Khushnood Butt: A student of the Kyokugenryu school of Karate, and an extraordinarily jammy character to have to face.

She can also reverse a projectile attack with her useful 'reflector' move.

Hotaru Futaba: She may look as if she'll pose no challenge, but she has a number of fast and powerful moves up her sleeves.

Using lightning-based attacks, he can still be a tough opponent, and if you want to win with a smug smile on your face, Dong Hwan's your man.

Kim Dong Hwan: One of old favourite Kim Kaphwan's two sons, and the more arrogant of the two.

Powerful in new and old hands, this SNK stalwart has an excellent offensive and defensive balance.

Terry Bogard: The 'Lonely Wolf' returns, minus his trademark Fatal Fury cap but still sporting his same-old moveset.

This means you could start a round with a strength advantage, or wait until your life drops to make a stunning comeback. When their health enters this area, a number of bonuses will become active, lasting until it leaves this area. Upon selecting a character, the player will be asked to select a third of their life bar to be used as the 'T.O.P.' (Tactical Offensive Position). The rest of the roster is made up partially of new characters, and partially from characters related to those from previous games. Set 10 years after the end of the Real Bout mini-series, it carries only one of the characters from previous installments, Terry Bogard. Platforms: Neo-Geo MVS/ AES, Dreamcast (as 'Fatal Fury: Mark of the Wolves' for US Dreamcast release)Ĭonsidered by many to be the greatest of SNK's one-on-one fighting games, this is (currently) the final installment of the legendary Fatal Fury series and certainly a fitting end.

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