El último clip de Star Fox muestra Star Wolf en acción

Star Fox is coming to Switch 2 on June 25th, 2026 and Nintendo is spreading the word with a new video. Today’s feature shows off the thorn that is forever in the side of Fox McCloud and the entire Star Fox team; Star Wolf. See what the troublesome group is up to in the clip above. (h/t Stealth40k )

Maniacal scientist Andross seeks control of the Lylat star system, and only Fox McCloud and the Star Fox team stand in his way. Pilot your Arwing and travel the system battling opposing forces and performing thrilling aerial maneuvers, like barrel rolls and somersaults, to shake off enemies. Find alternative routes through the Lylat System during multiple playthroughs, taking on new missions and varied challenges. Plus, team up with friends in the new 4-vs-4 multiplayer Battle Mode.

Star Fox is a cinematic take on the Star Fox 64 game, featuring newly overhauled character designs, freshly revamped looks for each stage, plus detailed cutscenes, fully voiced dialogue and a sweeping orchestral soundtrack. The game also includes Joy-Con 2 mouse controls and a brand-new GameChat2 feature that puts you in the cockpit as your favorite characters from the Star Fox universe.

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I realize this is stupid, but: The one guy tells Slippy to stick to the pond or something like that. So, are these characters actually different species of animals? Then why are they anthropomorphic? Did something happen to make them so? This seems to be a world where all of them just do these "human-like" things, so why would they still be relegated to the "stereotypes" of the non-human species they are at least inspired by? Or is this a reality where that's just the way all the creatures are? Do they exhibit "human-like" behavior and ALSO have unique behaviors and characteristics for their species? Also, this brings up the "Cars" franchise conundrum. Are there other "animals" in this world, in addition to these anthropomorphic ones? And why???

I realize this is stupid, but: The one guy tells Slippy to stick to the pond or something like that. So, are these characters actually different species of animals? Then why are they anthropomorphic? Did something happen to make them so? This seems to be a world where all of them just do these "human-like" things, so why would they still be relegated to the "stereotypes" of the non-human species they are at least inspired by? Or is this a reality where that's just the way all the creatures are? Do they exhibit "human-like" behavior and ALSO have unique behaviors and characteristics for their species? Also, this brings up the "Cars" franchise conundrum. Are there other "animals" in this world, in addition to these anthropomorphic ones? And why???