Fatal Fury City of the Wolves: Rick Strowd, Duck King, Kim Kaphwan, and Laocorn Gaudeamus Confirmed as DLC!

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SNK has unveiled plans for the third year of content for Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves, following the conclusion of its second Season Pass with the arrival of Kenshiro. A new teaser confirms the return of several iconic fighters and hints at an unexpected surprise. Four characters have been revealed for the upcoming season: Rick Strowd: The Native American boxer, also known as the “White Wolf of the Ring,” originally from Real Bout Fatal Fury 2: The Newcomers. His fighting style, featuring energy-charged punches and wind-based attacks, is expected to complement the game’s REV system. Rick Strowd will be available next week. Duck King: An original Fatal Fury character, returning with his signature breakdancing-inspired moves and his chick sidekick, Pchan. Duck King is set to be released in August. Kim Kaphwan: A series regular since Fatal Fury 2, Kim appears older than fans may remember. He is slated for release after Duck King. Laocorn Gaudeamus: The main antagonist from the Fatal Fury animated film will make his playable debut in City of the Wolves Season 3. This marks his first video game appearance, 32 years after his debut in the film.

Fatal Fury City of Wolves Season 3: Six New Characters Revealed – Two Remain Unannounced

The content for Season 3 is presented with an animated sequence by Masami Obari, which SNK suggests brings a sense of completion. While SNK has not detailed the full content, the announced DLC for Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves includes these four characters. Season Pass 3 is expected to include a total of six characters, meaning two fighters remain to be revealed. Given the inclusion of guest characters like Ken and Chun-Li in the first pass and Kenshiro in the second, the presence of at least one more guest character is considered probable. Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves Season Pass 3 will cost $20. Further updates on the remaining characters and content will be provided.

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