Buster Wolf! Terry Bogard from SNK’s Fatal Fury series, will show he’s bark, bite, and fang when he scores a slam dunk in Street Fighter 6 on September 24! As the second character in Year 2, Terry is also the first guest character to ever grace a Street Fighter game, and his inclusion will surely create waves. *power waves*
Terry made his debut in Fatal Fury: King of Fighters (1991) where he entered the King of Fighters tournament in order to seek revenge for the death of his father. Often with a cheerful disposition, Terry gets along with most people, forming bonds over shared loss and similar goals alike.
Searching for a new adventure, Terry decides to hop on over to Metro City where he meets a familiar face he hasn’t seen in 20 years. Play him in Arcade Mode and in World Tour to find out what shenanigans he gets into and what moves your avatar will learn from him.
Iconic Moves and Unique Target Combos
With seven special moves and various target combos at his disposal, Terry is a force to be reckoned with in terms of both offense and defense. One of his target combos, Passing Sway, allows him to jump into the background of the stage (or into another lane) and choose to reappear on the other side of his opponent with Jumping Lariat or Jumping Knee. This unique mechanic comes directly from the Fatal Fury series!
Let’s get to some of Terry’s iconic moves that fans will recognize. Power Wave is a projectile that travels on the ground, performed with a fireball motion and light or medium punch. The light version moves more slowly while the medium version packs a bigger punch. Using heavy punch with a fireball motion will result in Round Wave, a blast Terry sends in front of him that is plus on block.
Quick Burn is a one-two punch performed with a tatsu motion and light punch. The second punch is an overhead, testing your opponent’s ability to block. Performing a tatsu motion with medium or heavy punch will see Terry using Burn Knuckle, a forward thrusting punch cloaked in energy useful for surprises and closing distance.
Terry uses Power Charge to ram his shoulder into opponents; the OD version will result in a wall bounce. If he’s having trouble with an opponent’s fireball game, he can use Crack Shoot, a falling axe kick that can jump over projectiles. Finally, Terry has a “dragon punch” in the form of Rising Tackle, a spinning attack that acts as a fantastic anti-air option.
Terry’s Level 1 Super Art, Buster Wolf, sees him charging forward with a piercing thrust before firing off a blast of energy. Like other Level 1s, Buster Wolf is invincible on start-up.
For resource hoarders that are hungry like the wolf, Terry’s Level 2 Super Art, Power Geyser, will send opponents flying after a volcanic explosion. If it hits, Terry can expend 3 Drive Gauge bars to follow-up with Twin Geyser. If that hits, Terry can then spend 1 Super Art gauge for the ultimate Triple Geyser, dealing a massive amount of damage for a Level 2 Super.
Terry’s Level 3 Super Art, Rising Fang, is a lethal sequence of attacks featuring Terry’s iconic moves ending in a blast to the face!
Outfit 2 and New Stage
Fans of Terry will recognize his Outfit 2, which is inspired by his appearance in Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves where he sports a brown jacket and jeans. Get this outfit in World Tour by maxing out your bond with him or with Fighter Coins.
Coming with Terry is a new stage, Pao Pao Café, a recurring stage in the Fatal Fury series. See if you can spot all the Easter Eggs and cameos! Terry and the new stage can be purchased individually with Fighter Coins and the owners of the Year 2 Character Pass / Ultimate Pass will get access to Terry automatically on September 24.
Our developers have been fans of the Fatal Fury series, pouring their hearts into this rendition of Terry (and Mai). We hope you hop into Street Fighter 6 on September 24 to play the Legendary Wolf!
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