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Dr. Stewart (ドクター スチュワート?), sometimes referred to as Dr. Robert Stewart, was a licensed medical doctor and charismatic surgeon with legendary surgical skills. However, he was given the opportunity to become an F-Zero pilot due to the death of his father. In the game F-Zero GX, he is 42.
His father, Kevin Stewart, was known to be a scientist and professor. He is also the designer of Dr. Stewart's F-Zero vehicle, the Golden Fox.
After Kevin Stewart passed away sometime before the SNES game, Dr. Stewart subsequently retooled his father's Golden Fox and became a pilot in the F-Zero races as well where he raced against the likes of Captain Falcon, Pico, and Samurai Goroh.
Allegedly due to uncertainties in timeline, several years after his F-Zero career started, there was a huge accident that injured several pilots. In the aftermath he put his skills as a surgeon to use, and thanks to his skills, none of his patients died.
When the new F-Zero X races began, he re-entered the Grand Prix, even though the prize went to Captain Falcon. He re-entered the following year aiming to win the prize. However, he lost to Captain Falcon yet again.
Characteristics[]
Dr. Stewart is a male who has a straight face, has dark brown hair that sweeps upwards towards the back at the sides, and wears a flashy yellow jumpsuit, accented by his blue boots and gloves. He wears a flowing red scarf around his neck that hangs out over his suit. In an interview in F-Zero GX, he claims to wear this scarf as a symbol of friendship, just like Gomar & Shioh. Despite his flashy appearance, Dr. Stewart is recognized as a gentleman, a man of culture and a renowned surgeon who always puts his patients first. He is also quite the ladies' man, as evidenced in the SNES comics. [2]
Development Data[]
Dr. Stewart debuted with the November 21, 1990 release of the video game F-Zero in Japan. An eight-page comic was included in the manual of the 1990 SNES game, containing the original character designs of Dr. Stewart and the three other original pilots, as well as the F-Zero announcer - Mr. Zero[3] Originally, all uses of the name "Stewart" was spelled Stuart. This spelling was changed to "Stewart" starting with F-Zero X.
Official Data[]
F-Zero[]
- North American manual
- DR. STUART
- From Mute City. Full name: Robert Stuart.
- Age: 31
- Though he had followed the lifestyle of the elite as an accomplished and well respected medical doctor, he has participated in the F-ZERO Grand Prix as the pilot of the Golden Fox since the death of his father the scientist, Professor Kevin Stuart.
F-Zero X[]
- North American manual
- AGE: 41
- He’s been living in the fast lane as a doctor. Dr. Stewart became interested in the F-Zero X GP after the death of his father. The Golden Fox belonged to his father.
- Japanese profile (translated)
- He was on an elite course as a doctor, but after the death of his father, Dr. Kevin Stewart, a scientist, he chose a life as an "F-Zero" pilot. His beloved machine, the "Golden Fox," is his late father's legacy.
F-Zero GX[]
(His character model consists of)
- North American profile
Sex: Male Age:
- Japanese profile (translated)
- In the past, he was a charismatic surgeon with a surgical technique that could be described as divine. However, the death of his father, Kevin Stewart, a scientist, prompted him to become an "F-Zero" pilot. He has been a regular competitor for more than 10 years and is still one of the best. He is popular as a pilot with a refined technique and a popular taste. He is also said to have miraculously prevented the death of many injured people in a serious accident four years ago as a skilled emergency physician.
Gallery[]
F-Zero[]
F-Zero X[]
F-Zero GX[]
Trivia[]
- Dr. Stewart appears in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate as a spirit and his fight is represented by Dr. Mario. In the World of Light mode, Dr. Stewart runs a Dojo.
- Dr. Stewart is also allegedly the designer of Blitz Wagner's machine, but this is only stated in a Nintendo Power article, and not found in any manual nor guidebook.
- In the Story mode of F-Zero GX, Dr. Stewart's hair within cutscenes is depicted as blonde instead of brown. A similar case occurs with Jody Summer.
References[]
- ↑ From the F-Zero instruction manual.
- ↑ Amusement Vision. F-Zero GX. Nintendo. Nintendo GameCube. (in English). 2003-08-25. “Mr. Zero: Nice scarf! Dr. Stewart: I wear it for someone, as a symbol of our friendship.”
- ↑ [1991-08-13] in Nintendo EAD: F-Zero instruction manual (in English). Nintendo, pp. 15, 21-28.
See also[]
- Dr. Stewart (GP Legend) - F-Zero GP Legend incarnation.
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F-Zero Pilots | ||
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Introduced in F-Zero | ||
Captain Falcon - Dr. Stewart - Pico - Samurai Goroh | ||
Introduced in F-Zero X | ||
Antonio Guster - Mrs. Arrow - Baba - Beastman - Billy - Bio Rex - Black Shadow - Blood Falcon - Dr. Clash - Draq - Mr. EAD - Gomar & Shioh - Jack Levin - James McCloud - Jody Summer - John Tanaka - Kate Alen - Leon - Michael Chain - Mighty Gazelle - Octoman - Roger Buster - Silver Neelsen - The Skull - Super Arrow - Zoda | ||
Introduced in F-Zero: Maximum Velocity | ||
Megan - Mickey Marcus - Jane B. Christie - Nichi - Lord Cyber - Alexander O'Neil - Blitz Wagner - Kent Akechi - Kumiko - Professor Yazoo Jr. | ||
Introduced in F-Zero GX/AX | ||
Phoenix - Princia Ramode - QQQ - Don Genie - Terry "Digi-Boy" Getter - Dai Goroh - Dai San Gen - Lily Flyer - PJ - Deathborn - Spade | ||
Introduced in F-Zero: GP Legend | ||
Rick Wheeler - Lucy Liberty - Misaki Haruka - Lisa Brilliant | ||
Introduced in F-Zero Climax | ||
Berserker - Clank Hughes - Death Soldier |
Racer #02 Jody Summer |
Racer #03 Dr. Stewart |
Racer #04 Baba |
Characters of F-Zero |