Aquas It is said in the Star Fox 64 Player's Guide that Aquas was once a normal planet until Bacoon had all the ice melted, thus flooding the entire planet. In Star Fox 64, Fox McCloud uses the Blue Marine to find and destroy Bacoon, a clam-like creature whom Andross had turned into a bio-weapon. During the level Fox comes across the flooded underwater remains of buildings that the planet's original inhabitants had built, not far removed from Atlantis. In Star Fox Command, four missions are played on this planet. Slippy's fianceé, Amanda, appears here. Apparently all the ships have been upgraded to allow underwater navigation, as the battles which occur here are fought in Arwing, or the pilot's respective aircraft.
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Area 6 Area 6, featured in Star Fox 64, was part of a ring of Venom air defense zones encircling the planet. It is where most of Andross's armada was located in Star Fox 64. Its name comes from the fact that it is the sixth area the player visits in the game, and it is similar to the Space Armada level in Star Fox, which, because its location within the Lylat System was never described, is not in this list. Additionally it was part of Andross's Defense station to keep Cornerian Armies out of the area to reach Venom. Andronian fleets and satellites occupy this area.
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Meteo:Asteroid Belt The Asteroid Belt exists near planet Corneria. It was featured originally in Star Fox, where it appeared to form a natural barrier to Andross' invasion fleet; Andross deployed the 'Rock Crusher' and 'Blade Barrier' to clear a path through it. Andross's fleet is faced directly afterward on the easy mission path.
In Star Fox 64, Asteroid Belt was renamed Meteo: Asteroid Field. That name has not been used since, and has reverted to the original title "Asteroid Belt" from Star Fox. Meteo is very similar to the Asteroid Belt from the original Star Fox, including the 'Meteo Crusher' as the end boss, which bears a striking resemblance to the 'Rock Crusher'. In Star Fox Assault, Pigma hides from the Star Fox team in an Asteroid Belt in the Lylat system; whether this is the same place as the field near Corneria or a possible second asteroid field elsewhere in the system is never made clear. However, the Sector Y nebula can be seen briefly in the ending sequence to this level, which implies that it is the same area since Sector Y was near the Asteroid Belt in Star Fox 64. In Star Fox Command, the Asteroid Belt is located again near Corneria. Several missions take place here, most notably the final mission in the first storyline of the game. Asteroid clusters located on this map will form a unique "terrain" challenge as moving past them on the command map greatly decreases your movement ability and slightly randomizes your flight path.
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Cerinia Cerinia is the home planet of Krystal; all the planet's inhabitants, including Krystal's parents, were killed. It is implied that the planet itself was destroyed as well; however, very little is known about Cerinia, other than that it was not part of the Lylat System. None of the Star Fox games to date have gone into further detail; Cerinia was only mentioned briefly in the manual of Star Fox Adventures.
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Corneria Corneria is the fourth planet of the Lylat System, where the most people live and the head of government for the system. It has been featured in most of the games, and the Star Fox team hails from this world.
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Eladard The planet Eladard was to be featured in the cancelled Star Fox 2 game for the SNES. It was to have been an Industrial Center covered with numerous factories and cities, and was a man-made planet. It is shown as a bright purple-colored planet with rings.
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Fortuna Fortuna is called the "dinosaur planet" in the manual of the original Star Fox, although it is unrelated to the Dinosaur Planet in the later games. It is a green planet full of many different, and giant, lifeforms. Andross' plans with Fortuna were to gain control of the creatures and use them as living weapons. In fact, he succeeded with the King Ghidorah-like Monarch Dodorah. In Star Fox 2, the action took place in an ocean. The boss, like all of the Star Fox 2 bosses, was a giant reactor. In Star Fox 64, due to a translation mix-up, Fichina was renamed Fortuna for the American version of the game. Fichina is the planet's name in the Japanese version, while Fortuna isn't in the game. Fichina's name was translated correctly for Star Fox: Assault, and Fortuna is a separate planet. The Fortuna in Star Fox: Assault resembles its counterpart in the SNES Star Fox game. Instead of being a barren snow-covered environment, it was a rainforest-style planet. Andrew Oikonny was defeated for a time on Fortuna. The Aparoid moth was the endboss of Fortuna.
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Sauria This is the Dinosaur planet in Starfox Adventures and Assault
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The Great Fox
The Great Fox The StarFox team's Ship givin to them from the Cornerian Army
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