Wolfen

Wolfen is the primary vehicle of the Star Wolf Team. The Wolfen is technologically equivalent to the Arwing in terms of power, however in Star Fox 64 in the harder version of Venom, Star Wolf has improved their Wolfens to be stronger and deal more damage.

Variations

The Wolfen in Star Fox 64, seen as a sticker in Super Smash Bros. Brawl.

Sometime following Star Fox: Assault, each member of Star Wolf Team upgraded their Wolfen to suit their own preferences. All the members of the Star Wolf had their own ships as did Star Fox.

Wolf kept the traditional Wolfen (Except in Japan, Wolf's Wolfen was called the Red Fang). Leon converted his into the Rainbow Delta, which gained a wave-beam function enabling continuous charged shots to be fired. Panther converted his into the Black Rose, which could fire a slow but powerful and long-range beam known as a Zapper.

In Super Smash Bros. Series

Super Smash Bros. Melee

The Wolfen appears in the Corneria stage in Super Smash Bros. Melee. It occasionally fires lasers at the characters on screen, the Wolfen doesn't target any character in particular. Once it has stopped firing, the Wolfen will then fly off the screen after a few seconds. If a character remains on it when it flies off the screen, that character will receive a Star KO. The Wolfen appears as a Trophy in the game. The Wolfen also appears in the opening movie along with the Arwing.

Trophy

Trophy information
Game	Description	Obtain
Super Smash Bros. Melee	The beloved ship of the mercenary team Star Wolf, which was hired to destroy Fox and his team. The ship's abilities rival an Arwing.: As a matter of fact, the Wolfen II was an improvement over its predecessor and could nearly outperform team Star Fox's ships. Star Wolf's leader, Wolf O'Donnell is Fox's most persistent rival. Star Fox 64 6/97	Random Drop
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Super Smash Bros. Brawl

The Wolfen reappears in the Corneria stage as it did before. It also makes an appearance in the Lylat Cruise stage. The Wolfen also appears briefly in both Wolf's On-Screen Appearance in which he ejects from it to enter on the battlefield, as well as a bonus scene of the Subspace Emissary, in which Wolf ejects from the Wolfen and lands on the Lylat Cruise to face off the player. Its also notable that the Wolfen appears slightly different than the Star Fox: Assault version, where its wings are spread farther apart.

Trophy Description

Trophy information
Game	Description	Obtain
Super Smash Bros. Brawl	A class of star fighter piloted by Team Star Fox's rivals, Team Star Wolf. Wolfens boast more gravity- suppressing plates than Arwings, making their performance equal or perhaps even superior. When Team Star Wolf reappeared, they were piloting Wolfen II ships--improved versions with two laser cannons rather than one and the capability to reflect attacks by rolling. N64 Star Fox 64 GCN Star Fox: Assault	Random Drop
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Super Smash Bros. 4

In Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS, the Wolfens appear as a moving platform in the Corneria stage.

Trophy Description (3DS Version)

Trophy information
Game	Description	Obtain
Super Smash Bros. Brawl	Star Wolf's all-range fighters were designed by an evil scientist (Andross) and a truly shameless mechanic (Pigma). Still, leaving aside the designers' personal qualities, the Wolfen's performance and careful design make it truly stand out. In fact, its turning ability and high-gravity resistance surpass even the Arwing.	Random Drop
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Trophy Description (Wii U version)

Trophy information
Game	Description	Obtain
Super Smash Bros. Brawl	NTSC-U: These all-range fighter are Star Wolf's pride and joy. They're considered to be on the same level as Star Fox's Arwings - maybe even better because of having two pairs of Gravity Blades. In Star Fox: Assault, you can actually earn a chance to fly a Wolfen yourself. Why not try out and see which is better? PAL: These all-range fighter are Star Wolf's pride and joy. They're considered to be on the same level as Star Fox's Arwings - maybe even better due to having two pairs of gravity-regulating Gravity Blades. In Star Fox: Assault, you can actually earn a chance to fly a Wolfen yourself. Why not try out and see which is better? GCN Star Fox: Assault (2/2005)	Random Drop
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Gallery

• Wolfen.png

  The Wolfen used by Wolf O'Donnell

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  The Rainbow Delta used by Leon Powalski

• Black Rose Artwork.png

  The Black Rose used by Panther Caruso

• Arwingvswolfen.gif

Name origin

• "Wolfen" is, essentially, "wolf," albeit with the Swedish particle "en"
• It, however, may be directly taken from Swedish.

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