He also recruited Panther Caroso, a top-class pilot, to replace Andrew and Pigma. During these intervening years, Wolf assumed control over the Sargasso Space Zone, an illegal hub for criminals and former members of the Venomian Army. Nine years after the events of Star Fox 64, Wolf reappeared in Star Fox: Assault. At another point in time, Pigma was also expelled from Star Wolf, owing to his unreliability and insatiable greed. However, Andrew was kicked out of the team at some point, which prompted him to take control of the remainder of the Venomian Army and follow in Andross' footsteps by staging a rebellion against Corneria. Shortly after Andross' defeat on Venom, Star Wolf abandoned the Venomian Army and resumed their roles as mercenaries willing to accept any mission, regardless of legality.
Throughout the game, the player can battle Star Wolf up to two times, though there are three different battles with them overall, depending on which routes are taken on the map. However, Andross also placed his nephew, Andrew Oikonny, onto the team in order to keep the others in check. In addition to payment, Andross granted each member of Star Wolf a Wolfen, his most advanced model of fighter craft. Shortly before the Lylat Wars, Andross hired Wolf, Leon and Pigma to assist his army and, as a last resort, defend key routes to his base of operations on Venom. The official guide for Star Fox 64 also mentions that, in addition to being a rival, Wolf could have even become a friend to Fox had Pigma and Andross not influenced him for the worst. Following James McCloud's death, Wolf took notice of his son, a gifted pilot by the name of Fox McCloud, and sought to prove himself as being just as capable as Fox. Another noticeable difference is that Wolf's personality has more depth. Unlike in Star Fox 2, however, Wolf sports an eyepatch on his left eye instead of a large scar on his right eye. As in Star Fox 2, he is both an elite pilot and the leader of Star Wolf.
Wolf made his proper debut in Star Fox 64, a reboot of the Star Fox series. Despite this, some of Star Fox 2's features were carried over to Star Fox 64 (and Star Fox Zero by extension), including Star Wolf, while Star Fox 2 itself would later be included as part of the SNES Classic Edition in 2017. Īlthough Star Fox 2 was completely finished, it was canceled because of the Nintendo 64's impending launch and said system being more cost effective in regard to developing polygonal games. In order to ensure that his second attempt at conquering the Lylat System succeeds, Andross hires Star Wolf to intercept and kill Star Fox. Due to the team's tenacious and unscrupulous methods, they have become feared throughout the Lylat System, with Wolf in particular being noted as someone who is willing to betray anyone for the right price. In Star Fox 2, Star Wolf is introduced as a team of mercenaries consisting of its leader Wolf and his wingmates Leon Powalski, Pigma Dengar and Algy. Wolf was originally going to appear in Star Fox 2 for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES). Ultimate after being absent from Super Smash Bros. He returned in that capacity in Super Smash Bros. Melee during one of its opening movie's cutscenes, Wolf transitioned into an unlockable character in Super Smash Bros. Īfter making a cameo in Super Smash Bros. Wolf is the leader of Star Wolf, an infamous team of skilled mercenaries that have crossed paths with Star Fox on several occasions, and is the mutual rival of Star Fox's leader, Fox McCloud.
Wolf O'Donnell ( ウルフ・オドネル, Wolf O'Donnell) is a character from the Star Fox series. Starlink: Battle for Atlas (2018, Nintendo Switch) Official artworks of Wolf O'Donnell from Star Fox Zero and Star Fox Assault.
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