The indie studio The Arena is set to bring the classic SNK video game Fatal Fury to the big screen, with a film focusing on brothers Terry and Andy Bogard during the South Town fighting tournament. David S. Goyer, known for his work on Foundation, is writing the screenplay. In addition to the main film, a solo project centered on the series antagonist Geese Howard is in development, along with an animated series titled The Vow, which will delve into the Bogard brothers' training years. Instead of opting for a streaming platform, The Arena intends to release The Vow on YouTube. The original Fatal Fury debuted in 1991 and has since spawned ten sequels, with characters appearing in crossover games like Tekken and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. The rivalry between Fatal Fury and Street Fighter adds excitement to the adaptations, particularly with characters like Terry and Mai Shiranui appearing in Street Fighter 6. The Arena is also exploring adaptations of other SNK games, including Metal Slug and Samurai Shodown, as part of what they hope to establish as a new cinematic universe.