I have a memory of someone from a famous fighting game, but who was it…?

It seems like it was Richard Meyer.

It was a character from Fatal Fury, but I can’t remember the name!

I remember that there was a character with a rare button simultaneous press technique for a fighting game.
I can’t remember the name.

I just saw a thread about Bob Wilson and Richard Meyer for the first time.

Bob Dylan!

Did you participate in any events with the new release?

In the realm of minor characters from Garou, it’s easy to understand, and since the Garou team often appears in the KOF endings, I think it tends to be a topic of discussion, Bob.

Hah hah hah… I’m surprised by this.
It’s surprising that there are still ignorant country wolves who don’t know much about Bob Wilson, who was entrusted with the second Pau Pau Cafe by Richard Meyer…

Bob was the first to make a new character out of a veteran disciple, ahead of MoW and CotW.

This is rookie Bob.
This guy’s capoeira is the real deal!

Richard appeared in MI as a companion to the main character, and since there’s the element of him being the owner of the Pao Pao Café, he will definitely show up…

Why is Bob growing to a certain extent?

It was fun using Bob, so he’s a good character.
I mean, using most of the King of Fighters characters is just fun.

I remember because you were using a technique like a foggy carriage.

I like my own songs, but I feel like it’s somewhat of a disadvantage that Richard, my mentor, is more famous.

Since a thread was created before Rick in the brown character reference festival, it has been decided that the representative of the brown character from Garou is Bob Wilson.

A man named Bob who has nothing to do with the story of the Hungry Wolf!

Richard and Bob’s café is popular.
The king’s bar seems pretty average.
The Tōdō restaurant is unknown.

The new character group from 3 appeared consecutively in four games up to RB2, so if you played the Garou series at that time, I think they left quite an impression in various ways.

It gives the impression of being relatively strong, just kind of plain, but comes out quite often.

Franco was released from a desperate situation and got fat.

Capoeira…

This guy and Honfuu are unnecessarily voiced by Tomoyuki Morikawa.

I like the ones that ignite with head axis rotation.

Bob Wilson’s super special move is incredibly beautiful.

I get the impression that the new characters from 3 have been used quite evenly around my area.
It’s a story among elementary school students who don’t really care about performance that much.

Seriously, there’s no information after that about Axel Hawk.

A character that seems to have a sense of value because they are a bit more expensive in various situations.
Also, the gauge technique is practical.

When I saw the DJ by Morikito in Street Fighter 6, I honestly thought this guy is Bob Wilson.

Even though there was no participation in the striker slot in the KOF gag novel from Ureshino, it made a strange impression on me by appearing with an illustration.

So that’s how it is with Honfuu…

In its first appearance in Garou: Mark of the Wolves 3, it is a proper strong character hidden in the shadow of Clack Perpetual.

Karate Kenji

It was a relatively strong character in 3, but I don’t really have any impressions of it after that.

A place where the sake is good but the food is bad.

Step!

Regarding Honfuu, it’s the same as with Robert.
I have an accent in English, so I guess I have an accent in Japanese too.

In RB2, the attack power from throws is high, and there are infinite combos that can launch at the screen edges, but I think it’s not considered top-tier, maybe just strong at best.