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'''Vixy Reinard McCloud''' was the mother of [[Fox McCloud]] and the wife of [[James McCloud]]. | '''Vixy Reinard McCloud''' was the mother of [[Fox McCloud]] and the wife of [[James McCloud]]. | ||
Very little is known about her, as her only appearance was in the 1993 Nintendo Power Star Fox comic. She was described as being very beautiful and caring and attracted the attentions of [[Andross]] who became obsessively in love with her. Unfortunately, she was already in love with and married to James and had a son. So he planned to get rid of them by putting a bomb in James's car. Unfortunately that day, Vixy's car was broken down and James let her drive his in order to get to work, unknowing of what Andross had done. The moment she started it, she was killed in the following explosion, leaving both James and Andross stricken with grief. | Very little is known about her, as her only appearance was in the 1993 [[Star Fox (Nintendo Power)|Nintendo Power Star Fox]] comic. She was described as being very beautiful and caring and attracted the attentions of [[Andross]] who became obsessively in love with her. Unfortunately, she was already in love with and married to James and had a son. So he planned to get rid of them by putting a bomb in James's car. Unfortunately that day, Vixy's car was broken down and James let her drive his in order to get to work, unknowing of what Andross had done. The moment she started it, she was killed in the following explosion, leaving both James and Andross stricken with grief. | ||
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** Her last name comes from the "Reynard Cycle", a medieval French book about the adventures of a clever fox named Reynard (fr: Renart) and that was so popular in the Middle Ages that it gave its name to the animal (French for fox is ''renard'', formerly ''goupil''.) | ** Her last name comes from the "Reynard Cycle", a medieval French book about the adventures of a clever fox named Reynard (fr: Renart) and that was so popular in the Middle Ages that it gave its name to the animal (French for fox is ''renard'', formerly ''goupil''.) | ||
*** With this in mind, it may provide a slight explanation for Fox's first name. | *** With this in mind, it may provide a slight explanation for Fox's first name. | ||
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