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== Plot ==
== Plot ==
{{Main|Star Fox Adventures/Plot}}
{{Main|Star Fox Adventures/Plot}}
[[File:General Pepper Adventures.png|thumb|left|General Pepper assigns Fox to rescue Dinosaur Planet]]
Eight years after [[Andross]]'s first defeat, Krystal investigates the destruction of her home planet, Cerinia, and the death of her parents. Krystal hears a distress call from [[Krazoa Palace]] and decides to respond to it. While traveling on a [[CloudRunner Tribe|CloudRunner]], a fireball blasts her [[Krystal's Staff|staff]] out of her hand from a [[General Scales' Galleon|galleon ship]]. On board, Krystal discovers that her home planet was attacked by [[General Scales]]. She loses her Krystal is persuaded by a wounded [[EarthWalker Tribe|EarthWalker]] to obtain the [[Krazoa Spirit]]s and return them to the palace. After acquiring and releasing the first Krazoa Spirit, however, a mysterious being sends Krystal into the spirit's path, trapping her in a floating crystal atop the palace.
Eight years after [[Andross]]'s first defeat, Krystal investigates the destruction of her home planet, Cerinia, and the death of her parents. Krystal hears a distress call from [[Krazoa Palace]] and decides to respond to it. While traveling on a [[CloudRunner Tribe|CloudRunner]], a fireball blasts her [[Krystal's Staff|staff]] out of her hand from a [[General Scales' Galleon|galleon ship]]. On board, Krystal discovers that her home planet was attacked by [[General Scales]]. She loses her Krystal is persuaded by a wounded [[EarthWalker Tribe|EarthWalker]] to obtain the [[Krazoa Spirit]]s and return them to the palace. After acquiring and releasing the first Krazoa Spirit, however, a mysterious being sends Krystal into the spirit's path, trapping her in a floating crystal atop the palace.


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==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
''Star Fox Adventures'' plays similarly to ''[[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]]''. Its graphics were detailed for its time, and it received particular attention for its real-time fur rendering.{{CitationNeeded}}
[[File:SharpClaw Adventures combat.png|thumb|A scene of gameplay where Fox uses the staff to combat a SharpClaw]]
''Star Fox Adventures'' is notable for being a departure from the rail-shooter genre that the series had been established upon. Fox moves around Dinosaur Planet and the four SpellStone areas on foot, and the locations are set in three-dimensional environments, where Fox must collect items and solve puzzles as he goes along. There are a few instances where Fox does pilot his [[Arwing]], but only for traveling between the different areas of the planet.


Unlike traditional ''Star Fox'' titles, the gameplay involves Fox going around on foot for most of the game. Fox only pilots his [[Arwing]] to travel between different parts of the planet. In [[ThornTail Hollow]], Fox finds [[Krystal's Staff]] lying in the ground, which he uses for a main weapon (as General Pepper prohibited him from using his Blaster). Fox can acquire [[Staff Upgrade]]s, allowing the Staff to perform various tasks including firing projectiles, freezing enemies, or reaching higher, normally inaccessible locations.
The gameplay is heavily based on ''[[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]]''. Fox is unable to jump unless he runs off the edge of an object or a cliff, and can roll after landing on the ground, in the same fashion that Link jumps off edges. ''Star Fox Adventures'' also has a day-and-night phase, but a more accurate and gradual one. A key difference with ''Star Fox Adventures'' is that Fox automatically acquires his targets by approaching them, unlike in ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time'', where the player must use manual [[zeldawiki:Targeting|targeting]] to lock-on their target.
 
Fox cannot jump unless he runs off the edge of an object or a cliff, and can roll after landing on the ground, in the same fashion that Link jumps off edges in ''Ocarina of Time''. ''Star Fox Adventures'' also has a day-and-night phase, but a more accurate and gradual one. One key difference between the gameplay of each game is that Fox can now automatically acquires his targets from approaching them, unlike in ''Ocarina of Time'', where the player must manually trigger a lock-on when controlling Link.


In [[ThornTail Hollow]], the hub location on Dinosaur Planet itself, Fox finds [[Krystal's Staff]] sticking out of the ground. After pulling it out, Fox uses staff for his main weapon during the rest of his adventure (as General Pepper prohibited him from using his Blaster). The staff itself is mostly used in combat, but with [[Staff Upgrade]]s, Fox can use the Staff to perform additional tasks, including firing projectiles, freezing enemies, or boosting up to higher areas.
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== Characters ==
== Characters ==
=== Main characters ===
=== Main characters ===
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*[[Scarab]]: They are the currency of [[Sauria]]. They are used for purchasing anything from items in the [[ThornTail Store]] to cheat tokens.
*[[Scarab]]: They are the currency of [[Sauria]]. They are used for purchasing anything from items in the [[ThornTail Store]] to cheat tokens.
*[[White GrubTub Fungus]]: These are a more powerful variant of ordinary GrubTub Mushrooms. They have healing properties, and Fox must provide one to the [[Queen EarthWalker]].
*[[White GrubTub Fungus]]: These are a more powerful variant of ordinary GrubTub Mushrooms. They have healing properties, and Fox must provide one to the [[Queen EarthWalker]].
==Locations==
===Worlds and levels===
Every level except the main world, Dinosaur Planet, have a [[SpellStone]] that Fox must recover.
{|class="wikitable" width=70%
!World
!Description
![[Gold Ring]] requirement
|-
|[[Sauria|Dinosaur Planet]]
|This is the first location that Fox visits and the main location of the game. Fox's [[Arwing]] lands in [[ThornTail Hollow]].
|1 Gold Ring
|-
|[[DarkIce Mines]]
|The SnowHorn Tribe were enslaved here by General Scales. The area itself takes place in a snowy, arctic region with a volcanic subterranean underground.
|3 Gold Rings
|-
|[[CloudRunner Fortress]]
|This is the home of the CloudRunner Tribe, who were also under attack from the SharpClaw army. Tricky refuses to travel to the location because the CloudRunners are rivals of his tribe, the EarthWalkers.
|5 Gold Rings
|-
|[[Walled City]]
|This is the home of the EarthWalker Tribe, one of the ruling tribes of Dinosaur Planet. Walled City has been overrun by the RedEye Tribe, whom Fox must kick out from the location.
|7 Gold Rings
|-
|[[Dragon Rock]]
|A barren, rocky wasteland that is home to the [[FireCrawler]]s. This is where the final SpellStone is located, and Fox must also free some imprisoned dinosaurs.
|10 Gold Rings
|}


==Development==
==Development==
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