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Phoenix is a space detective from the 29th-century, who makes his first appearance in the arcade game F-Zero AX, and later appears in the console game F-Zero GX.

Bio

Known mainly as Phoenix, he is a space detective that hails from the 29th century. As part of the Space Time Police / Time Patrol, one of his duties is protecting the timeline from criminals who are known to escape into the past or future to do damage. Besides his duties, he restored the discarded QQQ to be his partner, and even designed QQQ's machine, the Rolling Turtle.

He traveled to the era of the F-Zero races to enter the Grand Prix in order to stop a criminal that was going to cause an event that could have drastic consequences on the future. In order to prepare, he received training from a 20th-century racer and reduced his time machine's functionality to be comparable to other machines of the time period.

Despite his mission, he has made it no secret that he is from the future and that he has a mission, though as part of his duties he can't reveal information on the future.

After his work is finished, he intends to travel to the 32nd century to track down a different criminal.

Trivia

Phoenix shares some similarities with Captain Falcon:
- Both wear similar attire and capture criminals.
- Phoenix's pose also resembles Captain Falcon's.
- Due to being from the Future, it is unknown if Phoenix is related to Captain Falcon in any way.
- One of his F-Zero TV interview answers mentions a famous racer from the 20th Century teaching him all of his secrets. However, F-Zero GX takes place in around the 26th Century, and Captain Falcon couldn't possibly live that long naturally. It is possible that this is one of Captain Falcon's ancestors Phoenix is mentioning or referring to.

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F-Zero Pilots
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

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-'''Phoenix''' is a space cop from the 29th-century, who makes his first appearance in the arcade game '''[[F-Zero AX]]''', and later appears in the console game '''[[F-Zero GX]]'''.
+'''Phoenix''' is a space detective from the 29th-century, who makes his first appearance in the arcade game '''[[F-Zero AX]]''', and later appears in the console game '''[[F-Zero GX]]'''.
 ==Bio==
-Known mainly as '''Phoenix''', he is a space cop that hails from the 29th century. As part of the Galactic Space Police, one of his duties is protecting the timeline from criminals who are known to escape into the past or future to do damage. Besides his duties, he is also a brilliant mechanic and designed his own time machine, the [[Rainbow Phoenix]]. He also restored the discarded [[QQQ]] to be his partner.
+Known mainly as '''Phoenix''', he is a space detective that hails from the 29th century. As part of the Space Time Police / Time Patrol, one of his duties is protecting the timeline from criminals who are known to escape into the past or future to do damage. Besides his duties, he restored the discarded [[QQQ]] to be his partner, and even designed QQQ's machine, the [[Rolling Turtle]].
 [[File:Rainbow Phoenix.jpg|thumb|left|220x220px|'''Phoenix''']]
 [[File:Rainbow Phoenix.gif|thumb|right|200px|'''Rainbow Phoenix''']]
-He traveled to the era of the F-Zero races to enter the Grand Prix in order to stop a criminal that was going to cause an event that could have drastic consequences on the future. In order to prepare, he received training from a 20th-century racer and reduced his time machine's functionality to be comparable to other machines of the time period. Despite his mission, he has made it no secret that he is from the future and that he has a mission, though as part of his duties he can't reveal information on the future. After his work is finished, he intends to travel to the 32nd century to track down a different criminal.
+He traveled to the era of the F-Zero races to enter the Grand Prix in order to stop a criminal that was going to cause an event that could have drastic consequences on the future. In order to prepare, he received training from a 20th-century racer and reduced his time machine's functionality to be comparable to other machines of the time period.
+Despite his mission, he has made it no secret that he is from the future and that he has a mission, though as part of his duties he can't reveal information on the future.
+After his work is finished, he intends to travel to the 32nd century to track down a different criminal.
 ==Trivia==
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 **Due to being from the Future, it is unknown if Phoenix is related to Captain Falcon in any way.
 **One of his F-Zero TV interview answers mentions a famous racer from the 20th Century teaching him all of ''<u>his</u>'' secrets. However, ''F-Zero GX'' takes place in around the 26th Century, and Captain Falcon couldn't possibly live that long naturally. It is possible that this is one of Captain Falcon's ancestors Phoenix is mentioning or referring to.
-*Phoenix means rising bird or dark red; it's a unisex name.
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