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#REDIRECT [[List of Star Fox characters#Andross]] |
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Andross is the main [[villain]] from the [[Starfox]] game series. |
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===Appearance=== |
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Andross is a giant floating head and two hands. In [[Starfox Adventures]], Andross has two faces. One face is his own face (an ape). The other is a Krazoa mask. |
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===Story=== |
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Andross was originally a crazy scientist because he wanted too much power and got kicked out. He started building forces around the Lylat system and it became his [[territory]]. At the end of [[Starfox 64]], he was seemingly destroyed by [[Fox McCloud]]. |
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===Andross Lives=== |
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Andross actually lives, but is weak and he is trying to recover. When [[Krystal]] releases the first Krazoa spirit, he traps her with the spirit because she can control the Krazoa powers. After Fox earns all six spirits, Andross steals them and gets reborn as a powerful Krazoa God. He flys into space to destroy the [[Lylat System]]. He comes close to beating Fox Mcloud, but [[Falco]] comes to help Fox and they destroy him together. |
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This version of Andross is the newest and strongest version. The Krazoa mask can fire moving energy rings from the mouth and lauch missiles. The Andross face can launch asteroids from the mouth and missiles from his head. He can also suck in air and swallow the arwing through his mouth. He can slap the enemy with his hands and clap them together. Andross can blast moving energy rings from the diamonds on his palms. He can fly around and do a heatbutt. His weakness is the brain (as usual) and destroying it will kill him. |
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Revision as of 15:00, 12 March 2024
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