|
|
| Line 1: |
Line 1: |
| {{Header Nav|game=Garou: Mark of the Wolves}}
| |
| [[Image:SNK_Portrait_Hotaru.png|left]]
| |
| * '''Name''': Hotaru Futaba
| |
| * '''First appearance''': [[Garou: Mark of the Wolves]]
| |
| * '''Other appearances''': [[The King of Fighters XI]], [[NeoGeo Battle Coliseum]]
| |
| {{-}}
| |
| '''Hotaru Futaba''' (双葉ほたる) is a young girl who searches for her brother with her pet marten, Itokatsu. Even though she knows Kung Fu, she hates fighting.
| |
|
| |
|
| ==Story (in Garou: Mark of the Wolves)==
| |
| [[Image:GMotW_Hotaru.png|right]]
| |
| Hotaru is the daughter of a family of martial artists, but is not very fond of violence. She never wants to hurt others, which is the probable reason why her father taught her the lighter side of Chinese kenpo; the Juu-kei style, which suits her easygoing personality. There are two things that Hotaru appreciates the most after her mother's suicide: her ferret, Itokatsu, and her older brother, [[Garou: Mark of the Wolves/Gato|Gato]]. But Gato was a man who was tormented to become an accomplished martial artist, and was pushed too far by their father. Still,
| |
|
| |
|
| Hotaru knows who the real Gato is, and she is sure that he is not such a bad person at heart. Gato's disappearance led Hotaru to a hostile city located in the United States: Second Southtown, where fighting rules all, crime rules the society, and strength dictates who lives and dies. In this harsh place, Hotaru set out to find clues about her brother. She then heard news of a fighting tournament of epic proportions that would soon occur in Second Southtown - "King of Fighters: Maximum Mayhem." Hotaru had a feeling that her brother would enter the tournament, as he was always looking for strong opponents to fight. Following her premonitions, Hotaru entered the tournament as well.
| | =='''Kaede Futaba's albums'''== |
|
| |
|
| In her ending, she tracks Gato down only for him to deny that he is her brother. She slaps him after he yells at her. Gato smiles and says "Same as always", then he proceeds to leave Hotaru, who prays for her brother.
| | #'''Kaede the Murderer (1993)''' |
| {{-}}
| | #'''I'm So Mad Right Now (1996)''' |
| | #'''Anger Problem (1992)''' |
|
| |
|
| ==Links== | | =='''Hinata Futaba's albums'''== |
| Other [[SNK Playmore/Character pages#Hotaru|character pages]] of Hotaru:
| |
| * [[Garou: Mark of the Wolves/Hotaru|Garou: Mark of the Wolves]]
| |
| * [[The King of Fighters Ash Saga/Hotaru|King of Fighters (Tales of Ash Saga)]]
| |
| * [[NeoGeo Battle Coliseum/Hungry Wolves#Hotaru Futaba|NeoGeo Battle Coliseum]]
| |
|
| |
|
| ==Moves==
| | #'''After I Kill Em (2001)''' |
| {{Movelist|Garou: Mark of the Wolves|Moves|[[Garou: Mark of the Wolves/Hotaru|Hotaru Futaba]]}}
| | #'''Today Is Not A Bad Thing (1996)''' |
| | #'''Drop Your Gunz (1995)''' |
| | #'''Pick Your Enemies (2000)''' |
|
| |
|
| {{Footer Nav|game=Garou: Mark of the Wolves|here=Hotaru Futaba|prevpage=Hokutomaru|nextpage=Kain|nextname=Kain R. Heinlein}}
| | =='''Kasumi Futaba's albums'''== |
| [[Category:Character move lists]]
| | |
| | #'''The Curse Of The Futabas (2003)''' |
| | #'''The Ways Of Chaos (2000)''' |
| | #'''Runnin From The Law (1998)''' |
| | |
| | =='''Momoko Futaba's albums'''== |
| | |
| | #'''Conviction is Everything (1998)''' |
| | #'''Welcome To Death Camp (1999)''' |
| | #'''Blood & Flesh (1995)''' |
| | |
| | =='''Hitomi Futaba's albums'''== |
| | |
| | #'''Stay Outta My Block (1992)''' |
| | #'''Hate The Fame (1994)''' |
| | |
| | =='''Mai Futaba's albums'''== |
| | |
| | #'''Such Weakness (1993)''' |
| | #'''Watch Them Bleed (1995)''' |
| | #'''I Am Terror (1995)''' |
| | |
| | =='''Miharu Futaba's albums'''== |
| | |
| | #'''Mental Issues (1995)''' |
| | #'''Addicted To Insanity (1998)''' |
| | #'''Miharu The Insane Killer (1995)''' |
| | |
| | =='''Kurenai Futaba's albums'''== |
| | |
| | #'''Code of Death (2002)''' |
| | #'''Burn the Case (1998)''' |
| | #'''Volcanic Grave (1996)''' |
| | |
| | =='''Ino Futaba's albums'''== |
| | |
| | #'''Violation In Second Southtown (1992)''' |
| | #'''Messing With The Futaba Ringleaders (1993)''' |
| | #'''Gunz and Illegal Drugz (1995)''' |
| | |
| | =='''Akari Futaba's Albums'''== |
| | |
| | #'''Trafficking Is Everything (1996)''' |
| | #'''Korean Karz & Drug Dealerz (1997)''' |
| | #'''Deal Wit It (1995)''' |
