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In the game's story, Wolf and company harass the Star Fox team, with Fox being pursued by Wolf specifically. Throughout the game, the player can battle Star Wolf up to two times, though there are three possible battles with them overall, depending on which routes are taken on the map. Unlike in Star Fox 2, Wolf sports an eyepatch on his left eye instead of a large scar on his right eye, while Algy is replaced by Andrew Oikonny, Andross' nephew. Like in Star Fox 2, he is the leader of Star Wolf, and his team is hired by Andross to kill Star Fox. Wolf made his first canonical appearance in Star Fox 64 (1997). In order to ensure that his second attempt at conquering the Lylat System would succeed, Andross hired Star Wolf to eliminate Star Fox. Due to the team's tenacious and unscrupulous methods, they have become feared throughout the Lylat System, the setting of the Star Fox games, 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 mercenary group consisting of its leader Wolf and his wingmates Leon Powalski, Pigma Dengar and Algy. Although Krystal, another highly requested Star Fox character, was considered as a candidate by Sakurai, the combination of time constraints and using Fox and Falco as source materials resulted in Wolf having much better potential to be a fully realized fighter.

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Brawl in 2008 was highly requested by fans due to his popularity, according to series creator Masahiro Sakurai. series, Wolf's initial inclusion in Super Smash Bros. Star Fox 2 itself would later be included as part of the Super NES Classic Edition, which was released in 2017. Some of Star Fox 2 's features (including Star Wolf) were carried over to subsequent Star Fox titles, including Star Fox 64, the release of which would serve as Wolf's official debut in 1997. Although Star Fox 2 was completely finished in 1995, it was canceled in 1996 due to various factors, such as the Nintendo 64's impending launch. Wolf was originally planned to debut in Star Fox 2 for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. In addition, he has received mostly positive reception from critics, specifically regarding his addition to Super Smash Bros. Wolf has featured as a supporting antagonist in several Star Fox games, as well as appearing in other game franchises including Starlink: Battle for Atlas and the Super Smash Bros.

He first appeared in Star Fox 64 (1997), in which his team, Star Wolf, was initially hired by Andross to take down the Star Fox team although unsuccessful in doing so, the dogfights between the two teams results in Wolf developing both grudging respect for Fox and a desire to defeat him in a rematch. In the Star Fox series, Wolf O'Donnell is an anthropomorphic wolf who is both the leader of the Star Wolf mercenary team and rival to Fox McCloud. He was created by both Shigeru Miyamoto and Takaya Imamura. Wolf O'Donnell ( Japanese: ウルフ・オドネル, Hepburn: Urufu Odoneru) is a fictional character in Nintendo's Star Fox video game series.

Kōsuke Takaguchi ( Star Fox 64 3D, Star Fox Zero, Super Smash Bros.

Mahito Ōba ( Star Fox: Assault, Super Smash Bros.

This is without a doubt the best looking game currently available on the Nintendo 3DS. The ships appear sleek and sexy, the ground and water look stunning, and the particle effects look great. Everything in Star Fox 64 3D has been been given a glorious coat of paint, and the graphics are even comparable to that of the Nintendo Wii at its finest. While the multiplayer overall is less-than-ideal, the graphics and 3D are some of the best I've seen on the Nintendo 3DS to date. All three of these modes make for a nice change of pace, and help to mix things up when you're starting to get sick of the same mode over and over again. The individual who has scored the most points before time expires will secure the victory. The final mode is 'Time Battle,' and it throws competitors into battle with a set amount of time. 'Point Battle' gives participators points for destroying their enemies, and the first person to reach the set number of points will walk (fly?) away with a victory. 'Survival' is a standard 'last man standing affair' where players will fight until there is only one left standing.

There are a total of three different types of modes that can be played in the game's multiplayer.