They suddenly hear Wolf's advice that was given to Fox back in Corneria, giving them the strength to resist the impersonations and to defeat the Queen. Although they were not fooled, this badly strickens the Star Fox team, wondering why the Queen would do something so nightmarish to them. In reality, it's just the Aparoid Queen using the voices to trick Fox.
Towards the end, he and some other characters are heard talking, their faces identified in the Comm, thought to be assimilated by the Aparoids. James also "appears" in Star Fox: Assault. Whether or not he wrote the other messages is unknown, but they relate to subjects Fox is familiar with, like Andross and saying goodbye to close friends. In Star Fox Adventures, four of the Cheat Tokens present messages to Fox, and at least one of them are words of encouragement directly from James himself. James makes minor appearances in subsequent games. Until Star Fox 64, Fox McCloud's father was not called "James." Some references, such as the comic adaptation published in Nintendo Power, called him "Fox McCloud, Sr." The bomb was designed by Andross, then a scientist of the planet Corneria, and it was secretly supposed to detonate when James reached critical velocity. In the original SNES game, James McCloud, was sent into the blackhole after an experimental bomb testing "went wrong". Andross says that Fox's father was a reckless fighter, but this dialogue appears only on the highest difficulty level. In the briefing before going into the Black Hole, General Pepper mentions that the Black Hole was where Fox's father disappeared. He was mentioned twice in the original Star Fox, although not by name. Peppy Hare informed James's son about his fate however, it is debatable whether or not James is truly dead.
He was betrayed by Pigma Dengar and captured and thought to be killed by the evil Andross. He is the father of Fox McCloud and the founder of Star Fox. James McCloud is a fictional character from the Star Fox series. James and the original Star Fox Team in Star Fox 64.
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