Green Plant provides a large amount of oxygen, but the thriving plants have recently been growing out of control.

## Trivia

* **Contrary to what was said on the F-Zero fandom wiki and Mute City.org wiki, Green Plant is NOT stated to have any connection to Death Wind, Devil's Forest, nor Forest.**

## References

1. ↑ [1]Archived, F-Zero GX English site
2. ↑ [2]Archived, F-MODE F-Zero fan site that managed to salvage information from the official F-Zero GX English site
Kent Akechi

Kent Akechi is the pilot of the Falcon Mk-II.

He resembles Captain Falcon in at least his attire, and even claims to have relative blood ties to him, though no one knows for sure if this is true or not.

Bios for Kent and his machine are absent from Maximum Velocity's game manuals across all regions. Although brief biographies can be found within the F-Zero for Gameboy Advance Very Fast Pilot Manual Guide and a Nintendo Power article about the game.

## Trivia

* Kent has a pin or patch on his shirt that has the logo of the Falcon Mk-II on it.
* His last name being "Akechi" seems to imply that he might be of Japanese descent.
	+ In kanji, the name "Akechi" is written as "明智"; 明 meaning bright or light, and 智 meaning wisdom, intellect or reason. However since his last name is spelt in katakana like every other pilots including ones with japanese sounding names such as Kumiko, it is unknown if his name in kanji would follow the same writings.
* Kent's relation to Captain Falcon is never emphasized upon in terms of stating what kind of specific relation he claims to have. Nintendo Power is the only source that specifically mentions a claim of a direct relation, saying that Kent "claims to be the son of Captain Falcon."
* Considering that Captain Falcon was a bounty hunter with many enemies and has been full of mysteries in most of his profiles, someone supposedly related to him just openly claiming they are his successor of sorts seems very dangerous.
	+ It is also likely that claims could be made by anyone. Nintendo, to this day, has not acknowledged Maximum Velocity nor its pilots since the game's release in 2001. As such, there is still no confirmation on whether or not Kent's claim is true.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 [1]F-Zero for Gameboy Advance Very Fast Pilot Manual Guide
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 [2] Nintendo Power, F-Zero Maximum Velocity article
Death Anchor

The Death Anchor is a machine piloted by Zoda / his Anime Universe counterpart.

In the Main Universe, The Secret Society Deathriddle stole a ballistic missile from the Galactic Space Federation, and modified it into the Death Anchor. Due to wanting to create an ultimate weapon, the detonator was kept intact unbeknownst to Zoda.

In the Anime Universe, the origins of the Death Anchor are not exactly provided in the anime.

* The anime's related games, which were loosely based off the anime, borrow elements of F-Zero GX.
	+ (Stolen missile backstory similar to the Main Universe, except the Animeverse Death Anchor in the anime based games was stolen from the Galaxy Police, by Black Shadow [GP Legend (GBA game)] or Dark Million [F-Zero Climax].)

## General Machine Information

### Appears In

F-Zero X
F-Zero GX

## Technical Stats

### **F-Zero X**

The Death Anchor is an unlockable machine piloted by Zoda.

### **F-Zero GX**

 **(English Translation by Sidier):** It's an F-Zero machine made by the secret society "Nazodesu" by modding an interplanetary missile stolen from the Galactic Space Federation.
Its main trait is the high-power booster attached to it. Since it was intended to be used as an "ultimate weapon", it's still got its self-destruct built in, yet Zoda doesn't know about it.

## 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)**

In the F-Zero Farukon Densetsu anime, the Death Anchor has its own Animeverse variant, piloted by the Animeverse Zoda.

By Lap 32, the Death Anchor takes on a new form in Dark Space, becoming the Hyper Death Anchor (though this name would not be given until F-Zero Climax) and matching with Zoda's hyper form.

The Death Anchor also serves as the base model for the Soldier Anchor, in which the Soldier Anchor machines are piloted by Dark Million's Dark Soldiers.

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

In the F-Zero GP Legend GBA game, the Death Anchor is an unlockable machine, piloted by Zoda.

### **F-Zero Climax**

See also: Hyper Death Anchor

悪のそしき「ダークミリオン」が銀河警察からぬすみ出しただんどうミサイルを改造して作られたマシン。
 **Death Anchor (English Translation):** Machine Number 13.
A machine created by Dark Million. It began as Galaxy Police missile that was stolen and made into a racing machine, resulting in great boost performance. Unknown to the pilot, it still retains remnants of the missile's self-destruct device.

## Trivia

***Main Universe:***

* The "ZZ" in the ZZ-2236 engine is likely a reference to Zoda himself.

## See Also

* Hyper Death Anchor
* Soldier Anchor
Galaxy Police Chief

The Galaxy Police Chief is a minor character in the F-Zero Farukon Densetsu anime, appearing in various episodes. He is generally stoic and oversees all operations of the Galaxy Police, as well as its subdivision, the Elite Mobile Task Force.

## History

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

#### **2201**

During Lap 7, Galaxy Police Director John Tanaka was called into the Chief's office to address a situation involving the daughter of the President of the Catherine Consortium. The Chief handed Tanaka a picture of the daughter in question, a girl named Dream, who had arrived to Mute City over a week prior to visit her boyfriend Torukamu.

#### **2202**

The Chief and John Tanaka held a discussion over the planet Takora and its inhabitants that were coming to visit Earth during Lap 24. There, the Chief explained the political tension that the Galactic Space Federation had with Takora, including its battles and the casualties that resulted from their battles.

The Chief was confronted by Blood Falcon during Lap 39, who had developed a liquid shapeshifting ability and thus took the form of the Chief. From there, Blood Falcon used his disguise to frame and disband the Elite Mobile Task Force, allowing Dark Million to attack a power plant in Mute City with little interference.

However, as Clank Hughes had spotted Blood Falcon transforming into the Chief, and had warned the other Task Force members, Dark Million's attack did not carry on for long. Albeit, the Task Force did not initially believe Clank until they noticed a series of odd events happening as a result of Blood Falcon.

The Task Force members arrived to the plant in the Galaxy Runner, as Ryu Suzaku was left to handle Blood Falcon. After Blood Falcon was disintegrated by a flaming Boost Fire, and Dark Million's forces had retreated, the Task Force returned to the Chief's office. There, they found the real Chief tied up underneath the statue bust of himself.

## Trivia

* During Lap 6, there is a nameless and minor character seen barging into Kate Alen's room to inform the Task Force and Gordon that Kate had left the premises. He bears incredibly striking resemblance to the Chief, but is most likely just another member of the same alien species.
Don Genie/Quotes

A list of (Mainverse) Don Genie quotes.

* *"My own judgment. I've defeated more rivals than there are stars in the sky."*
* *"I'm used to the envy of the poorer classes."*
* *"Sit there all day watching TV and you'll never be as successful as I am."*
* *"I get more interest per second than the prize money of this race."*
* *"Those who should be at the top get there. That's all there is to it."*
* *"I have to go to a very important meeting. It may even affect the F-ZERO."*
* *"This won't even pay for my cigars."*
* *"I've had to walk over the top of my opposition to get here. Could you do that?"*
* *"That's right. I've taken every chance that came my way and clawed my way out of the slums."*
* *"Taking over the F-ZERO will be my biggest financial commitment."*
* *"None of them amount to much. But Falcon has potential."*
* *"I'm not going to waste even one credit on charity."*
Captain Falcon (disambiguation)

Disambiguation page for Captain Falcon (disambiguation)The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
The name Captain Falcon may refer to:

* Captain Falcon, the Main Universe Falcon, commonly referred to by a non-canon name of Douglas Jay Falcon, by the F-Zero fandom and outsiders.
* Andy Summer, the Anime Universe Captain Falcon, whose alias is Bart/Burt Lemming, but real name is Andy Summer.
* Ryu Suzaku, (Rick Wheeler in the English Dub), Andy Summer's successor as Captain Falcon in the Anime Universe.
* Lap 2 - Captain Falcon, the 2nd episode of the F-Zero Farukon Densetsu anime.
Death Wind

Death Wind is a venue featured in F-Zero (SNES) and BS F-Zero Grand Prix.

*Note: Twitter user Lifecythe1 states that the SNES Manual description for Death Wind is a matter of odd localization. Sidier's translation of the* JP Manual is more accurate.

#### **Tracks**

* Death Wind I
* Death Wind II

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

#### **Tracks**

* Death Wind I
* Death Wind II
Black Shadow/Quotes

A list of (Mainverse) Black Shadow quotes.

## F-Zero X

* *"You want some of this, Falcon?! I'm right here!" (Normal Ending)*

#### **Chapter 6**

* *"Falcon! You've come to die? I needn't have wasted time looking for you, then!"*
* *"The coward's way? You make it sound so noble."*
* *"I just plan to eliminate anyone who stands between me and the prize. Simple as that."*
* *"Falcon! Take this."*
* *"Come on out, Blood Falcon! Are you ready?"*
* *"Farewell, Captain Falcon."*

#### **Chapter 7**

* *"Hehehe." (Chuckling after being called during the Grand Prix lineup.)*
* *"Well, still alive it seems? But I won't miss this chance to make mincemeat of you!"*
* *"What the...?"*
* *"AAARGH! Forgive me, Lord Death."*
* *"AAAAAAAAARGH!"*

### **F-Zero TV Interviews**

* *"This is a victory for Evil!"*
* *"To do away with that eyesore, Falcon."*
* *"It helps me carry out my grudge."*
* *"You've got courage. You want to come work for me?"*
* *"Are you prepared to die to find out?"*
* *"I'll send you straight to hell! It will be painless, I promise you..."*
* *"This is the beginning of the reign of Evil!"*
* *"It's brave of you to even ask me that."*
* *"Bow down before my power, Falcon!"*
* *"Burn this place to the ground!"*
* *"Did you really think I would accept this paltry sum?"*
* *"World destruction! And then building a new world the way I want it."*
* *"Domination or death!' You hear that, Falcon?!"*
* *"There will be no mercy for those who oppose me!"*
* *"Take me on, Falcon! Or are you going to run away with your tail between your legs?"*
* *"The Federation's control of the seven galaxies ends tonight!"*
Dragon Bird

For the version of the Dragon Bird that was passed down to Clank Hughes in the anime's finale epilogue and unlockable in F-Zero Climax, see Dragon Bird GT.

## General Machine Information

### Designer

Dr. Clash (Anime Universe, alluded to in Anime, mentioned directly only in F-Zero Climax)

### Appears In

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

## Machine Stats

### Weight

1850 kg

The Dragon Bird is a machine piloted by Ryu Suzaku, then modified into the Dragon Bird GT as it was passed down to Clank Hughes in the anime's final episode.

## Machine Information

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

The Dragon Bird is seen as early as the very first episode, piloted by Ryu Suzaku during a race. However, Lap 1 transitions between the present and the past, even showing the Dragon Bird just moments after Dr. Clash had finalized its design.

As Captain Falcon warned Dr. Stewart and Jody Summer of Black Shadow's plan to throw the universe into darkness sometime before the events of Lap 1, he also included plans for the Dragon Bird and requested for a Reactor Might to fit in the machine. The machine had no pilot until Ryu was revived.

Falcon would also reveal that the Dragon Bird, Black Bull, and Blue Falcon were "brothers" in a sense.

Over the course of the series, the Dragon Bird would be capable of a technique known as Boost Fire, and was modified to fit two Reactor Mights inside for greater effect.

By the final episode's epilogue in the year 2207, the Dragon Bird was passed down to a now-teenage Clank Hughes, its new pilot, as Ryu had become the new Captain Falcon.

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

**Note:** 'Intergalactic Police' refers to 'Galaxy Police.'

### **F-Zero Climax**

See also: Dragon Bird GT

最新型Ｆ－ＺＥＲＯマシン。
 **(English Translation):** The latest F-Zero machine! While overall well-balanced in its performance, it's impossible for most pilots to take full advantage of it.

## Trivia

* Ryu Suzaku and the Dragon Bird technically share the same name.
* The machine's password is 6957813426, according to Lap 11 - The Boy From Planet Heru.
	+ The Dragon Bird weighs 30 less kg than the Dragon Bird GT.
Clifoto

Clifoto is a planet featured in the F-Zero Farukon Densetsu anime.

It made its first appearance in Episode 3, as the Elite Mobile Task Force had been preparing for a race on the planet. Lucy Liberty had provided her analysis of the track to the Task Force, providing race strategies and advice for the track, and would later become an official member.

## Overview

The planet reaches hot temperatures, often leaving the condition of the track to be determined by the weather. As the course is said to be influenced by Clifoto's sun, few pilots manage to make it all the way through.

The surrounding terrain of the venue is mostly rocky, and the the featured track itself has several curves.

## Gallery

Clifoto's track layout.Clifoto's terrain, featuring Lucy Liberty barely hitting the ground in the Dragon Bird.Clifoto's starting area for the race.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 [1]F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime) Lap 3 - Apprentice Trooper Lucy (Subbed)
Blue Falcon (disambiguation)

Disambiguation page for Blue Falcon (disambiguation)The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
The term *Blue Falcon* may refer to:

* The Blue Falcon, a machine piloted by Captain Falcon in Main F-Zero Universe media.
* The Animeverse Blue Falcon, a machine piloted by the Anime Universe Captain Falcon, Andy Summer.
* The Blue Falcon GT, a machine piloted by Andy Summer's successor, Ryu Suzaku.
F-Zero: And Then, To the Gods of Speed

The cover illustration of the novel.

F-ZERO 【…そしてスピードの神へ】(F-ZERO 【...soshite speed no kami e】, roughly translated to "And then, to the Gods of Speed") is an F-Zero light novel written by Katsuyuki Ozaki, and illustrated by Kagami Yasuhiro. The novel was released on February 5th, 1992 and was published in the Futabasha Fantasy Novel Series.

It consists of over 200 pages and 6 chapters.

The novel presents an original and darker take on the F-Zero series, and is considered as a third F-Zero universe. Due to it being only printed in Japanese, not much is known about the novel by the English speaking side of the F-Zero community. Translation efforts were said to be underway, albeit unofficially, but no real breakthroughs have been recorded yet.

**A full scan of the novel's contents can be found here (link leads to a MEGA folder containing scans of the novel).**

## Trivia

* It was widely believed that the person illustrated on the cover on the novel was a woman, but this is actually due to odd placement of the shoulders, which may have given the appearance of breasts.
	+ This character may be Swan Lee, the protagonist of the novel who may take up the role as the Novel Captain Falcon's possible successor.
	+ Although the novel itself has yet to be fully translated in English, there is an apparent constant when it comes to the Novel Captain Falcon's fate; death.

## References

1. ↑ [1]F-Zero: And Then, To The Gods Of Speed, overview thread by twitter user step70s
Forest

Fire Scorpion, starting a race on Forest I

Forest is a venue featured in BS F-Zero Grand Prix 2.

## BS F-Zero Grand Prix 2

It has three tracks total, and while Forest I and Forest II appeared during the Week 1 installment as the first and fourth track respectively, Forest III appeared as the second track of Week 2's installment.

### **Tracks**

* Forest I
* Forest II
* Forest III

## Trivia

* Forest I and II don't feature any health zones to refill a machine's energy, making these courses the only official F-Zero tracks to not feature them.
* Forest and Metal Fort are the only venues in BS F-Zero Grand Prix 2 to feature completely new graphics such as background and scenery.
Aeropolis

Aeropolis, Dragon Slope

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

## Trivia

***Anime Universe:***

* Although Aeropolis is a Main Universe venue, the Multiplex track is referenced in the F-Zero Farukon Densetsu anime, featured in Lap 13 and Lap 40. The surrounding environment seems to borrow elements from Nintese, an Animeverse planet that possibly connects to Port Town.
	+ In addition, a track similar to Aeropolis' Dragon Slope can be seen in Lap 47. However, despite the view of the stadium being borrowed from the shot of Nintese in Lap 2, the environment during Ryu and Black Shadow's race is that of Mute City.
F-Zero GX/Samurai Goroh Interviews

Samurai Goroh'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
 サムライ ゴロー
 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
 サムライ ゴロー
でかいツラさせないためだ！
 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
 サムライ ゴロー
向かうところ敵なし！
 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
 サムライ ゴロー
 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
 サムライ ゴロー
 Mr. ZERO
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
 サムライ ゴロー
 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
 サムライ ゴロー
オレがサムライゴローだ！
 Mr. ZERO
それじゃあみんな！
次のグランプリで会おう！

## About that secret fan club...

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
 サムライ ゴロー
ファンの期待は裏切らないぜ！
 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
 サムライ ゴロー
誰かこのサムライゴローを止めてみろ！
 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！

## What are your plans now?

 Mr. ZERO
 サムライ ゴロー
逃げ出したら承知しねぇぞ！
 Mr. ZERO
あとの特番でお送りするよ
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！

## How about that prize money?

 Mr. ZERO
 サムライ ゴロー
オレさまがカジノで100倍にしてやる！
 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！

## Did you see Falcon's reaction?

 Mr. ZERO
 サムライ ゴロー
負けるはずねぇだろ！
 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！

## Are you really a crime boss?

それじゃあさっそく聞いてみよう！
 Mr. ZERO
 サムライ ゴロー
今回の優勝もしっかり盗み取ってやったぜ！
 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！

## Will you toast this victory?

それじゃあさっそく聞いてみよう！
 Mr. ZERO
 サムライ ゴロー
入れて飲み干してやるぜ
 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！

## You're unstoppable!

それじゃあさっそく聞いてみよう！
 Mr. ZERO
しばらく現れそうにないね
 サムライ ゴロー
 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！

## Any advice for young thieves?

それじゃあさっそく聞いてみよう！
 Mr. ZERO
次々に来ているんだってね
 サムライ ゴロー
宇宙のてっぺん見せてやるぜ！
 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！
F-Zero Maximum Velocity

F-Zero for Game Boy Advance (JP)

F-Zero Maximum Velocity (JP: *F-Zero For Game Boy Advance*) is a futuristic racing game released in 2001 for the Game Boy Advance. It was developed by NDCube and published by Nintendo.

The game was released on March 21, 2001 in Japan but would also see releases in North America and Europe (June 11, 2001 and June 22, 2001 respectively).

## Overview

The events of the game take place 25 years after Captain Falcon and Dr. Stewart (and presumably Samurai Goroh and Pico as well) "piloted their way to fame," which seems to imply it is 25 years after the events of the SNES game.

There are 10 new playable pilots to choose from, as the original 30 from the Main Universe are absent from the game.

However, some of the Maximum Velocity pilots contain references to the older pilots, such as Kent Akechi and Blitz Wagner. Kent claims to be the blood relative of Captain Falcon (Nintendo Power altered this to be a direct claim of "son"), and Dr. Stewart allegedly designed Blitz Wagner's Silver Thunder (Nintendo Power is the only source that mentions this).

## Plot

While the game has no actual story mode, there is a backstory provided within the manual.

A quarter of century after the likes of Captain Falcon and Dr. Stewart have "piloted their way to fame," they have become regarded as legendary pilots. Although still regarded as a dangerous sport with some opposition, a new generation of pilots have emerged, looking to continue the legacy of F-Zero.

Although space travel had opened up new horizons in factors such as trading, it also left merchants vulnerable to attacks from space pirates. Rather than using up all of their wealth in mass defense, they instead focused on their individual territories. As a result of what is described as conservative business practices, space pilots lost their jobs, turning to F-Zero as a way to make money and achieve fame.

## Trivia

* Despite holding the moniker of "Maximum Velocity", and taking place 25 years in the future, the average speeds of the game are far slower than those of games known to take place earlier in the timeline.

## See Also

* Placement in Main Universe
* Pilots
* Machines
* Venues
Billy (Anime)

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

## Billy

### Occupation

Former member of Dark Million
F-Zero pilot

## Appearances

### Appears in

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

### Debut

F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime) Lap 31 - Vestige (Traces of You)

Billy is the pilot of the Mad Wolf, and was a member of Dark Million who only wanted to escape the training grounds of the organization. He first appeared in Lap 31 - Vestige (Traces Of You).

## History

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

#### **2202**

As a newcomer to the F-Zero Grand Prix during Lap 31, Billy approached the leader of the Mobile Task Force, Jody Summer, and pleaded for her assistance. He revealed that he was in the race solely to help Miss Killer defeat her rivals, and claimed to have known what truly happened to her brother, Andy Summer. Dark Million's Dark Soldiers would attack Billy off the track, leaving the Task Force to divert their course during the race.

Attempting to lure the Mobile Task Force into a trap by providing a false and tragic backstory about his supposed friends at one of Dark Million's training grounds. The fabricated story led Ryu into a trap, in which Blood Falcon had been waiting to dispose of him. Captain Falcon and the Task Force showed up just in time, albeit the Task Force’s arrival was a bit later. Blood Falcon, too focused on catching up to Captain Falcon, had driven his machine off a cliff.

Afterwards, the Task Force members returned to confront Billy, calling out his lies again and scolding him. Though still upset at Billy for lying, Jack Levin suggested Billy might actually have what it takes to "be a real pilot someday," ultimately cheering him up.

Billy also had a minor appearance during Lap 40, seen beside Mr. EAD and Pico at the winner's podium.

## F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game)

In the F-Zero GP Legend GBA game, Billy is a playable character with his machine, the Mad Wolf. He is not featured in the Story Mode.

## F-Zero Climax

 **Billy (English Translation):** A monkey trained in various ways since birth, raised and taught to bring out his most human-like characteristics. In the F-Zero Grand Prix, those who rank lower than him are always amusingly described as being "lesser than monkeys" in the news, regardless of who it is.

## Gallery

Billy after getting saved by Jody and Ryu in Lap 31.Billy getting confronted by Jody in Lap 31.Lap 31.Anime eyecatch.GP Legend sprite.Climax sprite.A reference sheet of Billy from the Falcon Densetsu DVD.
Crazy Bear

The Crazy Bear is a machine designed and piloted by Dr. Clash / his Anime Universe counterpart.

In the Main Universe, the Crazy Bear was the result of years of research by an F-Zero engineer named Dr. Clash. Though he would not become an F-Zero pilot until the F-Zero X Grand Prix, he had taken note of the huge accident three years prior to the F-Zero X Grand Prix, ensuring to prioritize durability over speed in order to survive a fatal accident for his own creation. In F-Zero GX, he refers to his machine as "his experiment."

In the Anime Universe, the Crazy Bear was designed by the mechanic of the Elite Mobile Task Force, the Anime Universe counterpart of Dr. Clash. Apparently, (according to F-Zero Climax) the machine's focus is not to win races, but to collect data.

## General Machine Information

### Appears In

F-Zero X
F-Zero GX

## Technical Stats

### **F-Zero X**

The Crazy Bear first appeared in F-Zero X, piloted by Dr. Clash, a former F-Zero engineer. It is an unlockable machine.

### **F-Zero GX**

 **Crazy Bear (English Translation by Sidier):** Taking into account the major accident of 4 years ago, it puts resistance before speed. It's made into a tough body that won't wear down from hits. As a result, the controls are bad and it's hard to pilot it properly. But to avoid a major crash that could result in death, this much might be needed to guarantee pilot safety.

## 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 Crazy Bear is piloted by the Animeverse Dr. Clash, and sometimes seen in races.

### **F-Zero Climax**

レースを完走することを目標にチューニングされている耐久力重視型のマシン。
 **(English Translation):** Machine Number 29.
A durability-oriented machine specifically tuned with the goal of completing the race. Its purpose is to collect data during the race in order to lead the Galaxy Mobile Platoon to victory.

**Note:** Because the F-Zero Climax translation is in the style of NOA localization, the name 'Galaxy Mobile Platoon' is borrowed from the English version of the GBA game, F-Zero GP Legend.

## Trivia

***Main Universe:***

* In one of Dr. Clash's interviews from F-Zero GX, he ends up designing "Giant Bear," which is a giant version of the Crazy Bear.
* Although Dr. Clash designed one other machine in the main universe, the Crazy Bear uses a custom (CL) engine made by Dr. Clash, whereas the Hyper Speeder uses FGS engines.

## References

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

A list of (Mainverse) Zoda quotes.

## F-Zero X

* *"Who's the baddest man in the universe?! ME!!" (Normal Ending)*

#### **Chapter 3**

* *"Hey you! What do you want -- Wait a minute! What do you think this is?!" (Fighting with Super Arrow in the bar)*

### **F-Zero TV Interviews**

* *"My time has finally come!"*
* *"Winning the Grand Prix seemed a good first step on my path to world domination."*
* *"It was created by a genius!"*
* *"Here, have a self-portrait as well." (Providing autograph)*
* *"I tampered with the other racers' machines."*
* *"I'll send the lot of you home in coffins."*
* *"I am the new Emperor of Evil!"*
* *"I will definitely bring those two over to the Dark Side. They can work for me when I rule the world." (About the Arrows)*
* *"The F-ZERO is no real challenge for an evil genius!"*
* *"This is my first step towards controlling the whole world!"*
* *"To sponsor more acts of evil and develop new weapons."*
* *"Earth. I'm not an alien, I'm an improved version of the human!"*
* *"I like to grow flowers. Flowers that kill people!"*
* *"I have fans? Hey, raise your hand if you're my fan. 1...2...3...4...5... I have five fans!"*
* *"You've heard that? Then tell me why they only want me on comedy shows."*
* *"It's every bad guy's dream, of course."*
Nintese

Nintese (Ninte / Nintae in the English Dub) is a planet featured in the F-Zero Farukon Densetsu anime.

It first appeared in Lap 2 - Captain Falcon as the setting of an F-Zero race, and is also where Captain Falcon and Ryu Suzaku prevented a gang from attacking a bus which had Lucy Liberty and her friends on board to the next race.

## Trivia

* In Lap 02 - Captain Falcon, Lucy and her friends take a shuttle bus to attend the race on Nintese. When the bus is being attacked on the way to the warp gate, the report audibly mentions "Mute City-Port Town shuttle bus," which implies that Port Town may actually be on Nintese. Both the 4Kids English dub, as well as the fansubs provided by Dreadopp and Zedopp, do not pick up on this.
	+ Even with the apparent reveal of the planet's name, it is never mentioned again for the rest of the series.
* Nintese's name could be a pun on the words "nineties", as in referring to the 90's decade.
Wondo

Wondo is a minor location and planet mentioned in the fourth episode of the F-Zero Farukon Densetsu anime.

During Lap 04 - Calling On Samurai Goroh, Alias' mother was seen on a broadcast tearfully requesting that the medicine that was stolen from a transport ship should be returned for the sake of all the sick children that required it. A man on the broadcast followed up with a statement that the medicine was rare and from the planet Wondo, and that there were only three days to administer the cure.
Cryton

The planet Cryton.

Cryton (Clyton in the 4Kids English Dub) is a planet featured in the F-Zero Farukon Densetsu anime.

It is an anime-exclusive location and planet, as the F-Zero GP Legend GBA game and F-Zero Climax do not seem to make references to it outside of (possibly) the episode recaps, which are unlockable in F-Zero Climax. It is rendered as "Cryton" when Ryu initially travels to the planet, but it visibly changed to "Clyon" in the 4Kids English Dub.

There are several shady inhabitants that reside here, besides Samurai Goroh and his bandits. There is also a bar, which was given the name "The Snake Shack" in the 4Kids English Dub of the anime.

Don Genie’s Palace was also located somewhere on the planet, though it was actually a fortress. The only mode of entry was by attending the F-Zero Death Race. Although the fortress collapsed once, the Committee had put in some reconstruction effort for the second time it was featured, as they had ended up buying its track from Don Genie.

## Gallery

Jody briefing her team on upcoming race taking place on the planet during Lap 42.The bar that was first seen in Lap 4.
Leon/Quotes

A list of (Mainverse) Leon quotes.

## F-Zero X

* *"Fast machines are in my blood." (Normal Ending)*

* *"Give it to the kids who are watching the race on TV tonight." (Providing autograph)*
* *"Racing for someone other than myself."*
* *"Catch me if you can!"*
* *"Did you see me race? That's the power of a wild beast!"*
* *"I fight for a reason. I win for a reason."*
* *"The power of the wild one! No one stands in my way!"*
* *"I plan to take up wrestling."*
* *"Tonight, we eat like lords, kids! I'm on my way."*
* *"I'm the head of an orphanage. I won this race for the kids."*
* *"They were a present from the kids."*
* *"I coach soccer. The kids are pretty good."*
* *"It's the color of the sky over my home planet."*
* *"I promised to build them a soccer field with the money. And I'll keep that promise."*

## See Also

* F-Zero GX/Leon Interviews

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F-Zero GX/Mighty Gazelle Interviews

Mighty Gazelle'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
 マイティー ガゼル
オレはここに帰ってきたぜ！
 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
 マイティー ガゼル
 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
 マイティー ガゼル
華麗な走りだろ？
 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
 マイティー ガゼル
一列に並んでくれよ！
 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
 マイティー ガゼル
この新しいボディのおかげさ！
 Mr. ZERO
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
 マイティー ガゼル
おかしすぎて腹筋がないのに腹が痛くなるぜ
 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
 マイティー ガゼル
レッドガゼルと走り続けるぜ！
 Mr. ZERO
それじゃあみんな！
次のグランプリで会おう！

## Tell us about the accident.

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
死にかけたらしいね？
 マイティー ガゼル
開催中止になったんだ
だけど復活してうれしいぜ！
 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！

## Kudos on your expert victory!

 Mr. ZERO
 マイティー ガゼル
追いつけるヤツはいないぜ！
 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！

## What are your plans now?

 Mr. ZERO
 マイティー ガゼル
風の向くまま気の向くままってところさ
 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
 マイティー ガゼル
年代物のボディを買うのさ
 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！

## Do you miss your human body?

 Mr. ZERO
 マイティー ガゼル
全身を駆け巡るオイルの感触と
電流の刺激は快感だぜ！
 Mr. ZERO
次回のグランプリでの活躍も期待しているよ
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 do you do besides race?

それじゃあさっそく聞いてみよう！
 Mr. ZERO
 マイティー ガゼル
人が行けないところも平気だぜ！
 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！

## Think you'll repeat as Champ?

それじゃあさっそく聞いてみよう！
 Mr. ZERO
 マイティー ガゼル
ここにいる男が次もチャンピオンさ！
 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！

## Got a girlfriend?

それじゃあさっそく聞いてみよう！
 Mr. ZERO
 マイティー ガゼル
だけど彼女までサイボーグだなんて思うなよ
 Mr. ZERO
次回のグランプリでの活躍も期待しているよ
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 your critics?

それじゃあさっそく聞いてみよう！
 Mr. ZERO
悪口をいう人がいるよね？
 マイティー ガゼル
オレは自分の実力で勝ったんだ
 Mr. ZERO
次回のグランプリでの活躍も期待しているよ
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！
F-Zero X

F-Zero X is a futuristic racing game released in 1998 for the Nintendo 64. It was published by Nintendo and developed by the company's EAD Division.

In 2000, the F-Zero X Expansion Kit was released in Japan for the N64DD, featuring a track editor and Super versions of the Blue Falcon, White Cat, and Fire Stingray, among other features.

Although BS F-Zero Grand Prix and its sequel were released after F-Zero (SNES), F-Zero X is considered to be a direct sequel to the SNES game. As such, the four SNES pilots and each of their machines return, with new designs. Among them, there are also 26 other new characters and machines to choose.

## Plot

Although the game itself has no Story Mode or any semblance of one, the manuals provide insight on the events in F-Zero's Main Universe timeline and lore, as well as character biographies for all 30 pilots in the game. Despite its elements, it is not known if it can be completely tied to the SNES game, as there are various factors that seem to contradict or otherwise retcon previous establishments (such as Pico's age going from 34 to a self-proclaimed 123 year old with an overhaul in design).

F-Zero X takes place three years after an accident during an F-Zero Grand Prix, resulting in numerous pilots being injured, which then led to a suspension of the racing sport for three years. Among the injured, Mighty Gazelle was one of the worst cases and had to be revived as a cyborg. Due to misconceptions by fans, the infamous F-Zero X Nintendo of America website, and the missing information from the US manual of the game in comparison to the JP manual, fans were mistakenly led to believe that Mighty Gazelle had no direct involvement in the accident, among other misconceptions.

The suspension was ultimately lifted thanks to in-universe fan outcry, and the F-Zero Committee would revise rules and regulations in order to avoid another grand scale accident. The F-ZERO Grand Prix was also renamed to the F-Zero X Grand Prix for this occasion.

In addition, the manual adds a new element called F-MAX, which is the predecessor of the F-ZERO Grand Prix by 200 years. One of the pilots in the game, The Skull, happens to be an F-MAX racer who was revived in the present day and would participate in the F-Zero X Grand Prix. Other pilots are also stated or hinted at having previous F-Zero experience as well, such as Mrs. Arrow.

## See Also

* F-Zero X Expansion Kit
* Placement in Main Universe
* Pilots
* Machines
* Venues
Red Bull

The Red Bull was a machine piloted by Berserker, who was later revealed to be Captain Falcon in disguise. It appeared to be a mass produced model provided by Don Genie.

This machine does not have a Main Universe counterpart.

## F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime)

The Red Bull made its first appearance during Lap 42 - Don Genie's Palace, as the machine piloted by a mysterious racer named Berserker.

During Lap 47 - Fate, the Red Bull transformed into Blue Falcon, and its pilot revealed himself to be Captain Falcon all along.

In Lap 50 - Black Shadow, Don Genie piloted a Red Bull with two other copies of the machine flanking him. Each Red Bull was armed with machine guns, in order to defend Black Shadow's base. Ryu Suzaku managed to damage Don Genie's guards, but wasn't able to stop Don Genie's Red Bull from escaping.

Additional Red Bulls in various colors such as teal, grey, and purple were seen alongside a group of Soldier Anchors during Lap 51 - The Legend Of Falcon, as they faced off against the Mobile Task Force.

## F-Zero Climax

The Red Bull is an unlockable machine, piloted by Berserker. It is the second heaviest machine, only beaten by the Black Bull, thus making it quite capable of destroying other machines. When compared to the Black Bull, it has better acceleration and boost, but lower top speed and grip.

ブルーファルコンにカムフラージュをほどこした真っ赤なマシン。
 **(English Translation):** Machine Number 77.
The Blue Falcon with red camouflage. It is similar to the Black Bull in performance, but it is used as a disguise for infiltrating the Dark Million organization from the inside.

## Gallery

The Red Bull, as seen in the anime.A reference sheet of the Red Bull from the Falcon Densetsu DVD.Cockpit.The color variants of Red Bulls and Soldier Anchors seen in Lap 51.
## Trivia

* While their pilots aren't seen, it can be assumed that the other Red Bulls in Lap 50 and Lap 51 were driven by Dark Soldiers.
* It is possible that the power of a Reactor Might may gave granted Captain Falcon the ability to disguise the Blue Falcon as the Red Bull.
Reactor Might

A Reactor Might seen in Lap 25.

A Reactor Might is an item of immense power, featured in the F-Zero Farukon Densetsu anime, F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game), and F-Zero Climax.

## Overview

Six Reactor Mights were created during the Big Bang. If someone obtains all the Reactor Mights, the fate of the universe is in their hands. However, even a singular Reactor Might contains a large amount of power.

### **Effects**

Reactor Mights, when combined with certain F-Zero machines, give the machine the ability to use Boost Fire, a very powerful technique that can either make or break a pilot.

It is revealed that there are just three ‘brother’ machines that can utilize Reactor Mights properly; The Blue Falcon (Good / Captain Falcon), the Black Bull (Evil / Black Shadow), and the Dragon Bird (The Savior / Ryu Suzaku).

There are variations of Boost Fire, however.

The Blue Falcon and Dragon Bird use the standard Boost Fire. In contrast, the Black Bull uses Black Fire, an evil and seemingly more powerful version of Boost Fire. Black Fire can create a vortex that sucks in anyone within range, sending them to a realm called Dark Space, which is literally what it sounds like; a dark space, full of evil energy. However, other machines can utilize their own variation of Boost Fire through a Reactor Might, in the case of Blood Falcon's Blood Hawk using Blood Fire.

Zoda’s machines (Death Anchor and Hyper Death Anchor) would go be another example, if the Reactor Might was not infused in his stomach by Black Shadow. Regardless, he is able to use a variation called Death Fire. Through the use of Zoda's own Reactor Might, Zoda was also capable of immobilizing anyone standing close, or within his grasp at least. He has also used the Reactor Might to even trigger the memories of both Ryu and Miss Killer (Misaki Haruka, Ryu’s girlfriend who was brainwashed by Black Shadow).

## F-Zero GP Legend & Climax

In the anime-based games, Reactor Mights allow the player to utilize Boost Fire.

## Trivia

* The Reactor Mights play a similar role to the Main Universe's Ultimate Champion's Belt from F-Zero GX. An item of immense power that, when in the wrong hands, could result in a dark fate for the universe.
Tsukikage

Tsukikage is a minor character in the F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime). He is part of Samurai Goroh's group of bandits, and appears to pilot Goroh's battleship, the Fire Needle.

## History

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

##### **2201**

Although Sasuke is the first of the group to make an appearance in Lap 4, Tsukikage first appeared in Lap 5. Like the other bandits, he was in disguise.

The group was seen tampering with Ryu Suzaku's Dragon Bird, then confronted by Ryu. This escalated into a fight, with Hakuun ultimately injuring Ryu's forearm after the latter attempted to block a staff attack. The bandits then fled from the scene as police sirens became audible.

The group was later seen in a bar, on the planet Cryton. After circling around Jack Levin after he questioned the bartender about Lisa Brilliant, and with Hakuun warning Jack to cease his pursuit of Lisa Brilliant, Ryu recognized the bandit group from an earlier incident and also attempted to confront them. However, Gensai threw a smoke bomb down and fled with Hakuun, Tsukikage, and Sasuke.

#### **2202**

Tsukikage also appeared during Lap 13 along Goroh's crew as they encountered Dark Million's Bio Rex, The Skull, and Octoman on a transport ship.

In Lap 21, Tsukikage was part of the rescue effort to retrieve Lisa Brilliant after the space pirate was kidnapped by Dark Million so that Miss Killer could have as little rivals as possible for the 2202 Ladies Race. He, like the rest of the crew, are dumbfounded as they see Lisa arguing and bickering with Mrs. Arrow and Kate Alen.

During Lap 25, Tsukikage was seen piloting the Fire Needle, as part of yet another rescue effort to save Lisa Brilliant after she was kidnapped for her Reactor Might.

In Lap 49, Tsukikage, along with Hakuun, Gensai, Sasuke, and Samurai Goroh, would come across Miss Killer's pod after Black Shadow disposed of her. The crew would then buy time for Ryu to save his girlfriend.

## Gallery

Gensai, Tsukikage, and Sasuke in disguise during Lap 5.Hakuun, Tsukikage, Gensai, and Sasuke in disguise during Lap 5.Gensai and Tsukikage, seen behind Sasuke in Lap 13.Tsukikage, seen in Lap 13.Tsukikage piloting the Fire Needle, with Samurai Goroh in the back during Lap 25.The whole crew behind Goroh in Lap 49.
Mrs. Arrow/Quotes

A list of (Mainverse) Mrs. Arrow quotes.

## F-Zero X

* *"The key to victory is technique." (Normal Ending)*

* *"I'd like to take a vacation, but there is no rest for the defenders of justice."*
* *"It will all go to charity. My husband can make do with the allowance he has."*
* *"A driver wants to live on in the records and in people's memories."*
* *"Was such a foregone conclusion boring to watch?"*
* *"He still needs a little work!"*
* *"He was beating around the bush, so I ordered him to marry me!"*
* *"You've got to be kidding. Of course we fight, but we have a great relationship built on trust."*

## See Also

* F-Zero GX/Mrs. Arrow Interviews