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Retrieved 2010-11-09. ↑ "Japanese TV Top Ten Anime". ICV2. March 14, 2001. Retrieved 2010-11-09. ↑ 第22回アニメグランプリ [2000年6月号] [22nd Anime Grand Prix since (2000 June issue)].

This changed in KOF2K1 with the introduction of the ratio system. You could now have any combination you wanted, be it two strikers and two characters or even one character and three strikers. These combinations also affected how much damage your characters could take or receive. If you stacked your team with four playable fighters, they would take more damage, but if you went with only one, that fighter would become much stronger. SNK vs. Capcom: Card Fighters 2 Expand Edition (2001, NeoGeo Pocket Color)
This is the follow-up to the first Card Fighter's Clash, but sadly, it only came out in Japan. All of the character cards were redrawn, and more animation was added to give the game a palpable Japanese manga-style look. For the sequel, SNK added 124 additional cards and implemented a reaction card system. When an opponent tried to attack, you could play a reaction card that might let you avoid some of the damage or put additional character cards onto the table. The King of Fighters 2002 (2002, NeoGeo)
Also appearing on: Dreamcast (2003), PlayStation 2 (2004)
Attempting to instill new life into the KOF series, the 2002 edition was a dream match, much like KOF '98 was. A lot of the characters were back with the exception of a chosen few (King, the Sports team), and just about every character was put back onto the team it debuted on, so you could have the classic '96 team of Iori, Mature, and Vice once again.

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July 12th 2013: "Soul Eater" Chapter 112 released in Japan. June 12th 2013: "Soul Eater" Chapter 111 released in Japan. May 11th 2013: "Soul Eater" Chapter 110 released in Japan. April 12th 2013: "Soul Eater" Chapter 109 released in Japan. March 12th 2013: "Soul Eater" Chapter 108 released in Japan. February 12th 2013: "Soul Eater" Chapter 107 released in Japan. February 3rd 2013: Adult Swim announces that "Soul Eater" will be aired in their Toonami block, premiering the night of February 16th at 1am EST. January 12th 2013: "Soul Eater" Chapter 106 released in Japan. December 11th 2012: "Soul Eater" Chapter 105 released in Japan. November 11th 2012: "Soul Eater" Chapter 104 released in Japan. October 11th 2012: "Soul Eater" Chapter 103 released in Japan. Unfortunately, much like Samurai Shodown Warriors Rage, Wild Ambition didn't find a receptive audience despite the move to next-generation graphics. Blame it on the slow gameplay or unbalanced characters, but fans didn't latch onto this game like they did Mark of the Wolves. Garou: Mark of the Wolves (1999, NeoGeo)
Also appearing on: Dreamcast (2000)
The final installment in the Fatal Fury series takes place roughly 10 years after the last King of Fighters tournament. Geese has been disposed of, but he has left behind a present for the world in the form of his son, Rock Howard. Terry has taken in Rock and has trained him to be a competent fighter, and the result is a formidable opponent whose abilities are a hybrid of Terry's and Geese's abilities. Aside from Terry, the entire cast is completely new, although there are some very noticeable tie-ins. Kim Jae Hoon and Kim Dong Hwan are two tae kwon do experts trained by their father, the legendary Kim Kap Hwan. Khushnood Butt is a student of Ryo from the Art of Fighting, and Hokutomaru is a student of Terry's brother, Andy. Mark of the Wolves is very significant in the SNK universe because it was designed to be direct competition for Capcom's Street Fighter 3. Instead of using the parries found in Capcom's game, SNK developed a technique called "just defend," where you would tap back in order to parry attacks, which would net you some extra life. Another unique tactic in Mark of the Wolves was breaking, which let you cancel certain special attacks to extend your combo.