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Joaobuild

**joaobuild** (às vezes referido como **joãobuild**, **Joãobuild** ou ainda **JoãoBuild**) é um youtuber e jogador de Minecraft de identidade não revelada. Ele é um hacker e antagonista de *Em Busca da Casa Automática*. Ficou conhecido após hackear o mapa da série e destruir várias construções do mundo. Não se sabe se ele é relacionado a Viniccius14 ou não.

## Referências

1. ↑ joaobuild no YouTube, acessado em 17 de dezembro de 2022
Team Shooting Star

Team Shooting Star was an F-Zero racing team that was forced to disband following the huge accident three years before F-Zero X.

During the three years of the F-Zero Grand Prix races being suspended, the entire team went missing. As the case of missing F-Zero pilots (post-accident) was opened up by the Space Police (Time Patrol), the Space Police were able to point out Deathborn as the primary suspect in each investigation that was conducted. However, it is not known if he was truly responsible for any of the pilot disappearances.

## Contributions as Machine Designers

* Mighty Typhoon
* Mighty Hurricane

Sometime before Team Shooting Star disappeared, they designed two F-Zero machines; Mighty Typhoon and Mighty Hurricane. These two machines were intended for an unknown participant in the F-Zero X Grand Prix when the suspension was lifted. However, the machines would end up being piloted by two intergalactic delivery men by the names of Draq and Roger Buster. They were unable to find the original recipients to deliver to, and had entered the X and GX Grand Prix to try and lure out the intended recipients of the machines.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 F-Zero GX Complete Guidebook (JP)
2. ↑ [1]Tweet by Lifescythe1 explaining that the Space Police and Time Patrol are the exact same thing, with evidence, and translator input by Sidier
3. ↑ F-Zero GX in-game US Pilot Profiles
Mute City (Anime)

This article is about the Anime Universe version of Mute City, formerly known as New York. For its Main Universe counterpart, see Mute City.

### Location

(New York) Earth

Mute City (formerly known as New York in the F-Zero Farukon Densetsu anime and related content) is a venue featured in the anime, F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game), and F-Zero Climax.

## History

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

Mute City was once known as New York, 150 years prior to Ryu Suzaku's awakening in the year 2201.

It is a very prominent setting in the anime, as the Galaxy Police (and the Elite Mobile Task Force) Headquarters is situated in Mute City, and at least four characters have origins in Mute City (New York for Ryu, Haruka, and Zoda, although it should be noted that Ryu was born in Boston).

The Cyborg Graduate School for the Galaxy Police is where Dr. Stewart once worked in the field of robotics research, and is where Jody Summer was taken to for partial cybernetic reconstruction of her body after the death of her brother.

The Falcon House can also be found in Mute City. The Falcon House is a place of rest, commonly for F-Zero pilots, but is open to just about anyone. It is managed by 'Bart Lemming', who is later revealed to truly be Andy Summer, the supposedly dead brother of Elite Mobile Task Force leader Jody Summer and the false identity of ever famous Captain Falcon (Berserker as well, but that is a short lived disguise). By the end of the anime, Misaki Haruka takes the role of manager and barista in Andy's place.

## F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game)

Mute City has large buildings in the distance, as well as many smaller ones below the course. There are also parks and/or fields of grass that break up the area.

### **Tracks**

* Tradition Park (Bronze Cup)
* Tradition Park II (Bronze Cup)
* Expansion Park (Silver Cup)
* Expansion Park II (Silver Cup)
* Mute City I (Platinum Cup)
* Championship

## F-Zero Climax

Mute City appears much more populated than in other game here. There are large highways, a massive amount of large buildings, and many normal sized ones below the track.

### **Tracks**

* Six Carat (Bronze Cup)
* Eight Carat
* Cactus Circuit I
* Cactus Circuit II
* Multiply (Platinum Cup)

## Gallery

New York (before it was changed to Mute City 150 years later) seen in Lap 1.Mute City (Full view) Lap 1.Mute City (up view) Lap 1.Elite Mobile Task Force's base in Mute City seen in Lap 1.Lap 4.Lap 5.Mute City (After Sunset) Lap 7.Mute City (Sunset) Lap 8.Mute City (Night) Lap 8.
## Trivia

* Similar to his Mainverse counterpart, Animeverse Dr. Stewart is also from Mute City.
Megan

Megan is the pilot of the Hot Violet in F-Zero Maximum Velocity.

She is a rumored karate expert with an unknown age. The name of "Megan" is actually her second name.

## Trivia

* Although Megan's name is said to be her second name in the JP game manual, the US manual says her family name is unknown. The instance of "Family Name: Unknown" is not present in the JP nor PAL manuals.
* She is stated to be a rumored karate expert in the US manual, PAL manual, and in the F-Zero for Gameboy Advance Very Fast Pilot Manual Guide. However, the JP game manual seems to state that she actually is a karate expert.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 [1] F-Zero Maximum Velocity US game manual
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 [2] F-Zero Maximum Velocity JP game manual
3. ↑ [3]F-Zero For Game Boy Advance Very Fast Pilot Manual Guide
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 [4] F-Zero Maximum Velocity PAL manual
The Skull/Quotes

A list of quotes by the Mainverse version of The Skull.

## F-Zero X

* *"I am the SUPREME champion!!" (Normal Ending)*

* *"Don't lose it. It's your passport to the netherworld." (Providing autograph)*
* *"Techniques I learned from the dead."*
* *"I've got plenty of time. I'll take on all comers."*
* *"Is this being broadcast in the Underworld?"*
* *"It's okay to go at full speed, but if you don't watch out for accidents you'll end up like me."*
* *"Not even the Grim Reaper could have kept up with me!"*
* *"Take a nice long nap in my coffin."*
* *"Dead men don't need money. I do it for the thrills! Gotta make the heart beat faster!"*
* *"The netherworld? Everyone's turned into health freaks."*
* *"Living is not all there is to life. When you die you'll know what I mean."*
* *"Here's a one-way ticket to the netherworld."*
* *"Captain Falcon. I'd really like to see him in the Land of the Dead."*
* *"Visit my grave."*
Soldier Anchor

An orange Soldier Anchor variant seen in Lap 31.

The Soldier Anchor is a machine piloted by the Dark Soldier. Like its pilot, it is also a mass produced model by Dark Million, though the machine is modeled after Zoda's Death Anchor.

## F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime)

The Soldier Anchor, while not given a name nor number in the anime (the name and number were only given in F-Zero Climax), various Soldier Anchors can appear at a time in various episodes, with each machine piloted by a Dark Soldier. The Soldier Anchor also comes in a variety of colors such as orange, green, and yellow. In Lap 51, there are red and silver variants.

## F-Zero Climax

While the machine and pilot were absent from the GBA F-Zero GP Legend game, they do appear in F-Zero Climax as an unlockable character. The machine was given a name and number, along with its pilot, the Dark Soldier. Its default color is orange.

ゾーダの乗るデスアンカーを量産型に改造したもの。
 **Soldier Anchor (English Translation):** Machine Number 34.
A mass production remodel of Zoda's Death Anchor machine. In order to better match the abilities of Dark Soldier, the vehicle's body has been strengthened at the cost of lowering its boost capabilities.

## Gallery

A green and yellow variant in Lap 20.Green, yellow, and orange variants, with the Hyper Speeder behind them in Lap 27.Green, yellow, and orange variants pursuing the Mad Wolf in Lap 31.The color variants of Red Bulls and Soldier Anchors seen in Lap 51.
## References

1. ↑ F-Zero Climax in-game Profiles
Scale Head

Scale Head was a minor character who made his first and only appearance in the F-Zero (SNES) manual comic (The Story Of Captain Falcon). As a criminal wanted dead or alive for murder, he had a bounty of 500,000 galactic credits on his head.

Scale Head had a brief encounter with Captain Falcon in Red Canyon. He fired his laser gun at Falcon after calling him a ”cursed mammal bounty hunter,” but Falcon fired back with his own laser gun and killed him. Samurai Goroh arrived with his bandits and threatened Falcon to drop Scale Head, as Goroh claimed it was his bounty and his turf. However, Falcon left aboard his ship with Scale Head. Scale Head’s corpse was later presumably brought in for the bounty reward, collected by Captain Falcon.

## Gallery

Scale Head in The Story Of Captain Falcon.Captain Falcon firing his gun at Scale Head in retaliation.The aftermath, with Falcon recounting how much Scale Head's bounty is worth.Falcon leaving Red Canyon with Scale Head.
The Story Of Captain Falcon

The Story Of Captain Falcon is a short comic featured in the F-Zero (SNES) manual, focusing mainly on Captain Falcon through his bounty hunting and racing exploits.

## Plot Synopsis

An F-Zero Grand Prix begins in Mute City, but Captain Falcon has some business to take care of prior to the start of the races.

He instructs his robot assistant to meet him at Red Canyon in a span of 10 minutes, in which he heads out to capture a bounty by the name of Scale Head. A brief encounter and exchange of shots results in Falcon's success, but Samurai Goroh and his bandits stumble across the scene. Goroh threatens Falcon and demands that Scale Head's carcass be left alone. Captain Falcon's ship, the Falcon Flyer, descends on the scene, prompting Falcon to make his escape with Scale Head under his arm. Goroh declares his revenge will be at the Grand Prix later on.

Meanwhile, in Mute City, Captain Falcon pursues another bounty, making quick work of his henchmen and eventually bringing in his target.

Afterwards, the Grand Prix lineup is announced, bringing up Goroh, Dr. Stewart, Pico, and Falcon as the more prominent pilots. Dr. Stewart and Falcon share some small pilot banter before the race starts, and the pilots head off when the countdown ends. The comic concludes with a ''To be continued... Push Start!" urging the reader to start the actual game to see what happens next.

## Gallery

Page 1Page 2Page 3Page 4Page 5Page 6Page 7

## See Also

* The Story Of Captain Falcon/Script
* Captain Falcon
* F-Zero (SNES)
Tenth Zone East

Tenth Zone East (East Ten Side in the JP version) is a venue featured in F-Zero Maximum Velocity.

## F-Zero Maximum Velocity

最初にこの都市に目を付けたのは、小型乗用機や旅客機の生産販売で大きな市場を占めていたルイス社(Louis Company & Ltd.)であった。
ルイス社は”銀河企業連盟”において発言権が大きくなると、公害問題を理由に宇宙規模の工業地帯区画整備を推し進めた。つまり、工場を連盟が指定した星々の定められた都市に押し込めようというのである。
当然その区画の１つにここも含まれていた。
他企業はこの都市の大部分の利権をルイス社が所有しているため、工場を設立するにあたってルイス社から利権を買い取るか、借り入れるかしなければならない。
・・・ということは計算の上である。
 **East Ten Side (English Translation):** This city was chosen as the place where the most famous companies in the universe would create their "products". The city was first noticed by the Louis Company & Ltd., which had a large market for the production and sale of small passenger planes and aircraft. As Louis Company became more and more influential in the "Federation of Galactic Companies", they pushed for the development of a space-scale industrial zone because of the pollution problem. In other words, they wanted to put the factories in the cities designated by the Federation. Naturally, one of those zones included this one. The other companies would have to buy or rent the concessions from the Louis Company to set up the factory since they owned the majority of the concessions in this city. So it was a matter of calculation. The name of the area was "10th Zone" at the time, so the city's street name was changed to "East Ten Side". The sky is never clear all year round.

## Trivia

* The JP Maximum Velocity website's description for this venue has some details not mentioned in the US manual.

## References

1. ↑ [1]F-Zero For Game Boy Advance Official Website (JP)
2. ↑ [2]F-Zero Maximum Velocity US Manual
Rainbow Road

Rainbow Road is a venue featured in F-Zero X and the F-Zero X Expansion Kit. It is based on Rainbow Road from Mario Kart 64.

In the F-Zero X Expansion Kit, the venue is given a remix of the Rainbow Road theme song, unlike the base game that reuses the song "Drivin' Through on Max."

## Tracks

* Psychedelic Experience
Skyway

The Skyway is an element introduced in F-Zero 99. It appears as a translucent blue track high above the standard track which the player can temporarily drive on, if they have activated their Super Boost. The Skyway can not only provide a less crowded space to race on, but also a speed boost to the player while they are on it. Dash plates can also appear on the Skyway.
Iron Tiger

The Iron Tiger is a machine piloted by Baba / his Anime Universe counterpart.

In the Main Universe, it was designed by the F-Zero Pilot Training School Machine Design Committee.

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

## General Machine Information

### Designer

F-Zero Pilot Training School - Machine Design Committee

### Appears In

F-Zero X
F-Zero GX

## Technical Stats

### **F-Zero X**

The Iron Tiger is an unlockable machine, piloted by Baba.

### **F-Zero GX**

The Iron Tiger must be purchased from the F-Zero Shop.

 **(English Translation by Sidier):** It's a machine made by the teaching center which is part of the F-Zero execution project committee, so as to guide newbie pilots, part of the new generations, towards victory. Its stable controls are its main charm, and by combining with the dynamic driving by Baba, its pilot, is successful at bringing out the machine's latent abilities.

## 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 Iron Tiger is first seen piloted by the Animeverse Baba in Lap 03.

### **F-Zero Climax**

ボディもがんじょうでグリップも申し分ないがブースト性能に不満が残る。
 **(English Translation):** This machine's grip and durability both have little to criticize, making it reliable. However, this also means its boost performance is quite disappointing. Just before the finish in the home stretch of a race, a pilot letting loose with their more powerful booster may still claim victory.

## Trivia

**Animeverse:**

* The last part of the Iron Tiger's bio in F-Zero Climax refers to an actual event in Lap 3 of the anime, in which Dr. Stewart speeds past Baba thanks to the Golden Fox's better booster.

## References

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

A list of (Mainverse) James McCloud quotes.

## F-Zero X

* *"I drive like a sly fox!" (Normal Ending)*

* *"Friendship is a treasure that lasts a lifetime.' My mates at Galaxy Dog are the greatest!"*
* *"With a machine like this, the winner's podium is only a short step away!"*
* *"Go celebrate my victory with my friends at Galaxy Dog."*
* *"Buy the latest model racing machine for my son."*
* *"My machine has no reverse gear. The only way out is the finish line."*
* *"No, there are no miracles in F-ZERO. I earned this victory."*
* *"To raise my son to be a better man than me."*
* *"The Galaxy Dog logo. I designed it."*
* *"My only rival is myself."*
Sly Joker

Dirty Joker (JP)

The Sly Joker (Dirty Joker in JP version) is a machine piloted by Lord Cyber.

## F-Zero Maximum Velocity

It’s said that the old photos displayed in one room of the pilot’s castle influenced the ship’s design.

The inspiration for the machine's design came from an old photo in a room of the pilot's castle...

## Tips

* The Sly Joker sports average base top speed, decent cornering ability, low jumping potential and the shortest boost in the game.
* Knowing when to use Sly Joker's manual boost is crucial to play this machine effectively. It can be used to compensate parts of a track that lacks a boost plate, like Bianca City's Stretch Circuit, or to get back in the game after crashing into a wall.
* Sly Joker is one of the few machines to have the lowest speed deceleration in the game alongside Fighting Comet and Jet Vermillion, so tracks with a decent amount of boost plates are ideal for this machine.

## Trivia

* Nintendo Power mentions that Lord Cyber's machine is well maintained by "expert mechanics with the most advanced tools," but the game manuals (US, PAL, JP) and even the F-Zero for Gameboy Advance Very Fast Pilot Manual Guide do not mention anything like this. Although, it could be possible that some of Lord Cyber's servants are indeed expert mechanics and have kept the Sly Joker in good maintenance.
* In the game's code, Sly Joker's deceleration during its manual boost is set to the highest setting, meaning any gain of boosted speed above 591 km/h (gained from a boost plate for example) is nearly pointless. However, this almost never comes up in actual gameplay, as Sly Joker's manual boost is mainly used as a strategic element where no boost plates are present.

## 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
Silver Thunder

The Silver Thunder is a machine piloted by Blitz Wagner. It was supposedly designed by Dr. Stewart, according to only a Nintendo Power article on F-Zero Maximum Velocity.

## General Machine Information

### Designer

Dr. Stewart (Allegedly, as the only source that states this is Nintendo Power)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 [1] Nintendo Power, F-Zero Maximum Velocity article
2. ↑ [2]F-Zero for Gameboy Advance Very Fast Pilot Manual Guide
Phantom Road

Phantom Road is a venue featured in F-Zero GX.

An area surrounded in enigma. Warp holes have been spotted near this area.

#### **F-Zero GX Story Mode**

Phantom Road appears as a venue during the ninth and final chapter of the Story Mode (Enter The Creators). It is where Captain Falcon must race against The Creator (the Staff Ghost) along a very extensive track, with his soul on the line.

## Trivia

* The Animeverse venue (specifically from F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game) and F-Zero Climax), Illusion, bears some resemblance to Phantom Road.
Pilot

A pilot usually refers to the driver or racer of a machine in the F-Zero Grand Prix races.

However, in some cases like (Main Universe) the Skull, being a pilot does not always correlate to F-Zero specifically, as the Skull was once a pilot in the F-MAX Grand Prix two centuries prior to his debut in the F-Zero X Grand Prix.

## See Also

* List of Pilots (All)
* List of Main Universe Pilots
* List of Anime Universe Pilots
Pico (Anime)

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

## Pico

### Occupation

Former soldier
Hitman
Sniper
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 10 - Roger & Draq (Minor appearance)
Lap 15 - Sniper Pico (Major appearance)

Pico is the pilot of the Wild Goose, and is a sniper who works for Dark Million.

## History

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

#### **2201**

Pico made a first minor appearance in Lap 10 - Roger And Draq, planting speed-sensitive explosives onto several machines during an F-Zero race from afar, by the use of his sniper rifle.

#### **2202**

He made a major appearance during Lap 15 - Sniper Pico. He was hired by Zoda in order to assist Dark Million in smuggling goods through a cruise ship in Port Town, by eliminating Galaxy Police Director John Tanaka. However, Pico was unsuccessful due to overthinking, wrongly assuming that Tanaka was always one step ahead of him. He eventually fled with Zoda and the other Dark Million members as their mission had failed.

Pico was seen again during Lap 39, hired by Dark Million to ensure that Blood Falcon would be able to enter the Galaxy Police Headquarters easily. As Blood Falcon had become a liquid shapeshifter by this point, he had turned into a bullet, allowing Pico to simply shoot him into the building.

During Lap 40, Pico is also seen beside Mr. EAD and Billy at the winner's podium.

## F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game)

In the F-Zero GBA game, Pico is a playable character with his machine, the Wild Goose. He only makes a small appearance in Black Shadow's story mode, seen along few other members of Dark Million.

## F-Zero Climax

 **Pico (English Translation):** A former soldier who belonged to a skilled special unit. He's now rumored to be a hitman, while also racing as an F-Zero pilot. These rumors also say he's a highly trained sniper.

## Gallery

Lap 15.Lap 15.Lap 15.Lap 15.Lap 15.Lap 15.Lap 15.Lap 15.Lap 15.Lap 15.Lap 15.Anime eyecatch.GP Legend sprite.Climax sprite.A reference sheet of Pico from the Falcon Densetsu DVD.A reference sheet of Pico's sniper rifle from the Falcon Densetsu DVD.
## References

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

The *Kim* Machines, which come in the four forms of *Green Kim*, *Yellow Kim*, *Red Kim*, and *Blue Kim* are mass produced F-Zero machines that show up in the single pak multiplayer of *F-Zero Maximum Velocity.* They are only named in the Japanese manual and their stats cannot be viewed by the player, though they appear to have similar statistics to the Hot Violet.

Whilst the Kims do officially not appear again, the anime based GBA games, *F-Zero GP Legend* and *F-Zero Climax*, each have a single pak multiplayer where every player uses a color coded Dragon Bird, which use the same four colors that the Kims were.

Notably, while four Kims are shown for players, a fifth black Kim is a non-playable enemy racer in single-cartridge races.

According to the japanese manual, the reason you respawn instead of retiring in the single-cartridge games is because the Kim is easy to rebuild.

the image above but as it appeared in the manual
Yazoo Jr.

Yazoo Jr. is the pilot of the Jet Vermillion, and is the son of Yazoo Sr, a famous machine designer.

Bios for the pilot and his machine 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.

## References

1. ↑ [1]F-Zero for Gameboy Advance Very Fast Pilot Manual Guide
2. ↑ [2] Nintendo Power, F-Zero Maximum Velocity article
Main Universe Timeline

**This has nothing to do with the Anime Universe.**

For the Anime Universe Timeline, see Anime Universe Timeline.

## The F-Zero Main Universe Timeline

**Note:** Due to lack of proper clarity in the continuity connection between SNES F-Zero and F-Zero X, along with F-Zero GX and Maximum Velocity, specific numbered years are uncertain after SNES F-Zero.

SNES F-Zero also seems to be connected more so to Maximum Velocity through a direct reference to the former within the latter.

While F-Zero X and GX connect directly to one another by difference of a year in the timeline, their connection to SNES F-Zero is not clear due to elements such as Pico's drastic age change (34 in SNES to a "self-proclaimed" 123 in F-Zero X, the latter age in which is sometimes depicted with a question mark), the given manual ages of Falcon (SNES: "Rumored to be in his early 30s" | X: 36) and Goroh (SNES: "Believed to be early 40s" | X: 44), and Dr. Stewart's "10 years" or "over 10 years" of racing experience as stated in his F-Zero GX US manual bio and his pilot profile.

 Three years before the F-Zero X Grand Prix.
 Lasted three years, called for immediately after the huge accident happened.
 Three years after the huge accident.
 One year after the F-Zero X Grand Prix.
 29th Century, Phoenix states F-Zero still exists, albeit in a different form.
QQQ/Quotes

A list of QQQ quotes.

* *"I've been thrown out on the trash heap, but wanted to show I wasn't done for yet."*
* *"It's my pride and joy."*
* *"Oh yes. I'll write it straight away."* (Providing autograph.)
* *"I analyzed Falcon's style and used the data."*
* *"I'll take them on as long as I have power left in my batteries."*
* *"Don't get too excited! If I know you're cheering for me, I get nervous!"*
* *"Shop for spare parts. I like to customize the machine. And my body."*
* *"The other racers were not in top form. And I was lucky."*
* *"My -- battery is -- low -- so I -- need to -- recharge --"*
* *"I was originally designed for landmine detection and disposal. Hence the shock-resistant body."*
* *"Now that you mention it, yes, it is."*
* *"A hero? Me? I'm just a robot."*
* *"I didn't hit the walls, and I used the booster a lot. Not very difficult."*
* *"It's a -- very significant race."*
Octoman/Quotes

A list of (Mainverse) Octoman quotes.

## F-Zero X

* *"Takorans are born to race!" (Normal Ending)*

## F-Zero GX

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

* *"It was for the Octopus race!"*
* *"If I won, the next Grand Prix would be held on our planet."*
* *"It's a second-hand machine, but it's a gem."*
* *"I'll write it with homemade ink." (Providing autograph)*
* *"I have more arms!"*
* *"Spineless, the lot of them. Bring on some real competition!"*
* *"I love you all!"*
* *"I miss the oceans of home."*
* *"Well done, indeed."*
* *"My shoulders are really stiff. I'm going for a massage."*
* *"Use it to support all these youngsters."*
* *"Oh, yes. There are people who want to eat me."*
* *"Rescue every octopus in the universe that's in danger of being eaten!"*
* *"Gentle, but strong. I'd have to say an elephant!"*
* *"Lounging in the sun. And taking ice-cold sea water showers."*
* *"Jody should get over her anti-octopus feelings."*
Ultimate Champion's Belt

The Ultimate Champion's Belt is a fusion of the Champion Belts from both normal and Underworld F-Zero competitions, first introduced in F-Zero GX's Story Mode.

According to Deathborn, the champion belts of normal and Underworld F-Zero contain the universal forces of light and dark respectively condensed within each belt. When the belts fuse, they form the Ultimate Champion's Belt, and grant the wearer the ability to control the universe or ultimately destroy it. However, the Creator emerged from the Ultimate Champion's Belt in Chapter 9, saying that the Belt does not actually hold any universal forces.

It is currently in Captain Falcon's possession, having defeated Deathborn and the Creator in Chapter 8 and Chapter 9, respectively.

## Trivia

* The JP script for the F-Zero GX Story Mode during Chapter 9 seems to imply that the universal forces are within the holder of the Belt. In this case, Captain Falcon.

## References

1. ↑ F-Zero GX Story Mode
Sand Storm

Sand Storm is a venue featured in BS F-Zero Grand Prix and its sequel.

## BS F-Zero Grand Prix

Sand Storm's first track is featured as the fifth and final track of Week 1 in the Knight League. Sand Storm II is featured as the fifth track again for Week 2 in the Queen League.

### **Tracks**

* Sand Storm

* Sand Storm II

## BS F-Zero Grand Prix 2

Sand Storm has two tracks; The first one being featured in Week 1, and the second in Week 2. Incidentally, they are the third track of their respective week.

In the widespread and only dump of the ROM, the Sand Storm tracks are featured in the "Ace League" as the third and fifth track respectively.

### **Tracks**

* Sand Storm

* Sand Storm II

These tracks borrow assets from the Sand Ocean tile sets and background, albeit in darker shades. However, unlike Sand Ocean, the Sand Storm venue reuses Fire Field's song for the first track and Death Wind's song for the second track. Fittingly, Sand Storm II features wind mechanics.
Track

A track, in F-Zero or any other racing competition, is the surface that machines or cars compete on, as they complete a set of laps around the circuit and aim for first place.

Tracks for the F-Zero Grand Prix are structured miles above the ground, and are featured on a variety of venues. They could take place on a planet, a city, or even the restructured remains of a space colony.
Michael Chain/Quotes

A list of (Mainverse) Michael Chain quotes.

## F-Zero X

* *"With this victory, I'll never have to work again!" (Normal Ending)*

* *"Oh no! After Falcon! Don't lose him! Go! Go after him! What are you doing?!"*

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

* *"Behold the power of the Bloody Chain!"*
* *"To show the world the strength of the Bloody Chain."*
* *"The boss of the Bloody Chain must have the best."*
* *"Sure. I'm in a good mood today. How many do you want?"* (Providing autograph.)
* *"Eliminating everyone who got in my way!"*
* *"I make all the rules! I do as I want!"*
* *"Stay with me and you'll get money and women beyond your wildest dreams!"*
* *"I am the King of F-ZERO!"*
* *"A victory parade through the entire galaxy!"*
* *"GOLD! I'm going to cover my machine in gold. The Golden Boar!"*
* *"We have 10,000 members and control three planets. We are the greatest!"*
* *"Boxing. There's nobody I can't knock to the ground!"*
* *"Fame! Money! Power! And the Grand Prix gave me them all!"*
* *"The fame of my driving will live on!"*
* *"Guts! The guts to keep your foot on the pedal even in a crisis."*
Mighty Gazelle/Quotes

A list of (Mainverse) Mighty Gazelle quotes.

## F-Zero X

* *"Winning makes me feel so ALIVE!" (Normal Ending)*

* *"It looks like a gazelle leaping across the plains of the Savannah, doesn't it?"*
* *"Anyone who wants my autograph, line up here!"*
* *"That should be obvious - this new, upgraded steel body."*
* *"My muscles hurt from laughing. Even though I don't have muscles anymore."*
* *"As long as you support us, the Red Gazelle and I will stay on the track."*
* *"It was enough to keep me out of the F-ZERO for a while. But who can stay away?"*
* *"A million volts of running power - who can catch me?"*
* *"Plans? Who makes plans? I go where the wind takes me."*
* *"Buy a new body. One of those antique ones."*
* *"Not at all. You have no idea how good a coat of oil feels, or a good jolt of electricity!"*
* *"Disaster rescue. I can go where humans can't."*
* *"That's a stupid question! I'm champion now, and I'll be champion next time too!"*
* *"Of course I do. I hope you don't think she's a cyborg, too?" (About his girlfriend)*
* *"I know they don't want to admit defeat. But they have to acknowledge my skill."*
Mr. EAD/Quotes

A list of (Mainverse) Mr. EAD quotes.

## F-Zero X

* *"Banzai! EAD is the greatest!" (Normal Ending)*

* *"Of course. This is a chance to test my writing function." (Providing autograph)*
* *"My flawless performance."*
* *"This should make for interesting data. Come on, then!"*
* *"To all of you big wigs at the EAD, this should prove what I can do! Can we go into mass production now?"*
* *"From my various components. Body strength level E, boost capability level A, and grip capability level D."*
* *"Power - A: reflexes - A: judgment - A. With my straight A record."*
* *"Transmit all this data I've collected from the race."*
* *"Use it as the capital for my mass production."*
* *"Kyoto, in Japan. I'm not allowed to tell you any more."*
* *"Italian. Italian."*
* *"I like the human lifestyle. I want to wear overalls everyday and take it easy."*
* *"Of course. When I think of how my brother was recycled as my racing car..."*
* *"Mass production has already begun!"*
Octoman (Anime)

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

## Appearances

### Voiced by

Takeshi Yamato(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 1 - Legendary Start

Octoman is the pilot of the Deep Claw, and is a member of Dark Million.

## History

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

#### **2201**

Octoman was seen as a member of Dark Million, mostly paired alongside Bio Rex. Despite working for Dark Million, he was not overly evil, and seemed to follow their orders out of fear rather than ambition.

#### **2202**

In Lap 17, Octoman was responsible for stealing classic cars in Mute City. Upon Miss Killer finding out, she suggested that Octoman should help her in obtaining data on Ryu's driving ability. While Octoman's initial plan was ultimately thwarted by Ryu Suzaku and Clank Hughes, Ryu was left to confront Miss Killer.

During Lap 24, Octoman's fellow Takorans came to Earth for a visit, mistakenly believing that he was a hero due to him being the only Takoran pilot. They were not aware of his ties to Dark Million, which Octoman tried to hide. When the Grand Prix was held, Octoman was ordered to aid Zoda to victory, but instead betrayed him in order to win the race for his people. By a stroke of luck, the other pilots lost control of their machines, allowing Octoman's Deep Claw to cross the finish line first.

In Lap 51, Octoman was ordered to take part in final battle on the Dark Star. Octoman grew uneasy about Black Shadow's plans and worried about their effect on Takora. Finally upon seeing the danger of the battle, Octoman along with Bio Rex, Baba and The Skull decided to quit dark Million, and fled instead of fighting the Elite Mobile Task Force.

#### **2207**

In the 2207 F-Zero Grand Prix, Octoman's machine can be seen along the lineup. The pilot himself was seen when he again crashed into Bio Rex.

## F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game)

Octoman is a playable character with his machine, the Deep Claw. He is featured in Ryu Suzaku's Story Mode.

## F-Zero Climax

 **Octoman (English Translation):** From the distant planet Takora, Octoman participates in the F-Zero races as a representative of both his people and his 100 children. But victory is still not yet within his reach. Because of these circumstances, he's become one of Zoda's underlings to try and achieve his goals.

## Gallery

Lap 21.Lap 21.Anime eyecatch.F-Zero GP Legend sprite.F-Zero Climax sprite.A reference sheet of Octoman from the Falcon Densetsu DVD.
## Trivia

* Octoman and Bio-Rex are frequently used for comic relief, with a recurring gag being the two racers often running into each other.

## References

1. ↑ F-Zero Climax Pilot Profiles
Toraemon Echigoya

Toraemon Echigoya is the designer of the Samurai Goroh's Fire Stingray (Modern X/GX/AX variant, as SNES had an unknown designer), Antonio Guster's Green Panther, and Daigoroh's Silver Rat. in the Main F-Zero Universe.

Like most companies in the F-Zero Universe, not much is known about this designer. However, one can speculate one of two things

1. That Samurai Goroh and his gang naturally gravitate toward or even exclusively use Toraemon Echigoya machines.

Or

2. That Toraemon Echigoya is directly affiliated with or, indeed, Samurai Goroh's gang, with its own proprietary engines.
Sandwich Burst

The Sandwich Burst is a fictional in-(Anime)universe technique featured in the F-Zero Farukon Densetsu anime. It is not known to be possible from a gameplay stance in F-Zero GP Legend nor F-Zero Climax.

The Sandwich Burst was introduced in Lap 16 - Leave It To Super Arrow, when Miss Killer, disguised as a girl named Sofia, planned to trick Super Arrow into helping her win the upcoming race on the Gobida circuit.

Any three machines can utilize the Sandwich Burst, so long as the technique is successfully pulled off. Two machines must boost, parallel to one another. The third machine must then also boost in between the other two machines, gaining momentum and a great burst of speed from being briefly 'sandwiched.'

In the case of Lap 16, Miss Killer's Moon Shadow was able to activate the technique with Super Arrow's King Meteor and Ryu Suzaku's Dragon Bird under the correct conditions. Mrs. Arrow's Queen Meteor appeared shortly after to help Ryu's Dragon Bird become the center of the 'Sandwich' with Super Arrow's King Meteor on the side, in order to help Ryu. Ryu's machine then gained a strong boost like Miss Killer's, propelling the Dragon Bird forward.

It was used once again in Lap 22, by Jody Summer, Dr. Stewart, and Mr. EAD, in an attempt to fix the warp gate by sealing the gravity ring. However, the Golden Fox and the Great Star lost control shortly after the White Cat gained a speed boost. A warp hole formed, sending Jody's machine to another location.

In Lap 45 - Zoda, while under fire from Dark Million's ground defense on Lightning, Jack, Ryu, and Jody used the Sandwich Burst to give Ryu some extra speed.
Sand Ocean

Sand Ocean is a venue and planet originally featured in F-Zero (SNES). It has also made an appearance in several other F-Zero games in both the Main Universe and Anime Universe.

## Main Universe

#### **Tracks**

Appears as the third track in Knight League.

### **BS F-Zero Grand Prix & BS F-Zero Grand Prix 2**

See also: Sand Storm
While not quite Sand Ocean by name, the BS F-Zero Grand Prix 1 & 2 venue Sand Storm bears heavy resemblance to Sand Ocean. It is not known if the two are actually connected or the same venue under a different name, but it may be an unconfirmed possibility.

### **F-Zero X**

Sand Ocean is a massive desert, with large mountains and tall pillars of rock. These formations may be extremely sharp, or dull. Each of the tracks are in slightly different locations, and have small differences.

#### **Tracks**

* Long Pipe
* Wave Panic

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

Sand Ocean is raced at night, with no rock formations around. There are a few buildings instead, which have an unknown use. Additionally, the soundtrack for Sand Ocean 3 changes to "Rollercoaster".

#### **Tracks**

Appears as the second track in the DD-1 cup.

### **F-Zero GX**

In F-Zero GX, Sand Ocean is a vast desert planet inhabited by giant sand worms, unidentified flying creatures, and fossil-like fish creatures. Architecture consists of Egyptian-like pyramids, although there are also structures embedded into the landscape (these may be for spectator purposes as these are closest to the finish line). There are also sandstorms that may come in contact with the track, but the only effect is a slight hindrance of vision.

#### **Tracks**

* Surface Slide
* Lateral Shift

## Anime Universe

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

Sand Ocean has an Anime Universe variant, first seen in Lap 18 - Clank's Adventure. However, it is possible that Lap 16 - Leave It To Super Arrow featured Sand Ocean due to the Gobida Circuit's features, but it is not outright stated.

Although not Sand Ocean, in Lap 3 - Apprentice Trooper Lucy, the planet Clifoto has a track very similar in design to F-Zero X's Wave Panic.

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

Sand Ocean is a flat sandy area, with less dunes than in other games. There are however, larger rock formations in the distance. Recently, some explorers unearthed ancient remains, making the area a popular tourist spot. In the story mode there are also a few missions that feature Sand Ocean as well.

#### **Tracks**

* Caterpillar
* Caterpillar II
* Sand Ocean

### **F-Zero Climax**

Sand Ocean is desert-like, with some rock formations and buildings that can be seen in the distance. In some areas, strong winds may occur, hindering vision and handling.

#### **Tracks**

* High Speed Edge
* High Speed Edge II
* Key Break
* Key Break II
* Key Break III
* Sand Ocean
Magica

Magica is a planet mentioned in F-Zero GX and F-Zero AX. It is home to Princia Ramode, who is the princess of the Desert Kingdom of Magica.

While not much is known about the planet, its society is technologically and scientifically advanced.

## Desert Kingdom

The Desert Kingdom is a kingdom of Magica, and is also said to be a country, according to one of Princia's interviews in F-Zero GX. Princia is the designated princess with a group of servants. Her father is presumably the King of Magica, who will soon pass his throne onto his daughter, who he doesn't seem quite view as mature enough yet to become queen.

### **As Machine Designers**

The Desert Kingdom Science Technology Development Department is the designer of Princia's Spark Moon, and may also be the "Royal Research Institute" that Princia mentions in her interviews. The advanced scientific technology of Magica is reflected in the machine's design, but there is also a safety measure to ensure no harm befalls the pilot princess.
F-Zero GX

F-Zero GX is a futuristic racing game released in 2003, developed by SEGA's Amusement Vision team and published by Nintendo.

## Overview

F-Zero GX features a Grand Prix mode, VS Battle, Time Attack, Practice, an exclusive Story Mode, Replays, Machine Customization, and Pilot Profiles.

Along with the 30 pilots that appeared in F-Zero X, there are 11 new characters and machines to unlock, as well as new venues and tracks.

F-Zero GX also has an arcade counterpart known as F-Zero AX, where the gameplay differs slightly and 10 of the new pilots (along with the original four pilots who first appeared in the SNES game) are playable from the start.

## Plot

The game's events take place one year after F-Zero X. There is also a new Story Mode option that follows Captain Falcon's attempt to make it to the F-Zero GX Grand Prix, with many obstacles in his path.

### F-Zero GX Story Mode

Main article: F-Zero GX Story Mode

Underworld F-Zero Champion Deathborn grants mercy upon Black Shadow, after the latter's failure to win the previous Grand Prix.

Meanwhile, Captain Falcon has been more than eager to get another title, and sets his eyes on the F-Zero GX Grand Prix. However, he had other tasks to carry out and faces many obstacles on his way to the Grand Prix, including Black Shadow and a near death experience.

Upon Falcon making it to the Grand Prix and winning it, Deathborn arrived to punish Black Shadow for failure to secure the F-Zero Champion's Belt, then challenged Captain Falcon to a race, presumably in the Underworld.

The following day, in the Underworld, Deathborn revealed that there are two universal forces of light and dark, each respectively condensed into a champion belt of Overworld F-ZERO and one of Underworld F-ZERO. When combined, they form one belt called the Ultimate Champion’s Belt, which grants the wearer to have control over the universe.

Deathborn, as the Creator’s greatest creation, wants to determine life across the galaxy as he sees fit, and Falcon won’t allow him to doom the universe. They race and Falcon wins. But he still can’t catch a break even at his own hideout, as The Creator, comes out of the belt, revealing they created the F-Zero universe and say that there are no universal forces. *The JP script seems to say that the universal forces are not within the Ultimate Champion’s Belt, but the holder of the belt.*

They challenge Falcon to a race. If Falcon loses, his soul is forfeited over and he will become their puppet. However, Falcon ultimately wins, and The Creator is sent spiraling out of existence.

## See Also

* F-Zero AX
* Placement in Main Universe
* F-Zero GX Story Mode
* Pilots
* Machines
* Venues
* F-Zero GX Pilot Interviews
* F-Zero TV
Night Thunder

The Night Thunder is a machine piloted by Silver Neelsen / his Anime Universe counterpart.

In the Main Universe, it was an old fashioned machine designed by Silver Neelsen's friend, Gold, who eventually passed away but lived on in the machine's navigation system.

In the Anime Universe, it is also considered an old fashioned machine but has no designer connected to it.

## General Machine Information

### Appears In

F-Zero X
F-Zero GX

## Technical Stats

### **F-Zero X**

The Night Thunder is an unlockable machine, piloted by Silver Neelsen.

### **F-Zero GX**

 **(English Translation by Sidier):** Made by Silver's old friend, Gold. Gold is already dead, but his emotions and knowledge were copied into an artificial brain allowing him to live on as this vehicle's navigation system. While it's a phased out model of a vehicle, he intends to keep racing until retirement. It's got powerful instant acceleration and very good dash.

## 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 Night Thunder appears in Lap 14, piloted by the Anime Universe Silver Neelsen. However, Silver piloted a different blue machine in his flashbacks, alongside his rival Anthony Ropkin.

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

The Night Thunder is an unlockable machine, piloted by Silver Neelsen.

### **F-Zero Climax**

旧型のＦ－ＺＥＲＯマシン。
そのセッテイングはマニアックで、相当なコーナリグテクニックが要求される。
 **(English Translation):** Machine Number 23.
An old-fashioned F-Zero machine. The handling settings are wild and unruly, requiring considerable cornering technique. However, mastering this machine's handling will grant access to its considerable potential.

## Trivia

***Main Universe:***

* Considering the age of the man who pilots it, it is remarkable that Silver Neelsen can handle the wild nature of the Night Thunder.
* The NT4098 engines are likely proprietary to Gold Hand. Furthermore, the NT likely stands for **N**ight **T**hunder.

## References

1. ↑ F-Zero Climax in-game Profiles
O Observatório Espacial

***O Observatório Espacial - Minecraft Em busca da casa automática #339*** é o trecentésimo trigésimo nono (339º) episódio de *Em Busca da Casa Automática*. Foi publicado em 2 de agosto de 2022. É o trigésimo nono episódio da sétima temporada da série de acordo com a Versão 50, e o trigésimo nono da nona temporada de acordo com a Versão Quartz.

## Enredo

Neste episódio, Viniccius13 e DaviGamerHD constroem o Observatório Espacial, uma pequena câmara localizada perto da Casa Automática feita com o propósito de abrigar o mapa do Mundo Automático e criar uma ilusão de um céu noturno com estrelas no teto do edifício.
Takora

Takora is mentioned as Octoman / his Anime Counterpart's home planet.

## Main Universe

Sometime prior to the opening of the F-Zero X Grand Prix, the planet Takora had accumulated a plethora of issues following their long on-going conflict with the Galactic Space Federation. Octoman, a Takoran himself, entered the F-Zero X Grand Prix to show off the Takorans' excellence to the rest of the universe and aimed to win the prize money in order to help his ailing planet.

Not much is known about the planet, but Octoman does state in an interview that he "misses the oceans of home." Octoman also brings a bunch of Takoran children to the interview stage at some point, with little to no differences in features from him.

**Note:** *It should be noted that this greater motivation beyond simply showing off the Takorans' skills was not prominent until F-Zero GX within Octoman's Pilot Profile.*

## Anime Universe

Takora's Animeverse equivalent is mentioned in one of Bart's F-Zero Classroom segments as the home of the Animeverse Octoman, but is brought to greater light during Lap 24 - Octoman's Dream. During Lap 24, there is a backstory similar to that of the Mainverse Takora, in which the Animeverse Galactic Space Federation and Takora were also engaged in a long battle. However, this resulted in numerous casualties or "unspeakable tragedies."

The Takorans, in the year 2202, would visit Octoman on Earth, under the assumption that he is a great hero and representative for them in the F-Zero Grand Prix. Unbeknownst to them, Octoman was a member of Dark Million, a criminal organization led by the Animeverse Black Shadow. Despite being bossed around by the Animeverse Zoda, Octoman ultimately put his people before anything else and won the Grand Prix for them by luck and motivation. Though Octoman is later berated by Zoda, Black Shadow appears and interrupts Zoda, driving fear into the purple pilot.

## Gallery

**Anime Universe:**

The Galaxy Police Chief and Animeverse John Tanaka discussing what is presumably the Animeverse Takora from Lap 24.The battle between the Animeverse Takorans and the Animeverse Galactic Space Federation.The Takoran army attacking a Federation ship.The Octopus Colonel and Octoman meeting again during Lap 24.The Takorans, Octopus Colonel, Octoman, and Bio Rex during Lap 24.The Takorans and the Octopus Colonel heading home after Octoman's victory in Lap 24.