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Violent fighting to come again! As a year flew by from the excitement, we now declare the opening of our special team tournament again... In 1996!

-Intro

An epic selection of battlers in history! Can you feel the heat?

-Tagline

The King of Fighters '96 (ザ・キング・オブ・ファイターズ '96ナインティシックス) is the third game in The King of Fighters series by SNK. This game is the second chapter of the story arc "Orochi Saga", which began in The King of Fighters '95.

The game was ported to the PlayStation and Sega Saturn in Japan; the Saturn port requires a memory expansion cartridge to run. Like with '95, '96 would receive a Game Boy product based on it, called Nettō The King of Fighters '96 (ネット ザ・キング・オブ・ファイターズ '96ナインティシックス); it was also released in Europe, as The King of Fighters: Heat of Battle.

In terms of gameplay changes, this is the first game in the series to allow characters to run and roll, while also redrawing the sprites from the ground up from the prior installment.

Development[]

The development period for KOF '96 dragged on right up to the time of its scheduled release. At the location test for the title, Mature and Vice were still not included in the game, since the staff did not have enough time to completely design them. While using Neo-Geo MVS, this one includes 68 KB of RAM of video and 64 KB of RAM. This made The King of Fighters '96 the first game to break the technical limits of the MVS system.

Kasumi Todoh was added to the cast since the coinciding release of Art of Fighting 3 had increased the character's profile. Geese Howard from Fatal Fury was first meant to appear in KOF '95, but developers abandoned this idea. When KOF '96 began development, the staff decided to make Geese become a playable character. The Boss Team in which he starred along with Mr. Big and Wolfgang Krauser received "special treatment", such as music for each individual member (in comparison to other teams, who only had one). Due to memory restrictions, some of the special moves that were designed for Geese had to be left out of the game. The sub-boss character, Chizuru Kagura, was the hardest one to create. Her pixelated image was completed in a month, and the designer in charge of her often worked until six in the morning. The game also meant to introduce Whip into the Ikari Warriors Team. However, due to Leona's introduction in the same team, the developers waited until The King of Fighters '99 to add her to the cast.

The original KOF '96 was released for Japanese arcades on July 30, 1996. Neo Geo and Neo Geo CD versions were released on September 27, 1996 and October 25, 1996, respectively. The Sega Saturn port was released on December 31, 1996 and the PlayStation port on July 4, 1997. Unlike the previous game, the PlayStation and Saturn versions were released only in Japan, with a language setting allowing the player to set the game to English. The Saturn version optionally uses a 1MB RAM cartridge to run additional animations which would not fit in the Saturn's internal RAM. A Saturn Best Collection version of the port was released on October 1, 1998. The PlayStation version was a best seller and was rereleased in the PlayStation the Best series in Japan. It was also included in The King of Fighters Collection: The Orochi Saga in 2008 for the PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable and Wii.

Like the previous game, a Game Boy game based on The King of Fighters '96 was released by Takara in Japan titled Nettō The King of Fighters '96 on August 8, 1997, and was released in Europe titled The King of Fighters: Heat of Battle in 1998. This version only includes 17 of the 29 characters in the original version. The Game Boy game features a secret code called "Carnage" mode, which allows the player's (including CPU) Power Gauge to be filled automatically without charging. This feature also enables the player to use powerful versions of their Super Special Moves and normal versions of Super Special Moves without having the player's health at a low rate. Characters exclusive to the Game Boy version includes Orochi Iori and Orochi Leona from The King of Fighters '97, a stronger version of Chizuru Kagura, the final boss of the game, Goenitz, and Mr. Karate (Takuma's persona in the original Art of Fighting).

An extensive database for the game, titled The King of Fighters '96 Neo Geo Collection, was released on February 14, 1997 to promote the year's title. It was available only for the Neo-Geo CD. The database includes the game's intro, an interactive reenactment of the game's backstory, character profiles spoken by their voice actors, outtakes, an exclusive gallery section from the creators, a complete command list and a sound selection. A similar version of this game, The King of Fighters '96 Perfect File, was also released for Windows and Macintosh computers. This version was released on June 18, 1997 and includes most of the features found in its predecessor.

Gameplay[]

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Gameplay of Terry vs. Kasumi

As the fighter takes damage and blocks attacks, the POW Gauge builds up, depending on the intensity of the hit. Being struck by multi-hit attacks increases the gauge faster. However, you can manually store power with the Power Builder Surge move, but leaves you very vulnerable. Once the gauge is filled up, it flashes MAXIMUM and your fighter's offensive power increases for a short while. During this maxed-out state, you can also perform your character's unique Desperation Move for devastating damage! The gauge remains at max for a limited time only, so make good use of the extra attack power and don't be afraid to use your Desperation Move before the gauge drains away!

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Gameplay of Goenitz vs. Chizuru

The character's life gauge has 6 notches. Once the life gauge drops below 2 notches, the gauge flashes red. In this time of peril, your character can perform Desperation Moves indefinitely without the maximum POW Gauge requirement. An new feature to the game is once your life flashes red AND you have your POW Gauge filled-up, you can pull off a Super Desperation Move which deals up to twice the damage of the normal version (and has an altered animation)! It's a great way to turn the tides of battle! Certain situations during the fight may even allow you to perform Super Desperation Moves just by having a full POW Gauge!

In addition, the POW Gauge drains much faster when it is filled up to the max by blocking attacks or taking damage. Using the Power Builder Surge to store power grants you more time in Max Mode before it completely empties.

Furthermore, new to this game as a series staple onwards is the introduction of running (which replaces the forward hop dash that was re-added later on in some modes) and the ability to forward roll and back roll (replacing the spot-dodge-styled sidestep and sidestep attack). However, command normals mysteriously are absent from this installment.

Story[]

The official story given by SNK is as follows:

"Unlike the mystery surrounding previous KOF competitions, KOF '96 has become a major international event sponsored by a number of huge corporations.

Preliminary contests have been held in various areas throughout the world, and among the top nine teams are, naturally, the usual KOF contestants who have been looking forward to test their abilities in an official competition.

This time, however, there is a team among them who cannot fail to raise eyebrows, composed of Geese Howard, Wolfgang Krauser, and Mr. Big. The three who once attempted to conquer the world are now but mere contestants in this tournament.

Is their object, perhaps, to do away with the Bogard brothers or the disciples of Kyokugen karate?

If that weren't enough to surprise...Iori Yagami appears once again, teamed up with a pair of mysterious women.

How will the rivalry between Iori and Kyo Kusanagi that has cursed their two families since ancient time play out this time around?

This is KOF '96, held as an official recognized sporting event, over which dark clouds have already started to gather...."

Characters[]

Overview[]

This game is the first in which teams undergo substantial changes. The new characters introduced in this game (between originals and of other franchises) are:

KOF'96-Leona
Leona Heidern, the newest soldier of the Ikari Warriors squad and Heidern's adoptive daughter, who found her wandering aimlessly with amnesia. She replaces her adoptive father in the Ikari Warriors Team, after being found by the Commander in a forest, as a consequence of having killed her biological family and the entire village where she lived. The colonel Ralf Jones takes the leadership of the team.
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Kasumi Todoh, from the Art of Fighting series (more precisely Art of Fighting 3), is a Aikido student searching for her missing father. She takes Yuri Sakazaki’s place on the Women Fighters Team (who went to the family's team (Art of Fighting Team) to replace her father, and under his orders), and joins with the kunoichi Mai Shiranui and the bar owner /bartender King for the first time.
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Mature and Vice, two members of the Orochi Hakkesshu brotherhood, who served as Rugal Bernstein’s secretaries under Goenitz’s orders to keep an eye on him. Now, he instructs them to join with Iori Yagami with the same objective (due to the musician's clan having a pact with the evil entity), replacing the ninja Eiji Kisaragi and Geese Howard's bodyguard Billy Kane, to form the new Yagami Team. Mature uses her sharp nails to fight and Vice, her monstrous strength.[1]
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Geese Howard, from the Fatal Fury and Art of Fighting series, is the leader of the new team know as Bosses Team. He enters the KOF tournament under the guise of pursuing Terry Bogard, but is in reality aiming to learn more about the Orochi's power;
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Wolfgang Krauser, from the Fatal Fury series and the second member of the Bosses Team, is Geese's half-brother. He accepts his invitation to the tournament to amuse himself and test his own strength, but, in reality, he is used by him, as pawns in his attempt to nab an ancient power.
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Mr. Big, from the Art of Fighting series and the third member of the Bosses Team, enters the KOF tournament to possibly expand the influence of his criminal organization.
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Chizuru Kagura, the sub-boss of the game and the host of this KOF tournament, is the heiress of the Yata Clan, one of three clans who sealed Orochi. Her family is the owner of the artifact known as Mirror of Yata'.[2]
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Goenitz, the final boss of the game, is a priest and a Heavenly King of the Orochi Hakkeshu brotherhood. His main objective is revive his master.[3]

The teams who participate in the tournament are:

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After a nightmare with Goenitz, a Heavenly King of Orochi, Kyo Kusanagi convinces his friends Benimaru Nikaido and Goro Daimon to defeat him, and forms, once again, the Hero Team.
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The Fatal Fury Team (the Bogard brothers, along with Joe Higashi) once again formed a team together after his habitual enemies Billy Kane and Geese Howard appeared before them with the common threats. Geese reveals to the team that he'll be entering in the KOF as an invited guest.
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The Kyokugen master Takuma Sakazaki talks to his main disciples Ryo Sakazaki, Robert Garcia and Yuri Sakazaki about this upcoming KOF tournament. He announces that he'll be retiring starting this year, and requests that Yuri should team up with Ryo and Robert, much to the former's disdain, forcing the young girl to leave the Female Team. The three team up as the new Kyokugenryu Team (Art of Fighting Team).
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Heidern informs his trusty soldier Ralf Jones and Clark Still that he will not be joining KOF anymore, as his long life goal of killing his biggest enemy Rugal Bernstein has been achieved, and he must oversee their mission to watch out for any suspicious activity for the tournament. To fill in the missing team member, the e enlists a new operative named Leona, who after a not-so-friendly introduction, forms the new Ikari Warriors Team.
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The Psycho Soldier Team once again enters KOF. Athena Asamiya and Sie Kensou sees this as their chance to boost their popularity, while their master Chin Gentsai wonders who could be behind the strings this time acting in the tournament.
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The kunoichi Mai Shiranui tells to her bartender King that their habitual teammate Yuri won't be joining them for KOF, as she is already on the Kyokugenryu Team. King initially decides not to join KOF, as she wanted to spend time with her younger brother Jan, but he convinces her that she should join this year. As for their final member, they meet a Japanese girl named Kasumi Todoh (an Aikidoka), who wanted to join KOF' to possibly find clues about her missing father. The three come together as the new Women Fighters Team.
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The bandits Chang Koehan and Choi Bounge are once again tagged along with their master Kim Kaphwan to form the Korea Justice Team. This time, if they win, Kim will see them as rehabilitated, and will let them go free.
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Iori Yagami is approached by the misterious ladies Mature and Vice, Rugal's old secretaries. The two women askes Iori to join KOF in the hopes of finally killing his biggest enemy, Kyo Kusanagi. Iori agrees, but blatantly mentions that they're both up to something. Together they form the Yagami Team.
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After overhearing an argument between the criminals Wolfgang Krauser and Mr. Big, the crimelord and evil emperor Geese Howard decides to for a team with the two. The three, while not trusting each other, see this as the perfect chance to crush all their enemies in one place. The three together form the Bosses Team.

Official Team Roster[]

Hero Team (A.K.A. Japan Team, Protagonist Team or Kyo Team)[]

Kyo96
Kyo Kusanagi
Benimaru96
Benimaru Nikaido
Gorodaimon96
Goro Daimon

Fatal Fury Team (A.K.A. Garou Densetsu Team)[]

Terry96
Terry Bogard
Andy96
Andy Bogard
Joe96
Joe Higashi

Art of Fighting Team (A.K.A. Kyokugenryu Team)[]

Ryo96
Ryo Sakazaki
Robert96
Robert Garcia
Yuri96
Yuri Sakazaki

Ikari Warriors Team (A.K.A. Ikari Team)[]

Leona96
Leona Heidern
Ralf96
Ralf Jones
Clark96
Clark Still

Psycho Soldier Team (A.K.A. Athena Team)[]

Athena96
Athena Asamiya
Kensou96
Sie Kensou
Chin96
Chin Gentsai

Women Fighters Team[]

Kasumi96
Kasumi Todoh
Mai96
Mai Shiranui
King96
King

Korea Justice Team (A.K.A. Kim Team)[]

Kimkaphwan96
Kim Kaphwan
Chang96
Chang Koehan
Choi96
Choi Bounge

Yagami Team (A.K.A. Rivals Team or Deuteragonist Team)[]

Iori96
Iori Yagami
Mature96
Mature
Vice96
Vice

Mid-Boss Team[]

Bosses Team (A.K.A. Geese Team)[]

Geese96
Geese Howard
Krauser96
Wolfgang Krauser
Mrbig96
Mr. Big

Sub-Boss[]

Chizuru96
Chizuru Kagura

Boss[]

Goenitz96
Goenitz

Special Edit Teams[]

Three Sacred Treasures Team[]

Kyo96
Kyo Kusanagi
Iori96
Iori Yagami
Chizuru96
Chizuru Kagura

Goenitz Team[]

Goenitz96
Goenitz
Kyo96Benimaru96Gorodaimon96Terry96Andy96Joe96Ryo96Robert96Yuri96Leona96Ralf96Clark96Athena96Kensou96Chin96Kasumi96Mai96King96Kimkaphwan96Chang96Choi96Iori96Mature96Vice96Geese96Krauser96Mrbig96
Next two members can either be: Any character except Chizuru Kagura

Game Boy Exclusive Characters[]

Related Media[]

An extensive database for game, titled The King of Fighters '96 Neo Geo Collection, was released on February 14, 1997 to promote the year's title. It was available only for the Neo Geo CD. The database included the game's into, an interactive reenactment of the game's backstory, character profiles spoken by their voice actors, outtakes, an exclusive gallery section from the creators, a complete command list and a sound selection. A similar version of this game, The King of Fighters '96 Perfect File, was also released for Windows and Macintosh computers. This version was released on June 18, 1997 and included most of the features found in its predecessor.

In 1998, the game was pirated to the NES by a company called Hummer Team. This version only includes 7 characters: Leona, Iori, Chizuru, Goenitz, Yuri, Goro and King. Originally, there were going to be 20 characters, but 13 of them were cut out. They are: Kyo (as "Kyu") Kusanagi, Benimaru (as "Benimary") Nikaido, Terry Bogard, Andy Bogard, Joe Higashi, Ryo Sakazaki, Kim Kaphwan, Ralf Jones, Athena Asamiya, Kasumi Todoh, Mai Shiranui, Geese Howard, and Wolfgang Krauser.

Stages[]

Note 1: The Yagami Team and Goenitz's stages don't have intros.
Note 2: This game is last of the franchise where the player can fight all teams in Arcade mode.
Warning: The sight of some stages can cause epilepsy.

Normal Stages[]

  • Osaka at Night — Hero Team: A walkway in Osaka, next to the famous train station and in a school. The fight occurs in a cloudy day. Can be seen students sitting, leaning over the terrace of the catwalk and others cheering on the balcony of the school. Most wear suit and tie (men) and more formal uniforms. Also can be seen a viaduct, a plaque with the train stations, two screens with the active fighters, followed by the lettering "FIGHTING NOW" and the game's special logo for this game, vehicles passing and, in the background, the SNK's headquarters. This stage also is present in KOF XIII.
    • Intro: the special logo of the game with the writing "1996 IN JAPAN".
  • South Town Railroad at Noon — Fatal Fury Team: An abandoned railroad next to a railway. The fight occurs in a sunny day. Can be seen people watching the fight, light poles, tires, somes plaques, a weather vane, a house and a truck.
    • Intro: flags with the game's special logo in the sky.
  • South Town Railroad at Night — Art of Fighting Team: The same stage of the Fatal Fury Team. The changes are: the weather, with a sunset that turns into cloudy sky in the fourth round; an attendant sitting in the right; a red luxury car instead of the truck; and a water tank that wasn't visible in the other version of the stage.
    • Intro: the Kanji "absolutely invincible" (絶対無敵 zettai muteki?) on a black background, along with the name of the team's source game.
  • Ikari Warboat — Ikari Warriors Team: An aquatic platform. Can be seen a flag with the game's name and special logo, metal structures partially destroyed and, in the background, people cheering, two bridges, buildings and a balcony with stairs.
    • Intro: a helicopter flying over the stage.
  • Osaka at Noon — Psycho Soldier Team: The same stage of the Hero Team. The changes are: it's sunny day; the crowd is different, wearing costumes of Psycho Soldier Team and school uniforms; and can be seen some photos of Athena, from screens to posters with the writing "ATHENA ASAMIYA: LIVE TOUR '96".
    • Intro: the writing "IN OSAKA".
  • Skyscraper Restaurant — Women Fighters Team: A restaurant on the top floor of a building. Can be seen clients sitting in the tables, an aquarium in the right, a big chandelier, light projectores, a flag with the name and logo of the game, a small artificial waterfall in the middle of the stage and the waitresses of King, Sally and Elizabeth, besides Ryuhaku Todoh, Kasumi's father. In the background, the city can be seen.
    • Intro: a small close up on the floor of the building.
  • Hwaseong Fortress Waterway — Korea Justice Team: A famous palace in the city of Suwon. The fight takes in front to the Gate. Can be seen people cheering, bands with Hangul and the game's name and special logo.
    • Intro: the gates of the temple opening.
  • The Shipyard — Yagami Team: An aquatic ring with the game's special logo, next to a pier and a ship. Can be seen people cheering, light posts, lifebuoys, a red car, buildings (one with the sign ALPHA) and a bridge and flashing lights in the background. Also can be seen bats flying over the stage.
    • Note: In lieu of an intro, the screen has a fade-in effect like a video screen being turned on.

Sub-Boss & Boss Stages[]

  • The Strolheim Tunnel — Boss Team: A balcony with a high-class public and other swinging flags with the game's special logo, a small gondola with a gondolier and a film crew and a small ladder can be seen. When the boat sails through the tunnel, the gondola follows the route. Stroheim Castle can be seen in the ongoing thunderstorm.
    • Intro: the gate of the tunnel.
    • Note 1: The stage also appears in KOF '98: Ultimate Match, with some changes.
    • Note 2: in this game, the boat moves in the second and fourth rounds. In KOF '98: UM, the boat starts to move from the 2nd round, back to the place of origin in the 4th round and moves back in the final round.
    • Note 3: In KOF '98 UM, this stage is called Dark Arena.
  • The Finals at Kagura Stadium: A glamorous stadium where the finals of the tournament take place. Can be seen an euphoric audience, photographers, videographers, bands with the sponsors, the game's logo, women with bikini and people dressed like some characters. In the arena, can be seen the game's logo and name, pillars, stone lions and a screen, when appears the name's game and the words LAST STAGE and THE FINAL BATTLE, besides Kyo, Iori, Andy, Robert and Clark fighting. Associated with Chizuru.
    • Intro: the game's name and special logo.
  • The Ruins of Kagura Stadium: The Kagura Staduim destroyed by a hurricane. Can be seen the collapsed pillars, the broken floor and the scorched arena. The bands are scattered and flying all over the stage and the screen is knocked over. Only one band remained, with the name Masato, a former SNK illustrator. In one round, can be seen a person (who was dressed like Athena) trying to hold a ruined pillar, but is blown away by the wind. Associated with Goenitz.
    • Note: The stage also appears in KOF '98: Ultimate Match, with some changes.

Critical Reception[]

Overview[]

In Japan, Game Machine listed The King of Fighters '96 on their September 1, 1996 issue as being the most-successful arcade game of the month. According to Famitsu, the AES version sold over 33,323 copies in its first week on the market.

The game received praise and criticism from video game publications, which commented on its new additions. The four reviewers of Electronic Gaming Monthly gave the Neo Geo AES version a 7.5 out of 10, citing the huge roster of fighters and retention of the series' strong playability. However, Dan Hsu and Sushi-X both criticized it for failing to improve graphically over the previous installment and thereby keep up with contemporary 2D fighting series such as Street Fighter. 1UP.com noted the game to be unbalanced in comparison to its prequel such as noting the projectile attacks needed to be improved. However, they liked the additions of Vice and Mature and more character interaction such as the special introductions between related characters, custom endings and custom winposes. Chris Wigham from consoleob.com also found issues with projectile moves, as the fights were closer. However, he noted the graphics to have gone through a big improvement in comparison to KOF '95. Zentendo.com writer Chuck Allen praised the improvements of music and voice acting such as the announcer's voice which is "audible and understandable". He also praised the addition of new characters to the cast as well as the boss Goenitz, who is easier to defeat than Rugal Berstein from KOF '95. In a review from the compilation The King of Fighters Collection: The Orochi Saga, George Damidas from entdepot.com commented that KOF '96 should be the first game as he praised the graphical improvements and the new characters appearing in the series.

Electronic Gaming Monthly editors named The King of Fighters '96 their Neo Geo Game of the Year, calling it "an excellent packaged deal for any fan of 2-D sprite-based fighting games."

The rerelease port obtained a good review by Nintendo Life based on the improvements SNK added to the title, such as balancing the gameplay, movements of characters but criticized the audio.

GameSpot noted the game helped start "a modest resurgence in the sales of AES consoles and cartridges." During its release week, the Sega Saturn port of the game sold 109,752 copies in Japan. As of 2004, the sales went to 155,116.

Ryo Takamisaki also wrote The King of Fighters G, a manga that retells the events of the game following Athena Asamiya.

Recpetion table[]

Aggregator
Info
EGM
7.5/10
Nintendo Life
7/10

Award[]

Award
Info
EGM
Neo Geo Game of the Year


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