Slippy Toad

"Wait right there, Andross! All ships report!"

- Slippy Toad

Slippy Toad is a character from the Star Fox series. Slippy does not excel at piloting, as he is the mechanic of the crew. He first was seen in the Mario series in Super Smash Bros. Melee in the Corneria and the Venom arenas. Slippy and his team will occasionally shoot energy bursts at the players on the arena. He also plays a role in the event match, Slippy's Invention. In this event match, Slippy has "invented" a Cloaking Device which makes Fox and Falco invisible. He later appears in How to Draw Nintendo's Greatest Heroes and Villains.

In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, he returns as a guest character in not only Corneria but also appears the same way in Lylat Cruise. He also appears in the Nintendo Monopoly. In Shadow Moses Island, instead of one of Snake's team members giving a call, if he does a Codec Conversation on Falco, Slippy will come in by hacking the system.

Like Snake's codec calls, Fox, Falco and Wolf may call friends while on their series' stages. Slippy is one of the recurring characters who will take part in the conversation.

Codec Conversation about Falco Lombardi

 * Snake: This is Snake...
 * Slippy: Copy, Snake! This is Slippy!
 * Snake: Whaa--! Who is this? What are you, some kind of frog?!
 * Slippy: Easy there, buddy! Just thought I'd hop on the wireless and give you a holler. Don't get mad!
 * Snake: Hacked right into my channel, huh...
 * Slippy: But I'm not there to mess nothin' up. Don't worry.
 * Snake: (groans) ...
 * Slippy: Just so ya know, Falco uses a Blaster and Reflector that I designed, just like Fox does. But Falco will kick his Reflector and send it flyin' around. Just showin' off, if you ask me.
 * Snake: No reason a weapon can't have more than one use. In fact, I'd say it's versatility shows how well you designed it.
 * Slippy: Hey, maybe so! I feel all fuzzy now! Thanks, Snake!
 * Snake: Maybe next time we meet, you can design me a weapon...

Trivia

 * Slippy Toad is a property in the 2006 version of Nintendo Monopoly, taking the place of Oriental Avenue, and costs $100. In the 2010 version, he was replaced by Rosie the Cat from the Animal Crossing series.