Andrew Oikonny

Andrew Oikonny is the nephew of Andross and was a member of Star Wolf before he was kicked out.

Appearance
Andrew Oikonny is a very tall snow monkey, standing taller than even Wolf O'Donnell.

He appears to have robotic limbs as seen in his character artwork for Star Fox: Assault, suggesting he once fell victim to an accident.

Personality
Andrew's devotion to his uncle is evident in every one of his appearances as far as his statements about any enemy of Andross is an automatic enemy of his, and warnings about bowing down before the emperor, and even declaring in victory a score for his uncle at least once.

For all his whining and boasting over his Uncle's authority, Oikonny seems to be an intelligent individual judging by the fact he can read books and is able to make military tactics and lead his rebellion using the typical methods of Andross's army.

For all his limited experience at piloting, Oikonny seems to have developed his Uncle's strong tactical knowledge by using his Stealth Squadron at an unsuspecting moment, as well as revealing his flagship's secret transformation when he was cornered in the canyons on Fortuna, something the seasoned campaigner Peppy Hare knew to be conscious of.

In addition, Oikonny's comments when directing his flagship to Fortuna when Star Fox was closing in on his ship implied that he was attempting to bait Star Fox into flying into a trap and then deal with them personally.

Nevertheless, according to the official Star Fox 64 strategy guide, Oikonny is not much of a fighter or flyer, evident by how easily he is defeated in all his battles.

But his overconfidence proved to be his downfall when he was caught monolouging when his flagship was shot down.

The Lylat Wars Comic also portrays both Andrew and Pigma being extremely terrified of Andross when in his audience, facing his wrath of disapproval for their failure.

Skills & Abilities
While he is a good tactiain he is not a good fighter or piolet.

Family

 * Andross (Uncle)
 * Dash Bowman (Cousin)

Voice Actor
John Hugill.