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SSBU Machine name Blue Falcon Age F-Zero X

36 37 F-Zero GX First game F-Zero (1990) (1990) Creator(s) [1][2] Takaya Imamura Voiced by (English):

Video Games - Eric Kelso (GX)

Anime - David Wills Voiced by (Japanese):

Video Games - Ryō Horikawa (Smash series)

Anime - Hideyuki Tanaka Theme F-Zero GX AX Music Story Mode Ending Theme (HQ + No SFX + Lyrics) F-Zero GP Legend Captian Falcon's Theme Improv

— Captain Falcon introducing himself in F-Zero GP Legend (GBA) "I'm...A Bounty Hunter."



Captain Falcon (キャプテン・ファルコン, Kyaputen Farukon?), also known as Douglas Jay Falcon, is an F-Zero racer and a renowned intergalactic bounty hunter from Port Town. As a bounty hunter, he is responsible for capturing the Galactic Federation’s most wanted criminals. By the age of 36,[3] Captain Falcon had built a reputation as one of the best bounty hunters in the galaxy, one that has earned him many enemies. Falcon joined F-Zero, desiring to fuel his competitive drive, with his own ship, the Blue Falcon. During his long career, he has consistently thwarted the plans of Black Shadow and other evil forces, both on and off the Grand Prix circuits.

Much of Falcon's past is shrouded in mystery.

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Characteristics

In the instruction manual for F-Zero, Captain Falcon is described as an accomplished F-Zero pilot and renowned bounty hunter who is "rumored to be in his early 30s".[4] In F-Zero X, it is rumored that he is called "Captain" because he was once an officer on the Internova Police Force.[5][6] Even though little is known of his past, F-Zero Climax gave his date of birth and even his blood type.[7] However, those characteristics should only be considered applicable to the Game Boy Advance F-Zero games. These games are considered reboot continuities due to the many differences in the storyline between them and their home console counterparts.

Appearance

Brash and flashy in appearance,[8] Captain Falcon stands tall and firm. His outfit is a combination of a flight suit and body armor. It consists of blue pants, blue form-fitting armor, and a red helmet as well as a single pauldron on his right shoulder. He always carries a sidearm in a holster on his right hip (although he has only been shown to use it once).[4] When Captain Falcon removes his helmet, it is obvious that he has a scar above his left eye. His hair color is usually dark brown but was depicted as a lighter brown in the anime cartoon F-Zero GP Legend. He has brown eyes in the anime, but it is not obvious what color his eyes are in the video games.[9]

Personality

Activities

When he is not taking part in races, he works as a bounty hunter. By the age of 36,[3] Captain Falcon had built a reputation as one of the best bounty hunters in the galaxy, one that has earned him many enemies. This constant danger forces him to live in a sanctuary on a chain of islands off the coast of Port Town, where he spends most of his time. His desire for solitude is such that even after winning a race, he takes his award and quickly dashes home. In fact, only the chance to compete in the F-Zero Grand Prix or the lure of a high bounty will lure Captain Falcon away from his archipelago fortress. Each of his home islands contains a different racetrack, allowing him to keep his racing skills at their peak while remaining relatively safe.[5][3]

Appearances

Captain Falcon has appeared in some form in most of the F-Zero games so far. He has also been featured in the Super Smash Bros. series of games and the F-Zero anime. There have also been cameo appearances in other games by Captain Falcon or some of his props.

F-Zero games

Captain Falcon made his debut appearance in F-Zero, released for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System on November 21, 1990.[6] An eight-page comic was included in the manual of the game, containing the original character designs of Captain Falcon, the three other original pilots, and the F-Zero announcer, Mr. Zero. Taking place in the year 2560, the comic depicted one of Captain Falcon's bounty missions. The comic contained the only scenes of Captain Falcon ever using his sidearm and piloting the Falcon Flyer.[4] In the game, Falcon competes against Dr. Stewart, Samurai Goroh, and Pico. Depending on who you play, either Falcon will win, or one of the others will. most likely the former.

Falcon doesn't return for the next two Grands Prix in BS F-Zero Grand Prix, and BS F-Zero Grand Prix 2 nor does the other three racers.

F-Zero X

In F-Zero X, Captain Falcon’s DNA is stolen while he is hospitalized following an accident in a previous F-Zero Grand Prix three years prior. The thieves use the DNA to create a clone of Captain Falcon, Blood Falcon. Falcon would compete with 29 other racers for the Grand Prix, along with the other three racers from the original game, his nemesis Black Shadow, and the mysterious Blood Falcon. According to F-Zero GX, Captain Falcon wins.[10][11]

F-Zero GX

In F-Zero GX, Captain Falcon is 37 years old and the sitting champion of the F-Zero Grand Prix, boosting his already high popularity even higher. In the games' story mode, F-Zero GX's story mode begins with Falcon training for the Grand Prix, followed by racing his rival, Samurai Goroh, in a desert canyon and being forced to enter the bet race under the disguise of 'Famicom' (a reference to Nintendo's first home console). After winning said bet race, Falcon notices Black Shadow attacking the Lightning area on the news. Falcon makes his way to stop him, but is delayed by a group of thugs lead by Michael Chain. After dealing with Chain's gang, Falcon enters a facility to save Jody Summer. His escape is a close one as the core was set to overload and detonate, with said facility going into lockdown procedures. With Jody out of harm's way, he confronts Black Shadow. The evil overlord, with the help of Blood Falcon, binds Falcon and traps him inside his vehicle, strapping a bomb to the Blue Falcon that will detonate if the Blue Falcon goes too slowly. Falcon managed to survive, by driving the vehicle straight off an unfinished road and right under a crane, knocking the bomb off.

Falcon later attended the Grand Prix, where he emerged victorious. After receiving the champion's belt, he witnessed Black Shadow being punished by his master, Deathborn, for his incompetence. Deathborn challenges Falcon to a one-on-one race for ownership of both belts. Before said race occurs, Deathborn reveals his plan to take over the universe, revealing the energies of light and dark are condensed in each belt, and that when combined, provide ultimate power that will turn him into a god-like being, able to lay waste Falcon's galaxy in an instant. Falcon swears to take him down. Falcon stays true to his word, and Deathborn apparently dies. Both belts unite into one, and Falcon vows to keep winning so he can protect the belt from the forces of evil.

At his garage, Falcon is greeted by the creators. Falcon figures out the creators were behind everything, though they do not elaborate on their motives. They challenge Falcon to a race, where, if they win, will rip out Falcon's soul and turn it into their creation, implying that he would replace Deathborn. Falcon defeats even them. Screaming, the creators disappear, though whether they actually die or decide to let Falcon go, honoring (but no less angered by) his victory, is unclear. Falcon then takes off his helmet and relaxes.[12][13][10]

F-Zero: GP Legend and Climax

Based on the anime television series of the same name, Captain Falcon shares the spotlight with Rick Wheeler in F-Zero GP Legend and F-Zero Climax.[7]

In the anime-inspired games F-Zero: GP Legend and Climax, little is known about Captain Falcon beyond his popularity in the Grand Prix. His machine is so popular that it is virtually the symbol of the F-Zero races. His true identity is Bart Lemming (Bert in the English dub) who often gives advice to Rick Wheeler and his friends. He has his own story path in GP Legend. He was originally hired by an old friend to escort Dr. Clash in Mute City. However, he then encountered Zoda, who captured Dr. Clash and began to pursue him with the help of Rick Wheeler, whom he met for the first time and was confused by his claims of having known Zoda for centuries, but they wound up accidentally capturing a decoy instead. He then encountered Samurai Goroh in Red Canyon while attempting to continue his pursuit, but Goroh accused Falcon of poisoning him and raced him. Goroh ran off afterwards.

Captain Falcon returned to Port Town empty-handed, only to be confronted by Blood Falcon. He beat Blood Falcon in a race, but his machine broke down afterward. Lisa Brilliant then offered her help to him, and whether or not Blood Falcon was beaten on the first try, he either accepted her help and then defeated Blood Falcon in a race with Jody Summer's help in the Sand Ocean, or he refused her help and decided to fix his machine with a boost blast, realizing that he had only one lead left. Afterwards, Captain Falcon made his way to Lightning and raced Black Shadow, whom Falcon knew had captured Clash due to his being Blood Falcon's master. After defeating Black Shadow, Jody was able to save Dr. Clash and thanked Captain Falcon for the evil he prevented Black Shadow from unleashing. But Captain Falcon insisted he was only doing the job he was hired for and resumed his anonymous career as a bounty hunter. He then participates in the Grand Prix, and depending on what player you choose, he will win or not. He ultimately trains Rick Wheeler in racing, and when he is ready to pass the title of Captain Falcon to him.

In F-Zero Climax, Captain Falcon's alias Berserker is unlockable. After Bart passes down the mantle of Captain Falcon to Rick Wheeler (along with the Blue Falcon), he takes on a new alias known as the Berserker and races in the Red Bull. He will either win or lose, depending on the character you play.

F-Zero: Maximum Velocity

F-Zero: Maximum Velocity, set twenty-five years after F-Zero,[14] is the only story-driven game in the series not to feature this character.[6] However, Kent Akechi claims to be the son of Captain Falcon. It is unknown if this is true, or false.[15]

Other video games

Captain Falcon is one of four unlockable characters in Nintendo’s 1999 fighting game Super Smash Bros. He is a fast close combat fighter whose combat techniques mix Kung Fu and street brawling.[6] His signature move is the Falcon Punch, a slow but powerful punch in which a flaming falcon surrounds the character's fist. Unlike most other characters, Captain Falcon shouts as he executes most of his special moves. [6] Captain Falcon does not sport his traditional blue outfit; his armor is violet in this game only while his traditional blue outfit is used as an alternate costume exclusive to Team Battles.

The character is also one of the first available in Super Smash Bros. Melee, the 2001 sequel to Super Smash Bros. His armor is now navy blue instead of violet. He keeps the same moves from the previous game and is given a variety of close-combat attacks. The Legend of Zelda series character, Ganondorf, is a clone of Captain Falcon. Ganondorf's attacks are very similar to those of Captain Falcon,[16] although the character is stronger and less agile. It is possible to wear Blood Falcon's attire by changing the costume colors to red and purple. In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, the characters' Final Smash is him getting into the Blue Falcon and running over his opponents. He returned once again in Super Smash Bros. for the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U. He also retains his Brawl design. He is once again a playable character in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate and also retains his Brawl design.

Cameo appearances

Captain Falcon's material possessions and props have had cameo appearances in three different games.

The Blue Falcon appears in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars . At the back of Hinopio' Inn deep within Barrel Volcano , there are three small models of spaceships sitting on top of boxes. Two of them are the Blue Falcon and Samurai Goroh's Fire Stingray . [17]

appears in . At the back of Hinopio' Inn deep within , there are three small models of spaceships sitting on top of boxes. Two of them are the and Samurai Goroh's . The Blue Falcon also appears in Animal Crossing: Wild World as a furniture item.

also appears in as a furniture item. The Blue Falcon also appears in Mario Kart Wii . It Is an unlockable Kart used by those of the Small class.

also appears in . It Is an unlockable Kart used by those of the Small class. The Blue Falcon reappears in Mario Kart 8 . It is a downloadable Kart used by those of any class.

reappears in . It is a downloadable Kart used by those of any class. One of the treasures in Kirby Super Star's "Great Cave Offensive" is called "Falcon's Helmet". This is a replica of Captain Falcon's helmet.[18]

Other Media

F-Zero: GP Legend was an anime television series based on the F-Zero video games. The series, which ran for 51 episodes, aired on Japan's TV Tokyo from 2003 - 2004. Captain Falcon, voiced by David Wills in the English version and Hideyuki Tanaka in the Japanese version, was featured in most episodes. Fifteen English-language episodes were produced before the show's cancellation in America. The series told the story of Captain Falcon and his best friend and rival, Rick Wheeler.[7][19]

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

Unlike in the video games, "Captain Falcon" is a title given to a person. Throughout most of the anime, Bart Lemming (later revealed to be Andy Summers, Jody Summer's long lost brother) held this title until he "died", then it was passed onto Ryu Suzaku (Rick Wheeler) during the last episode. The character of Captain Falcon is generally seen as the reluctant hero. Regardless of whether he is still an active bounty hunter, he is still feared by many criminals, especially in Port Town. Rumor has it that he has retired since the last racing season and has opened a small shop in Mute City. Although he does not appear in every episode, he plays a significant role in the series: his main goal is to stop the efforts of the Dark Million Organization.[9] It was also revealed he was a spy for the evil organization disguised as a hooded figure named Berserker, until Clank convinced him otherwise.

Super Falcon

Super Falcon is a powered-up Blue Falcon and makes its appearance in F-Zero X Expansion Kit, the 64DD "expansion disk" for F-Zero X. It's one of the "super" machines along with Super Cat (powered-up White Cat) and Super Stingray (powered-up Fire Stingray) but also appears as a secret, unused machine making in the F-Zero X game cart. Here Super Falcon appears to lack any textures, randomly switching between textures from other racers varying the resolution viewpoints. It's only accessible through a cheat device though attempting to making him playable is a bit difficult, as the game freezes upon reaching the Settings menu. Its stats are A-ranked, making it the best machine in the game. Like the Blue Falcon, Captain Falcon is Super Falcon's pilot, albeit, wearing a lighter, altered version of his attire (but lacks a mugshot).

Quotes

"You don't win by being lucky - you win by being bold!"

"Falcon... Punch!!!"

"Falcon Kick!!!"

"I'll show you, you'll never beat me!"

"I was born to be an F-Zero racer."

"Yes!"

"Show me your moves!"

"Yeah!"

"Come on!"

"The gangs..."

"So you wanna play..."

"Come on...Blue Falcon!!!!!"

"There are two kinds of drivers in this race... me, and the losers!"

"Come off it! You think you can beat me? No way!!"

Trivia

Captain Falcon is a character in Nintendo's F-Zero series of video games, co-created by Takaya Imamura and Shigeru Miyamoto. Captain Falcon has often been considered as the unofficial main character of the series. He first appeared in the instruction manual of F-Zero , published in 1990. [6] [4] It was not until F-Zero X that he actually appeared in-game. Though the character's vehicle can be used in the F-Zero series, Captain Falcon himself was never actually playable until the Super Smash Bros. series. The character's only appearance outside of Nintendo games was in the anime F-Zero GP Legend . A leading but now defunct F-Zero X website says that Captain Falcon's real name is Douglas Jay Falcon.

series of video games, co-created by Takaya Imamura and Shigeru Miyamoto. Captain Falcon has often been considered as the unofficial main character of the series. He first appeared in the instruction manual of , published in 1990. It was not until that he actually appeared in-game. Though the character's vehicle can be used in the series, Captain Falcon himself was never actually playable until the series. The character's only appearance outside of Nintendo games was in the anime . A leading but now defunct F-Zero X website says that Captain Falcon's real name is Douglas Jay Falcon. Captain Falcon is a mysterious, futuristic racer from the city of Port Town. In later F-Zero games, he is also portrayed as a legendary bounty hunter whose past is shrouded in mystery. In both guises, he consistently thwarts the plans of Black Shadow and other evil forces, both on and off the Grand Prix circuits.

Captain Falcon bears a resemblance to the comic book character Judge Dredd, who may have been the inspiration for the former. Likewise, Captain Falcon's post NES design bears further resemblance to the same inspirational character's movie design.

Captain Falcon has an alias known as Bart Lemming who runs the Falcon House. It costs 280 credits of space for coffee, and 480 for breakfast. It is open from 8 am to 9 pm, and sells coffee and cakes during the mornings. In addition, it also sells gum, notepads, cups and products. [ citation needed ]

He's known to have about 3 aliases: first was Douglas Jay Falcon, second was Bart Lemming, and third was Rick Wheeler. It may be possible that Clank Hughes could be the next incarnate.

On lap 23, Bart said he was born on April 10 the year of his blood type. Although in video games he was born on December 17. [ citation needed ]

In Lap 34, his favorite food is putting tripe in a bundle and binding it with thread, as does Bart; "It could increase your perseverance and resistance," he said. There's also curry on the menu in the Falcon House. And the one thing that he hates is mushrooms.

In Lap 35, Bart shares the Falcon House with Clank, Rick, and Jack. He said that the boy gets lost there often, Rick is always neat, and Jack isn't. He also wants it to be cleaned 5 times a day.

In Lap 44, he dates women with black hair. His favorite pet is rabbits.

Captain Falcon appears in the manga Denshi Yousei Abatamo Ekubo .

. In F-Zero AX , Captain Falcon's theme from F-Zero GX plays during a Victory Lap with any racer.

Captain Falcon's theme from plays during a Victory Lap with any racer. Douglas is a combo of dubh meaning dark, black, and glas meaning stream. Jay is swift. Bart is Son Of Tolmai and is of Hebrew origin. Burt means bright.

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