- "Hey, c'mon, c'mon!"
- —Terry Capcom vs. SNK: Millennium Fight 2000
Terry Bogard (テリー・ボガード Terī Bogādo?) is a guest character from SNK's Fatal Fury, where he is the protagonist, and The King of Fighters. He is also playable in the SNK vs. Capcom series. At Summer Game Fest 2024, it was announced that he would make his debut in the Street Fighter series in the second year/season of DLC for Street Fighter 6 as he was announced alongside Elena, M. Bison and fellow Fatal Fury and KOF castmate and occasional teammate Mai Shiranui.[4]
Terry is nicknamed The Legendary Wolf (伝説の 狼 Densetsu no Ookami)[5][6] and South Town Hero (サウスタウンヒーロー Sausu Taun Hīrō)[7].
Biography
Appearance
Aki Senno's official art of Terry's first alternate costume in Street Fighter 6 from Fatal Fury: Wolves sub-series entries (Garou: Mark of the Wolves and Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves), alongside Joe Higashi and Andy Bogard.
Terry is a tall and muscular man with long blond hair and blue eyes. His most recognizable outfit consists of a red sleeveless jacket with a white star on the back of it, a white undershirt that is torn at the shoulder, blue jeans and red sneakers modeled after Converse's Chuck Taylor All-Stars. His hat is a baseball cap that is red and white with the words Fatal Fury etched in red on the front, and he wears his hair in a ponytail. He also has black fingerless gloves, and a black belt with a silver buckle. His iconic outfit is his Fatal Fury 2 outfit, which he wears in most appearances.
His first alternate costume in Street Fighter 6 is his default costume from the Wolves sub-series, depicted in Garou: Mark of the Wolves and Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves. In it, he does not wear his cap, his hair is down and cut shorter to the length of his shoulders, and his jacket is now a brown leather bomber jacket with a star on a blue circle marked on the back and the words "Running Wild" under it. The jacket also has another star logo enclosed in a blue ring with the word "Airborne", patched on the left sleeve or both, and a white labeled patch on the left side at front with the "Airborne" text on it.
Concept
His origin dates back to the original Street Fighter. In an interview, designer Hiroshi "Finish" Matsumoto mentioned the Caucasian man who wore a leather jacket during the game's opening sequence and punched the hole in the wall. Despite appearing in the intro cutscene, he was not found in the actual game. At the time they had already decided that the playable protagonist would be a dougi-clad karate fighter, but developers wanted to include him in the next game if given the opportunity. The mysterious man ended up being the model for Terry, as both Matsumoto and director Takashi "Piston" Nishiyama joined SNK from Capcom after the release of Street Fighter I before returning to work for Dimps and work on Street Fighter IV.[8]
Personality
Terry Bogard is an incredibly charismatic, cheerful, spirited, and friendly young man with everyone around him, given/despite his rough past growing up. He is known widely across South Town for both his fighting prowess, his easygoing personality, and is also well-informed of what goes on in the streets.
Terry in his official render for Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves (also used in Garou: Mark of the Wolves, with the outfit being his second costume in Street Fighter 6.
His relationship with Andy is that of respect, recognizing his younger brother as his fiercest rival despite Terry himself being the better fighter of the two. Be it in fighting, travels, or simply hanging out, Andy is the most affable and solid companion that he has, along with Joe. He feels a sense of kinship with Blue Mary for her loss, and the two developed a long time relationship with some hints of romance.
In spite of seeming rather playful and/or insensitive to others in his dialogue especially when in combat, Terry truly bears no ill will towards anyone other than the truly malicious and outright irredeemable; this mainly applies to foes such as the likes of the psychopathic Ryuji Yamazaki and even Geese Howard, the killer of his adoptive father. In spite of Geese's cruelty and the death of Jeff Bogard, Terry still reaches out to save him from falling to his death, an act that Geese rejects.
While he worries for Rock's path following Kain's guidance, Terry trusts him to make his own decisions, and ultimately respects Rock's choice, he also treats Rock as his son as he teasingly calls him "Rookie".
Even then, a common recurring gag is due to Terry's habit of only doing part-time work to get by, he tends to rack up a notable tab at the places he often eats out at.
Character Relationships
Mai
- "I seriously don't know anything about what Andy's up to."
- —Terry
- "I hope he hasn't gotten himself involved in some scheme, you know?"
- —Mai
- (Corresponding Japanese version character-specific win quotes as teammates from Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001)
Terry's friend through her semi-romantic relationship with his brother Andy Bogard. The two are amicable, and often encounter each other in various tournaments, either as allies or opponents. The most conflict the two appear to show is whenever Andy is involved, with Mai often pestering Terry about his brother's whereabouts or to stop teaming up.
Andy
His younger brother and a co-founder of the Fatal Fury Team. Andy sees him as his ultimate rival and eagerly awaits the chance to defeat him in a clean match, though he has never managed to do so. This fuels some of his insecurities. Despite taking different approaches to life and fighting after the death of their adoptive father, Jeff, the bond between the two brothers remains strong and unbreakable.
Joe Higashi
His and Andy's best friend and fellow founding teammate of Fatal Fury Team.
Blue Mary
Initially starting as friends, Mary and Terry's relationship eventually grew into a romantic one. Unlike Andy and Mai, whose relationship is marked by frequent arguments, Mary and Terry maintain a balanced, professional, and healthy dynamic. Both Mary and Rock Howard (Geese's son, adopted by Terry) often worry about Terry's health due to his love for junk food.
Their relationship becomes more evident from The King of Fighters '97 onwards. During the NESTS Chronicles saga, Terry allows Mary to join his team as a 4th member in KOF 2000 and 2001 after learning she was marked for elimination by NESTS following KOF '99.
Ken
- "Let's break our way through to the finals, just like this!"
- —Terry
- "Sounds good to me! Our team is the best this tournament has to offer!"
- —Ken
- (Corresponding Japanese version character-specific win quotes as teammates from Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001)
Terry's primary fighting game crossover rival and counterpart. In the English version of Street Fighter 6, Terry claims he has not seen Ken for over 20 years. For comparison, the last SNK vs. Capcom series game, SNK vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos, is 21 years before Terry's arrival in Street Fighter 6. However, the Japanese version of the game does not mention any specific time frame, and given that a twenty year timespan would not line up properly with the chronology of the Street Fighter series, this is likely not meant to be taken literally in regards to the timeframe of the series, but rather as a reference to the real-world time since the release of the last SNK vs. Capcom title.
In SF6, Terry becomes worried of Ken's current situation after he was framed by JP for the criminal incident he never committed at Nayshall. Despite this, Terry still believes that hopefully, Ken will get his life back on track.
Story
Backstory
Terry and his brother Andy were adopted by Jeff Bogard and raised in the lawless streets of South Town.
In 1981, Terry at the young age of 10 had witnessed his father's death at the hands of Jeff's former arch-rival Geese Howard, who had been passed over as the successor of the Hakkyokuseiken martial art and spent the following years amassing power in South Town as the CEO of Howard Connection which also sponsored the first King of Fighters tournament back in 1979.
The two brothers trained for a decade, with Andy moving to Japan to learn Shiranui-ryuu Ninjitsu while Terry remained in his hometown, combining Hakkyokuseiken with his own combination of street brawling.
Fatal Fury Series
Fatal Fury: King of Fighters
In 1991, Terry and Andy reunited to enter Geese's second tournament titled King of Fighters: South Town alongside their friend Joe Higashi, fighting through opponents before eventually throwing Geese off of the side of his own building to his presumed death.
Fatal Fury 2
In 1992, Wolfgang Krauser von Stroheim challenged Terry in order to witness the man capable of defeating Geese. Terry entered the third tournament titled the King of Fighters: World Wide and faced off against the sponsor of the tournament who is none other than himself, the Hungry Wolf leaves victorious.
Fatal Fury 3: Road to the Final Victory
In 1995, another King of Fighters tournament has not been announced so far. Unbeknownst to all, Geese, however, survived his fall, and plotted to steal the legendary Jin scrolls, said to grant immortality. Terry defeated Geese, the assassin Ryuji Yamazaki and the Jin brothers possessed by the malevolent spirits of their ancestors, but could not stop Geese from obtaining the scrolls. He later encountered a boy named Rock and took him under his wing.
Real Bout Fatal Fury
In 1996, Geese hosted a fourth competition called the King of Fighters: Real Bout tournament, and much like before, Terry fought his way to the top of Geese Tower in a final confrontation. After knocking Geese off the side once again, Terry reached out to his adversary to save him, but was instead rejected as Geese plummeted to the ground, laughing all the while. Terry, learning that Rock was Geese's son and seeing the end result of his path of revenge, decided to raise him properly as a way to end their feud peacefully.
Garou: Mark of the Wolves
In 2006, where it takes place a decade after Geese's death, Terry and Rock received an invitation for a new competition called the King of Fighters: Maximum Mayhem tournament, with a message telling Rock to join in order to learn about his deceased mother Marie. Though the two fought their way through Second Southtown and defeated host Kain R. Heinlein, Rock discovers that Kain is in fact his uncle, and that his mother is supposedly still alive. Terry, trusting Rock to follow his own path, let him go discover the truth about his past, and the two went their separate ways.
Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves
In 2008, Terry enters a new tournament organized by the Stroheim family, suspecting it may be tied to Rock Howard’s sudden disappearance. He soon learns the tournament's true prize: the Jin Scrolls—ancient artifacts crucial to freeing Marie Heinlein, Rock's long-lost mother and Kain R. Heinlein’s sister, previously believed to be dead.
Fighting his way to the top of Geese Tower once more, Terry faces and defeats Rock, but ultimately chooses to give the scrolls to Rock and Kain, recognizing their deeper need. However, during the handover, Mr. Big—the guardian of Marie and Geese’s old rival—is ambushed by Jack Turner. The failed assault leaves Marie gravely injured, pushing Rock into a berserk transformation.
Terry confronts and defeats Rock once more, knocking him off the tower's edge. In a moment echoing Geese’s fate, Rock tries to reject Terry’s help out of shame, but Terry refuses to let history repeat itself and leaps after him, with Billy rushes to help him rescue Rock from falling.
In the aftermath, Terry makes peace with Billy, Rock, and even Kain, having learnt of Geese's good reason to abandon Rock and Marie, as well as the awful truth behind the Krauser family's connection to Jin dynasty. With Rock now finding his own brighter path as Geese wanted, Terry walks away once more—still the lone wolf, but no longer burdened by uncertainty. A grateful Rock thank Terry for raising him. Terry also helps Hokutomaru to adapt his grown up life at South Town at Andy and Mai's behest, and helps the Rian cousins Kevin and Mary to capture Freeman.
In Episode South Town, Terry is called by Billy of Geese's ghost (called Nightmare Geese) roaming around the town. Terry then put Geese's ghost out of misery and telling him that Rock is now in good hands, allowing Geese's soul to finally rest.
The King of Fighters Series
Terry is a mainstay of the King of Fighters series as one of the co-founders Team Fatal Fury, often teaming with Andy and Joe Higashi. They competed for Italy in the original King of Fighters title, The King of Fighters '94. Terry has led the team in every King of Fighters title, and Andy and Joe have each been teammates of his in every title except one.
Terry has the distinction of being one of only six characters to appear in every King of Fighters title. The other five are Clark Still and Ralf Jones (both from Ikari Warriors), Ryo Sakazaki (Art of Fighting), Athena Asamiya (Psycho Soldier) and KOF original Kyo Kusanagi. All six are notable for being protagonists of their home series.
Terry's other teammates over the years on this team besides Mai include:
- Mary "Blue Mary" Ryan (Fatal Fury 3) (KOF 2000 and 2001)
- Tizoc (The Griffon Mask) (Garou: Mark of the Wolves) (KOF 2003)
- Kim Kaphwan (Fatal Fury 2) (KOF XI)
- Duck King (Fatal Fury: King of Fighters) (KOF XI)
Because Geese is alive in the setting of The King of Fighters series, he is vigilant against whatever the crime lord plans. On the other hand, Geese is far less antagonistic to the Bogards and is more interested in other matters, even though he keeps tabs with them from time to time.
Street Fighter 6
In 2008, there is a passionate fighter that hones his craft as he travels all over the world. Also known as the "Hungry Wolf". He came to Metro City after hearing about the opening of the sixth Pao Pao Cafe.
Arcade Mode
Terry: The Journey
While he is waiting for a train crossing on his motorbike, Terry introduces himself as the man who likes to travel. Terry then explains that he wanted to "traveling to new places, experiencing new things, meeting new faces and having good fights", with the added "bonus" of finding a good place to eat. This is because Terry believes that "life isn't something to throw away".
Terry later arrived to Metro City after he learns that a new branch of Pao Pao Cafe is about to be open. As he walked along the alley of Metro City Downtown, he encountered his old friend and rival Ken who he hasn't seen for some time. Ken notices Terry and greets him back, albeit with a rather tired voice. This, along with Ken's outfit, led Terry to assume that Ken has somehow went bankrupt, to which Ken simply responded with a sigh. Terry then assures to Ken that he's happy to see him again, and asking for a fight to "celebrate" their reunion.
After the fight, Terry notices that Ken doesn't seem to be in his typical fiery mood, as he describe how Ken's usual "red hot" attacks are now "a little bit soggy". Ken then apologizes to Terry for "disappointing" him, admitting that he has "a lot on (his) mind" that he can't focus on the fight. Terry comforts Ken and reassuring Ken that his "flame" (i.e. fighting spirit) hasn't died out yet, and that he believes that Ken will "rise from the ashes" of whatever that has troubled him. While admitting that he doesn't want to interfere with whatever Ken is going through, Terry encourages Ken to fight on, as he's always ready to give him "the fight of a lifetime". Energized from his rival's words, Ken stands up and compliments Terry for being a "good guy" and keeps on living his life the best that he could. Terry is glad that Ken seems to be able to bring back his old self, as Ken handed his baseball cap back. The two hot-blooded fighters then promise each other to bring "extra hot stuff" the next time they meet and then they bid farewell.
In the ending scene, Terry is enjoying his meal at the Metro City Pao Pao Cafe. Terry describes how his simple life goal of "fight, eat, drink, sleep" is a "good life", and that he is looking forward to his new journey.
World Tour
South Town Hero. The Legendary Hungry Wolf. Fatal Fury. (サウスタウンのヒーロー。伝説の飢えた狼。餓狼伝説。 Sausu taun no hīrō. Densetsu no ueta ōkami. Garō densetsu.?)
- "You'll get to know true strength soon enough. Your adventure is just getting started, rookie! (本当の強さはすぐにわかるでしょう。あなたの冒険はまだ始まったばかりです、新人さん！ Hontō no tsuyo-sa wa sugu ni wakarude shou. Anata no bōken wa mada hajimatta bakaridesu, shinjin-san!)"
- —Terry's advice after completing training & achieving Mastery
Terry arrives at an annual fighting festival ahead of a celebration for a grand opening of the sixth Pao Pao Cafe branch at Metro City. His arrival pays a homage to an opening of his first appearance, Fatal Fury: King of Fighters. He guest appears in the fighting festival on briefly fight the player character without any harms on each other. Terry then heads out to a recently opened new Pao Pao Cafe 6, where the final annual fighting festival matches will start, and Terry is appointed as the cafe's honored guest fighter. There, he fights Alwaiss Louz, a fighter resembling Lao – who originally appears in Fatal Fury: First Contact and canonically as a frequent NPC character. As he is tired from fighting, just as the player fighter is tired of fighting people who are dressed like Blue Mary, Joe and Andy, and a triple threat against both Rudra and Thrasher Damnd, Terry immediately takes the player fighter as his student.
While speaking with the player fighter, Terry mentions his father Jeff, Geese, Tung Fu Rue, Andy, Blue Mary, Joe, Duck King, Ukee and Rock, who all appear in artwork as he's describing them to the player. Terry also brings up the giant fish he caught in Real Bout Fatal Fury 2: The Newcomers. He is then reunited with Blue Mary and Joe, with the latter two took the people who dressed like them as their respective apprentice. Terry briefly visits Ryu at Genbu Temple for a brief sparring, thanks to being brought in by the player character.
Although Mai already arrived at Metro City to meet up with Terry and others, especially Andy at Pao Pao Cafe 6, she was unable to meet up with Andy in person, as she and the player Avatar already saw him leaving after a spar with Terry and about to go to E. Honda's chanko joint where Mai previously went. Terry also apologize Mai about Andy for leaving her without saying goodbye.
Crossover Appearances in non-SNK Games
SNK vs. Capcom series
Terry is a playable character in every title in the series.
Fighting EX Layer
Terry appears as a DLC guest character.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Terry was announced as the fourth DLC Fighter in Fighter's Pass 1. Unique to him, his side special move has a variant (Crack Shoot as a alternative to Burning Knuckle) that can be activated by inputting the move from the opposite direction to where Terry is facing. Just like in his series, he has two special moves that gets activated when he takes a certain amount of damage, being Buster Wolf and Power Geyser. His Final Smash combines the aforementioned moves.
Gameplay
Fighting Style
Terry uses a combination of various fighting styles along with his father's own Hakkyokuseiken ki-manipulation techniques to form his own personal brand of street fighting. According to Terry, Tung Fu Rue barred his students from practicing the art outside of the dojo, prompting Jeff to modify it for Terry to learn.
Moveset
As both the main protagonist of the Fatal Fury series and a "successor" to Ryu's original Street Fighter incarnation, Terry has a wide range of attacks for any situation, serving as his home series's own version of a shoto. Power Wave is a ground-based projectile that travels along the ground, Rising Tackle is a rising attack that serves as an anti-air, reversal, and combo ender, Burn Knuckle is a lunging punch that lets Terry close in on his opponent, Power Charge is a shoulder tackle that can extend combos, and Crack Shoot is a flipping kick that travels over projectiles.
Terry's Street Fighter 6 incarnation draws inspiration from some of Terry's lesser known appearances, granting him even more unorthodox techniques to surprise his opponents. Round Wave is a stationary Power Wave that is advantageous on block and Quick Burn is a pair of burning punches with the second hitting overhead. Terry also has even more of his former special moves in the form of Target Combos, such as Passing Sway seeing him travel into the stage's background for a surprise attack much like his home series, Fire Kick going from a low kick to a launcher, and Power Drive, Power Shoot, and Power Dunk being options from his Medium Punch.
Terry's Level 1 Super Art is Buster Wolf, a lunging straight followed by a blast of energy. His Level 2 Super Art is Power Geyser, a stronger Power Wave that creates a massive eruption from the ground in front of him. He can further spend three Drive Gauges and an additional Super Gauge to perform Twin Geyser and Triple Geyser respectively. Finally, Terry's Level 3 Super Art is Rising Fang, a Rising Tackle followed by either a second burning Rising Tackle and ending with an inverted Buster Wolf for the standard version or a Power Geyser-propelled flying Buster Wolf for the Critical Art version.
Gallery
Quotes
Sprites
Trivia
- Street Fighter is his third (fourth if counting the cancelled game Xuan Dou Zhi Wang) fighting game/series guest character appearance, following Fighting EX Layer and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
- Terry and Mai are both the first 3rd-party characters to appear in a mainline Street Fighter game.
- Many of Terry's animations pay homage to ones seen in his home series:
- Terry's Perfect KO round animation has him toss either his hat or his jacket, his default victory animation throughout the Fatal Fury franchise, although it is primarily based on his victory pose in Fatal Fury: King of Fighters. The jacket variant has it fall onto his opponent, similar to his student Rock Howard's win pose.
- Terry's Low Health round animation has him pat his hat against his leg, similar to his round win animation in the Real Bout Fatal Fury series.
- Terry's stance in World Tour and the Character Select screen is taken from the character select screen in Fatal Fury: King of Fighters.
- Terry's Continue animation in Arcade Mode where he is staggered on the ground comes from the introduction to Real Bout Fatal Fury Special, while his standing animation comes from his Character Select pose in Real Bout Garou Densetsu Special Dominated Mind.
- Terry's stance when in Burnout is taken from his original Fatal Fury stance. If Terry performs an OD Power Wave that would cause him to enter Burnout, his voice is modulated to be similar to his original voice clip.
- The visuals of Terry's overdrive Power Wave are based on his Power Wave in the original Fatal Fury: King of Fighters. This would also be the case in Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves.
- Terry's intro pose with his Mark of the Wolves outfit is based on one of his intros in Real Bout Fatal Fury Special.
- Terry's Drive Impact is his Blow Back Attack from the King of Fighters games, which is taken from his Back Spin Kick in Fatal Fury 2.
- In Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001, Terry has a special introduction against Ken, where Ken tosses Terry his hat and catches it, which is referenced in Terry's SF6 Arcade Mode ending after defeating him.
- Street Fighter 6 marks the second time where both Terry and Mai are included in a same DLC pack within a same game they are in, as they both previously appeared in Fall Guys.
- Terry appears as a gender-swapped female in SNK's SNK Heroines Tag Team Frenzy alongside other popular SNK female fighting game characters including Mai, Yuri Sakazaki (Art of Fighting), Athena Asamiya (Psycho Soldier) and Nakoruru (Samurai Shodown). He is also the first known gender-swapped fighter in this game, followed by Skullomania (added in exchange for original male Terry's inclusion in Fighting EX Layer), and lastly and properly, Iori Yagami's disguised identity Miss X (original crossdressing form from SNK Gals Fighters serves as an alternate appearance).
- Though Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves marks the first time Terry receives an English voice actor in the Fatal Fury series, Michael Schneider technically debuts in the role first in Street Fighter 6. This also applies with Rebecca Rose as Mai.
- Rival Schools character Roy Bromwell bears a striking resemblance to Terry Bogard, both in his physical appearance and his moveset, most prominently with Dynamite Straight and Touchdown Wave resembling Burn Knuckle and Power Wave.
- In Terry's teaser trailer/World Tour introduction at the Pao Pao Cafe, other NPCs can be seen dressed as Fatal Fury characters who also appear in The King of Fighters such as Andy, Joe, Blue Mary and Billy Kane. Though Mary and Joe make cameo appearances.
- In Terry's gameplay trailer, the opening cutscene features references to the attract demos for the arcade versions of Street Fighter II: The World Warrior and Fatal Fury: King of Fighters. Adding to the reference to Street Fighter II, Scott and Max are also featured in the cutscene fighting in the background.
- Terry is the first character in Street Fighter 6 whose animations are determinant on the outfit he is wearing, including;
- His intro pose, where he catches his hat with his original outfit, and he catches his jacket with his Mark of the Wolves outfit.
- His outro pose, which has him either throw his hat or jacket.
- Power Dunk, which has Terry turn his hat backward briefly while performing the attack.
- His perfect win pose, which has him toss either his hat or jacket.
- His low health win pose, where he either takes his hat off and pats it against his leg or runs his hand through his hair.
- His down taunt, which has him either adjust his hat or run his hand through his hair.
- Terry's theme in Street Fighter 6 is an arrangement of Kurikinton, his theme dating back to Fatal Fury 2. This makes him the second character in the game to have a theme that is a remix of an existing theme for them, following Luke.
- Terry is the first DLC character whose gameplay trailer does not feature their own theme, instead using the stage theme for Pao Pao Cafe 6.
- Terry's Arcade and World Tour CGs are by Shinkiro, who reprises his realistic style from when he was an SNK artist before joining Capcom. This makes him the third character in the game to have their Arcade CGs done by Shinkiro, following Rashid and E. Honda.
- Terry is the only Master in World Tour who travels to another country to visit another Master.
- When meeting Terry in World Tour, his intro graphic features a blue background with large red font scrolling through reading "FATAL FURY" or "GAROU DENSETSU" depending on language settings, which is a reference to the intro of Fatal Fury: King of Fighters.
- When performing a Perfect Parry, one of Terry's quotes will be "Predictable!", a reference to the quote said by Geese Howard when performing his infamous Atemi Nage counter throw.
- Color 2 of Terry's second outfit is directly taken from his Color 4 in Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves.
Trailers
External Links
- Terry Bogard on Wikipedia
- Terry Bogard on the SNK Wiki
- Terry Bogard on The King of Fighters Wiki
- Terry Bogard on the Metal Slug Wiki
- Terry Bogard on the Super Smash Bros. Wiki
- Terry's moves in Street Fighter 6
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Terry’s profile from Street Fighter 6's English website.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Terry's profile fromStreet Fighter 6’s Japanese Website.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Fatal Fury 15th Anniversary profile
- ↑ Street Fighter 6 Year 2 Character Reveal Trailer
- ↑ The King of Fighters XII official character profile
- ↑ The King of Fighters XIII official website
- ↑ KOF Maximum Impact Regulation "A" official character profile
- ↑ SF25: The Art of Street Fighter page 436: Interview with Takashi Nishimyama and Hiroshi Matsumoto
| Fighting Layer Characters | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fighting Layer | Allen · Blair | |||
| Fighting EX Layer | Original | Darun · D. Dark · Garuda · Hayate · Jack · Kairi Sanane · Shadowgeist · Shirase · Skullomania | ||
| Downloadable | Area · Hokuto · Pullum · Sharon · Terry (Guest) · V. Rosso | |||
| Street Fighter 6 Characters | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Original | Blanka · Cammy · Chun-Li · Dee Jay · Dhalsim · E. Honda · Guile · Jamie · JP · Juri · Ken · Kimberly · Lily · Luke · Manon · Marisa · Ryu · Zangief | |||
| Year 1 | A.K.I. · Akuma · Ed · Rashid | |||
| Year 2 | Elena · M. Bison · Mai (Guest) · Terry (Guest) | |||
| Year 3 | Alex · C. Viper · Ingrid · Sagat | |||
| CPU / World Tour Only | Albert Jackson · Andore Family · Antler · Axl · Azam · Bosch · Bred · Carlos Miyamoto · Carol · Chandi · Damnd · Eliza · Eternity · F.A.N.G · Fair Libra · G. Oriber · Gerald Golby · J · Kalima · Keiko Asano · Kenichi Kakutani · Li-Fen · Max · Mel · Retsu · Rewancha · Roxy · Rudra · Sheng Long · Somsak · Yua | |||