Super Smash Bros. Endless Dreams/Terry

Terry (テリー Terry) is the main protagonist of the Fatal Fury series and appears as a third-party veteran in Super Smash Bros. Endless Dreams.

Attributes[]

Terry is a tall, heavyweight fighter who weighs the same as Samus, Dark Samus and Bowser Jr. He has slow air speed, a very slow initial dash and decent dashing speed, but is characterized most by his great ground game.

Stats[]

Weight: 000
Walk Speed: 000
Initial Dash: 000
Run Speed: 000
Jump: 000
Aerial Speed: 000
Falling speed: 000

Other Movements[]

No. of Jumps: 2
Crawl: No
Wall Jump: No
Wall Cling: No

Gimmicks[]

1-on-1 Facing: When facing only 1 opponent, he'll always face them.
Dodge Attack: Does an uppercut if the A button is hit after a spot dodge.
Command Input Moves: Can use more powerful versions of his Specials by inputting a command motion or just holding the B button.
Desperation. Upon reaching 100% in Stock Matches or 30% or less of his maximum HP in Stamina Matches, a "Go" icon appears near his percentage, allowing him to perform 2 Desperation Moves by performing a command input.
- Power Geyser: Punches the ground, erupting a big geyser of energy while announcing "Power...Geyser!" or "Go burn!" by inputting either ↓↙←↙→+A/B, ↓←↓→+A/B or ↓↙←→+A/B.
- Buster Wolf: Charges towards his opponent with an energy punch with a shout of "Are you okay?", releasing a tremendous explosion, shouting "Buster Wolf!" if hitting an opponent by inputting either ↓↘→↓↘→+A/B or ↓→↓→+A/B.

Moveset[]

Ground Attacks[]

Input	Image Pose	Name	Description	Reference	Damage
Jab		Jab/Body Blow/High Kick	Does a jab, followed by a short straight-punch, followed by a side kick. Holding the attack button also causes Terry to repeat the first hit. It is the second-most damaging neutral attack in the game. However, the jab and short straight-punch can be canceled into special moves, which is significantly more rewarding than using the entirety of his neutral attack. Rising Tackle and Power Dunk are very effective follow-ups, due to their effective damage racking and KOing potentials, respectively. It is also remarkably safe on shield, only being -6.	His standing light punch, close-range standing heavy punch and standing light kick in most Fatal Fury games, with the short straight-punch consisting of 2 hits like in the original Fatal Fury games.	3%, 1% (hit 1), 2% (hit 2), 7%
Dash Attack		Power Charge	Does a shoulder block. The clean hit possesses decent KO potential while near the edge. In comparison, the weak hit can occasionally set up combos, though not to the same extent as some other dash attacks. Additionally, the move can also cross up shields and clash with projectiles, making it surprisingly safe. He might either say "Power Charge!" or "Goodbye!" when using this attack. It can cancel into his Final Smash.	Power Charge from the Fatal Fury & The King of Fighters franchises.	13% (clean), 10% (late)
Ledge Attack		N/A	Climbs up and performs a legsweep.	N/A	10%
Floor Attack		N/A	Performs a spin kick around himself, starting from behind.	N/A	7%

Tilt Attacks[]

Input	Image Pose	Name	Description	Reference	Damage
Side Tilt		Middle Kick	Does a mid-level roundhouse kick. It has a respectable damage output, especially when sweetspotted and is moderately fast. Can be special canceled and is a very easy and reliable confirm into Burning Knuckle or Buster Wolf at low to medium percentages. The move also has a disjointed hitbox on his foot and grants intangibility to his kicking leg. Incredibly safe on shield, and if special canceled, ends up being +11. On an extended note, this enables Burning Knuckle to trade with every offensive out of shield option including Fire.	His standing heavy kick from the Fatal Fury franchise.	12% (leg), 13% (foot)
Up Tilt		Rising Upper	Does an uppercut. Somewhat quick with extremely low knockback growth and can be canceled into specials, being a very effective and reliable move confirm into Power Geyser. It also renders his attacking arm intangible. However, it has the most ending lag of all his tilts.	Rising Upper from the Fatal Fury & The King of Fighters franchise.	11%
Down Tilt		Under Kick	Does a crouching Hapkido-style shin kick. Deals extremely low damage, but can be spammed safely due to its very low overall lag. It can be special canceled. At higher percentages, this confirms reliably into his neutral attack, up smash, down smash and Burning Knuckle.	His crouching light kick from the Fatal Fury franchise.	3%

Smash Attacks[]

Input	Image Pose	Name	Description	Reference	Damage
Side Smash		Backspin Kick	Does a spinning back kick. Noticeable startup and ending lag, but boasts excellent KO potential thanks to its very high damage output and lack of a sourspot. Can be canceled into his Final Smash.	His low-evade attack from Garou: Mark of the Wolves.	18%
Up Smash		Wild Upper	Squats and then rises up to throw an uppercut. It deals more damage with its late hit. Powerful for a smash attack of its kind, and can be used as an out of shield option as well. Interestingly, its charge hold is a single frame before the hitbox comes out, making it an incredible reactive option against aerial attacks. It can cancel into his Final Smash.	A command normal crouching heavy punch from the Fatal Fury & The King of Fighters franchises.	16% (early), 18% (late)
Down Smash		Slide Kick	Does a modified version of the martelo de chão, a kick in capoeira. In a similar vein to Ryu's down smash, it only hits in front of him. It is very fast and has good range, although its power is only moderate compared to his forward and up smashes. Nevertheless, it KOs at reasonable percentages, particularly as a follow-up from down tilt. It can cancel into his Final Smash.	His crouching heavy kick from the Fatal Fury & The King of Fighters franchises.	12%

Aerial Attacks[]

Input	Image Pose	Name	Description	Reference	Damage
Neutral Aerial		Chop	Does a downward knifehand strike. It has the fastest startup out of Terry's aerials as well as a lingering hitbox, moderately low ending lag, very low knockback, and the ability to be canceled into specials. Altogether, these traits allow it to potentially chain into itself and offer a lot of combo opportunities at various percentages. It has multiple KO setups, such as into back aerial and down aerial on landing, Power Dunk and Burning Knuckle.	His jumping light punch from the Fatal Fury & The King of Fighters franchises.	7% (clean), 5% (late)
Forward Aerial		Jump Kick	Does a flying kick. It has decent startup, good horizontal range, a decent damage output and a lingering hitbox. However, it lacks KO power and has slight ending lag. Unlike most of his other moves, it can only special cancel into his Final Smash.	His jumping light kick or jumping heavy kick when jumping forward or backward from the Fatal Fury & The King of Fighters franchises.	11% (clean), 8% (late)
Backward Aerial		Jump Backward Kick	Does a spinning hook kick. It has slower startup and shorter range than his forward aerial, but its clean hitbox possesses impressive KO potential, making it one of his best non-special KOing moves. It is also the only one of his aerial attacks that cannot autocancel if performed immediately from a short hop fast fall. He can have difficulty performing a back aerial during one-on-one matches, since he automatically turns towards his opponent. As a result, he must perform a reverse aerial rush in order to use it in on 1-on-1 matches. However, it takes longer for him to perform as he will only pivot around as part of his turnaround and not in a dash dance. Without performing a reverse aerial rush, it is impossible to jump off-stage while facing towards it if the opponent is off-stage. Much like his forward aerial, it can only special cancel into his Final Smash.	His jumping heavy kick when jumping straight up in most Fatal Fury games.	15% (clean), 12% (late)
Up Aerial		Somersault Kick	Does a bicycle kick. It has low ending lag and can combo into itself or other moves at low to medium percentages, and can be used at higher percentages for KO setups. It can also be canceled into specials. Overall, it functions similarly to other up aerials of its kind in regard to utility.	Kim Kaphwan's Hienzan from the Fatal Fury & The King of Fighters franchises.	9%
Down Aerial		Jump Karate Punch	Does a downward angled cross. When sweetspotted, it is his most damaging aerial and has a meteor effect that launches opponents at a very diagonal angle akin to a spike. It has the slowest startup and highest landing lag out of all of his aerials, but it has fairly low startup and ending lag for a down aerial. In addition, its autocancel window is generous enough to allow it to autocancel if performed immediately from a short hop fast fall. The sourspot pops the opponent up slightly if they are hit on the ground, whereas the sweetspot launches opponents at a rather horizontal angle that limits its follow-up potential compared to other meteor smashes. It can be canceled into specials	His jumping heavy punch from the Fatal Fury & The King of Fighters franchises.	17% (sweetspot), 15% (sourspot)

Grabs & Throws[]

Input	Image Pose	Name	Description	Reference	Damage
Grab		N/A	Reaches out with both hands.	N/A	N/A
Pummel		N/A	Does a short-straight punch.	The first hit of his Grasping Upper from The King of Fighters '96.	1.5%
Forward Throw		Buster Throw	Does the seoi nage, a Judo throw.	A mirrored version of his Buster Throw that debuted in The King of Fighters franchise.	10%
Backward Throw		Buster Throw	Does the seoi nage, a Judo throw.	His signature throw in the Fatal Fury franchise.	10%
Up Throw		Grasping Upper	Does an uppercut. It can combo into his neutral and up aerials reliably at low percentages, which in turn can be special canceled to extend the combo. However, its combo potential is fairly limited because of its throwbox's minimal damage output.	A grab he uses from The King of Fighters '96 through The King of Fighters 2002.	5% (hit 1), 1% (throw)
Down Throw		Neck Breaker Drop	Does a neckbreaker slam. It can combo into neutral and up aerials reliably at low percentages, which in turn can be special canceled to extend the combo. However, its combo potential is fairly limited because of its moderately high ending lag and backward launching angle.	A command throw in Fatal Fury: Wild Ambition.	8%

Special Moves[]

Input	Image	Name	Description	Damage
Neutral Special		Power Wave	Slams his fist into the ground & says either "Power Wave!", "Hah!" or "Rock you!", creating a burst of energy that travels across the ground, doing more damage & goes faster if held or a short-ranged shockwave in the air.	8% (tapped), 9% (held), 10% (aerial tapped), 11% (aerial held)
Side Special		Burn Knuckle/Crack Shoot	Either lunges towards his opponent with an energy punch while shouting either "Burn Knuckle!", "Burn!" or "Burning!", but can do a stronger version by inputting ↓↘→+A/B or jumps & spins his body with his leg extended while shouting "Kick Back!" or "Crack Shoot!", but can do a stronger version by inputting ↓↙←+A/B.	13% (clean), 12% (late) (Standard Tapped), 14% (clean), 12% (late) (Standard Held), 16% (clean), 14% (late) (Input Tapped), 17% (clean), 14% (late) (Input Held) (Burning Knuckle), 3% (early), 3%/4% (mid, body/foot), 6%/8% (end, body/foot) (Standard Tapped), 3% (early), 3%/5% (mid, body/foot), 6%/10% (end, body/foot) (Standard Held), 3.6% (early), 3.6%/4.8% (mid, body/foot), 7.2%/9.6% (end, body/foot) (Input Tapped), 3.6% (early), 3.6%/6% (mid, body/foot), 7.2%/12% (end, body/foot)(Input Held) (Crack Shoot)
Up Special		Rising Tackle	Says either "Rising Tackle!", "Hee-yah!" or "Bingo!", flips onto his arms & propels himself upwards, performing a spin kick, doing more damage & covering more distance if held.	4% (hit 1), 0.3% (hits 2-4), 7% (hit 5, tapped), 9% (hit 5 held) (Standard), 4.5% (hit 1), 0.3% (hits 2-8), 8% (hit 9, tapped), 10% (hit 9, held) (Input)
Down Special		Power Dunk	Says either "Power Dunk!" or "Beat up!", leaps into the air, taking the opponent with him before performing a diving punch & landing on the ground, meteor smashing them by inputting →↓↘+A/B.	1%, 2% (rising hits 1-2), 12% (descending), 14% (descending late) (Standard), 1.2%, 2.4% (rising hits 1-2), 13.2% (descending), 16.8% (descending late) (Input)

Final Smash[]

Triple Ignition: Says "Overheat!!" & punches the ground as 3 Triple Geysers burst straight forward, performs a Power Dunk before declaring "Here's a big one!" & says "Stardust....IGNITION!!!!" as he uses Stardust Ignition, a punch that spawns another Power Geyser upward to launch any caught opponent away.

Poses, Animations & Others[]

On-screen appearance[]

Pose	Reference
Jumps onto the stage from the background and adjusts his hat.	Using a punch attack to switch to the front lane in the Fatal Fury franchise and the first part of his signature intro pose in The King of Fighters franchise.

Idle Poses[]

Pose Letter	Pose	Reference
A	Adjusts his cap before quickly pumping his fists.	N/A
B	Performs a bounce step.	An intro animation from The King of Fighters '98 onward.

Taunts[]

Pose Letter	Pose	Reference
A	Gestures and says, "Hey, come on, come on!".	His signature taunt and intro pose in most games from Fatal Fury 2 and The King of Fighters '94 onward.
B	Turns to the side and points, saying, "Stand up.".	A victory pose he received in Garou: Mark of the Wolves and later used The King of Fighters 2001.
C	Takes his hat off and spins it around on his finger, before putting it back on.	His match start animation in Fatal Fury 3: Road to the Final Victory, Real Bout Fatal Fury, and Fatal Fury: Wild Ambition.

Victory Poses[]

Pose Letter	Pose	Reference
A	Turns around with his hand on his hip, his back facing the screen before throwing his hat to the side while saying "Okay!".	His signature victory pose in virtually every appearance from Fatal Fury 2 onward.
B	Holds the brim of his hat while slowly turning it to the side and then dramatically tosses it behind him while shouting "Okay!" in a much more intense fashion than his left pose as the camera then zooms in on his smiling face.	His victory pose from The King of Fighters '94 and '95.
C	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.	His Round 1 victory pose from Fatal Fury 3: Road to the Final Victory, Real Bout Fatal Fury and several other games thereafter.

Music Victory Theme: A hard rock rendition of "Results Are Everything", the end of fight theme from Fatal Fury: King of Fighters.

Losing Pose: Claps for the winner.

Kirby Hat[]

Kirby wears Terry's hat & gloves.

Classic Mode: Fatal Smash[]

His opponents are/represent characters from the Fatal Fury franchise, except Rugal & are 1 on 1 stamina battles.

Round	Opponents	Stage	Music	Notes
1	Fox	Delfino Plaza	Pasta	Represents Andy Bogard.
2	Orange Incineroar	Kongo Falls	A New Poem That the South Thailand Wants to Tell	Represents Joe Higashi.
3	White Ken	Suzaku Castle	Let's Go to Seoul!	Represents Kim Kaphwan.
4	Mai	Big Blue	Enryuujin	N/A
5	Bandana Dee	Geese Tower	The London March	Represents Billy Kane.
6	Geese	Geese Tower	Soy Sauce For Geese	N/A
Bonus Game
Final	Rugal, then Omega Rugal	Black Noah	Unlimited R (Against Rugal), Ketchaku R&D (Against Omega Rugal)	N/A

Skins & Costumes[]

Costumes[]

Costume	Image	Reference
0 (Default)		Default
Alt 1		Wild Wolf
Alt 2		Fatal Cutie

Alternate Colors of Costumes[]

Costume	Color Regions	Reference
0 (Default)	Red Cap Red Jacket White Muscle Shirt Blue Jeans Red Trainers	His appearance from both The King of Fighters franchise throughout the '90s & Real Bout Fatal Fury 2.
Alt 1	Blue Cap Blue Jacket White Muscle Shirt Dark Blue Jeans Blue Trainers	His standard alternate palette throughout both the Fatal Fury & The King of Fighters franchises.
Alt 2	Green Cap Green Jacket White Muscle Shirt Green Jeans Green Trainers	1 of his alternate palettes from The King of Fighters XV.
Alt 3	Yellow Cap Yellow Jacket White Muscle Shirt Gray Jeans Yellow Trainers	1 of his alternate palettes from The King of Fighters XV.
Alt 4	Purple Cap Purple Jacket White Muscle Shirt Light Blue Jeans Purple Trainers	1 of his alternate palettes from The King of Fighters XV.
Alt 5	Pink Cap Pink Jacket Black Muscle Shirt White Jeans Pink Trainers	1 of his alternate palettes from The King of Fighters XV.
Alt 6	Black Cap Black Jacket Red Muscle Shirt Brown Jeans Black Trainers	1 of his alternate palettes from The King of Fighters XV.
Alt 7	White Cap White Jacket Black Muscle Shirt Red Pants Brown Trainers	1 of his alternate palettes from The King of Fighters XV.

Costume	Color Regions	Reference
0 (Default)	Brown Jacket White Muscle Shirt Blue Jeans Brown Shoes	His appearance from Garou: Mark of the Wolves, The King of Fighters 2003 & The King of Fighters 11.
Alt 1	Red Jacket White Muscle Shirt Blue Jeans Red Shoes	His normal appearance.
Alt 2	Green Jacket White Muscle Shirt Green Jeans Green Shoes	1 of his alternate palettes from The King of Fighters XV.
Alt 3	Black Jacket Black Muscle Shirt Black Jeans Black Shoes	1 of his alternate palettes also from The King of Fighters XV.
Alt 4	Purple Jacket White Muscle Shirt Purple Jeans Purple Shoes	1 of his alternate palettes also from The King of Fighters XV.
Alt 5	Yellow Jacket White Muscle Shirt Yellow Jeans Yellow Shoes	1 of his alternate palettes also from The King of Fighters XV.
Alt 6	White Jacket White Muscle Shirt White Jeans White Shoes	1 of his alternate palettes also from The King of Fighters XV.
Alt 7	Blue Jacket Blue Muscle Shirt Blue Jeans Blue Shoes	1 of his alternate palettes also from The King of Fighters XV.

Costume	Color Regions	Reference
0 (Default)	Red Cap Red Mini-Jacket White Bra Blue Jean Shorts Black/Red Panties Red Sneakers	His genderswapped appearance from SNK Heroines: Tag-Team Frenzy.
Alt 1	Black Cap Black Mini-Jacket White Bra Black Jean Shorts Black Panties Black Sneakers	His Color 2 appearance also from SNK Heroines: Tag-Team Frenzy.
Alt 2	Purple Cap Purple Mini-Jacket White Bra Purple Jean Shorts Purple Panties Purple Sneakers	His Color 3 appearance also from SNK Heroines: Tag-Team Frenzy.
Alt 3	Green Cap Green Mini-Jacket White Bra Green Jean Shorts Green Panties Green Sneakers	His Color 4 appearance also from SNK Heroines: Tag-Team Frenzy.
Alt 4	Pink Cap Pink Mini-Jacket White Bra Pink Jean Shorts Pink Panties Pink Sneakers	His Color 4 Steampunk appearance also from SNK Heroines: Tag-Team Frenzy.
Alt 5	Blue Cap Blue Mini-Jacket White Bra Blue Jean Shorts Blue Panties Blue Sneakers	His cheerleader outfit also from SNK Heroines: Tag-Team Frenzy.
Alt 6	Orange Cap Orange Mini-Jacket White Bra Orange Jean Shorts Orange Panties Orange Sneakers	N/A
Alt 7	Yellow Cap Yellow Mini-Jacket White Bra Yellow Jean Shorts Yellow Panties Yellow Sneakers	N/A

Conversations[]

Snake's Codec Call[]

What will Snake and Colonial/Mei Ling/Otacon say about this fighter.

Character	Transcript
Snake	Insert Transcript here.
Colonel	Insert Transcript here.
Mei Ling	Insert Transcript here.
Otacon	Insert Transcript here.

Palutena's Guidance[]

Character	Transcript
Pit	Did the Pokémon Trainer get muscular all of a sudden?
Palutena	No Pit, this is Terry Bogard. He's a mixed martial artist who competes in tournaments known as the King of Fighters.
Viridi	I bet he can knock Pit into the ground with just one punch!
Pit	Not unless he can dodge my karate moves!
Palutena	You're going to need more than just a few baby chops, Pit. You're up against THE Terry Bogard! He's mastered all kinds of fighting styles.
Viridi	He's skilled in the arts of Hakkyokuseiken. Try saying that five times fast!
Pit	Hakkyo- Hakkyo- Wow, that's tricky.
Palutena	Terry's Final Smash packs quite a punch! He'll start with a Triple Geyser, followed by a Power Dunk and finish off with Stardust Ignition! Pit, do me a favor and get hit by it! You'll never get to experience something like this again in your life!
Pit	OK!
Viridi	Are YOU okay?

Trivia[]

His Final Smash has been slightly altered.