Michael Chain (Anime) (2025)

This article is about the Anime Universe Michael Chain. For his Main Universe counterpart, see Michael Chain.

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Michael Chain is the pilot of the Wild Boar, and is the leader of the Bloody Chain (Space Racer Clan in the 4Kids English Dub).

History[]

F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime)[]

2201[]

Michael Chain's fellow gang members make various appearances throughout the anime, but Michael officially debuted in Lap 7. He was responsible for the missing F-Zero pilots who had been kidnapped, and had Truecome work for him by using his girlfriend, Dream, as blackmail.

Though he escaped arrest from the Galaxy Police, it would not be the last time he was seen.

2202[]

Michael had appeared once again, attempting to lure Jack Levin out by posing as Jack's former street thug persona, The Shinigami. He was also in contact with Dark Million's Baba, with the possible chance of working with Zoda. Though Jack had confronted Michael prior, the two raced and fought one another before reaching a dead end.

Although Michael and his gang, along with Baba, were arrested, he and Baba appeared amongst Dark Million's ranks just a few episodes later during Lap 43.

F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game)[]

In the F-Zero GP Legend GBA game, Michael is a playable character with his machine, the Wild Boar. He is not a main Story Mode character, but he is part of Jody Summer's story.

F-Zero Climax[]

F-Zero Climax
	Michael Chain (JP): 宇宙暴走族「ブラディーチェーン」のヘッドで、数年前は何万人と言う部下をほこっていた。 その手下たちに自分の走りを見せるためＦ－ＺＥＲＯに参戦したが、その効果はうすく、むしろ脱退するメンバーが後を絶たない。[1]
	Michael Chain (English Translation): Up until few years ago, he headed up a space gang called the "Bloody Chain" with tens of thousands of subordinates. He entered the F-Zero Grand Prix to showcase his skills and represent his crew. However, rather than increasing membership, entering has actually made members start to leave.

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