Garou: Mark of the Wolves/Terry

Overview

Combos

Matchups

Strategy

Misc.

Introduction

Terry Bogard (テリー・ボガード, Terī Bogādo), the "Legendary Hungry Wolf". After the events of the previous games in the series, Terry took Rock Howard, the young son of his deceased arch-nemesis, Geese Howard, under his wing, developing a father-son bond with the boy and teaching him how to fend for himself as they traveled the world together.

Now, ten years later, he and a teenager Rock are back in South Town (properly re-named "Second South"), to participate in the "King of Fighters: Maximum Mayhem" tournament, in order to test and improve their skills; with no knowledge of the true plans of the sinister mastermind behind the scheduled event...

Terry is, overall, considered a mid-tier character in this game, with strong offensive and defensive tools that, however, are by no means flawless. His Specials are too much unsafe on block (sometimes, even on hit), so he can't really rushdown his enemies without enourmous amounts of caution; on the other hand, his excellent normals, both in the air and on the ground, allow him to stand up to his foes with a good zoning and defensive game.

Thanks to his Feint Cancels, hIs bread and butter combos are some of the best in the game, perfectly capable of doing insane amounts of damage, specially in the corner, where he also dominates with his blockstrings and resets that can easily grant him a Guard Crush opportunity if he plays unpredictably (so much that he is considered a beast in short sets, when his lockdown pressure are less obvious). His Break Special, too, is excellent, doubling as one of the best Anti-Airs in the game (it's still unsafe on block, so use it carefully).

Gameplay

Terry is a rushdown character. His main gameplan is to push the opponent to the corner of the stage where he can effectively pressure the opponent with his corner mixups, threaten a guard crush, and dish out a ton of damage with his feint cancel combos.

Strengths

Weaknesses

Jack-of-all-trades: Terry has a well-rounded toolset of normals and special moves, which gives him an effective way for dealing with most situations. Strong pressure: With many plus on block normals/feint cancels, powerful resets, and high guard crush output, Terry can dominate once he has momentum in the corner. High damage: Thanks to his forward-advancing feint, Terry has some of the highest meterless damage output in the game with his feint cancel combos.

Situational special moves: While most are not bad by any means, all of his special moves can be unsafe or risky, and most are relegated to specific/limited uses. Meter building: Terry lacks a reliable tool to build meter safely in neutral. While his strong BnBs help, it means he depends on getting in to build meter. Less momentum midscreen: Terry's mixups rely on the corner in order to be less risky and more rewarding. Having to choose one or the other midscreen means Terry can be less reliable on the offensive.

Character Colors

Profile

Full name: Terry Bogard.
Birthdate: March 15, 1971; 35 years old.
Birthplace: United States.
Height: 182cm (5' 11").
Weight:	81kg (179 lbs).
Blood type: O.
Family/Relatives: Jeff Bogard (adoptive father), Andy Bogard (brother), Rock Howard (adoptive son).
Job/Occupation: None (does part time work to get by).
Likes: Jeff's gloves, vintage jeans, Ukee (his pet monkey).
Dislikes: Slugs.
Hobbies: Playing video games, trawling, wall painting.
Favorite food: Fast-food, clubhouse sandwiches made by Rock.
Forte in sports: Basketball.
Special skill: Making 50 3-pointer shots in a row.
Most unpleasant: Cigarettes.
Favorite music: Rock and Country.
Fighting style: Martial arts and street fighting.

Move List

Frame Data Source: https://w.atwiki.jp/garoumow/pages/20.html and https://w.atwiki.jp/garoumow/pages/81.html

Data Help
Disclaimer: This is meant to teach basic terminology used when describing moves.
HitBox:	A predefined area (usually a group of rectangles or circles) that tell the game how any given attack can come in contact with a character. Hitboxes are invisible to the player when normally playing.
HurtBox:	A predefined area (usually a group of rectangles or circles) that tell the game how your character is allowed to get hit by any incoming attack. Specifically, you'll get hit by (or block) an attack if that attack's hitbox ever overlaps your hurtbox.
Throw Box/Range:	Active throw frames and range. Your opponent will be thrown in this field if not in block or hit stun.
Projectile Box:	Hit box on a projectile attack.
Guard/Counter Box:	The Guard Box or Counter Box. This appears when blocking or using a counter move.
Push Box:	Has no bearing on hurt/hit boxes. Just allows characters to not pass through each other. (Also known as "Collision Box".)
Command	the input for the attack.
Start Up	The number of frames that initiate at the beginning of an attack after the input. And when the first hitbox is present. The first active frame is after the last startup frame.
Guard	The way this move must be blocked. High or H or Overhead (especially when from the ground) -- must be blocked standing. High-Low or HL or Mid -- can be blocked either standing or crouching. Low or L -- must be blocked crouching.
Damage	"basic" damage -- unmodified damage values "correct" damage -- damage values modified for damage scaling, TOP multiplier, and defense rate
Guard Crush Value	Decrease your guard durability gauge/meter by that value/s
+	signifies how many advantage frames the attacker has.
-	signifies how many disadvantage frames the attacker has.
KD	means the attack will knock the opponent down.
◯	circle means cancelable on both hit/block.
∞	infinity means chain cancelable with the same button (renda cancel).
※	means cancelable on the first hit/part only.
《 》OR « » OR << >> OR ( )	The numbers in the brackets are the startup frames until the next stage (the gap until the next hit's first active frame).
△	up triangle means only cancelable on block.
▽	down triangle means only cancelable on hit.
× OR X	means not cancelable.

Notes:

• Special/Super moves with "Guard" data in red text are impossible to just defend at 0-pixel health bar.

Close Standing Normals

Close 5A

c.5A

Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
4	Mid	3	4	4	11
Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
+7	+7	◯	◯ / ∞	◯ / ∞	4
As fast as it can get with a 3F start-up, this is a pretty good button to mash around when your about to score a Guard Crush. Good poke, cancelable into Specials, and starter of a few basic combos. Also works as an Anti-Air, specially after a cross-under.

Close 5B

c.5B

Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
6	Mid	4	4	8	16
Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
+3	+3	◯	◯	◯	4
Canceled right into a Power Dunk, this can be used as an Anti-GC option on the enemy's wake-up. It has the same "whiff on jump startup" property as 2B, but doesn't hit low, not a very useful move.

Close 5C

c.5C

C	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
	9	Mid	5	5	21	31
	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
	-5	-5	◯	◯	◯	5
If the foward Feint Cancel is the heart of Terry's gameplay, this move is certainly the soul: good start-up, excellent blockstun and hitbox positioning, fairly safe on block, Feint, Special and Super cancelable, blockstring and combo starter, throw button... this move has it all. Expect yourself to be using this a lot.
C>6C Double Combination	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
	9	Mid	2	3	14	19
	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
	+4	+4	X	X	X	5,9
Terry's target combo from cl.5C is really good not only because it is completely safe on block, but also because it allows him to easily hit-confirm and link it's last attack into the strong version of his punch Super, anywhere on the stage, or even into his light Break Special, but only when the enemy has his back against the corner (courtesy of midscreen pushback limitations). Since it hits twice, it doubles an excellent Anti-GC weapon, even more so because of it's potential to be linked in any of the aforementioned ways. Also works as a nice frame trap, since most people don't know that this is positive on block.

Close 5D

c.5D

Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
6,6	Mid	7	2,2	21	32
Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
-2	-2	※	※	※	3,3
A good frametrap tool, you should feint it on the 1st hit. As a frametrap it has multiple purpose : - The vertical hitbox will hit a jump startup with the 2nd hit (which will be feint cancelled, only cancellable when the 1st hit whiffs) - On hit/guard, the feint leads to more pressure/combo - Will tech mashed throws - If a JD occurs on the 1st hit, the little lag will mess with the feint input timing, letting the 2nd hit happen, preventing non invincible guard cancels.

Far Standing Normals

Far 5A

f.5A

Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
5	Mid	4	4	7	15
Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
+4	+4	◯	◯ / ∞	◯ / ∞	4
Basically the same as his cl. A, except that is has a far better range. Fast poke, excellent for intercepting dashers. Special and Super cancelable. Also doubles as a pretty decent Anti-Air (even better after a cross-under). This move also works as a frame trap to beat out opponents trying to engage you after blocking something, like Terry's Power Wave.

Far 5B

f.5B

Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
7	Mid	5	4	10	19
Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
+1	+1	X	X	X	4
This move isn't Special cancelable. However, it works as one of Terry's best Anti-Airs, since it has a deceptively large hitbox and speed. It's also pretty safe in case the opponent empty-jumps at you, expecting to Air-JD your Anti-Air, since the pushback won't allow him to counter-attack. At precise ranges, this move will beat out hop and jump attempts, acting as a preemptive Anti-Air of sorts. Good frame trap when followed by a far. A, for example.

Far 5C

f.5C

Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
14	Mid	11	4	19	34
Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
-2	-2	X	X	X	5
Pretty horrible normal. Not only is this button ungodly slow, it's also unsafe on block and on hit, and it's not even Feint, Special, or Super cancelable. Do yourself a favor and avoid this.

Far 5D

f.5D

Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
14	Mid	9	4	22	35
Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
-5	-5	△	X	◯	5
A little slow, but it has good damage and nice range, allowing it to be used as poke at far distances (with caution and moderation, of course). This isn't cancelable on hit, but it is cancelable on block, making this move a prime candidate of corner resets with Terry's Power Charge.

Crouching Normals

2A

2A

Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
4	Mid	4	4	5	13
Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
+6	+6	◯	◯ / ∞	◯ / ∞	4
An average normal. One frame faster than Terry's crouching light kick (but it doesn't hit low, making it less useful). Good frame advantage on block and on hit. Special and Super cancelable.

2B

2B

Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
6	Low	5	4	5	14
Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
+6	+6	◯	◯	◯	4
Very good normal. Medium range, fast startup, Special and Super cancelable, and it has to be defended low; as such, this move is a great add to Terry's overall mixup game when used as a meaty. The hitstun in this also allows for some nice and easy hit confirms. It's also sometimes used as a frame trap with Terry's run (run a little, 'cr. B', run a little, 'cr. B' again), but it's not something that should be abused.

2C

2C

Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
9	Mid	7	3	12	22
Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
+6	+6	◯	◯	◯	5
Another excellent normal. Average startup and solid range turns this move into one of Terry's most commonly seen combo finishers. It's also his best way to punish unsafe moves at mid-ranges.

2D

2D

Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
10	Low	8	3	33	44
Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
KD	-15	X	X	X	5
Terry's sweep is easily one of the worst in the game, with just atrocious disadvantage on block. It has some speed and, of course, it can score you a knockdown, but that's pretty much it. Should be used sparringly.

Jumping Normals

jA

j.A

Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
6	High	4	8	-	-
Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
-	-	-	X	X	4
This move comes out faster than any other of Terry's air attacks. It's horizontal hitbox will strike out of the air almost anything at heights equivalents to that of Terry's own jump. It may lack a little range, but this is still one of Terry's most usefuls Air-to-Airs that can be used in whatever jump trajectory. Since it stays active for a good amount of time, remember to press this as soon as you leave the ground, to make sure it comes out as fast as possible. Avoid using it with jump forward, since it can be low profiled and will whiff on crouched opponents.

jB

j.B

Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
6	High	5	6	-	-
Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
-	-	-	X	X	4
Probably Terry's best air attack. It may be a little bit slower than his j.A (by a single frame), but it has fantastic priority, and a hitbox aiming downwards that will strike airbone opponents bellow and in front of Terry. Not exactly a good move to throw out while jumping backwards, but in a neutral or forward jump, it will be a clean hit most of the time. In a short jump, this move, when used alongside Terry's Power Dunk, becomes an immensely useful tool as a combo starter that can only be defended high, adding depth to Terry's mixup game. Plus, jump or short jump, j.B works as a pretty good and unpredictable cross-up. Very, very useful move indeed.

jC

j.C

Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
9	High	7	6	-	-
Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
-	-	-	X	X	5
Good damage and start-up. It's mainly used as a close jump-in or short jump-in attack, but it can also work an awkward Air-to-Air when Terry's right above someone (also sometimes used to protect Terry's hurtbox while jumping backwards, which can come in handy when trying to get away with a win by Time Out for example). At the right distances (with the proper Throw setup, for example), this can also be used as a tricky cross-up.

jD

j.D

Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
10	High	9	4	-	-
Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
-	-	-	X	X	5
What it lacks in speed, this move compensates with damage and range. It can work as an Air-to-Air (this is one of Terry's strongest buttons to use after jumping backwards), but it definetly shines more as a jump-in or short jump-in strike, since it works absolutely wonders as a stupidly good crossup.

Universal Moves

Lower-body Evasion Attack (5AB)

5A+B
Lower-body evasion attack

Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
10	Overhead	26	5	15	46
Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
-1	+5	-	X	X	6
Horrible move that mostly will come out on accident after a failed Power Dunk Break attempt. Patheticaly slow start-up. If you want to do an overhead, just go for the short hop.

Upper-body Evasion Attack (2AB)

2A+B
Upper-body evasion attack

Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
10	Mid	8	3	29	40
Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
-13	-7	▽	◯	X	6
One of the worst in the game, but you're still left with no choice but to use it. It actually has a pretty decent start-up and priority (at certain ranges), so it can be used to break a few Reversal attempts. The real problem lies in it's enourmous frame disadvantage, both on hit and on block; this can be somewhat diminished by a Feint or Special cancel, but there's absolutely nothing you can do if it's blocked, since it's not cancelable at all in that situation. Other than that, the damage on this is quite good, so it can be used in combos to pump the damage up a little. It may be used as an Anti-Air too, but that's an advanced and hard technique, since the timing must be perfect, and the chance of losing or trading against the enemy is real. 1～6F upper-body invincibility.

T.O.P. Attack (CD)

Max Dunk (T.O.P. Attack)
C+D (T.O.P. Only)

Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
7, 6, 7 (base damage)	Mid	14	-	-	-
Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
KD	-11	-	-	-	25,5,5
Not particularly useful. It can be used as an easy Guard Cancel, but it has horribly slow start-up. Sure, it also does great Guard Crush damage, but even if your enemy gets his guard crumpled with this, the recovery on it is so abysmal that you won't even be able to do any follow-up. To add insult to injury, the damage is pitiful, and it's also unsafe on block.

Throws

Ground Throw

Buster Throw
Close 4/6 C

Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
14	Unblockable	1	-	-	-
Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
+37	-	-	-	-	-
Terry's normal throw. In case the throw fails, a 'cl. C' will come out instead. On hit/guard it's one of Terry's best normals as it leads to mixups (Feint Cancel it). However clC doesn't have vertical hitbox, a neutral jump to escape the tick throw will leave Terry vulnerable. You can use this to set up some tricky crossup situations. For example, after performing a midscreen backthrow, run just a little bit and then jump with Terry's 'j. C': if done correctly, the enemy will get hit in the back at a pretty deceptive angle (this can be done with a regular throw, but a backthrow seems to be easier). A similar setup works in the corner too, and it's even better: after throwing his enemy into the corner, and running just a little before perfoming a jump, even if the enemy has his back against the corner, he will have to change his block direction because of a bug that will force him to stand up facing the opposite direction of Terry's.

Feints

Forward Feint (6AC)

6A+C
Forward Feint

Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
-	-	-	-	-	11
Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
-	-	-	-	-	-
Mimics the start of Burn Knuckle A. Terry's best Feint Cancel option by far, since it makes him advance slightly, lessening the impact of the pushback from his attacks and allowing him to land more blows in his combos. This is, without a doubt, core to Terry's gameplay, and should be mastered as soon as possible.

Down Feint (2AC)

2A+C
Down Feint

Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
-	-	-	-	-	11
Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
-	-	-	-	-	-
Mimics the start of Burn Knuckle C. Almost completely uselesss. Stick with the forward one, it's a thousand times better. This one moves Terry backwards way too much, so Feint Canceling with this becomes a waste of time. You could, once in a blue moon, use this to actualy fool your opponent into thinking you're going for a Burning Knuckle... but that would be you searching really, really hard for a reason to use this at all.

Special Moves

Power Wave (236P)

Power Wave
236 A/C

A	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
	12	Mid	11	-	-	-
	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
	-6	-6	-	-	-	7
Terry's ground-based fireball. Quite average, to be frank. Pressing the light button makes the fireball travel slower, and it's generaly useless in combos. The recovery on this version of the move is better, but Terry can still be punished even on hit if it was done too close to the enemy, so be careful.
C	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
	14	Mid	11	-	-	-
	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
	-11	-11	-	-	-	8
This version of the Power Wave travels a little bit faster through the ground, making it more useful in his basic combos. However, it suffers from an even more unforgivable recovery and high block disadvantage. It's what Terry has, though, so use with caution.

Burn Knuckle (214P)

Burn Knuckle (or Burning Knuckle)
214 A/C

A	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
	17	Mid	14	-	-	-
	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
	KD	-12	-	-	-	7
This Special has very few practical uses. On hit, it will cause good damage, corner carry, and knockdown. On block, it will leave you stuck with it's pretty crippling recovery. It can, however, become relatively safe to use when blocked at the right distances (so much that people will immediately follow this up with a Power Dunk Break for an improvised frame trap). Better safe than sorry, though, so be sure to confirm this in your combos properly. It covers good range too, and it can work sometimes as an easy Guard Cancel option. Probably the best way to finish some of Terry's juggle combos, mostly on a Counter-Hit basis (and only when you can't afford the meter for a Super).
C	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
	21	Mid	23	-	-	-
	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
	KD	-10	-	-	-	8
This version of Terry's Burning Knuckle does more damage and is barely safer on block. It's also pretty much a JD/GC bait for the enemy, thanks to it's criminaly long start-up animation (that also won't allow you to practically combo this into and out of anything). Honestly, this is almost worthless.

Crack Shoot (214K)

Crack Shoot
214 B/D

B	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
	15	Overhead	22	-	-	-
	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
	-2	-2	-	-	-	4
This Special hits overhead, scoring some good damage. Quite safe on block and on hit (punishable, in both situations, only by a few Supers with 0F of start-up). It can't, however, be reliably used in combos, and the speed and range on this is lacking at best. Besides taking your enemy by surprise or something along those lines, there are very few reasons why to use this at all.
D	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
	20	Overhead	20	-	-	-
	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
	KD	-13	-	-	-	8
Travels further than it's weaker counterpart, doing more damage and now gaining knockdown capabilities. People tend to use this as an Anti-Air in some cases but, frankly, that's mostly a very bad idea. Tremendously unsafe on block.

Power Dunk (623K)

Power Dunk
623 B/D

B	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
	8,6,6	Mid, Mid, Overhead	3	-	-	-
	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
	KD	-4	-	-	-	3,2,2
Terry's very own "Dragon Punch" move, with no invincibility frames. Because of it's swift start-up, this Special is Terry's primal option for a Guard Cancel by far. It's main function, however, is to be used as an average, multi-hit, Anti-Air attack. It can be used in some very specific combos too; in ways that, for some reason, it's strong variety wouldn't. It's also relatively safe on block, since the recovery is not that bad. One of the main issues with this Special is that the amounts of hits will vary depending on the range it's used, so if the opponent tries to Air-JD every strike, he may very well land before Terry in some situations (who will be as a sitting duck for a good punishment).
B Break	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
	8	Mid	3	-	-	-
	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
	KD	-2	-	-	-	3
D	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
	9,9,8	Mid, Mid, Overhead	3	-	-	-
	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
	KD	-11	-	-	-	3,3,2
1～5F full-body invincibility. In it's strong variety, Terry's Power Dunk gains a good ammount of invincibility at it's start-up frames, so a Reversal at wake-up, for example, is now a possibility (a dangerous one still, so don't overuse it or get predictable with it). On the other hand, it's far more unsafe on block now. Can still work as an Anti-Air too, but there's still chance that Terry will get punished if the enemy antecipates it and does an Air-JD.
D Break	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
	9	Mid	3	-	-	-
	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
	KD	-2	-	-	-	3
1～5F full-body invincibility. Easily Terry's best and most useful Special move. On hit, it juggles the opponent into the air, allowing Terry to nail them with any one of his Supers (or just another Power Dunk, in case he's meterless). However, on the ground, can be punished by JD > 3f moves (not everyone has one), or block > certain supers (sometimes the spacing will make it unpunishable), or throw if done too close. => You can use the TOP glitch to prevent throw punishes. Air-JD allow punishes it as well. It can be canceled out of pretty much almost all of Terry's best normal moves, so a good Terry player must master this attack, so that any normal hit of his can lead into it for a free Super; jumps and short-jumps into his Break, for example, work magnificently when Terry is at the offense, and when he's not, an Anti-Air Break will intercept almost any jumps or hops, with or without a Guard Cancel. A really useful tip that helps any character with a "Dragon Punch" attack, but is particularly helpful to Terry, is the "Crouching Dragon Punch": basicaly, you hold downwards for a few instants after buffering the forward input, so that Terry can jump into his Power Dunk right from his crouching state. Great for lowering his hurtbox to make sure his Anti-Airs are as safe as possible from losing or trades.

Power Charge (66P)

Power Charge
66 A/C (perform up to 3x)

A	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
	10	Mid	11	-	-	-
	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
	-7	-7	-	-	-	7
A>A	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
	10	Mid	-	-	-	-
	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
	KD	-16	-	-	-	7
A>A>A	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
	10	Mid	-	-	-	-
	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
	KD	-18	-	-	-	7
Terry's "Rekka" Special, that can be followed up twice by repeating the inputs for the Special. Awesome damage, and a knockdown, on hit. Very unsafe on block. Midscreen, only the first two hits will usualy land (sometimes, only the first and the third one will), but it doesn't matter: always go for the last hit anyway, even if you know it will whiff, just so you can build some extra meter from it. When your enemy is at the corner, or just anywhere near it, all three blows will safely land.
C	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
	11	Mid	20	-	-	-
	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
	+7	+7	-	-	-	8
C>C	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
	10	Mid	-	-	-	-
	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
	KD	+2	-	-	-	8
C>C>C	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
	14	Mid	-	-	-	-
	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
	KD	-13	-	-	-	8
Another one of Terry's best moves (even if it can be considered kind of "gimmicky"). It's main use, undoubtedly, is in Terry's lockdown pressure and Guard Crush setups, since the first two hits are completely safe on block, and allows Terry to keep on the offensive. After using this move once, Terry will usually follow-up with any blockstring variety that he desires, just so that he can unexpectedly reset the blockstring all over again by suddenly using another Power Charge, till the enemy's guard is finally broken and he can land his most damaging combos. There are lots of ways to escape the reset, and lots of ways that Terry can counter those escape attempts and keep on pressuring, which is great part of his corner strenght and mind-games (this will all, however, be discussed about in more detail in an individual and proper section). It can also be used as a fantastic Guard Cancel punishment against slow moves with high recovery.

Super Moves

Power Geyser (236236P)

Power Geyser
236236 A/C

A S Power	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
	30	Mid	7	-	-	-
	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
	KD	-38	-	-	-	15
The most iconical and nostalgic move at the Legendary Hungry Wolf's disposal since Fatal Fury 2 is back... and it's average at best. It doesn't do as much damage as his Kick Super, it has a relatively slow start-up, the range on it's hitbox doesn't reach nearly as far as it's animation would suggest, it can whiff completely when used in the direction of the corner, and the recovery on it, in case it gets block or it whiffs, is absolutely ridiculous. To make matters worse, since it only hits once, the opponent can just use an Air-JD to gain a little life back, land, and still have more than enough time to easily punish you. It's not useless by any means, however: it's easy to be linked into out of Tery's jabs for some damaging Anti-Air setups, it has a surprisingly large ammount of invincibility frames on it's startup, and it works great as an Anti-Air against short hops (even allowing some pretty amazing follow-ups combos with his Kick Super, in case it trades). Just make sure to use it at the right times, or save the meter for his other Super. 1～4F full-body invincibility. Attack guaranteed to go through entire startup and come out.
C P Power	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
	16,16,16	Mid	3	-	-	-
	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
	KD	-68	-	-	-	10×3
A triple Power Geyser attack. Lightning-quick start-up, and even greater amount of invincibility frames than before, sure are good pros, but most of the cons of it's weaker version remains, making this less useful than it seems. It's one of the very few moves on Terry's arsenal that can easily be hit-confirmed out of his Double Combination, which can be sometimes useful. 1～4F full-body invincibility. Attack guaranteed to go through entire startup and come out.

Buster Wolf (236236K)

Buster Wolf
236236 B/D

B S Power	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
	18,18	Mid	7	-	-	-
	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
	KD	-17	-	-	-	10,5
The Legendary Hungry Wolf's new trademark Super, and honestly, his best one. It has a little less invincibility frames than his punch Super, true, but it inflicts greater damage and (thankfuly) can be used independently of Terry's position in the stage. Learn how to hit-confirm with Terry into this Super, and always try to land one whenever you hit your enemy out of something with your Power Dunk Break if you have the meter to spare; and since we are speaking of meter, remember to always whiff a strong Power Charge while your enemy is in his hard knocked down state, so you can safely approach and build meter at the same time. 1～8F full-body invincibility. The 2nd hit has a projectile hitbox/hurtbox.
D P Power	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total
	20,10×4	Mid	4	-	-	-
	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Feint Cancel	Cancel on Hit	Cancel on Block	Guard Crush Value
	KD	-34	-	-	-	5×5
With a twice as fast start-up time, added number of hits (five in total), and increased damage potential, this Super is Terry's best combo finisher and punishment tool by far, even if it's not generaly advised to use two stocks of Super at once (unless it guarantees the kill, of course). Quick note: almost all hits will end up whiffing if Terry use this version of his Super immediately after a Counter-Hit Break, so don't forget to use a second Break before you spend your precious meter and it all ends up going to waste. 1～8F full-body invincibility. The 2nd hit onwards has a projectile hitbox/hurtbox.