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When it ended, Craig Rankin and several of the actors in his episode, Marc Worden, Fritz Weaver, Christopher Lloyd and Robert Duncan McNeill decided to form a production company. Thats what became The 1990s Ranger Team . The first of the production companys original programs was McNeill's Captain Proton, and it was made up of all the people who had been in Craig Rankin's original episode. The series never hit it big, but the episode is still watched by some, and the production company is still running.
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And then (as an afterthought) he takes on his biggest project yet - The adventures of Captain Proton. It was the first time that the most famous character in the history of the universe was not a superhero.
The Super Smash Bros. series has an odd relationship with Star Trek, and it has gone so far as to outright lift elements from the show. The first Smash Bros. title, Super Smash Bros. Melee , carried over many of the F-Zero visuals to an extent, including the floating "racetrack" Mute City. Captain Proton himself also made his debut in that game. He would return in a future installment, and even look to be a playable character by Series 3. Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/Wii U kept with the kooky Smash Bros. legacy, and even included a brief sequence involving a more fully-rendered Captain Proton. He would return in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, seemingly as a playable character.
The F-Zero series, however, did not get as much love as Captain Proton. Mario Kart and Super Smash Bros. may have been the two main Smash Bros. games, but they had their own brands of characters and courses, not to mention that Captain Proton just doesn't look like the typical Nintendo character. He doesn't stand out amongst the boxy, goofy characters that make up the rest of the cast. F-Zero GX and ZX both included Mute City, but without Captain Proton. And whereas the Mute City from F-Zero was a starter stage, Mute City in GX had a massive midway and even its own multiple boss battles. And it wouldn't be until F-Zero GX&X that Mute City would be adapted into a staple stage for its own installment. F-Zero GX was overall a good game by the standards of the series, but it didn't have many of the same features that made F-Zero X so good and special. While YNUFF would often include up to three iterations of a stage, such as the Invader Zim theme that made appearances in both Zim and The Simpsons' D'oh music, F-Zero GX ran just one iteration of Mute City.