Terry inSuper Smash Bros. Ultimate
Universe	Fatal Fury
Availability	Downloadable
Final Smash	Triple Wolf
Tier	A- (32)

Terry (テリー,Terry) is a playable character inSuper Smash Bros. Ultimate and the first and only fighter fromSNK. He was officially announced in the September 4th, 2019 Nintendo Direct as the fourthdownloadable character fromFighters Pass Vol. 1. Terry was released as part of Challenger Pack 4 on November 6th, 2019 and is classified asFighter #74.

Takashi Kondō, who has voiced Terry inThe King of Fighters XIV onwards, reprises his role as the character in all regions.

Terry is ranked 32nd out of 82 on the currenttier list, placing him in the middle of the A- tier. Terry's strengths revolve around hiscombo ability and deadly KO setups. His normals are all effective for racking up damage, as his tilts and some of his aerials can be auto-cancelled into his specials, while his auto-turnaround ability also allows him to punish rolls and create deadly ledgetraps. In addition, Terry's combo and KO ability is further enhanced when Terry is past 100%, as it activates his "GO" meter, granting him access to his "Super Specials" that can lead into relatively early KOs in the right situation; he is able to utilize the GO meter effectively thanks to being a heavyweight, allowing him to survive up to higher percents. All of this makes Terry rather dangerous when fighting him up close and at higher percents.

However, Terry does have several weaknesses. Terry's strengths rely on other characters approaching him, and he has more trouble fighting characters from afar. His disadvantage state is below average since he has trouble landing, while his tall frame and stature makes him susceptible to juggling. His recovery is also exploitable if one knows how to play around it, making him rather vulnerable offstage. Finally, his normals can be escaped with goodSDI allowing for most of Terry's combos to be unreliable, forcing Terry to switch up his gameplan once other players know how to deal with his combos.

Overall, Terry's strengths outweigh his weaknesses. Although he has a smaller playerbase compared to other high-tier characters, he has nonetheless garnered strong results from players such asAndresFn andRiddles.

Attributes[edit]

Terry is a tall,heavyweight fighter who weighs the same asSamus,Dark Samus, andBowser Jr. Due to hailing from a traditional fighting game series, Terry always faces his opponent in 1-on-1 matches, a trait that he shares withRyu,Ken, andKazuya. While this makes it more difficult for him to utilize his powerful back aerial, it more importantly makes his command inputs easier to execute and less likely to misinput, and allows him to punishrolls andcross ups more easily than the vast majority of the cast. He has slowair speed, a very slow initial dash, and decentdashing speed, but is characterized most by his great ground game. This includes a potent backward dash (which allows Terry to play footsies very effectively), a strong set of normal moves and special moves, his unique ability to attack directly out of a spot dodge, and his comeback mechanic which allows incredibly powerfulSuper Special Moves that require specific input combinations to use.

Terry's playstyle capitalizes on his strong bait-and-punish options. Terry has good tools, sporting many finishing moves in his smash attacks, clean dash attack, clean back aerial, sweetspotted down aerial, and the majority of his special moves. Forward tilt sports good range and above-average damage, while also granting Terry's legintangibility. Dash attack has respectable power and traveling distance, the latter of which extends to its ability tocross up shields. Forward smash deals very high damage and knockback with impressive horizontal range to boot. Up smash has good vertical range and also deals high damage and knockback. Down smash has good range and high speed, but is still decently strong. Back aerial deals high damage and knockback when clean, and sports excellent range overall. Lastly, down aerial is Terry's most damaging aerial, and canmeteor smash opponents when sweetspotted.

Like Ryu, Ken, and Kazuya, Terry's special moveshave special inputs that grant them more power and capabilities. These are generally dictated by how long the player holds the special button and normally determine distance and strength. His neutral special,Power Wave, is a projectile that travels on ground and serves as a good long-range poke that has both a weak and strong version, with the latter having a faster travel distance. In mid-air, it instead turns into a mid-range poking tool that deals more knockback, while also temporarily suspending Terry in the air. All of Terry's other moves come in four different variations when accounting for their weak/strong regular input variations and their weak/strong command input variations.Burning Knuckle (↓ ↘ → + attack/special) is one of Terry's go-to KO options, as even the weak regular input can KO opponents at reasonable percents. In addition to its KO potential, it is Terry's besttech-chasing tool. Terry is also the first character to sport a "backward special" in the form ofCrack Shoot (↓ ↙ ← + attack/special). While it is not a KO move, it high-profiles through certain low attacks and has a wide enough hitbox that it serves as both a reliable anti-air and Terry's most reliable cross up option at point-blank range.Rising Tackle (c.↓ ↑ + attack/special) sports intangibility on Terry's legs, and its command input version sports full body invincibility, making it an effective anti-air. Finally,Power Dunk (→ ↓ ↘ + attack/special) serves as a strong combo ender with invincibility on startup, and is another one of Terry's most reliable KO moves. The command version has a meteor hitbox, though connecting this hitbox is difficult, as it is only active during the descending portion.

One of Terry's biggest strengths is his punish game. Due to his ability to cancel some moves into specials, such as his jab, neutral aerial, and down aerial, Terry can successfully deal a large amount of damage from any opening, and due to his unique ability of always facing his opponent in 1v1 battles, this grants him very strong ledgetrapping potential. The aforementioned Power Dunk is among the most notable, as Terry can cancel into it from even his jab, and KO opponents with relative ease. Additionally, Terry has a comeback mechanic in the form of twoSuper Special Moves:Power Geyser (↓ ↙ ← ↙ → + attack/special or ↓ ← ↓ → + attack/special) andBuster Wolf (↓ ↘ → ↓ ↘ → + attack/special or ↓ → ↓ → + attack/special). Power Geyser is an enormous geyser of energy that is released from the ground directly in front of Terry. It boasts incredible height and damage; this not only makes it an excellent KO option, but also an extremely effective anti-air move, as well as a very potent threat to shields. Buster Wolf causes Terry to dash forward a fair distance (roughly half the length ofFinal Destination) in order to throw a punch that functions as a hitcommand grab, similarly toFishing Rod. If the punch hits, he immediately generates an explosive, highly damaging blast of energy from his fist that can KO extremely early. As these moves are only accessible when Terry is at or above 100% in Stock or Time Battles (or hishit points are 30% or lower inStamina Mode) their effective power is further increased slightly byrage. However, while Terry is able to use these attacks any amount of times when passed the percentage threshold, their considerable ending lag makes them very punishable if blocked or whiffed.

Although he is known for being a punishing character with a plethora of KO moves, set-ups, and confirms, Terry also has a good combo game. Neutral attack can easily chain into itself or special cancel to deal high amounts of damage. Up tilt boasts both high speed and damage, has good range, can be special canceled, and is reliable forjuggles. Down tilt deals extremely low damage and knockback while having very low all-around lag, making it a fairly spammable poke and useful combo starter, even being able to set up into KO confirms. Neutral and up aerials both provide plentiful combo opportunities, due to their mixture of low overall lag, good range, and decent damage outputs and knockback. Despite his poor air speed, Terry's neutral aerial can combo into itself with ease, to the point that it can perform aWall of Pain which can then be easily followed up with his down aerial's meteor smash hitbox.

In spite of his strengths, Terry still has notable drawbacks. His overall disadvantage state is a glaring weakness: Terry's fall speed is among the lower half of the cast, and when combined with his tall hurtbox, he is noticeably susceptible to juggles. Rising Tackle, while having intangibility throughout the first half of the move, is unable tosweetspot the edge, meaning that Terry is forced to utilize it from very low under the stage, as he is otherwise left vulnerable for a hard punish at the move's apex. Additionally, the move's vertical and horizontal distance is sub-par, making it a generally inferior recovery move. Terry's aerial speed is also well below-average, making his off-stage endurance lacking. While he is able to mix up his recovery to a certain extent with his specials, he is unlikely to survive in most off-stage situations if he has exhausted his double jump and side special.

Despite having a strong grounded neutral game, it is largely centered around baiting the opponent to approach and reading their habits to lead into combo extensions. As such, Terry doesn't possess many good pokes outside of down tilt. Given his average ground speed and poor air speed, Terry's aerial approaches are fairly weak unless he starts close to his target. Though Terry's inputs are a bit more lenient in comparison to the other traditional fighting game characters, it can nonetheless take time to master his inputs to their full potential, giving him a relatively high learning curve overall. TheSuper Special Moves are of particular note: they are accessible only when his damage is at 100% or his hit points are 30% or lower in Stamina Mode, and they both have considerable ending lag to compensate for their astounding power. As a result, Terry's playstyle can change drastically when the Super Specials come into play. Improper inputs can also result in failing to perform what would otherwise be a KO confirm (such as with Power Dunk), or even an unintentionalself-destruct (such as with Burning Knuckle/Crack Shoot). As such, it is crucial to get the hang of inputting moves correctly and at the right time in order to avoid inadvertently putting Terry in a very disadvantageous situation.

Overall, Terry is a melee-focused and "footsies"-oriented heavyweight character with immense combo, damage, and KO options in all areas. His ability to apply dangerous shield pressure or cross-up shielding opponents is incredibly useful when executed at the right times. The Super Special Moves can also give Terry the mental edge over opponents, as any ill-managed approach on the opponent's end can be called out by extremely hard punishes. Due to being a heavyweight, he is very hard to KO without a proper edge-guard, making him more dangerous the longer he holds onto his stock and allowing him to keep his Super Special Moves active for extended periods of time. However, his poor disadvantage state and mediocre off-stage endurance means players need to be mindful of every off-stage option, as Terry can be KO'd easily to an off-stage gimp, and despite his powerful neutral, many of his most effective moves leave him vulnerable, meaning the player must make calculated decisions with which attacks to throw out in pressure situations.

Update history[edit]

Terry received a very small buff in update 8.0.0, which alteredTriple Wolf's knockback to the point of strengthening it slightly. Prior to this, update 6.1.0 fixed a glitch that would cause him and thepartner Ice Climber to both become frozen after Terry performsBuster Wolf.

Due to these changes being strictly quality-of-life adjustments, Terry's competitive reception has remained virtually unchanged since his release.

6.1.0

• Fixed theBuster Wolf freeze glitch that cause Terry and the partnerIce Climber to become unable to move whileintangible.

8.0.0

• Triple Wolf's last hit has altered knockback (40 base/155 scaling → 58/144), slightly improving its KO potential.

Moveset[edit]

• Terry always faces his opponent when only one is left standing, counting teammates as opponents ifTeam Attack is on.
• When Terry is at 100% in Time Battles or Stock Battles, or has 30% or less of his maximum HP in a Stamina Battle, he will be able to performSuper Special Moves (Power Geyser andBuster Wolf). This is indicated with a "GO" icon next to his fighter portrait.
• Pressing the attack button immediately after performing aspot dodge will allow Terry to perform a counterattack that deals 11% and has an identical animation to his up tilt, albeit with different mechanics (see below).
• Terry has weak and strong variants of his special moves, which depend on how long the button is held. Tapping the button produces a weak variation, and holding the button produces a strong variation. The strong variations inflict more damage and propel Terry further, withPower Dunk instead having two separate travel distances and timings before the main punch.
  • Terry's input specials also utilizenegative edge, where specials can be performed on the release of a held attack button after performing certain stick motions.
• Sound effects from the earlyFatal Fury games andThe King of Fighters games, albeit heavily modified, are used when Terry hits an opponent instead of the standard knockback sound effects.

For a gallery of Terry's hitboxes, seehere.

Note: All numbers are listed as base damage, without the1v1 multiplier.

Stats[edit]

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  Terry usingPower Geyser, as shown viaMove List.

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On-screen appearance[edit]

• Jumps onto the stage from the background and adjusts his hat, similarly to the two-plane mechanic of theFatal Fury games. Appears to be an amalgamation of using a punch attack to switch to the front lane in theFatal Fury series and the first part of his signature intro pose inThe King of Fighters (as the second part is used for his up taunt).

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  Terry's on-screen appearance.

Taunts[edit]

• Up taunt: Gestures and says, "Hey, come on, come on!" It is based on his signature taunt and intro pose in most games fromFatal Fury 2 andThe King of Fighters '94 (respectively) onward.
• Side taunt: Turns to the side and points, saying, "Stand up." It is based on a victory pose he received inGarou: Mark of the Wolves and later usedThe King of Fighters 2001.
• Down taunt: Takes his hat off and spins it around on his finger, before putting it back on. It is based on his match start animation inFatal Fury 3: Road to the Final Victory,Real Bout Fatal Fury, andFatal Fury: Wild Ambition.

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  Terry's up taunt.

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  Terry's side taunt.

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  Terry's down taunt.

Idle poses[edit]

• Adjusts his cap before quickly pumping his fists.
• Performs a bounce step, a footwork technique in boxing. It is based on an intro animation fromThe King of Fighters '98 onward.

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  Terry's first idle pose.

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  Terry's second idle pose.

Crowd cheer[edit]

Victory poses[edit]

• Left: Turns around with his hand on his hip, his back facing the screen before throwing his hat to the side while saying "Okay!" It is based on his signature victory pose in virtually every appearance fromFatal Fury 2 onward.
• Up: Holds the brim of his hat while slowly turning it to the side, then dramatically tosses it behind him while shouting "Okay!" in a much more intense fashion than his left pose. The camera then zooms in on his smiling face. It is based on his victory pose fromThe King of Fighters '94 and'95.
• Right: Brushes his hat against his right leg several times before putting it back on his head while looking to the side and hiding his eyes with his hat. It is based on his Round 1 victory pose fromFatal Fury 3: Road to the Final Victory,Real Bout Fatal Fury, and several other games thereafter.

Incompetitive play[edit]

Most historically significant players[edit]

See also:Category:Terry players (SSBU)

•  AndresFn - Known for playing all the FGC characters inUltimate, with Terry being one of his most notable characters. He is considered the best Terry player in Europe and was best known for his performances in 2023, where he placed 17th atSuper Smash Con 2023 defeatingShuton, alongside placing 9th atTera and 13th atDelfino Maza 2023. As such, he was ranked 81st on theLumiRank 2023, the only other Terry player aside from Riddles to be ranked in the top 100 on a full-year ranking. Since then, he has used primarily Terry to place 9th at95 Kings of Fields 5.
•  Ezs - The best Terry player in Japan. He is the only other Terry player aside from Riddles to place top 8 at more than one event, having placed 4th atDELTA 4, defeatingtakera andJagaimo; 5th atMaesuma'U22, defeatingRyuoh andShirayuki; and 7th atSeibugeki 14, defeatingMiya; these results mark some of the best solo-Terry performances at majors. He was one of the few Terry players ranked in the top 100 globally, ranking between 91st and 100th on theLumiRank Mid-Year 2023, though he was eventually ranked just outside the top 100 on thefull-year ranking, at 109th.
•  Mustaine - The best Terry player in North America, regularly ranking among Mexico's top and even ranking in the top 10 for the first half of 2023. Most of his success took place at Mexican superregionals, where he notably placed 2nd atTec In Place 3 and 3rd atWe Tec Those: Comeback; in addition, he has defeated several of Mexico's best events at ranked events, includingSkyjay,Many, andRox. He infrequently attends majors, though has found some success at them, placing 17th atSmash Factor 9 and 33rd atSmash Factor X.
•  Riddles - The greatest Terry player of all time who primarily played Terry between late-2019 and 2021, and used Terry as a co-main alongsideKazuya since then. With both characters, he was a top 10 player in 2022 and 2023, peaking at 9th on theLumiRank 2023. He primarily used Terry to place 2nd atCEO 2022 and 4th at bothCollision 2022 andPound 2022, the only Terry player who had consistently placed top 8 at majors In addition, he wonCollision 2023 using Terry to reverse 3-0Sonix. He retired from competitiveUltimate followingKagaribi 13.
•  Tsu - Picked up Terry as a co-main alongsideLucario. He is considered the best Terry player in Japan from the early metagame to the early months of the post-pandemic metagame and is best known for placing 5th atKagaribi 3 primarily playing Terry, becoming the first Terry player to top 8 a major. Alongside other noteworthy performances with Terry, such as 13th atKagaribi 4, he was eventually ranked 105th on theOrionRank Ultimate: Eclipse with Terry as his first character. He eventually relegated Terry into a secondary in favor of other characters.

Tier placement and history[edit]

When Terry was first released, many thought the character had potential due to his combo-oriented gameplan paired with his extremely powerful finishers at higher percents. His comeback mechanic, in the form of the "GO" meter, is also highly praised as it allows him to deliver extremely strong special moves, most notably Buster Wolf, and confirms into it. Top players such asDabuz all noted his powerful neutral and punishing game, as well as lauding his highly damaging combos and KO setups and believe that, when mastered, can potentially render him as a top tier. However, many of Terry's flaws were noted by other players, such as his poor disadvantage state and exploitable recovery. Despite Terry's setbacks, dedicated mains such asRiddles have shown the potential of the character; Riddles in particular demonstrated Terry's viability as a solo main in the early metagame, winning several Canadian regionals and placing respectably at majors. This continued during the online era, where Riddles would see several top 16 placements at large online tournaments.

Following the return of offline competitive play, Terry's performance remained just as strong, if not better than before. Although Riddles started to co-main Terry withKazuya, he nevertheless established himself as a top 10 player using both characters, while other Terry players began making a notable impact on their scenes, includingMustaine in Mexico,DarkStalker in the United Kingdom,Ezs in Japan, andAndresFn in Spain. Thanks to his dedicated playerbase and strong performances, the general consensus is that Terry is a solid high-tier character, and as such he is ranked 32nd on the current tier list.

Classic Mode: The King of Smash[edit]

Terry'scongratulations screen.

Each Round consists of aStamina battle, where the player faces three opponents, one by one. This is based onThe King of Fighters series, which features 3-on-3 battles. The characters on each team have a thematic consistency, either belonging to the same series or sharing certain attributes. Terry will start off with 150hit points and his opponents start off with 100.

Round	Opponent	Stage	Music	Notes
1	Mario,Peach, andRosalina & Luma	King of Fighters Stadium	Ne! - KOF '94	The music selection and Peach'sside special (which resembles an attack by Yuri Sakazaki) are a reference to the Women Fighters team fromThe King of Fighters '94.
2	Sheik,Link, andZelda	Prism Tower	Let's Go to Seoul! - FATAL FURY 2	The music and stage reference Kim Kaphwan's stage fromFatal Fury 2. The stage does not proceed past its initial form.
3	Bowser,King Dedede, andKing K. Rool	Suzaku Castle (Ω form)	Tarkun and Kitapy - FATAL FURY 2	The music and stage reference Big Bear's stage fromFatal Fury 2. The opponents are among the heaviest in the game, referring to Big Bear being a heavyweight wrestler.
4	Pit,Dark Pit, andPalutena	Palutena's Temple (Battlefield form)	Forest World - Athena	Refers to theAthena series and its aesthetic similarities toKid Icarus.Items are on, with the choices specifically being based on items Athena can equip (for example,Metal Boxes to represent her armor).
5	Sonic,Mega Man, andPac-Man	Boxing Ring	ESAKA!! - KOF 2002 UM	ReferencesThe King of Fighters series, as the battle features characters crossing over from different series. This team is also noteworthy, as it is comprised of characters whose franchises had games appear on the Neo Geo Pocket Color.
6	Ridley,Ganondorf, andBayonetta	Fourside (Ω form)	Soy Sauce for Geese - KOF XIV	The music and stage reference Geese Howard's stage fromFatal Fury Special: Geese Tower, a high-rise skyscraper that often appears as the final level throughout the series. Like Geese, the opponents are affiliated with darkness.
Bonus Stage
Final	Ryu,Ken, andTerry	King of Fighters Stadium	Art of Fighting Ver.230000000.0 - FATAL FURY SPECIAL	The music refers to the "Dream Match" fromFatal Fury Special againstRyo Sakazaki, the very first crossover character appearance in fighting games. The battle references the three characters inUltimate that come from traditional fighting games, as well as the previous crossovers betweenStreet Fighter andFatal Fury within theCapcom vs. SNK games. If the player uses Terry's default costume, the opponent will use the blue costume instead.

Credits roll after completing Classic Mode. Completing it as Terry hasKurikinton - FATAL FURY 2 accompany the credits.

Role inWorld of Light[edit]

The message that shows Terry's availability in World of Light

Due to his status as downloadable content, Terry does not have a legitimate role in World of Light. Instead, he is unlocked for use in the mode after freeing 10 fighters fromGaleem's control. If loading an existing save file that meets this condition before downloading Terry, he is immediately unlocked.

Spirit[edit]

Terry's fighter spirit can be obtained by completingClassic Mode as Terry. It is also available periodically for purchase in the shop for 300 Gold, but only after Terry has been downloaded. Unlocking Terry in World of Light allows the player to preview the spirit below in the Spirit List under the name "???". As a fighter spirit, it cannot be used in Spirit Battles and is purely aesthetic. His fighter spirit has an alternate version that replaces it with his artwork inUltimate.

Alternate costumes[edit]

Trailers[edit]

Character introduction video[edit]

Full version[edit]

Gallery[edit]

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  Terry's initial splash art.

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  Terry's splash art from his updated trailer that premiered on the day of his release.

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  TheSuper Smash Bros. invitation's appearance in Terry's reveal trailer.

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  Terry'samiibo.

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  Terry's unlocking notice after downloading him from theNintendo eShop.

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  Illustration done by Kyōtarō Azuma posted on Twitter to commemorate Terry's inclusion inSuper Smash Bros. Ultimate.^[2]

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  UsingBurning Knuckle onKing of Fighters Stadium.

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  Air dodging with several background characters on King of Fighters Stadium.

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  FightingPeach,Captain Falcon andRidley onNew Donk City Hall, all in their goldenalternate costumes.

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  UsingPower Geyser onFalco,Link andVillager on King of Fighters Stadium.

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  WithMariotaunting onPrincess Peach's Castle.

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  UsingTriple Wolf on Captain Falcon.

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  Fighting Kazuya and Ryu.

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  Fighting alongsideRyu andKen againstKazuya onMishima Dojo.

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  UsingBuster Wolf on Lucario.

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  Terry alongside all of the other DLC fighters ofFighters Pass Vol. 1.

Trivia[edit]

• Terry's codename within the game files is "dolly". It is a pun based on the Japanese pronunciation of the last syllables of his surname and first name, respectively (Bogādo Terī).
• Despite the copious amount of fiery particles present in Terry's moveset (Power Wave, Burning Knuckle, Power Geyser, Buster Wolf, and Triple Wolf), none of these moves possess theflameeffect. Instead, they all use thenormal effect.
• Terry is the only character who has had his reveal trailer updated at a later date.
  • In his second trailer, the beginning removes the timeline of Nintendo consoles, makes Terry's splash art background red instead of blue, and shows a gameplay montage of him after the splash screen.
• IfHero's Erdrick and Solo alternate costumes are not counted, Terry is the oldest Fighters Pass character, due to him debuting in 1991. However, if counting DLC in general,Piranha Plant would be the oldest DLC fighter, due to its debut in 1985. This additionally beats Erdrick, who debuted in 1988.
• Terry's inclusion marks the second timeCapcom,SNK, andSquare Enix (and, more specifically,Street Fighter,Fatal Fury, andFinal Fantasy) have crossed over in a fighting game developed byBandai Namco, asAkuma,Geese Howard, andNoctis Lucis Caelum previously crossed over inTekken 7. TheTekken series itself would later see proper representation with the inclusion ofKazuya as a playable character.
  • Additionally, disregarding the aforementioned guest characters, this is the first time Capcom and SNK characters have appeared in a crossover fighting game since SNK vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos.
• Terry is the second DLC character inUltimate to not have an alternate costume that changes his model, followingBanjo & Kazooie and precedingMin Min andPyra/Mythra.
• When Terry loses his final stock in Stamina Mode, his cap flies off of his head in reference to his KO animation in theFatal Fury series and each one of his appearances.
• Terry is one of the few fighters inUltimate who has canonical names for all of his attacks, unlike most fighters who only have a select few named attacks. The only other character who shares this distinction is Kazuya.
• Terry is one of the few characters to speak after beingstunned: he mutters "Oh, no..." in a similar manner toCaptain Falcon.
• Terry is the second of three DLC fighters to not appear in any Spirit Battles. The first wasPiranha Plant and the third wasSephiroth.
• Terry has unique sound effects when landing from a fall, which is taken from the originalFatal Fury, making him the first character where this is the case, precedingSteve.
• Uniquely,advertisements for Fighters Pass Vol. 1 refer to Terry by his full name.
  • This was changed upon the reveal of Byleth, where the advertisements were changed to simply read "Terry".
• If Terry is set as a CPU opponent inTraining Mode, all three CPUs will always face the player, much like on 1-on-1 matches. He shares this distinction withRyu,Ken, andKazuya.
  • This also happens if Terry faces a single opponent in a team consisting of two or more characters inTeam Battles withTeam Attack off, and inAll-Star Mode when he appears.
• Unlike most humanoid fighter models inUltimate, Terry's bind pose is uniquely an "A-pose" instead of aT-pose.^[3][4][5]
• All of Terry's ladder animations are shared withRyu. This suggests that Ryu's animations were used as a base before they were altered.
  • Additionally, he briefly assumes Ryu's falling animation when grabbing a ladder in mid-air.

References[edit]

v • d • e Fatal Fury universe
Fighter	Terry (SSBU)
Stage	King of Fighters Stadium
Related	Iori Yagami ·Nakoruru ·Ryo Sakazaki
Spirits	Spirits
Music	Ultimate

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