While his in-game appearances could not display a logo on his cap, his original artwork for FF2 is seen with the NEO-GEO logo like his FF1 artwork. His jacket now have no sleeves, the sleeves of his white shirt were torn off, his fingerless gloves has rectangular cuts on the back of each of his hands as they were supposedly biker gloves, and two-toned red and white sneakers. In Fatal Fury 2, his attire from the previous game made some significant tweaks that it became his default look on many of his appearances. This is his most "classic" design that's often seen in many of his appearances.
His sprites also apparently seen him wearing hi-tops that differentiates his artwork as he is seen wearing normal sneakers.
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His official artworks drawn by Shinkiro has minor details that could not be added in his sprites due to limitations, which includes a white circular patch on his jacket, and the NEO-GEO logo on his cap, though that it can be seen in his in-game renders at the VS screen. Starting in his debut at Fatal Fury: King of Fighters, Terry's attire was more distinguishable from the usual overall impression, as he was seen wearing a longer sleeved red jacket that was rolled up to his elbows. Terry in his first appearance at Fatal Fury: King of Fighters. Throughout most of his appearances, his overall design sought out different variations. He is often recognized with a red jacket with a white star marked on the back, white shirt, blue jeans, fingerless gloves, sneakers, and a red baseball cap as his signature accessory. Terry is often depicted as an adult male with a well-built muscular physique and long blonde hair, usually sporting a ponytail. Due to the hard work and positive feedback by the fans, Kuroki felt satisfied. Eisuke Ogura showed difficulty finalizing Terry's new design and Terry's model was recreated and polished up to four times, along with many retakes by the motion capture team. Nobuyuki Kuroki mentions how many of the staff that worked on The King of Fighters XIV came from the Fatal Fury series, so the team had sentimental feelings towards Terry and Geese. In Garou: Mark of the Wolves, Terry received a re-design as the devs thought his design was outdated. The mysterious man ended up being the model for Terry. At the time they had already decided that the main character for Street Fighter I would be a dougi-clad karate fighter, but the devs wanted to include the Caucasian man in the next game if given the opportunity. Despite appearing in the opening, he was not found in the actual game. In an interview, Hiroshi Matsumoto mentions the Caucasian man who wore a leather jacket during the opening sequence of Street Fighter I. Terry originates in Capcom’s fighting game Street Fighter. His official nickname is " The Legendary Wolf" ( 伝説 （ でんせつ ）の 狼 （ おおかみ ）). He has a knack for scoring in basketball, which explains the creation of his Power Dunk move. He has a pet monkey named Ukee (the previous mascot of SNK before Terry). He is often referred to as the " Legendary Hungry Wolf" (from Garou Densetsu, meaning "Legend of the Hungry Wolf"). Both of them were orphans adopted by Jeff Bogard.
Terry Bogard is the elder brother of Andy Bogard.
He appears to fit many Japanese stereotypes for an American character in appearance, personality and speech (his in-game vocabulary is usually limited to American colloquialisms, such as "Okay!" and "Hey, c'mon, c'mon!"). He has appeared in every Fatal Fury and King of Fighters game, and is one of the characters of choice to symbolize the company in crossover games, merchandise and publicity. Martial arts and Hakkyokuseiken chi techniques Terry Bogard ( テリー・ボガード) is the main protagonist of the Fatal Fury series.
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