Mr. Zero

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Mr. Zero Mr. Zero, in his debut in the F-Zero: The Story of Captain Falcon. Character information Age Unknown Gender Male Game Appearance(s) F-Zero F-Zero X F-Zero GX F-Zero: GP Legend F-Zero Climax F-Zero 99

Mr. Zero, as he appears in F-Zero X's countdowns.

Mr. Zero (ミスター ゼロ, Misutā Zero^[?]) is the official announcer of all F-Zero events, as well as the apparent host of F-Zero TV. A cyborg in nature, Mr. Zero debuted in the Super Nintendo's F-Zero comic, acting as the announcer for the races, though he did not appear in the game proper. He made his official game debut in F-Zero X, where he briefly appears giving the countdown before races, as well as informing the player when they have boost power, when they have finished a race, and similar events. He reprises this role in both GX and AX, and he also acts as the host of F-Zero TV, where, if the player has finished first in the Grand Prix, he will interview the player's character, often asking questions related to their motivations, why they race, and similar questions. When interviewing some drivers like Black Shadow or Deathborn, he can be seen quivering in fear.

In the original F-Zero and F-Zero: Maximum Velocity, Mr. Zero's voice is indicated by three electronic beeps. In F-Zero X, Mr. Zero is voiced by Jim Wornell, and by Jack Merluzzi in his appearance in F-Zero GX and AX.

Trivia

Mr. Zero, as he appears in F-Zero GX's F-Zero TV sequences.

• In F-Zero GX, Mr. Zero's suit changes color depending on the Grand Prix's difficulty level. He dons a green suit on Novice, an indigo suit on Standard, a violet suit on Expert, and a white suit on Master.