History Manga / FarewellBelovedFalco

* ShipSinking: Falco and Katt are more LikeBrotherAndSister, where SheIsNotMyGirlfriend is done seriously. Katt is [[AllLoveIsUnrequited in unrequited love]] with Falco. Falco has a fraternal love for Katt, but one of the biggest deal breakers is his [[CelibateHero complete disinterest in girls]].

''Farewell, Beloved Falco'' is a {{Canon}}ical {{Manga}} in the ''VideoGame/StarFox'' series, exclusively released on the [[NoExportForYou Japanese]] ''VideoGame/StarFoxAdventures'' website. It fills in the gaps in the story after ''VideoGame/StarFox64'' and before ''Adventures.'' As its name implies, ''Farewell'''s story focuses on Falco's CharacterDevelopment, shows why he isn't present with the team at the beginning of ''Adventures'' and explains the nature of his relationship with Katt Monroe and his past in the space hot-rodders.

** It should be noted that one ending in ''Command'' has a new Star Fox team made up of descendants of the original members, except for Falco.
* CloningBlues: This is how [[spoiler:Shears intends to revive Andross.]]

** Captain Shears more resembles General Pepper's appearance in the cancelled VideoGame/StarFox2 (or, less likely, might be intended as the same character).

* ForegoneConclusion: The story is an interquel, made to bridge the events between ''Star Fox 64'' and ''Star Fox Adventures.'' All the characters survive, and Falco leaves the team.

* MythologyGag: Fox and Slippy are seen playing what appears to be a multiplayer version of the original ''Star Fox'' at the end, and on the screens of the enemy base, [[spoiler:Andross appears as his SNES form]].

* PinkGirlBlueBoy: Katt and Cool's appearance together.

** Aside from Cool, Katt's two teammates are [[SuperMarioBrothers Mousor and Bowsor]], references to the iconic Mario villian Bowser... and an expy of the ''Doki Doki Panic'' / ''Super Mario Bros. 2'' boss Mouser.
** The game that Falco and Fox are playing at the beginning of the story (and Slippy and Fox are playing at the end) seems to be the original ''Star Fox'' game.

''Farewell, Beloved Falco'' is a {{Canon}}ical {{Manga}} in the ''VideoGame/StarFox'' series, exclusively released on the [[NoExportForYou Japanese]] ''VideoGame/StarFoxAdventures'' website. It fills in the gaps in the story after ''VideoGame/StarFox64'' and before ''Adventures''. As its name implies, ''Farewell'''s story focuses on Falco's CharacterDevelopment, shows why he isn't present with the team at the beginning of ''Adventures'' and explains the nature of his relationship with Katt Monroe and his past in the space hot-rodders.

** Captain Shears more resembles General Pepper's appearance in the cancelled StarFox2 (or, less likely, might be intended as the same character).

* FanTranslation: Officially, it is only available in Japanese.

* CelibateHero: Falco was revealed not to be the love interest [[AllLoveIsUnrequited Kat had pined for]], though whether or not Falco is either {{Asexual}} or simply not interested in getting a girl at this time is not addressed.

* CelibateHero: Falco was revealed not to be the love interest [[AllLoveIsUnrequited she had pined for]], though whether or not Falco is either {{Asexual}} or simply not interested in getting a girl at this time is not addressed.

** Shears, as befitting of the old "[[{{ShoutOut}} Sergeant Pepper]]" joke from the original comic.]]

''Farewell, Beloved Falco'' is a {{Canon}}ical {{Manga}} in the ''VideoGame/StarFox'' series, released [[NoExportForYou only in Japan]] as a bundle with ''VideoGame/StarFoxAdventures''. It fills in the gaps in the story after ''VideoGame/StarFox64'' and before ''Adventures''. As its name implies, ''Farewell'''s story focuses on Falco's CharacterDevelopment, shows why he isn't present with the team at the beginning of ''Adventures'' and explains the nature of his relationship with Katt Monroe and his past in the space hot-rodders.

* TheMole: Captain Shears is a [[RedShirtArmy Cornerian Defense Force]] officer whose real loyalty is to [[BigBad Andross]].

** [[SergeantPepperShoutOut Shears, as befitting of the old joke from the original comic.]]

''Farewell, Beloved Falco'' is a {{Canon}}ical {{Manga}} in the ''VideoGame/StarFox'' series, released [[NoExportForYou only in Japan]] as a bundle with ''VideoGame/StarFoxAdventures''. It fills in the gaps in the story after ''VideoGame/StarFox64'' and before ''Adventures''. As its name implies, ''Farewell'''s story focuses on Falco's CharacterDevelopment, shows why he isn't present with the team at the beginning of ''Adventures'' and explains the nature of his relationship with Katt Monroe and his past in the Hot Rodders.

** Captain Shears more resembles General Pepper's appearance pre-ContinuityReboot.

* ForegoneConclusion: The story is an interquel, made to bridge the events between Star Fox 64 and ''Dinosaur Planet.'' All the characters survive, and Falco leaves the team.

* MythologyGag: Fox and Slippy are seen playing the original SNES version of Star Fox at the end, and on the screens of the enemy base, [[spoiler:Andross appears as his SNES form]].

** Aside from Cool, Katt's two teammates are [[SuperMarioBrothers Mousor and Bowsor]], references to the iconic Mario villian Bowser... and an expy of the Super Mario Brothers 2 boss Mouser.
** The game that Falco and Fox are playing at the beginning of the story (and Slippy and Fox are playing at the end) is the original Star Fox game.

* CelibateHero: Falco was revealed not to be the love interest [[AllLoveIsUnrequited she had pined for]], though whether Falco is StraightGay or {{Asexual}} (or even simply not interested in getting a girl at this time) is not addressed.

* {{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 {{Woolseyi|sm}}zed.

* ForegoneConclusion: the story is an interquel, made to bridge the events between Star Fox 64 and ''Dinosaur Planet.'' All the characters survive, and Falco leaves the team.

* CelibateHero: Falco was revealed not to be the love interest [[AllLoveIsUnrequited she had pined for]], though whether Falco is StraightGay or {{Asexual}} is not addressed.

* IncompatibleOrientation[=/=]AmbiguouslyGay: Falco was revealed not to be the love interest [[AllLoveIsUnrequited she had pined for]], though whether Falco is StraightGay or {{Asexual}} is not addressed.

* ShipSinking: Falco and Katt are more LikeBrotherAndSister, where SheIsNotMyGirlfriend is done seriously. Katt is [[AllLoveIsUnrequited in unrequited love]] with Falco. Falco has a fraternal love for Katt, but one of the biggest deal breakers is his [[IncompatibleOrientation complete disinterest in girls]].

* AllThereInTheManual: Or rather, this is the manual for some plot points in ''StarFoxAdventures''.

* IncompatibleOrientation[=/=]AmbiguouslyGay: Falco was revealed [[GenderAndSexualityTropes not to be the straight]] love interest [[AllLoveIsUnrequited she had pined for]], though whether Falco is StraightGay or {{Asexual}} is not addressed.

''Farewell, Beloved Falco'' is a {{Canon}}ical {{Manga}} in the ''VideoGame/StarFox'' series, released [[NoExportForYou only in Japan]] as a bundle with ''VideoGame/StarFoxAdventures''. It fills in the gaps in the story after ''VideoGame/StarFox64'' and before ''Adventures''. As its name implies, ''Farewell'''s story focuses on Falco's CharacterDevelopment, and explains the nature of his relationship with Katt Monroe and his past in the Hot Rodders.

* ShipSinking: Falco and Katt are more LikeBrotherAndSister, where SheIsNotMyGirlfriend is done seriously. Katt is [[AllLoveIsUnrequited in unrequited love]] with Falco. Falco has a fraternal love for Katt, but one of the biggest deal breakers is his [[AmbiguouslyGay complete disinterest in girls]].

** Mousor is...[[SuperMarioBros2 Mouser]].

* WordOfGod: The blue cat in the Hot Rodders is named Cool.

* NoExportForYou

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

* WordOfGod: The blue cat in the Hot Rodders is named Cool.