What you need to know
- Banjo and Kazooie are now available in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
- Fatal Fury's Terry is coming next.
- Work has already begun on another set of DLC fighters.
During today's Nintendo Direct, the company had quite a few announcements in store for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Those patiently waiting since the reveal at E3 2019 should be happy to know that Banjo and Kazooie are live in the game today. Those aren't the only new fighters joining the roster, though.
Nintendo revealed that Fatal Fury's Terry is the next DLC character in store for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Younger fans may be unfamiliar with the name — and even some older fans may not recognize him — but he's from a classic fighting series that began in the 1990s.
More DLC characters are also being added in the future, but the team held off on detailing just who exactly is joining. Development has already begun on these characters.
New fighters
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
The roster just keeps growing and growing
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate had the biggest roster for the series to date upon release, and it just keeps getting bigger. Banjo & Kazooie are both now available in it, and Nintendo announced that Fatal Fury's Terry will be joining them next
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