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''Farewell, Beloved Falco'' is a [[Canon|Canonical]] [[Manga]] in the ''[[Star Fox (Video Game)|Star Fox]]'' series, released [[No Export for You|only in Japan]] as a bundle with ''[[Star Fox Adventures (Video Game)|Star Fox Adventures]]''. It fills in the gaps in the story after ''[[Star Fox 64 (Video Game)|Star Fox 64]]'' and before ''Adventures''. As its name implies, ''Farewell'''s story focuses on Falco's [[Character Development]], and explains the nature of his relationship with Katt Monroe and his past in the Hot Rodders.
'''''Farewell, Beloved Falco''''' is a [[Canon|Canonical]] [[Manga]] in the ''[[Star Fox (series)|Star Fox]]'' series, released [[No Export for You|only in Japan]] as a bundle with ''[[Star Fox Adventures]]''. It fills in the gaps in the story after ''[[Star Fox 64]]'' and before ''Adventures''. As its name implies, ''Farewell'''s story focuses on Falco's [[Character Development]], and explains the nature of his relationship with Katt Monroe and his past in the Hot Rodders.

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=== ''Farewell, Beloved Falco'' provides examples of: ===


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* [[All There in the Manual]]: Or rather, this is the manual for some plot points in ''[[Star Fox Adventures]]''.
* [[All There in the Manual]]: Or rather, this is the manual for some plot points in ''[[Star Fox Adventures]]''.
* [[All Love Is Unrequited]]: Katt loved Falco even since they were teenagers.
* [[All Love Is Unrequited]]: Katt loved Falco even since they were teenagers.
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* [[Expy]]:
* [[Expy]]:
** Captain Shears more resembles General Pepper's appearance pre-[[Continuity Reboot]].
** Captain Shears more resembles General Pepper's appearance pre-[[Continuity Reboot]].
** Mousor is...[[Super Mario Bros 2 (Video Game)|Mouser]].
** Mousor is...[[Super Mario Bros. 2|Mouser]].
* [[Fan Translation]] [[Scanlation]]: The English version which circulated online. Though reportedly there are some subtle differences in meaning between the Japanese and fan English dialogue as it was deliberately [[Woolseyism|Woolseyized]].
* [[Fan Translation]] [[Scanlation]]: The English version which circulated online. Though reportedly there are some subtle differences in meaning between the Japanese and fan English dialogue as it was deliberately [[Woolseyism|Woolseyized]].
* [[I Work Alone]]: Falco states this as the reason why he'll never want a girlfriend.
* [[I Work Alone]]: Falco states this as the reason why he'll never want a girlfriend.
* [[Incompatible Orientation]]/[[Ambiguously Gay]]: Falco was revealed [[Gender and Sexuality Tropes|not to be the straight]] love interest [[All Love Is Unrequited|she had pined for]], though whether Falco is [[Straight Gay]] or [[Asexual]] is not addressed.
* [[Incompatible Orientation]]/[[Ambiguously Gay]]: Falco was revealed [[Gender and Sexuality Tropes|not to be the straight]] love interest [[All Love Is Unrequited|she had pined for]], though whether Falco is [[Invisible to Gaydar]] or [[Asexual]] is not addressed.
* [[Like Brother and Sister]]: The real dynamic between Falco and Katt in private.
* [[Like Brother and Sister]]: The real dynamic between Falco and Katt in private.
* [[The Mole]]: Captain Shears is a [[Redshirt Army|Cornerian Defense Force]] officer whose real loyalty is to [[Big Bad|Andross]].
* [[The Mole]]: Captain Shears is a [[Redshirt Army|Cornerian Defense Force]] officer whose real loyalty is to [[Big Bad|Andross]].
* [[People Jars]]: Andross (or at least his brain) is being revived inside one.
* [[People Jars]]: Andross (or at least his brain) is being revived inside one.
* [[Pink Girl Blue Boy]]: Katt and Cool's appearance together.
* [[Pink Girl, Blue Boy]]: Katt and Cool's appearance together.
* [[Put On a Bus]]: The events in this story motivated Falco to leave the Star Fox team.
* [[Put on a Bus]]: The events in this story motivated Falco to leave the Star Fox team.
* [[Ship Sinking]]: Falco and Katt are more [[Like Brother and Sister]], where [[She Is Not My Girlfriend]] is done seriously. Katt is [[All Love Is Unrequited|in unrequited love]] with Falco. Falco has a fraternal love for Katt, but one of the biggest deal breakers is his [[Incompatible Orientation|complete disinterest in girls]].
* [[Ship Sinking]]: Falco and Katt are more [[Like Brother and Sister]], where [[She Is Not My Girlfriend]] is done seriously. Katt is [[All Love Is Unrequited|in unrequited love]] with Falco. Falco has a fraternal love for Katt, but one of the biggest deal breakers is his [[Incompatible Orientation|complete disinterest in girls]].
* [[Sunglasses At Night]]: Captain Shears, Mousor and Bowsor.
* [[Sunglasses at Night]]: Captain Shears, Mousor and Bowsor.


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Latest revision as of 21:17, 19 January 2019

Farewell, Beloved Falco is a Canonical Manga in the Star Fox series, released only in Japan as a bundle with Star Fox Adventures. It fills in the gaps in the story after Star Fox 64 and before Adventures. As its name implies, Farewell's story focuses on Falco's Character Development, and explains the nature of his relationship with Katt Monroe and his past in the Hot Rodders.

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