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Golden Fox
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The Golden Fox is a machine developed by the now deceased Kevin Stewart who placed all priority on acceleration when building this vehicle, which is now driven by his son, Dr. Stewart. Due to its focus on acceleration, the car's boost and grip are low. The body is also rather light for its size, making it easy to push around. Because of this design, when the Golden Fox corners, it is difficult to maintain a balance between speed and control.[1][2]
Profiles and statistics
F-Zero
The Golden Fox is one of the four cars from the original F-Zero. It has the strongest rate of acceleration and cornering but suffers from an extremely weak build, slow speed and highly unstable grip. It always starts in fourth.
F-Zero X
The Golden Fox is available from the start of F-Zero X. It is available to use in four colors: Yellow (default), white, blue, and purple.
F-Zero GX
In F-Zero GX. the Golden Fox is available in yellow, blue, red, or green colors.
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Golden Fox | ||
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| Body | Boost | Grip | |
| D | A | D | |
| Made by | Engine | Weight | |
| Kevin Stewart | GF-2614×4 | 1420kg | |
| When building the Golden Fox, the late Kevin Stewart placed all priority on acceleration. Accordingly, the body is light and its grip on the track is poor for such a powerful machine. Because of this design, when the Golden Fox corners, it is difficult to maintain a balance between speed and control. It is also admittedly weak when faced with attacks. A refined driving technique is an absolute requirement for its pilot. | |||
F-Zero: GP Legend
The Golden Fox is available from the start of F-Zero: GP Legend. It corners well and has great acceleration but a low top speed.
F-Zero Climax
The Golden Fox is available from the start of F-Zero Climax.
Other Appearances
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS
The Golden Fox appears as one of the platforms in the Mute City stage, and as a trophy.
Trophy Information
| Name | Image | Description | Unlock Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Golden Fox |  |
NTSC-U: Dr. Stewart's father, a scientist, left him the racing machine Golden Fox as his inheritance. This marked the start of Dr. Stewart's racing career. He hopes that, by dominating the racing circuit, he can show the world the quality of his father's work and make him proud. PAL: Dr. Stewart's father, a scientist, left him the racing machine Golden Fox as his inheritance. This marked the start of Dr. Stewart's racing career and brought years of research to fruition. He hopes that, by dominating the racing circuit, he can show the world the quality of his father's work and make him proud. |
Randomly Obtained. |
Design and namesake
Design
The Golden Fox is built to resemble a sleek yellow racecar. The outer parts of the machines take on the appearance of rounded edges that slope downward having a point in the front and a more flat appearance in the rear. Two vents are located on the interior tips of the wings and two more vents are located on the top of the wings. In between the wings is a black streamlined area which leads to the trapezoidal prism shaped cockpit. The four engines are lined up horizontally. In the way back of the machine is a fender and on the ends of the wings are black and red stripes.
Name
The Golden Fox is comprised of the words golden—derived from gold, a chemical element in the Periodic Table of Elements—meant to describe something that's a bright yellow and fox, a small canid mammal.
Correlation
The golden part of Golden Fox is meant to relate to the machine's vibrant yellow color. The design itself isn't shaped to resemble an actual fox, but rather the fox part relates to the machine's performance statistics.
Differences between games
The original F-Zero had many unique aspects for the Golden Fox. It originally had magenta letters spelling out "DJCC" on both wings. GX later had a fancy "GF" insignia on the upper part of the wings. The fender in the original had parts colored cyan which also acted as turning fins. Later games keep the entirety of the fender stationary.
Gallery
Wallpaper
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 [1991-08-13] in Nintendo EAD: F-Zero instruction manual (in English). Nintendo, pp. 15.
- ↑ Pelland, Scott (ed.) (2003). F-Zero GX Player's Guide. Redmond, Washington: Nintendo of America, Inc, pp. 10. ISBN 1930206-35-6.
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