Fatal Fury 2: The New Battle (Video 1993)

Terry Bogart must overcome his own alcoholism to face a foe more powerful than any he's faced before.

Director:

Kazuhiro Furuhashi

Stars:

Mark Hildreth, Peter Wilds, Jason Gray-Stanford

Cast

Cast overview:
Mark Hildreth	...	Terry Bogard (voice)
Peter Wilds	...	Andy Bogard (voice)
Jason Gray-Stanford	...	Joe Higashi (voice)
Tony Sampson	...	Tony (voice)
Sarah Sawatsky	...	Mai Shiranui (voice)
French Tickner	...	Jubei Yamada (voice)
Paul Dobson	...	Wolfgang Krauser (voice)
Ward Perry	...	Geese Howard (voice)
David Kaye	...	Kim Kaphwan (voice)
Mina E. Mina	...	Tung Fu Rue (voice) (as Mina Mina)
Willow Johnson	...	Lily McGuire (voice)
Lynda Boyd	...	Elza (voice) (as Linda Boyd)
Michael Dobson	...	Axel Hawk (voice)
Robert O. Smith	...	Additional Voices (voice)
Chris Turner	...	Additional Voices (voice) (as Christopher Turner)

Storyline

Terry is fighting abroad when a boy named Tony, who wants to be Terry's student, follows him despite his mother and Terry's wishes. When Terry Bogart is defeated by a foe more powerful than he's ever seen before, Terry falls into depression and turns to the bottle. While his friends go after this new foe Tony must restored Terry's faith... and once he realizes that only he can defeat this ruthless fiend.

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Genres:

Animation | Action | Drama

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Details

Country:

Japan

Language:

Japanese

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

68 min

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

According to an interview, character designer Masami Obari came up with the idea of casting Hirotaka Suzuoki as the voice of Krauser. He also made the anime version of Krauser much younger than the video game version as he wanted the character to be more of an "evil" Terry than "Uncle Krauser."

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Connections

Follows Fatal Fury: Legend of the Hungry Wolf (1992)

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Soundtracks

"Calling (Tony's Theme)"
Performed by 'ZI:KILL'

User Reviews

So-So story feels like filler before the next movie.

That just about describes it. Good fight scenes and good character's but (even though the story had a plot) it just seemed like an empty lead in. The best thing is 2 of the subplots: The relationship between Andy and a beautiful and tough female martial artist (more of a comedy bit at times), and Terry taking in a boy inspiring to be a fighter. Fun for fights but over all empty.