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|relatives= [[James McCloud]] (father)<br>[[Krystal]] (possible wife)<br>[[Marcus McCloud]] (possible son)
 
|relatives= [[James McCloud]] (father)<br>[[Krystal]] (possible wife)<br>[[Marcus McCloud]] (possible son)
 
|species=Fox
 
|species=Fox
|voiced by=[[Dan Owsen]] (1993, 2015)<br>[[Mike West]] (1997, 2011-Present)<br />[[Shinobu Satōchi]] (1997-2002; Japanese)<br />[[Steve Malpass]] (2001-2002)<br>[[Jim Walker]] (2005-2008)<br />[[Kenji Nojima]] (2005-2014; Japanese)
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|voiced by=[[Dan Owsen]] (1993)<br>[[Mike West]] (1997)<br>[[Steve Malpass]] (2002)<br>[[Jim Walker]] (2005-Present).
|debut=''[[Star Fox]]''
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'''Fox McCloud''' is the main character of the [[Portal: Star Fox|''Star Fox'' series]] and the lead pilot of the [[Star Fox (team)|Star Fox mercenary unit]] originally founded by [[James McCloud|his father]].
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'''Fox McCloud''' is the main character of the [[Portal: Star Fox|Star Fox series]] and the lead pilot of the [[Star Fox (team)|Star Fox mercenary unit]] originally founded by his father.
  
 
=Background=
 
=Background=
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*In [[Star Fox Command Endings#The Curse of Pigma|Ending 9]] Star Wolf, with Krystal as a member, destroys the Anglars instead of Fox when Fox is waylaid by Pigma after being betrayed by Wolf. Fox becomes heavily depressed until Falco convinces him to instead become a racer in the G-Zero Grand Prix. With new meaning in his life, Fox and Falco become G-Zero GP legends.
 
*In [[Star Fox Command Endings#The Curse of Pigma|Ending 9]] Star Wolf, with Krystal as a member, destroys the Anglars instead of Fox when Fox is waylaid by Pigma after being betrayed by Wolf. Fox becomes heavily depressed until Falco convinces him to instead become a racer in the G-Zero Grand Prix. With new meaning in his life, Fox and Falco become G-Zero GP legends.
  
=Abilities=
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=Other Roles=
 
 
Fox rarely is seen on foot in the games, but in most cases he is shown to have regular fighting abilities and relies mostly on his blaster (or his inventory in ''Star Fox Adventures''). ''Smash Bros.'', however, expands on his fighting abilities by making him a swift and agile fighter with several special abilities, although it is uncertain if these are canon to the main Star Fox games. The following is his special moveset from the ''Smash Bros.'' series:
 
 
 
*'''Standard Special Move: Blaster -''' Fox simply draws his blaster and fires lasers, having an unlimited supply.
 
*'''Side Special Move: Fox Illusion -''' Introduced in ''Melee''. Fox dashes forward at a speed high enough to leave behind an after image for a short distance, hurting anyone who gets in his path.
 
*'''Up Special Move: Fire Fox -''' Fox flies up into the air surrounding by a flaming aura.
 
*'''Down Special Move: Reflector -''' Fox temporarily projects an energy shield that reflects projectile attacks. In ''Brawl'', it was explained that this device was projected from a device on Fox's belt.
 
*'''Final Smash: Landmaster -''' Exclusive to ''Brawl'' with the use of a Smash Ball. Fox summons a Landmaster (by shouting out its name) and temporarily rides it until it fades away upon running out of fuel. Fox's Landmaster can fire powerful blasts and do a barrel role, but is restricted to the ground unlike Falco and Wolf's Landmasters.
 
 
 
=Other Appearances=
 
  
 
==Video Games==
 
==Video Games==
  
*Fox McCloud's clothes have appeared as a costume in several third-party games, such as the Wii U releases of ''Tekken Tag Tournament 2'' and ''Bayonetta 2''.
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*Fox McCloud is a playable combatant in ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'', ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''. In ''Melee'' he has three unlockable trophies. In ''Brawl'' he has two initial unlockable trophies (one normal one and one of his Final Smash) in addition to one of Fox as he appears in ''Assault'', and five stickers using art of him from each of the five ''Star Fox'' games. As of ''Brawl'', he is the only character to have two characters who are clones of his moveset- Falco and Wolf. In both ''Melee'' and ''Brawl'', Fox can activate hidden conversations with members of Star Fox (as well as Star Wolf in Brawl) on Star Fox levels by activating a special taunt.
*In ''[[Yoshi's Woolly World]]'', a [[Yoshi]] design based on Fox's appearance could be unlocked by scanning his [[amiibo]].
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**In "The Subspace Emissary" mode of ''Brawl'', Fox was first seen in his Arwing engaging the [[Halberd]] in aerial combat. However, it was eventually shot down and crashed by a lake. At that point [[Rayquaza]] awoke and fired a blast at Fox's Arwing then grabbed [[Diddy Kong]]. However, Fox survived (likely with the help of his Reflector) and saved Diddy from Rayquaza's clutches, then together they defeated it in battle. Diddy then literally dragged Fox away to help him search for [[Donkey Kong]]. They eventually came across [[Bowser]] (after defeating his shadow clone), who attempted to attack them with the Dark Cannon, but Fox and Diddy fled. Later on, Bowser returned and caught them by surprise, turning Diddy into a trophy with the Dark Cannon while the shadow bugs transformed into a giant shadow clone of Diddy. Luckily Falco came to the rescue and helped to defeat the giant Diddy, and the real Diddy was then revived. After helping Diddy to find Donkey Kong, Fox boarded another Arwing and engaged the Halberd in battle again. But when one of the lasers set off an explosion too close to [[Princess Peach]] (who was on the hull of the Halberd), [[Princess Zelda|Sheik]] was angered and leaped up then downed Fox's Arwing. Fox landed on the deck of the Halberd and nearly engaged Sheik in battle until Peach eased the hostilities by treating them to tea. Shortly afterwards, they engaged the [[Enemies in Super Smash Bros. Brawl#Duon|Duon]] in battle, after which they joined with the main party for the final battles in Subspace.
*In ''[[Super Mario Maker]]'', Fox is among the unlockable costumes that [[Mario]] can transform into using the [[Mystery Mushroom]], being unlocked as a random prize for completing a 100 Mario Challenge on Expert or harder, or by scanning an amiibo of Fox.
 
*Fox McCloud (as seen in ''Zero'') made a guest appearance in the [[Nintendo Switch]] version of ''Starlink: Battle for Atlas'' as a playable character for several exclusive missions in which he worked with the rest of Star Fox and characters from the game's cast while tracking down Wolf O'Donnell.
 
 
 
===Super Smash Bros.===
 
 
 
Fox McCloud appeared as a playable combatant in every game of the ''[[Portal: Super Smash Bros.|Super Smash Bros.]]'' series, appearing in''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'', ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'', ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/Wii U]]'' and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''. Over the course of the series, Fox's appearance has been based on his designs from ''Star Fox 64'' (the first two games), a mix of ''Assault'' and ''Command'' (''Brawl''), ''Star Fox 64 3DS'' (the 3DS/Wii U game) and ''Star Fox Zero'' (''Ultimate''). He also is notable for having two characters with movesets that are mostly based on his: Falco and Wolf. In every game from ''Melee'' onwards, Fox can also activate hidden conversations with members of Star Fox (as well as Star Wolf in some later games) on ''Star Fox''-based levels by activating a special taunt.
 
 
 
In ''Ultimate'', his Classic Mode route is called "Spaceborne Smash" and follows the theme of fighting opponents associated with outer space and other planets. The last pre-boss battle of this route is with Wolf, and the boss battle is against [[Master Hand]] (with [[Crazy Hand]] on higher difficulties, the two of them notably being somewhat evocative of Andross's hands).
 
 
 
In the 3DS/Wii U game and ''Ultimate'', Fox's outfit (including a hat of his face) was also made available as a costume for [[Mii|Mii Gunners]].
 
 
 
====Trophies/Stickers/Spirits====
 
 
 
Throughout the series, Fox has been represented by three unlockable trophies in ''Melee'', three trophies (one standard one, one of his Final Smash and of his appearance in ''Assault'') and five stickers (one from each ''Star Fox'' game) in ''Brawl'', two trophies in the 3DS/Wii U game, two more trophies (of his Final Smash and his ''Assault'' appearance) in the Wii U game and a Fighter [[Spirit]] in ''Ultimate''.
 
 
 
====Brawl: The Subspace Emissary====
 
 
 
In "The Subspace Emissary", the Adventure Mode of ''Brawl'', Fox was first seen in his Arwing engaging the [[Halberd]] in aerial combat. However, it was eventually shot down and crashed by a lake. At that point [[Rayquaza]] awoke and fired a blast at Fox's Arwing then grabbed [[Diddy Kong]]. However, Fox survived (likely with the help of his Reflector) and saved Diddy from Rayquaza's clutches, then together they defeated it in battle. Diddy then literally dragged Fox away to help him search for [[Donkey Kong]]. They eventually came across [[Bowser]] (after defeating his shadow clone), who attempted to attack them with the Dark Cannon, but Fox and Diddy fled. Later on, Bowser returned and caught them by surprise, turning Diddy into a trophy with the Dark Cannon while the shadow bugs transformed into a giant shadow clone of Diddy. Falco came to the rescue and helped to defeat the giant Diddy, and the real Diddy was then revived.  
 
 
 
After helping Diddy to find Donkey Kong, Fox boarded another Arwing and engaged the Halberd in battle again. But when one of the lasers set off an explosion too close to [[Princess Peach]] (who was on the hull of the Halberd), [[Princess Zelda|Sheik]] was angered and leaped up then downed Fox's Arwing. Fox landed on the deck of the Halberd and nearly engaged Sheik in battle until Peach eased the hostilities by treating them to tea. Shortly afterwards, they engaged the [[Enemies in Super Smash Bros. Brawl#Duon|Duon]] in battle, after which they joined with the main party for the final battles in Subspace.
 
 
 
====Ultimate: World of Light====
 
 
 
In the Adventure Mode of ''Ultimate'', "World of Light", Fox was featured in the opening cutscene and was notable as the first of the four characters who received voiced lines in that scene, as well as being the subject of the scene's opening shot. Fox was among the group of fighters (apparently containing the game's entire playable cast) who assembled together to confront [[Galeem]] and his [[Master Hand]] army. As Fox raised his gun, he urged the others not to let a single one of the enemies escape. Galeem ultimately unleashed countless beams of lights that managed to capture all of the fighters except for Kirby, and they were then placed under Galeem's control.
 
 
 
Fox was then found by a heart-shaped lake in a the northern portion of the Light Realm. After being defeated in a battle, he would be awakened as his normal self and join the playable roster of fighters.
 
  
 
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