![]() ![]() ![]() Nevertheless, Rick seemed to have a soft spot for Goroh, as he steals but never kills. It turned out that Goroh may had a change of heart, or perhaps it was Vidion who stole the medicine and Goroh stole it back, but was guilty by association. As they got trapped in his stronghold, the female ninja, Sasuke, unveiled that Rick's guide WAS Samurai Goroh the criminal that stole the medicine! As Rick was looking for it, he had him at sword point and destroyed Vidion and his turf, then as his Fire Stingray left, the binds were free, and the medicine was on the Dragon Bird's fuselage. Even though Planet Cryton/ Red Canyon was prohibited as one of the most deadliest venues, Rick took the warp gate, then a mysterious man wearing a red-white bandana, shades, and wielding a longsword guided him to "Samurai Goroh," but it was to the treacherous thieves run by his bitter rival, Vidion. In the anime itself, he debuted in Lap 4, when Rick Wheeler heard of an incident as rare medicine was stolen from a space transport and it was heading for terminally ill kids one of them was Alias, a young fan of Rick's, and he must save him within three days. After beat Guster in the Grand Prix, Antonio is forced to give up the antidote, allowing Goroh to return to his life of crime and villainy. He finally tracks Antonio down at the Grand Prix after figuring out he was the one behind it. He ends up at the Sand Ocean and ends up running into Black Shadow, but is able to escape Black Shadow's attempt to destroy the Fire Stingray. Goroh challenges Falcon to a race and after winning his 10th race against him (after 165 losses), he concludes that Falcon couldn't have been the one who did it. He ends up running into Captain Falcon who was in the middle of hunting down a bounty. He can't do anything about it because his own life is on the line and he continues on. She claims to not know who he is and Goroh concludes she has amnesia. He meets up with Lisa shortly after and accuses her of poisoning him, but she won't hear what he has to say unless he beats her in a race. He gets in a race in Red Canyon and has trouble performing due to a poisoned needle being hidden in his cockpit. In the anime-inspired games F-Zero GP Legend and Climax, Samurai Goroh is a space thief whose motto is "Steal, but never kill." He is married to Lisa Brilliant, though the anime does not have a counterpart for Daigoroh, his son. ![]() His goal continues to be to thwart Captain Falcon, whether on or off the track. Goroh presumably returned to his space bandit ways when the F-Zero races were suspended following a huge accident three years before F-Zero X, but returned to the race track when the F-Zero races began again as the F-Zero X Grand Prix. Stewart, and Captain Falcon in the F-Zero Grand Prix, though it is implied that Captain Falcon won from what can be inferred from a piece of artwork from an F-Zero board game. Despite this, Goroh has little luck controlling him. Goroh also has a son, Daigoroh, who is an expert swordsman and admires his father. During Goroh's many ventures, he left behind Antonio Guster, his former right-hand man, to be captured by the Galactic Space Federation. Despite his skills in racing and fighting, Captain Falcon always manages to show him up when it comes to bounties, which fuels their rivalry.īesides Captain Falcon, Goroh has made his own share of foes in the past. Despite his large frame, he is extremely athletic and can perform multiple backflips. Īlthough his homeworld is unknown, it's been said that he is a Japanese American and his main base of operations is Red Canyon. While it was recorded to be the fastest machine out of the four original pilots, it is rumored that the Fire Stingray is actually stolen property. Goroh races in an F-Zero machine called the Fire Stingray. Samurai Goroh's reason for joining F-Zero is because of his rivalry with Captain Falcon. Samurai Goroh wields a katana very well and is the father of Dai Goroh in the main series and the husband of Lisa Brilliant in the anime series, which has no connection to the games prior to its creation. Outside the F-Zero series, Samurai Goroh has also appeared in Super Smash Bros. The character's first appearance took place in the instruction manual of 1990 video game F-Zero, not until a later release has the character actually appeared in-game and his model conveyed by a computer-generated image. He is co-created by Takaya Imamura and Shigeru Miyamoto. Samurai Goroh ( サムライ ゴロー, Samurai Gorō ?) is an F-Zero pilot first introduced in F-Zero. Samurai Goroh in Red Canyon, before racing Falcon in GX. ![]()
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