Terry (SSBU)

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Terry in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Universe	Fatal Fury
Availability	Downloadable
Final Smash	Triple Wolf

“	Terry Faces the Fury!	”
—Introduction Tagline

Terry (テリー, Terry) is a playable character in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate and the first third-party representative from SNK. He was officially announced in the September 4th, 2019 Nintendo Direct as the fourth downloadable character from the Fighters Pass. He was released on November 6th, 2019 and is classified as fighter #74.

Takashi Kondō reprises his role as Terry from The King of Fighters XIV and onwards.

Attributes

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Moveset

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• Fighter ability: In one-on-one matches, Terry always faces his opponents, much like Ryu and Ken.
• Fighter ability: When Terry is at 100% damage in Stock or Time battles, or at 1/3 HP in Stamina battle, he can perform two Super Special Moves in the form of Power Geyser and Buster Wolf.
  • It will be indicated with a "GO!" next to his fighter portrait.
• Fighter ability: Dodge cancel

Note: All numbers are listed as base damage, without the 1v1 multiplier.

		Name	Damage	Description
Neutral attack		Jab, Body Blow, High Kick	3%	A high jab, followed by a hit to the body, and ending with a high kick launcher. The first two attacks can each be canceled into special attacks, most reliably Power Dunk.
			1% (hit 1), 2% (hit 2)
			7%
Forward tilt		Middle Kick	13% (foot), 12% (leg)	A middle-height kick that is invincible. Can be canceled into specials and is a very easy and reliable confirm into Buster Wolf.
Up tilt		Rising Upper	11%	An uppercut. Somewhat quick, and can be canceled into specials.
Down tilt		Under Kick	3%	A low kick. Low damage, but doesn’t have a lot of endlag.
Dash attack		Power Charge	13% (clean), 10% (late)	A charging shoulder tackle. Similar to Wario’s.
Forward smash		Backspin Kick	18%	A spinning kick in which Terry slightly reels back before leaping forward while performing it. Considerable endlag on both ends but boasts extremely good KO power.
Up smash		Wild Upper		Terry crouches down and performs an uppercut, similar to Ryu's up smash.
Down smash		Slide Kick	12%	A low kick, hits directly in front of Terry.
Neutral aerial		Chop	7% (clean), 5% (late)	A quick aerial chop. Can be canceled into specials.
Forward aerial		Jump Kick	11% (clean), 8% (late)	A diagonally angled kick.
Back aerial		Jump Backward Kick	15%	Spins around and kicks behind Terry. Somewhat similar to Ryu and Ken’s back air.
Up aerial		Somersault Kick	9%	A flipping kick above Terry. Has low end lag and can combo into itself or other moves at low to mid percents and can be used at higher percents fro kill setups. Similar to Mario's up air in terms of utility.
Down aerial		Jump Karate Punch		A downward punch. Has a meteor effect, similar to Ryu and Ken. Pops the opponent up slightly if they are hit on the ground.
Grab			—
Pummel			1.5%
Forward throw		Buster Throw	10%
Back throw		Buster Throw	10%
Up throw		Grasping Upper	5% (hit 1), 1% (throw), 5% (collateral)
Down throw		Neck Breaker Drop	8%
Forward roll Back roll Spot dodge Air dodge		—	—
Techs		—	—
Floor attack (front) Floor getups (front)			7%
Floor attack (back) Floor getups (back)			7%
Floor attack (trip) Floor getups (trip)			5%
Edge attack Edge getups			10%
Neutral special		Power Wave	9% (long), 8% (short), 11% (airborne)	Terry punches the ground, generating a wave of energy. If used in the air, he will release a non-range burst of energy, also known as Round Wave.
Side special		Burning Knuckle/Crack Shoot		Tilting the Left stick towards the opponent will make Terry jump dash towards his opponent with a energy punch. Tilting the Left stick away from the oponent will have him jump and spin his body with his extented leg.
Up special		Rising Tackle		Terry jumps in the air, performing an upward spin that deals multiple hits.
Down special		Power Dunk		Terry jumps, hitting the opponent with the shoulder before slaming down with an energy punch.
Final Smash		Triple Wolf		Terry starts off with his Triple Geyser, where he punches the ground three times to erupt three big geysers. If the last geyser hits the opponent, Terry will do his Power Dunk on the stomach before ending with his Max Buster Wolf.

Dodge Attack

Terry has the unique ability to perform a counterattack right after spot dodging. By pressing the attack button immediately after performing a spot dodge, Terry will perform an attack with the same animation as Grasping Upper, his up throw, dealing 11% damage. His upper body is invincible during this move.

Super special moves

When Terry is at 100% damage in Stock or Time battles, or 1/3 HP in Stamina battles, he can perform 2 Super Special Moves using command inputs:

• Power Geyser (↓ ↙ ← ↙ → + attack/special) - Terry will punch the ground, erupting a big geyser of energy.
• Buster Wolf (↓ ↘ → ↓ ↘ → + attack/special) - Terry charges towards his opponent with an energy punch. If hit, he will release a tremendous explosion.

On-screen appearance

• Jumps onto the stage from the background and adjusts his hat, similarly to the lane switching mechanic of the Fatal Fury games.

Taunts

• Up taunt: Gestures and says, "Hey, come on, come on!" Based on his signature intro pose.
• Side taunt: Turns to the side and points, saying, "Stand up." Based on a victory pose he received in Garou: Mark of the Wolves.
• Down taunt: Takes his hat off and spins it around, before putting it back on.

Idle poses

• Adjusts his cap before quickly pumping his fists.

Victory poses

• Terry turns around and throws his hat to the side while shouting "Okay!". Based on his signature victory pose in virtually every appearance he makes.
• Terry briefly wipes his nose before taking his hat, turning it to the side a bit and tossing it off.
• Terry brushes his hat against his legs a couple times before putting it back on his head and looking away with his eyes covered.

Role 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 from Galeem's control. If loading an existing save file that meets this condition prior to downloading Terry, he is immediately unlocked.

Classic Mode: The King of Smash

Every match is a stamina battle, where the player faces 3 opponents, one by one.

Gallery

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  Terry's splash art.

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  Terry on King of Fighters Stadium.

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  Illustration done by Kyōtarō Azuma posted on Twitter to commemorate Terry's inclusion in Smash.

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  Terry using Burning Knuckle on King of Fighters Stadium.

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  Terry posing with several background characters on King of Fighters Stadium.

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  Terry, Peach, Captain Falcon, and Ridley on New Donk City Hall, all in their yellow alternate costumes.

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  Terry using Power Geyser on Falco, Link, and Villager on King of Fighters Stadium.

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  Terry and Mario taunting on Princess Peach's Castle.

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  Terry using his Final Smash on Captain Falcon.

Trivia

• Terry's reveal trailer makes a slew of references to other SNK titles.
  • The beginning of the trailer shows an invitation falling into Kyo Kusanagi's hand, taken directly from the opening of The King of Fighters '94 (which even used the same monospaced font for in-game text); the message ending with [S] is a reference to Rugal Bernstein ending the message with his initial [R], with the Smash director Masahiro Sakurai instead ending it with his own initial.
    • However, according to Sakurai, the [S] was snuck in by the team without him knowing; he later states that the [S] could also mean Super Smash Bros., and not just "Sakurai".
  • Ryo Sakazaki's cut-in is a sequence taken from the intro of The King of Fighters '96. The music being played (which continues into the Andy and Joe segment) is from the first stage of Art of Fighting, where the player fights Ryuhaku Todoh.
  • Joe Higashi and Andy Bogard's appearance features a sequence from Fatal Fury Special.
  • Geese Howard falling from his tower references Geese's demise at the end of Fatal Fury: King of Fighters. His sprite has been edited to match his design from Fatal Fury 3: Road to the Final Victory. The music being played in this segment is Geese's traditional theme song, "Soy Sauce for Geese", as heard in Fatal Fury Special.
  • Nakoruru's sequence is from the Vs. screen of Samurai Shodown II. The music is her stage theme from the first Samurai Shodown game, known as "Shizen no Utage (Nature Party)".
  • Iori Yagami's sequence is taken directly from the intro sequence of The King of Fighters '95, with his laughter being his signature win pose. The music for this part is his team's theme, "Stormy Saxophone 2", from The King of Fighters '96.
  • Additionally, the frame in which the letter rests on the floor in a spotlight before Terry grabs it is nearly identical to the one in the intro sequence of The King of Fighters '95, albeit in a slightly different camera angle.
  • Terry's silhouette is from the intro of Real Bout Fatal Fury.
• Terry's reveal trailer is also the first trailer to use 16-bit sprites.
• Terry is the 2nd DLC fighter to have multiple trailers, after Joker.
• Terry's 2nd trailer is the first trailer for a DLC fighter to feature a victory animation.
  • Terry is also the only character who has had his reveal trailer updated at a later date.
• Terry is the fourth fighter to receive an invitation letter in his reveal trailer, after Villager, Isabelle, and Joker.
• Terry's inclusion marks the second time Capcom, SNK, and Square Enix (and, more specifically, Street Fighter, Fatal Fury, and Final Fantasy) have crossed over in a fighting game developed by Bandai Namco, as Akuma, Geese Howard, and Noctis Lucis Caelum previously crossed over in Tekken 7.
  • 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 first DLC character not to be accompanied by another character in the panoramic artwork. Piranha Plant is accompanied by a Pikmin, Joker is accompanied by Morgana, Hero is accompanied by a Slime, while Banjo & Kazooie accompany each other.
• Terry is the fourth newcomer in Ultimate to not be announced in the same presentation as another, after Inkling, Isabelle, and Joker.
• Terry is the first fighter to be banned from a Nintendo-based tournament before even being released, as announced by Nintendo France. However, this ban would later be lifted, which is also before his release.
• Terry is the only newcomer in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate so far whose splash screen uses an in-game model; Chrom's, Dark Samus's, and Piranha Plant's use their artwork, Joker's is hand-drawn as seen in his release trailer, and the remainder of the newcomers appear in pre-rendered CGI. This does not include Inkling and Daisy, who do not have splash screens at all.
• Terry is the first character in the series to have a forward and backward special, his forward special being Burn Knuckle and Back Special being Crack Shoot.
• Terry, Ryu and Hero are the only characters who have stamina battles for their Classic Mode routes.
• Terry, along with Jigglypuff and Bayonetta, doesn't have a designated boss in his Classic Mode; all characters he battles in his Classic Mode are playable characters.