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*'''Rock Howard''': Geese Howard's son, whom Terry took in as his protégé after his father's demise. He first appears in ''Garou: Mark of the Wolves''. | *'''Rock Howard''': Geese Howard's son, whom Terry took in as his protégé after his father's demise. He first appears in ''Garou: Mark of the Wolves''. | ||
*'''Tung Fu Rue''': An elderly and wise Chinese master of Hakkyokuseiken who trained both Geese Howard and Jeff Bogard. His students in ''The King of Fighters'' series are the fourth arc’s main characters Shun’ei and Meitenkun. | *'''Tung Fu Rue''': An elderly and wise Chinese master of Hakkyokuseiken who trained both Geese Howard and Jeff Bogard. His students in ''The King of Fighters'' series are the fourth arc’s main characters Shun’ei and Meitenkun. | ||
*'''Kim Kaphwan''': A Taekwondo master with a strong sense of justice, who befriended Terry after they met and fought during the events of ''Fatal Fury 2''. One of the veteran fighters of ''The King of Fighters'' series, where he leads his own team based in Korea (with the exception of ''The King of Fighters XI'', where he is Terry’s teammate). | *'''Kim Kaphwan''': A Taekwondo master with a strong sense of justice, who befriended Terry after they met and fought during the events of ''Fatal Fury 2''. One of the veteran fighters of ''The King of Fighters'' series, where he leads his own team based in Korea (with the exception of ''The King of Fighters XI'', where he is Terry’s teammate; and ''The King of Fighters XV'' is the first game where he is absent from the tournament). | ||
*'''Blue Mary''': A private detective and secret agent who befriends Terry after her first appearance in ''Fatal Fury 3''. The two are implied to be in a relationship, as evident in ''The King of Fighters'' series. | *'''Blue Mary''': A private detective and secret agent who befriends Terry after her first appearance in ''Fatal Fury 3''. The two are implied to be in a relationship, as evident in ''The King of Fighters'' series. | ||
*'''Ryuji Yamazaki''': A sadistic criminal boss who went insane after the torture and murder of his mentor, Sorimachi. He first appears in ''Fatal Fury 3''. Yamazaki wields a knife in his dominant hand, but rarely removes it from his pocket unless he intends to inflict serious damage to his opponent. He is tied into the story of ''The King of Fighters'' by being one of the eight heralds of Orochi, although he has no interest in Orochi's revival. | *'''Ryuji Yamazaki''': A sadistic criminal boss who went insane after the torture and murder of his mentor, Sorimachi. He first appears in ''Fatal Fury 3''. Yamazaki wields a knife in his dominant hand, but rarely removes it from his pocket unless he intends to inflict serious damage to his opponent. He is tied into the story of ''The King of Fighters'' by being one of the eight heralds of Orochi, although he has no interest in Orochi's revival. | ||