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|voiced by=[[Jock Blanely]] (1997)<br />[[Grant Goodeve]] (2005)<br />[[Jay Ward]] (2008-Present)<br />[[Jay Green]] (2011-2016)
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|voiced by=[[Rick May]] (1997)<br />[[Grant Goodeve]] (2005)<br />[[Jay Ward]] (2008)
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{{dablink|This article is about the ''Star Fox'' character. For the ''Fire Emblem'' character, see [[Wolf (Fire Emblem)]].}}
 
{{dablink|This article is about the ''Star Fox'' character. For the ''Fire Emblem'' character, see [[Wolf (Fire Emblem)]].}}
  
'''Wolf O'Donnell''' is a recurring antagonist from the ''[[Portal: Star Fox|Star Fox]]'' series. He is the leader of team [[Star Wolf]], a group seemingly formed to rival Star Fox. Not much is known about Wolf or how he received his eyepatch. The roots of Wolf's rivalry with [[Fox McCloud]] also remain unknown.
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'''Wolf O'Donnell''' is the leader of team Star Wolf, a group seemingly formed to rival Star Fox. Not much is known about Wolf or how he received his eyepatch. The roots of Wolf's rivalry with [[Fox McCloud]] also remain unknown.
  
 
=Background=
 
=Background=
  
Wolf and his team were hired by [[Andross]] to deal with Star Fox during his attempt to take over the Lylat System in ''[[Star Fox 64]]''. As a result, Wolf and [[Leon Powalski|Leon]] were joined by [[Pigma Dengar|Pigma]], former Star Fox pilot, and [[Andrew Oikonny]], the nephew of Andross. The team encountered Star Fox on Fichina while leading a fleet of Venomian ships. Despite their advantage, the Star Wolf team was defeated. They fight again on Bolse, only to lose yet again. After most of Andross's forces had been defeated, Star Wolf arrived to defend Venom and were defeated yet again.
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Wolf and his team was hired by [[Andross]] to deal with Star Fox during his attempt to take over the Lylat System in ''[[Star Fox 64]]''. As a result, Wolf and [[Leon Powalski|Leon]] were joined by [[Pigma Dengar|Pigma]], former Star Fox pilot, and [[Andrew Oikonny]], the nephew of Andross. The team encountered Star Fox on Fichina while leading a fleet of Venomian ships. Despite their advantage, the Star Wolf team was defeated. They fight again on Bolse, only to lose yet again. After most of Andross's forces had been defeated, Star Wolf arrived to defend Venom and were defeated yet again.
  
In the nine years after, Wolf became known as 'Lord O'Donnell' among the criminals at the Sargasso Space Hideout. The roster of Star Wolf changed, with Andrew and Pigma being replaced by [[Panther Caroso]]. When Fox invaded Sargasso looking for Pigma in ''[[Star Fox Assault]]'', Wolf organized his team to take down Star Fox, but was inevitably defeated. However, once the Aparoid threat become more apparent, Wolf and his team arrived on [[Corneria]] to provide Fox some necessary aid. Afterward, Star Wolf provided Star Fox backup two different times, including the battle on the Aparoid Homeworld. After the planet exploded, the Star Wolf team was nowhere to be found.
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In the nine years after, Wolf became known as 'Lord O'Donnell' among the criminals at the Sargasso Space Hideout. When Fox invaded Sargasso looking for Pigma in ''[[Star Fox Assault]]'', Wolf organized his team (consisting now of himself, Leon, and [[Panther Caruso|Panther]]) to take down Star Fox, but was inevitably defeated. However, once the Aparoid threat become more apparent, Wolf and his team arrived on [[Corneria]] to provide Fox some necessary aid. Afterward, Star Wolf provided Star Fox backup two different times, including the battle on the Aparoid Homeworld. After the planet exploded, the Star Wolf team was nowhere to be found.
  
 
Afterwards, Star Wolf continued their lives of crime, not unnoticed by the Cornerian military. In response, a bounty was placed on their heads (Wolf has the largest bounty, at S$3000000). To avoid the military's attention, they set up a base on Fichina.
 
Afterwards, Star Wolf continued their lives of crime, not unnoticed by the Cornerian military. In response, a bounty was placed on their heads (Wolf has the largest bounty, at S$3000000). To avoid the military's attention, they set up a base on Fichina.
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==Video Games==
 
==Video Games==
  
*In the [[Nintendo Switch]] release ''Starlink: Battle for Atlas'', Wolf appeared as the main antagonist of the missions featuring Fox as a playable guest character. In this storyline, Wolf had traveled to the Atlas system following Andross's defeat and was attempting to build an army for an attack on Corneria. In the end, he was defeated and forced to retreat.
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*Wolf briefly appears in the opening cutscene for ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'', dueling with Fox in space. He does not have his own trophy, but Star Wolf's Wolfen starfighter does.
 
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*Wolf is a playable secret character in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''. He is unlocked by playing 450 brawls, beating the Boss Battles mode with Fox or Falco, or by getting him to join the party in "The Subspace Emissary". His moveset is a stronger but slower clone of Fox's, making him the second Fox clone in the games after Falco. He has two trophies available in the game, a normal trophy and one of his Final Smash. Oddly enough, Wolf's trophy description says that Wolf's grudge with Fox originates from his history with Fox's father, [[James McCloud]]. There are also two stickers of Wolf using art from ''Star Fox 64'' and ''Star Fox Assault''. He can also activate special conversations with members of Star Fox and Star Wolf in the Lylat Cruise level by doing a special taunt, and he appears in some conversations triggered by Fox or Falco (one of which hints at him being playable).
===Super Smash Bros.===
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**Wolf is not part of "The Subspace Emissary"'s main story.  However, after The Subspace Emissary is beaten for the first time, a new door will appear in the Ruins level. This leads to the Lylat Cruise level, where Wolf leaps out from a Wolfen to challenge the player. Defeating Wolf in this level will unlock him in Subspace Emissary as well as in the rest of the game if he had not yet been unlocked.
 
 
Within the ''[[Portal: Super Smash Bros.|Super Smash Bros.]]'' series, Wolf has appeared as a playable fighter in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'', after previously making a cameo appearance in the opening cutscene of ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'', which showed him in the middle of a battle with Fox in space. His physical appearance was based on his appearances from ''Assault'' and ''Command'' in ''Brawl'', while in ''Ultimate'' it was based on his design from ''Star Fox Zero''. Wolf's moveset is a clone of Fox's, with him being stronger but slower.  
 
 
 
He can also activate special conversations with members of Star Fox and Star Wolf in the Lylat Cruise level by doing a Smash taunt, and he appears in some conversations triggered by Fox or Falco (one of which hints at him being playable). Although he was not playable in the 3DS/Wii U ''Smash'', his extra appearance on the Lylat Cruise stage (in the form of Smash Taunt-triggered Star Wolf conversations) returned. The Wolf Flash also appeared as a custom move for Fox, and one of Fox's alternate costumes used Wolf's fur color.
 
 
 
In ''Ultimate'', his Classic Mode route was called "Reunited Roster", and it was themed around pitting Wolf against other fighters who were left out of previous ''Super Smash Bros.'' games such as the [[Ice Climbers]] and [[Pichu]], ending with a boss fight against [[Galleom]].
 
 
 
====Unlockability====
 
 
 
In ''Brawl'', he is unlocked by playing 450 brawls, beating the Boss Battles mode with Fox or Falco, or by getting him to join the party in "The Subspace Emissary". Wolf is not part of "The Subspace Emissary"'s main story.  However, after The Subspace Emissary is beaten for the first time, a new door will appear in the Ruins level. This leads to the Lylat Cruise level, where Wolf leaps out from a Wolfen to challenge the player. Defeating Wolf in this level will unlock him in Subspace Emissary as well as in the rest of the game if he had not yet been unlocked.
 
 
 
In ''Ultimate'', he could be unlocked through the game's variable-based system for unlocking characters, or by awakening him within Adventure Mode (where he was found within the Mysterious Dimension area).
 
 
 
====Trophies/Stickers/Spirits====
 
 
 
In ''Melee'', Wolf does not have a trophy appearance, but there is one for Star Wolf's Wolfen starfighters. In ''Brawl'', he has two unlockable trophies, a normal one and one of his Final Smash, as well as two stickers using art from ''Star Fox 64'' and ''Star Fox Assault'', and he also has a trophy in ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/Wii U]]''. In ''Ultimate'', he has a Fighter [[Spirit]] which is unlocked through his completion of Classic Mode.
 
  
 
==Canceled Appearances==
 
==Canceled Appearances==
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*''Command'' description: "The leader of the Star Wolf squadron. Despite the fact that Star Wolf is a rival organization, Wolf has a grudging respect for Fox."
 
*''Command'' description: "The leader of the Star Wolf squadron. Despite the fact that Star Wolf is a rival organization, Wolf has a grudging respect for Fox."
 
*Wolf can be unlocked to play in ''Star Fox Assault'''s multiplayer mode. Due to his three maxed out stats, he's quite a formidable player.
 
*Wolf can be unlocked to play in ''Star Fox Assault'''s multiplayer mode. Due to his three maxed out stats, he's quite a formidable player.
*In the ''Super Smash Bros.'' games, some of his trophy descriptions notably make claims about Wolf's backstory which have not been hinted at in the ''Star Fox'' games. His ''Brawl'' trophy description says that Wolf's grudge with Fox originates from his history with Fox's father, [[James McCloud]], while his 3DS/Wii U trophy mentions that he used to fight in Andross's army prior to Andross's exile. These imply that Wolf is closer to James's age than Fox. Additionally, in Pigma's trophy description, it is said that it was he who convinced Wolf to start Star Wolf.
 
  
 
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[[Category: Star Fox Characters]]
 
[[Category: Star Fox Characters]]

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