Manjiro Sano and Ken Ryuguji from Tokyo Revengers are coming to Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves, and SNK showed their in-game models without any gameplay. The digital version of the game is set for Switch 2 on October 22, 2026, while the physical copy is due in January 2027.
Season 3 adds Tokyo Revengers
Season 3 had already introduced Rick Strowd, Duck King, Kim Kaphwan and Lacorn before the Tokyo Revengers reveal landed. That leaves the crossover slot tied to a larger rollout, not a standalone add-on, and it pushes the roster conversation toward how the remaining character slots are being managed across October 2026 and December 2026.
Manjiro Sano is the named human anchor in the reveal, and his in-game model was shown. That is enough to signal real progress on the crossover, but the missing gameplay keeps the presentation closer to a character announcement than a full gameplay showcase.
October 22, 2026 on Switch 2
October 22, 2026 is the date that now matters for players planning around the digital version on Switch 2. It gives the release a fixed landing point, while the January 2027 physical copy creates a separate purchase window for anyone waiting on a disc-based edition.
The split between digital and physical release timing is the practical detail here. Players who want the game on day one have a date to circle, and the later physical version tells retailers and buyers that the launch will be staged rather than simultaneous.
October and December slots
October 2026 and December 2026 were set aside as mystery character slots before Manjiro Sano and Ken Ryuguji were revealed. That structure keeps the question focused on placement: whether the two Tokyo Revengers characters share one slot or are divided between the two remaining windows.
Ken Ryuguji joins the same crossover push, but SNK has not shown gameplay for either character. The models tell players the pairing is real; the withheld footage keeps the move from revealing how they will actually play, which is the next piece buyers will want before release.
