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The setting of the ''Star Fox'' series is a planetary system named the Lylat system, and [[Corneria]] is the Earth-like planet that supports sapient life in this system. All sapient life, however, is composed of anthropomorphic animals belonging to a wide variety of species, but nonetheless Cornerian civilization is technologically advanced enough to allow for interplanetary travel and starship dogfights not unlike ''Star Wars''. A group of mercenaries named Star Fox, operating small assault spacecraft called [[Arwing]]s and based on a mothership named the [[Great Fox]], are regularly hired by Corneria's defense forces to conduct military operations against enemy forces that threaten Corneria and the Lylat system as a whole. The leader is [[Fox McCloud]], a red fox who inherits his position from his late father, team founder James McCloud, and his initial wingmates are the pheasant [[Falco Lombardi]], the hare Peppy Hare, and the frog Slippy Toad. | The setting of the ''Star Fox'' series is a planetary system named the Lylat system, and [[Corneria]] is the Earth-like planet that supports sapient life in this system. All sapient life, however, is composed of anthropomorphic animals belonging to a wide variety of species, but nonetheless Cornerian civilization is technologically advanced enough to allow for interplanetary travel and starship dogfights not unlike ''Star Wars''. A group of mercenaries named Star Fox, operating small assault spacecraft called [[Arwing]]s and based on a mothership named the [[Great Fox]], are regularly hired by Corneria's defense forces to conduct military operations against enemy forces that threaten Corneria and the Lylat system as a whole. The leader is [[Fox McCloud]], a red fox who inherits his position from his late father, team founder James McCloud, and his initial wingmates are the pheasant [[Falco Lombardi]], the hare Peppy Hare, and the frog Slippy Toad. | ||
In ''Star Fox 64'', a mad ape scientist, [[Andross]], previously exiled from Corneria, launches an attack across the Lylat system, and Fox takes up the job to destroy Andross and his operations at the planet [[Venom]] and settle a personal score, while dealing with a rival mercenary team hired by Andross, Star Wolf, led by [[Wolf O'Donnell]]. Eight years later in ''Star Fox Adventures'', Star Fox is assigned to conduct an on-foot investigation of a crumbling | In ''Star Fox 64'', a mad ape scientist, [[Andross]], previously exiled from Corneria, launches an attack across the Lylat system, and Fox takes up the job to destroy Andross and his operations at the planet [[Venom]] and settle a personal score, while dealing with a rival mercenary team hired by Andross, Star Wolf, led by [[Wolf O'Donnell]]. Eight years later in ''Star Fox Adventures'', Star Fox is assigned to conduct an on-foot investigation of a crumbling planet simply called Dinosaur Planet, and after the end of Fox's effort to stop the planet's self-destruction, the princess of another destroyed planet, the blue fox [[Krystal]], joins the Star Fox team. The following year, amidst Star Fox's continued battles against vengeful remnants from Andross' army, Lylat is suddenly threatened by a race of mechanical insectoids called the Aparoids, and Star Fox must make an unlikely alliance with Star Wolf in order to save the day. Lastly, two to three years later in ''Star Fox Command'', most of team Star Fox has disbanded, but Fox is given heavy incentive to bring team members back into the fold when one last threat, a fish-like race called the Anglar, emerges out of Venom's acidic oceans to strike at Corneria. This game's story allows multiple branching paths, and a total of nine different endings are possible; the question of which one, if any, is the "canon" ending is left to player speculation. In ''Starlink: Battle for Atlas'', the Star Fox crew find themselves in hot pursuit of Wolf in the Atlas star system, who is attempting to search for additional firepower to begin his own takeover of Corneria. Both sides end up making allies in Atlas, with Wolf aided by outlaws Cash, Zonna, and Koval and Star Fox aided by the human crew from the Starlink Initiative in search of their kidnapped captain. After taking out a few of his lackeys, the Star Fox team finally find Wolf's hideout in Atlas and thwart his plans for conquest, but more help unexpectedly arrives in the form of fellow Star Wolf members Leon, Pigma, and Andrew. After one last hard-fought battle, the whole Star Wolf crew is defeated and sent tumbling back to Lylat through a transdimensional portal. | ||
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