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Line 2: [[File:farewell_beloved_falco_6214.jpg\|frame]] '''''Farewell, Beloved Falco''''' is a [[Canon\|Canonical]] [[Manga]] in the ''[[Star Fox (~~Video Game~~series)\|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'' provides examples of: ===~~ {{tropelist}} * [[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. Line 13 ⟶ 11: * [[Expy]]: Captain Shears more resembles General Pepper's appearance pre-[[Continuity Reboot]]. Mousor is...[[Super Mario Bros. 2 ~~(Video Game)~~\|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]]. * [[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~~Invisible ~~Gay~~to Gaydar]] or [[Asexual]] is not addressed. * [[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]]. * [[People Jars]]: Andross (or at least his brain) is being revived inside one. * [[Pink Girl, Blue Boy]]: Katt and Cool's appearance together. * [[Put Onon 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]]. * [[Sunglasses Atat Night]]: Captain Shears, Mousor and Bowsor. {{reflist}} ~~[[Category:Farewell Beloved Falco]]~~ [[Category:Manga]] [[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]] [[Category:Star Fox (series)]] [[Category:Manga of the 2000s]]