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James McCloud was a legendary and astonishing pilot who became the founder and leader of the legendary Star Fox Team, a mercenary-for-hire squadron in the Lylat System. James was talented in terms of fighting, piloting, and adventuring. He was well known for holding an unwavering loyalty to his friends. After his apparent and supposed death, James was later succeeded as leader of Star Fox by his only son, Fox McCloud.
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HistoryEdit
Early life in the SNES comicEdit
James was born and grew up on the planet Corneria. Much of his past remains unknown, but he graduated from the Cornerian Flight Academy. He married Vixy Reinard McCloud, founded the Star Fox Team, and had only one child, a son named Fox, whom he raised on his own since according to the Star Fox comic (1993), Vixy Reinard McCloud was killed by Andross. Andross had rigged a bomb into James's car and since Vixy's car was out of gas, James offered to let Vixy use his car, unwary of Andross's scheme. When Vixy turned the car's ignition, the bomb exploded, resulting in her death. Both Andross and James were stricken with grief by this sudden death. The death implies that Andross was responsible for the deaths of Fox McCloud's mother and father. However, since that was bundled with the Star Fox game (1993), which is now non-canon, it may have never happened. Since Vixy Reinard McCloud has never been found in any other sources, it is unknown whether or not the information should be taken as Canon or Non-Canon.
BetrayalEdit
In the original SNES game, James McCloud was sent into a blackhole after an experimental bomb testing "went wrong." Designed by Andross, then a scientist of the planet Corneria, the bomb was secretly supposed to detonate when James reached critical velocity.
Formation of Star FoxEdit
The legendary Star Fox team, as they appear in Star Fox 64.
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As an ace pilot and avid adventurer, James served in Cornerian Army with his friends Peppy and Pepper, before pulling out to start an elite commando unit of mercenaries-for-hire, known as the Star Fox team, initially working on a freelance basis. The team consisted of James himself, who was the leader and founder of the mercenary squadron, Peppy Hare, who was already a close friend, and Pigma Dengar, who proved himself to be a cunning teammate in the Star Fox Team. In the course of their duties, James and Star Fox traveled the length and breadth of the Lylat system, pursuing jobs and settling disputes, eventually coming into contact with Star Wolf and its leader, a young Wolf O'Donnell, who would maintain a rivalry with James that persisted until Fox McCloud's time. The team earned overflowing wealth to the point that James decided to upgrade the team's headquarters and purchased a mothership called the Great Fox, which was so expensive that James took an 80-year loan from a bank to transport the trio across the system faster and more efficiently.
In the original SNES Star Fox, the story is different. In the game, James McCloud is known as Fox McCloud Sr.. In the plot, Fox McCloud Sr. volunteers to haul the Gravity Bomb created by Dr. Andross near the asteroid belt and detonate it. However, Fox McCloud Sr. did not know what Dr. Andross was planning for him, and the unthinkable happened. When Fox McCloud Sr. detonated the bomb, it created a black hole in the Lylat System and Fox McCloud Sr. was subsequently last seen flying there just as the black hole began to suck him and the Arwing in towards the center. Most people assumed he was dead, but no one truly knows what happened to him. In that game, it's a complete mystery and no direct reference is made, but General Pepper does state that this area (the Black Hole) consists of warped space over and over again, and that this is the last time anyone had seen Fox McCloud Sr. in the Lylat System. In reality the Black Hole serves as a warp point in the Lylat System and some speculate that it may lead to our own Solar System. However, the Black Hole has not appeared in any other Star Fox game and is now considered non-canon due to the entire series being completely rebooted and changed dramatically on Nintendo 64's Star Fox 64. There are now two complete stories on the history of James, but the Star Fox 64 story is canon and is most likely to be the actual story rather than the one that was told by the original Star Fox game on the SNES. But nonetheless, it should be considered that both stories are true since the stories were created by Nintendo, varying in different time periods and in different backgrounds. If the player decides to go along with the Nintendo 64 version, then he or she should consider the next article, which pertains to the betrayal of Star Fox.
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James McCloud was a legendary and astonishing pilot who became the founder and leader of the legendary Star Fox Team, a mercenary-for-hire squadron in the Lylat System. James was talented in terms of fighting, piloting, and adventuring. He was well known for holding an unwavering loyalty to his friends. After his apparent and supposed death, James was later succeeded as leader of Star Fox by his only son, Fox McCloud.
Contents [show]
HistoryEdit
Early life in the SNES comicEdit
James was born and grew up on the planet Corneria. Much of his past remains unknown, but he graduated from the Cornerian Flight Academy. He married Vixy Reinard McCloud, founded the Star Fox Team, and had only one child, a son named Fox, whom he raised on his own since according to the Star Fox comic (1993), Vixy Reinard McCloud was killed by Andross. Andross had rigged a bomb into James's car and since Vixy's car was out of gas, James offered to let Vixy use his car, unwary of Andross's scheme. When Vixy turned the car's ignition, the bomb exploded, resulting in her death. Both Andross and James were stricken with grief by this sudden death. The death implies that Andross was responsible for the deaths of Fox McCloud's mother and father. However, since that was bundled with the Star Fox game (1993), which is now non-canon, it may have never happened. Since Vixy Reinard McCloud has never been found in any other sources, it is unknown whether or not the information should be taken as Canon or Non-Canon.
BetrayalEdit
In the original SNES game, James McCloud was sent into a blackhole after an experimental bomb testing "went wrong." Designed by Andross, then a scientist of the planet Corneria, the bomb was secretly supposed to detonate when James reached critical velocity.
Formation of Star FoxEdit
The legendary Star Fox team, as they appear in Star Fox 64.
Added by Dude984
As an ace pilot and avid adventurer, James served in Cornerian Army with his friends Peppy and Pepper, before pulling out to start an elite commando unit of mercenaries-for-hire, known as the Star Fox team, initially working on a freelance basis. The team consisted of James himself, who was the leader and founder of the mercenary squadron, Peppy Hare, who was already a close friend, and Pigma Dengar, who proved himself to be a cunning teammate in the Star Fox Team. In the course of their duties, James and Star Fox traveled the length and breadth of the Lylat system, pursuing jobs and settling disputes, eventually coming into contact with Star Wolf and its leader, a young Wolf O'Donnell, who would maintain a rivalry with James that persisted until Fox McCloud's time. The team earned overflowing wealth to the point that James decided to upgrade the team's headquarters and purchased a mothership called the Great Fox, which was so expensive that James took an 80-year loan from a bank to transport the trio across the system faster and more efficiently.
In the original SNES Star Fox, the story is different. In the game, James McCloud is known as Fox McCloud Sr.. In the plot, Fox McCloud Sr. volunteers to haul the Gravity Bomb created by Dr. Andross near the asteroid belt and detonate it. However, Fox McCloud Sr. did not know what Dr. Andross was planning for him, and the unthinkable happened. When Fox McCloud Sr. detonated the bomb, it created a black hole in the Lylat System and Fox McCloud Sr. was subsequently last seen flying there just as the black hole began to suck him and the Arwing in towards the center. Most people assumed he was dead, but no one truly knows what happened to him. In that game, it's a complete mystery and no direct reference is made, but General Pepper does state that this area (the Black Hole) consists of warped space over and over again, and that this is the last time anyone had seen Fox McCloud Sr. in the Lylat System. In reality the Black Hole serves as a warp point in the Lylat System and some speculate that it may lead to our own Solar System. However, the Black Hole has not appeared in any other Star Fox game and is now considered non-canon due to the entire series being completely rebooted and changed dramatically on Nintendo 64's Star Fox 64. There are now two complete stories on the history of James, but the Star Fox 64 story is canon and is most likely to be the actual story rather than the one that was told by the original Star Fox game on the SNES. But nonetheless, it should be considered that both stories are true since the stories were created by Nintendo, varying in different time periods and in different backgrounds. If the player decides to go along with the Nintendo 64 version, then he or she should consider the next article, which pertains to the betrayal of Star Fox.
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