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* [[Adaptation Displacement]]: Terry's [[Cartwright Curse]] in the anime trilogy, borders highly on [[Never Live It Down]]; when people think of his love life they often think of his dead love interests in the anime a lot more than Blue Mary, his perfectly alive one in the games. (Thoughthough the fact that SNK has been doing little [[Ship Tease]] between them, if any, in the ''[[The King of Fighters]]'' doesn't help.). While ''Fatal Fury: [[The Movie|The Motion Picture]]'' was not a bad movie, things like this are one of the reasons why it's a shame that ''Fatal Fury 3'' didn't get a animated adaptation. Of course, if Blue Mary was ever in a 90's ''Fatal Fury'' anime, it would get folks to wonder if that would've averted this once and for all or [[Schrödinger's Cat|made things]] [[Stuffed Into the Fridge|a whole lot worse]].
* [[Awesome Music (Sugar Wiki)|Awesome Music]]: All the soundtracks, really.
* [[Complete Monster]]: White from ''Real Bout Dominated Mind''. When you, a one-shot villain, make Geese and Yamazaki look like saints in comparison, you know that your evil quota is a cloth cut above the rest.
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** Marco/Butt trains with a karate bear. '''[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzT-floFuTM A KARATE BEAR.]'''
* [[Cult Classic]]: ''Garou: Mark of the Wolves''. The fact that it's widely considered to be not only the [[Magnum Opus]] for this series, but '''[[SNK]] itself''' should tell you something.
* [[Director Displacement]]: Masami Obari didn't direct all three ''Fatal Fury'' animated properties, he only directed the movie. The two TV specials were directed by Hiroshi Fukutomi and Kazuhiro Furuhashi. Obari was an art director/character designer on all three though, which is probably where people get confused.
* [[Ensemble Darkhorse]]: Several, so let's get started, shall we?
** Duck King is ''very'' popular among the [[Fandom]]. [[What Could Have Been|He would have crossed over to]] ''[[The King of Fighters|KOF]]'' [[What Could Have Been|earlier]], but lost out to Blue Mary (herself a darkhorse) for the final spot on the '''97'' Special Team. He was relegated to background status for some more games (there was even a piece of [http://images3.wikia.nocookie.net/snk/images/1/1d/Kof98_58.jpg artwork] depicting Duck alongside fellow [[Put on a Bus|bus-riders]] [[The King of Fighters|Heavy D!]] and [[Art of Fighting|Ryuhaku Todoh]]), but ''finally'' joined the roster in ''XI''. [[And the Fandom Rejoiced]].
** Billy Kane. A lesser example, but a darkhorse nonetheless.
** To call Mai Shiranui this would be the understatement of the year. When excluded from the arcade ports of ''KOFKing of Fighters XI'' and entirely from ''XII''... [[Fan Dumb|you'd be better off not knowing about it]].
** Kim Kaphwan, who debuted alongside Mai in ''2''. ''Fatal Fury 3'' gives us Blue Mary and Yamazaki.
** Rick Strowd. Some haven't taken kindly to the fact that [[The King of Fighters|Vanessa]] started cribbing off of him (thus lowering his chances of getting into ''KOFKing of Fighters'' himself), ''especially'' when she used his Gaia's Breath [[Limit Break|P-Power]] in ''2002''. Ironically, Vanessa went on to become one of ''KOFKing of Fighters'''s ''many'' darkhorses.
** At least ''half'' of the ''Garou'' cast. Rock Howard (who, as [[The Hero]] of ''Garou'', is more of a meta example for the SNK fandom), Bonne Jenet, Gato, Hotaru, Tizoc, Khushnood Butt... In fact, the ''only'' thing that's stopping Rock from crossing into the main ''KOFKing of Fighters'' titles? SNK Playmore is "[[Executive Meddling|saving]]" him for the sequel to ''Garou''. Now ''how'' long has that title [[Vaporware|been a pipe dream]]? Just be thankful that he's made it into ''[[Capcom vs. SNK 2 Mark of the Millennium|Capcom vs. SNK 2]]'', the ''Maximum Impact'' titles, and ''[[Neo Geo Battle Coliseum]]''. Likewise, [[Word of God|interviews]] say that Butt is one of the most requested characters for the ''KOFKing of Fighters'' lineup.
** From ''[[The Movie]]'', we have Jamin. A lot of fans want to see him in an actual SNK fighter as a [[Canon Immigrant]].
* [[Epileptic Trees]]
** Many believe Yamazaki to be the "Gym Buster" referenced in Butt's ending from ''Garou''.
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* [[Magnificent Bastard]]: Geese Howard.
** Laocorn Gaudeamus from ''Fatal Fury: [[The Movie|The Motion Picture]]'' also qualifies, even if {{spoiler|he's possessed by Mars}}.
* [[Memetic Badass]]: This applies more to ''KOFKing of Fighters'' than anything, but some fans see Yamazaki as the SNK equivalent to [[Chuck Norris]].
** Depending on the fandom, Terry and Joe also qualify.
* [[Memetic Molester]]: Hotaru Futaba, thanks to one of her supers, Flying Queen of Chaos, wherein she kicks you upward, rides you to the ground and.... uh... seems to press your chest, draining your health and chi. Of course the animation makes it more look like she's RAPING you. Now it's hard to look at that move as anything OTHER than full bore molestation. Not to mention Hotaru's animations after the chi burst resemble something akin to post-orgasm bliss.
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* [[Most Annoying Sound]]:
** REPPUKEN! REPPUKEN! REPPUKEN! DOUBLE REPPUKEN!
** The "OOOOOOOUUUUUUAAAAAAAAGH" sound Andy makes when you hit him. Not so prevalent here but it cropped up quite a bit in early ''KOFKing of Fighters'' titles. It got ridiculous in '''99'' onward where for no apparent reason they made it ''his KO cry''. You will hear this especially in ''2002'' and ''[[Updated Rerelease|Unlimited Match]]'', where he groans this practically ''every time you hit him''.
* [[Narm]]: Come on, the anime movies are full of this. From Terry's ridiculously exaggerated [[Heroic BSOD|Heroic B.S.O.D]]. and resulting alcoholism because he lost ''ONE FIGHT'' in the second film, to the indescribably cheesy ending music in the third one.
* [[Older Than They Think]]: ''Mark of the Wolves'' is commonly called a ''[[Street Fighter III]]'' ripoff for its smooth animation and replacing the entire cast with the exception of the main character, but few know that ''[[Art of Fighting]] 3'' had done the same before either of them.
* [[Suspiciously Similar Song]]: Part of Rock Howard's theme, [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flPBoVYkyx4 "Spread the Wings,"] is taken from Robert Miles's [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCbO-3hjPok "Children."] It's purely intentional, as the composer is a fan of Miles.
* [[That One Boss]]: Geese in in general, but especially in ''Fatal Fury 3''.
* [[Uncanny Valley]]: Overlaps with [[Red Eyes, Take Warning]]. After you beat White, ''Dominated Mind'' shows a cutscene of him falling to the ground in defeat. He tries to get up, and when he opens his eyes, ''they're nothing but [[Hellish Pupils|blank red spheres]]''. [[High Octane Nightmare Fuel|Brrr...So terrifying]].
* [[The Unexpected]]: Nobody expected Richard Meyer to return in ''Maximum Impact 2'' as a playable fighter.
* [[Viewer Gender Confusion]]: Jin Chonshu. He looks like a little girl, but is actually male. To make it worse, in some of the games, he seems to be wearing lipstick and [[Guyliner]]...
* [[Woolseyism]]: Krauser's line "Blood is thick, but syrup is thicker. Think about it."