SNK is expanding FATAL FURY: City of the Wolves Season 3 with a Tokyo Revengers collaboration featuring Manjiro “Mikey” Sano and Ken “Draken” Ryuguji. Both characters are scheduled to join the fighting game on October 22, 2026, while a digital version for Nintendo Switch 2 is also set to launch on that date in the markets covered by the announcement.
The publisher says Mikey and Draken will be “fully independent playable fighters,” rather than characters controlled together as a single unit. Their content includes moves, animations and special introductions inspired by the anime. The original Japanese voice cast also returns, with Yu Hayashi voicing Mikey and Katsuya Fukunishi voicing Draken.
The announcement broadens the existing crossover coverage around Ken’s arrival in Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves. It also gives Season 3 a more substantial connection to Tokyo Revengers, although SNK has not confirmed additional crossover content such as stages, modes or music beyond the two fighters and their character-specific presentation.
Switch 2 editions separate the base game from the DLC bundle
According to SNK’s official announcement, the digital Standard Edition for Nintendo Switch 2 contains the base game only and is listed at US$19.99/€19.99. The digital Starter Edition is listed at US$29.99/€29.99 and includes the base game, Season Passes 1 through 3, and the previously released DLC lineup.
Nintendo’s announcement specifically identifies Mikey and Draken as playable guest characters in the Switch 2 Starter Edition. A physical release is planned for January 21, 2027, but SNK has not announced its price.
Those Switch 2 edition details should not be read as confirmation of how the collaboration will be distributed on PlayStation. Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves originally launched on PS5 and PS4, and the PlayStation Store listing includes editions tied to Season Passes 1, 2 and 3. However, the sources consulted do not specify whether Mikey and Draken will be sold separately, added to Season Pass 3 or included in the same way on PS5, PS4, Xbox and PC.
The October 22 date is confirmed by Nintendo’s US store listing for the Switch 2 Standard Edition and by SNK’s US-facing materials. Availability, pricing, physical editions and DLC distribution may differ in other regions, so the announcement does not establish a worldwide release plan for every platform.
