Laocorn Gaudeamus joins SNK’s “Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves”.

SNK released a new trailer for "Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves", revealing that Laocorn Gaudeamus will join the game as the fifth DLC fighter in the third season Character Pass on Thursday, November 19th.

Laocorn Gaudeamus is an original anime-only character who first appeared in "Fatal Fury: The Motion Picture", released in July 1994. Laocorn is the twin brother of Sulia Gaudeamus and a direct descendant of Gaudeamus, an ancient king and warrior. He pursues and collects the scattered pieces of the mystical Armor of Mars to transcend humanity and gain god-like power.

The third season Character Pass features six playable characters, along with Rick Strowd, who is now playable, released in July 2026. Duck King, who is now playable, was released in August 2026. Kim Kaphwan, who is now playable, was released in September 2026. Manjiro Sano and Ken Ryuguji from Ken Wakui's "Tokyo Revengers", who are now playable, were released in October 2026.

The sixth and final DLC character for the third season Character Pass is Reina Mishima from Bandai Namco Entertainment's "Tekken 8", and she is scheduled to arrive in December 2026.

"Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves" is the latest installment of the "Fatal Fury" series, released in April 2025. It features 17 playable iconic and guest characters, plus a Rev System, a Returning System, and classic systems such as Combination Attacks, Just Defense, and S.P.G. It aims to blend classic fighting mechanics with modern enhancements, offering a fresh experience for longtime fans and newcomers.
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Source:
- SNK YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mnwl9BV7vw
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Photo:
- © SNK Corporation.
- "Tokyo Revengers" - © Ken Wakui/Kodansha • Tokyo Revengers Production Committee.
- "Tekken 8" - © Bandai Namco Entertainment.

 

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