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Knee Lift

Adelgund defeats Nyarai in their first fight by breaking Nyarai's nose with a Knee Lift.

## Users

### Users

Adelgund

The Knee Lift is a rising knee strike meant to give in clinches or counterattacks. It was first used in Chapter 15 of Furry Fight Chronicles when Adelgund defeats Nyarai with it in their first fight at the Masato Match.

## Description

The Knee Lift is a basic technique where the user lifts their knee to hit their opponents. In Adelgund's case, she uses it as a counter against Combagals who try to lift her of her feet, using their momentum to break their nose so that they can pass out of blood loss. She can also use the technique when clinching an opponent, as she pulled Nyarai's earrings to drag her face towards her knee for maximum damage.

## Trivia

* Nyarai suffered her first onscreen technique with this technique.
Missy Lacroix

Missy calling foul on Roora grabbing Fenny by the tail.

Missy Lacroix is a minor character in Furry Fight Chronicles who appears in the first chapter of the comic. She's a short raccoon manager who manages Fenny.

## Background

Shortly after becoming a manager, Missy summoned a demon from Hell to learn the best furry fighting techniques. In exchange for giving her right eye, Missy was taught the knowledge of how to fight. She used this knowledge to train Fenny, making her a good Combagal.

## Personality

Missy cares about Fenny, giving her advice during fights. She also shows rage when Roora used an illegal move on Fenny, yelling at the referee and using profanities on Roora. She's normally acting calm and elegant outside the ring.

Missy has an interest in occultism. She willingly summoned a demon and sacrificed an eye to learn furry fighting techniques to teach her Combagals. This is also evident in her Lolita clothes being mostly black.

## Appearance

Missy is a short raccoon woman. She has long white hair falling down her back, black fur around her eyes, black ears, and a bushy tail with rings of black and white. She dresses in a Gothic Lolita fashion that consists of a black dress, black shoes, and black gloves.

She has a headband and little ribbons on her head. She also walks around with a parasol. She has a white eyepatch on her right eye to cover her missing eye.

## Abilities

### Managing

Missy is a manager good enough to have a famous Combagal like Fenny under her agency. She acts like Fenny's support during the fights by giving her advice on how to fight in the ring.

#### Training

Besides being Fenny's manager, it is implied that Missy is her trainer. Using the knowledge she obtained from her pact with a demon, Missy taught Fenny some fighting techniques for her repertoire.

### Occultism

Missy has some talent for occultism. She was capable of summoning a demon who taught her the secrets of furry fighting in exchange for her right eye.

## History

### Act 1

#### Part 1

##### Managing Fenny

Missy appears as Fenny's second in her match with Roora. She protests when Roora grabs Fenny's tail, angrily yelling at the referee for not noticing. She then yells at Roora for beating up Fenny by using an illegal move. Ultimately, Fenny wins the match. Missy and Zilla are later mentioned by Cookie as an example of the duties of a manager.

## Trivia

* Most of Missy's facts come from the first atelier of the comic.
Lock Up

Fenny and Roora start their match by engaging in a strength contest through a lock-up.

## Users

### Users

All Combagals

The Lock-Up is a standing grappling position in Furry Fight Chronicles that shows up at the start of many furry fighting matches. It's a neutral move where Combagals struggle to get an early edge in their fight.

## Description

A lock-up traditionally happens at the beginning of the match. Two Combagals rush at each other and clasp the hands of their adversaries as they struggle for dominance, using brute strength or technique.

Roora and Fenny got into a lock-up at the beginning of their match. Due to Roora being larger and bulkier than Fenny, she eventually shoved Fenny to the ground, allowing her to attack the dropped vixen by seating on top of Fenny to squeeze her face with her thighs.

Snuggly and Sleepy show the collar and elbow tie variation once their fight with each other starts. Both Combagals place one hand in their opponent's arm to prevent the enemy from grappling them and then use the other hand around their enemies collar to grab them behind the neck. Sleepy wins the exchange by swinging Snuggly to the ropes, pummeling her with elbow strikes until she's stopped by the referee.

## Trivia

* According to Mellow, it's a bad idea to engage in a lock up with an opponent who far surpasses you in size and strength, as seen when Roora knocks down Fenny into the canvas despite the latter's technical specialty.
* Despite only showing up once, the elbow and collar tie that the Doable Dolls do in their match against each other is the most accepted lock-up in professional wrestling.
Raceagals

Raceagals are female racer who engage in racing. They are counterparts to Combagals in Furry Fight Chronicles.

## Role

Raceagals are competitive female racers. They are made of fast animal species that run across a track with the intention of reaching first place. The races on which they feature are used for betting, which allows customers to earn more money if they correctly betted on the winner of the race.

There is no restriction to what it takes to be a Raceagal. Among the best Raceagals are animal species that are known for their speed, agility, and endurance. These animals include horses, cheetahs, ostriches, and more. There are however no restrictions regarding the species that are available. This is seen with Aito Raiden, who runs in the track despite being a marine animal and therefore having more trouble running compared to a land animal. Likewise, Yukku Li is allowed to race despite being a turtle and therefore incapable of running.

The purpose of Raceagals is not just to win races. They are also designed to promote their sponsors by carrying accessories on thier person. This is more evident on Yukku Li, who is a slow racer but has an entire body covered in stickers that can be seen in the long amount of time that will take her to finish a race.

Though not as dangerous as Combagals with furry fighting, Raceagals can face injuries. The injuries can be caused by having an injury during a race, such as an accident. Likewise, it is not uncommon for outsiders to enter the race and attack one of the racers, which will affect the result of the competition.

## Trivia

* Cookie previously alluded Raceagals when she mentions horse racing as one of the sources of income that she did while gambling. Despite this, Raceagals have a larger variety of species when racing.
Backflip

Muko dodges an attack from Nyarai with a backflip

A backflip is a technique in Furry Fight Chronicles where the user jumps backwards while spinning their body so that they land on their feet. It is used repeatedly on the comic by those who use acrobatics.

## Description

The backflip is an acrobatics technique that requires the users to jump backwards. As they jump, they curve their body backwards so that they land on their feet. The technique is used to dodge attacks and make distance between the user and the opponent. It can also be used as the set-up for a moonsault.

## Trivia

* Technically speaking, Rinko showed a backflip when she performed a moonsault, but since she's only shown finishing her opponent, we don't see her pull the motion.
Downward Roundhouse Kick

Nyarai throws a downward roundhouse kick at Peki and stops it at the Masato Match.

## Users

### Users

Nyarai

A downward roundhouse kick is a technique in Furry Fight Chronicles where the user performs a roundhouse kick that goes downward from a high position. Nyarai uses this technique at the Masato Match against Peki.

## Description

A downward roundhouse kick requires the user to lift the kicking leg above their head in a chambered position. The user will then spin on their pivot leg to face the attacker as they swing and unfold their kicking leg. Because of the altitude and spin, the kick will hit the opponent in the back of the head from above.

## Trivia

* This technique is also known as Brazilian Kick due to many Brazilian karate fighters using this modified roundhouse kick.
Concatta Championship

The Concatta Championship is a special tournament that happened in 1995.

## Description

Nothing is known about the Concatta Championship except that it appears to be an important championship in furry fighitng as Freydar, one of the most important Combagals in the comic who had the potential of fighting against Donkizari, was a participant. This implies that the tournmanet is filled with high-level Combagals.

According to a poster, Freydar appeared to be the favorite to win the Concatta Tournament that took place in 1995. However, a painkiller overdose resulted in Freydar taking a blow to the head that eliminated her from the tournament and resulted in her early retirement. To make matters worse, Trilamity Day happened shortly after that, making the event even more tragic.

## Trivia

* The Concatta Championship isn't mentioned in the story, but it's alluded in a promo that shows Freydar smiling before she sustained that career-ending injury.
Flying Kick

Cookie uses a flying kick to punish Muko for her stupidity.

A flying kick is a technique in Furry Fight Chronicles where the user leaps forward, chambering one leg while extending the other to kick the opponent. It was first used by Cookie as a gag to punish Muko for saying something stupid during their conversation.

## Description

The flying kick is a kick that requires momentum and agility. The user will dash towards the target and then jump forward, chambering one leg while kicking out with the other. It's similar to a dropkick, but the user will use one foot to strike the opponent rather than two.

## Trivia

* This is the first fighting move used for the sake of a gag.
* This is the only fighting move that Cookie used so far.
Hip Attack

Snuggly knocks down Sleepy with a hip attack.

A hip attack is a strike in Furry Fight Chronicles that involves the user attacking their adversaries with their backside.

## Description

A hip attack consists of the user running towards the adversary, jumping to the air, and turning around to hit their rivals with their backside. Due to the user being airborne, the hip strike is a good way of damaging opponents as the user employs momentum, gravity, and their body weight into the attack.

## Trivia

* The use of hip strikes by Combagals is a reference to the manga Keijo!!!!!!!! where the main fighters are females who fight with their backsides.
* The hip strike replaced the drop kick as Muko's favorite move, as she uses it twice in her Heel debut on Snuggly and a referee.
Hayasai

Hayasai is a minor character in Furry Fight Chronicles. She is a Kalandesian horse who used to do racing when Cookie was a child.

## Background

Not much is known about Hayasai other than she was either from Kalandesia or that she is of Kalandesian descent. She joined racing as a living, where she had a decent, albeit average record. At some point before her first appearance, she suffered from a sprained ankle and was unable to race until she recovered from it, leaving her a bit rusty.

## Personality

Hayasai was a Raceagal who liked to race strategically. This is seen when she ran at low speeds to conserve her energy and then sprinted at maximum speed to make a comeback victory at the last moment. She also displayed a strong force of will, as she resumed racing after recovering from a sprained ankle.

## Appearance

Hayasai is a horse with gray or brown fur that has light underfur on her breasts and the back of her legs. She has five-fingered hands and cloven hooves for feet. She is tall yet muscular, reflecting her status as a Combagal. She has a dark mane that she ties in three ponytails and a tail that she styles in two ponytails.

For clothing, she wears a tank top bra that exposes her belly and shorts. She also wears bracelts and anklets as she runs. To protect her identity, she puts on a mask that covers the upper half of her face.

## Abilities

As a Raceagal, Hayasai was known for her speed and endurance. She liked to conserve her energy while racing, even if it meant the others getting ahead of her. By properly timing when she used her full power, Hayasai was able to sprint fast enough to surpass those ahead of hers to clinch a victory.

## History

### Act 2

#### Part 1

##### Racing to Victory

Hayasai first appeared when Cookie suggested Straws to bet on her. Due to prejudice against her for being a Kalandesian horse, Straws split the bet in two. While Cookie bet on Hayasai, Straws was going to bet on a Raceagal named Dolly Dore. Due to her sprained ankle, Hayasia was in last place. However, she reveals that she was holding back and then sprints at maximum speed in the final stretch. Her last burst of speed allows Hayasai to reach the first place, earning a victory and a lot of money for Cookie.

## Trivia

* Hayasai is the first Kalandesian to be introduced in Act 2.
Indifference

Freydar declaring victory.

## Chapter Info

**Chapter 49: Indifference** is the forty-ninth chapter of Furry Fight Chronicles.

## Summary

**Spoiler warning**: **Plot or ending details follow.**

The chapter starts with Freydar announcing that tonight's winner will be the last Combagal standing. Having already placed her Combagal in the ring, Freydar leaves the arena as she gets nervous if she doesn't train every hour, surprising Team Starkiller. Cookie begs Freydar to stay, but Freydar replies that she doesn't need to stay since the outcome of the match was already decided. Freydar then informs taht the Combagal that Team Starkiller is going to face was strong enough to defeat her in her glory days, which terrifies Muko.

Taking off her hat in submission, Cookie tearfully confesses that she didn't visit Freydar because she was ashamed for failing her, even adding that she was sincere when she told Freydar that she was like a daughter to her. She begs Freydar to not hate her. Freydar replies that she only challenged Cookie to prevent her from hurting the Fortune Gals and that she doesn't hate her...she's just indifferent to her. The last reply breaks Cookie's heart as Freydar leaves the arena.

Muko feels nervous about facing the next Combagal, but Kalita enters the ring and reassures her. The two Combagals then stand strong as they prepare to fight their rival two-on-one. The sarcophagus shatters into pieces, horrifying Muko and Kalita as they realize who is going to be their opponent. Cookie, Mellow, the Tendonchi Masters, and the crowd are left stunned when they see that the last Combagal is Sephario, the Kalandesian Threat.

## Continuity

* Nyarai's partner for this chapter is finally revealed as she comes out of the sarcophagus where she resided since Chapter 40.

## Trivia

* The chapter's title focuses on how Freydar feels nothing but indifference towards Cookie, symbolizing how her affection for her former manager is gone.
Shuffle

Shuffle is a dance and exercise in Furry Fight Chronicles that first appears in Chapter 37. Daikarin uses it as part of the warm up drill for Muko and Kalita.

## Description

The shuffle is a dance and exercise. The user moves along, or back and forth, by sliding their feet without lifting them. As such, those who practice the shuffle need to use a dragging, sliding step. It is designed to improve,the evasive capacities of Combagals.

## Trivia

* The shuffle is very popular in boxing to develop footwork skills.
Fortune Gals

The Fortune Gals were Combagals who fought for Cookie as members of the Fortune Factory. They're important characters in Furry Fight Chronicles because all of them eventually joined the Cyclone Crushers to antagonize Cookie.

## Background

The Fortune Gals existed at some point before 1994. In those times, Copymeleon and Temsia made a name for themselves as excellent Combagals. All of the members trained at the Fortune Factory located at the L'Asagne Farm. In 1994, Freydar joined the Fortune Factory. In the span of a year, she became Cookie's first champion.

In 1995, the Fortune Gals suffered a devastating loss at Trilamity Day. Freydar, who was overworked by Cookie and developed a painkiller addiction, retired after getting a head injury that threatened to leave her blind. Because of Cookie's role in Freydar's retirement, the Fortune Gals blamed and resented her for it.

Cookie eventually sold them to Shun Gonfano, reasoning that they were going to leave anyway. The Fortune Gals were then made into the Cyclone Crushers and reunited with Freydar.

## Description

The Fortune Gals were professional Combagals with the potential of becoming champions, as evidenced by Freydar becoming Cookie's champion and Skully and Bolouma becoming the Tendonchi Champions one year after leaving the Fortune Factory. They were very diligent in their training and developed a bond with each other.

The bonds between the Fortune Gals are made obvious when they all lost respect towards Cookie for causing Freydar's retirement. Likewise, Freydar's antagonism towards Cookie is because she's afraid that returning to furry fighting will result in a former Fortune Gal getting hurt.

## Trivia

* Ida Huggler, originally wanted to become a Fortune Gal before Cookie rejected her.
* Cookie has gravure magazines of them out of sentimental value.
Rubble Kick

Muko kicks a piece of debris towards Sephario

A rubble kick is a technique in Furry Fight Chronicles where the user kicks a piece of rubble to send it flying at the enemy. It was first used by Muko against Sephario during the Cookie Crumble Match.

## Description

The rubble kick is a foreign object technique. It requires a bunch of rubble to be present in the ring. The user will kick the rubble at the opponent with the intention of hitting them.

## Trivia

* This is a conditional technique that requires an object to be destroyed prior or during the match. Muko was only able to perform this technique because Sephario destroyed her sarcophagus.
Sanpyon District

The Sanpyon District is the main source of bars in Tendonchi.

The Sanpyon District is a district of Tendonchi that is known for its bars. It plays a part in Chapter 32 of Furry Fight Chronicles as the place where Cookie, Muko, and Kalita meet Daikarin, who would later become their trainer.

## Description

Not much is known about Sanpyon, other than it's a district of Tendonchi known for its bars. In a single frame, there were many bars next to each other, showing how popular drinking is in that segment.

## Trivia

* Because of the presence of bars, the Sanpyon District is the most alcoholic place of Tendonchi.
Feint

Cookie realizes that Muko pulled a feint on Kalita to unlock her zipper.

A feint is an attack in Furry Fight Chronicles based on wit and deception.

## Description

The user throws a blow at the opponent to catch their attention. While the enemy is focused on the first blow, the user will truly attack with the second blow. It requires speed and wit to pull such deception, but it can make for a good surprise attack

## Trivia

* Muko pulling a feint made Cookie realize that she had furry fighting potential because of her ability to pull it against Kalita despite no training or experience.
Leg Jet Burst

Nyarai uses Leg Jet Burst on Adelgund.

Leg Jet Burst is Nyarai's signature move that she unleashes in Chapter 17 of Furry Fight Chronicles against Adelgund. It is a flurry of kicks delivered with intense speed and strength to pummel the opponent until they are broken.

## Description

Nyarai unleashes her full power, which is represented by an aura of fire around her. She then throws a flurry of kicks at her opponent, increasing the strength and speed. Nyarai's kicks are coated by fire, illustrating her destructive power being powerful enough to push Adelgund away from her and force her to take a defensive stance for the rest of the fight. Nyarai's speed and agility is also increased as Adelgund was surprised at the sight of Nyarai's foot near her face before the first kick landed. As Nyarai accelerates, the kicks turn invisible due to the sheer speed and the blows are compared to fireworks exploding.

Nyarai keeps the assault until her opponent is worn down by cumulative damage, as seen when Adelgund gets her arms paralyzed from blocking too many kicks. Once she's determined that victory is close, Nyarai charges up her enemy for one last kick. The destructive power of the final blow causes an explosion between Nyarai's foot and the enemy at the moment of impact. Nyarai broke Adelgund's jaw, sent her flying into the air, and gave her a concussion with the final kick. The recoil also caused Nyarai to backflip away from Adelgund, landing safely on her feet thanks to her proficiency with aerial techniques.

## Trivia

* Leg Jet Burst is the first elemental technique in the comic due to Nyarai's fire aura and her explosive kicks. This will lead to other fighters having elemental associations, like Kalita with lightning in later chapters.
Bridge

Nyarai holds a bridge pose while talking to Cookie.

A bridge is a position where the user bends backward. It's a position that shows up in some chapters of Furry Fight Chronicles every once in a while.

## Description

A bridge is a position designed to exercise the back and the core. It consists of the users bending backwards to balance themselves in their hands and feet. This position is designed to increase the flexibility of the user, as Nyarai first uses it while stretching at Cookie's office.

The bridge position can also be used in furry fighting matches. Peki used the bridge position to dodge a blow that Adelgund threw at her by bending her upper body back to avoid getting hit.

## Trivia

* As befitting with its connection to gymnastics and yoga, the bridge position is a favorite technique of Nyarai when she trains, since her fighting style focuses on flexibility.
Foot Sweep

Muko sweeps the foot of Nyarai

A foot sweep is a technique in Furry Fight Chronicles where the user sweeps the leg of their opponent with a swift kick to the ankle to unbalance them. It was first used by Muko against Nyarai in the Cookie Crumble Match.

## Description

The foot sweep consists of the user sweeping the foot of their rival to unbalance them. The technique is done by swiftly kicking the ankle of the rival.

As shown by Muko during her fight with Nyarai, a foot sweep can be used to win a lock-up by tripping the opponent during the contest of strength. It can then be followed by a throw, strike, or submission hold.

## Trivia

* Though followed by a bulldog and spiking, this is the first successful technique that Muko used against Nyarai.
Fortune Factory

Ida Huggler seeing the Fortune Factory in its golden years.

The Fortune Factory was the first furry fighting agency of Cookie L'Asagne. It plays an important role in the lore of Furry Fight Chronicles as Freydar and most of the Cyclone Crushers started their training and furry fighting careers in that place.

## Description

The Fortune Factory was located in the rural area of Concatta. It was a small building of two floors surrounded by grass and crops of cabbages. It had a drinking machine and a signpost at the front that said "Certain Victory " written in kanji. There was another building behind it.

The Fortune Factory was Cookie's first agency. It had enough open space to allow her Combagals to train. Combagals who were registered at the Fortune Factory were known as Fortune Gals.

After Freydar's retirement because of Trilamity Day in 1995, Cookie lost the Fortune Factory. Due to Cookie being considered cursed because of her bad luck, many people refused to take the Fortune Factory, leaving it where it was.

Due to years of abandonment, it no longer has crops and the training equipment is barely functional. Cookie only took Team Starkiller to the Fortune Factory because she needed to take the Fortune Factory Ring to help Muko and Kalita train.

## Trivia

* Cookie's nickname was *Fortune Cookie* because her agency made her rich and it had the good fortune of having many famous Combagals under its name. After Cookie lost the Fortune Factory, she fittingly became *Misfortune Cookie* due to it being the start of a streak of bad luck that follows her throughout the comic.
Mel

Mel telling the Spotter about Kalita destroying Cafe Carrots.

Mel is a sheep maid who works at Cafe Carrots. She acts as a recurring and minor antagonist in Furry Fight Chronicles because of her bad opinion for Muko.

## Background

Mel worked with her friends Shira and Tunky as maids for Cafe Carrots. She and her friends had a dislike for Muko Bunburger for her perverted antics.

## Personality

Like her friends, **Mel** dislikes Muko for her perverted antics. Even after Muko defended Cafe Carrots from Kalita and the Roda Kira Gang, Mel still kept a bad opinion of Muko. She mainly acts as a follower to Tunky, nodding and adding to what she has to say about Muko. Mel shows a caring side for her friends, comforting Shira and Tunky when they burst into tears during the shakedown.

## Appearance

Mel is a sheep woman with light fur. She has her hair styled in curls and she wears little ribbons in her head.

When working at Cafe Carrots, Mel dresses in a maid uniform. She puts on white gloves, white thighs, a white apron, black shoes, and a black maid outfit.

## Abilities

### Customer Service

While not as pretty as Muko, Mel is better at customer service by using courtesy and comeliness. She and Shira easily dominated Muko before her comeback.

## History

### Act 1

#### Part 1

##### Bet With Muko

Mel is seen working as a maid while Muko is quitting her job with Manugo. When Muko returns, she has a talk with her friends Shira and Tunky. Remembering how perverted Muko acted towards them, Mel and her friends resolve to make Muko lose the bet to prevent her from winning their earnings. She and Shira work together to serve as many clients while also denying passage to Muko.

After a lesson in personas helps Muko make a comeback, Mel and her friends panic as they realize they will lose. They get annoyed when Manugo yells at them. The duel ends as a no contest when Kalita enters with the Roda Kira Gang to demand the money from the cash register.

##### Meeting The Roda Kira Gang

When Muko decides to fight Kalita to defend Cafe Carrots, Mel and Tunky believe that Muko is no match for the vixen. Their prediction turns true when Kalita pummels Muko to unconsciousness, thrashing the place in the process. After Kalita leaves, Mel agrees with Tunky on how Muko did more harm than good in the fight. They protest when Shira gives the bet money to Cookie as a reward for defending Cafe Carrots. Ultimately, Cookie returns the money when Manugo demands her to pay back for the damages made to Cafe Carrots.

#### Part 3

##### Interview With The Spotter

Mel was remembered by Muko as one of the people who looked down on her, motivating her to fight back against Kalita to prove herself to them. She was later interviewed alongside her friends by Miho Barkowitz in two different occasions. When Tunky mentioned about Muko's perverted tendencies, Mel added that she thought Muko was creepy for it. She also told Miho about how Kalita destroyed Cafe Carrots in her fight with Muko.

## Trivia

* Mel is the first of the Cafe Carrots maids to appear, serving a customer when Muko is quitting her job.
Her Weakness

Nyarai in her Combagal attire.

## Chapter Info

**Chapter 44: Her Weakness** is the forty-fourth chapter of Furry Fight Chronicles.

## Summary

**Spoiler warning**: **Plot or ending details follow.**

The chapter starts with Nyarai rushing at Muko and throwing her behind her. Nyarai then follows with a Figure Four Leglock, which makes Stonk point out that many Combagals give up because they can't handle the pain. As Nyarai taunts Muko into giving up, Muko retorts that she has a great pain tolerance, annoying Nyarai.

Nyarai breaks the hold and catapults herself with the ropes to kick Muko on the face. The blow sends Muko falling into Kalita's breasts, much to her delight. Annoyed at Muko's perverted antics, Nyarai attempts to finish her with a jumping axe kick to the head. Muko then uses a technique called Horny Hardening, which allows her to block Nyarai's kick with her hardened ass, much to Nyarai's outrage. Muko then follows with her Muko Meteor, slamming her butt into Nyarai's face to knock her on the mat.

Muko sits on top of Nyarai, boasting that she's trapped by putting her in a Boston Crab. Nyarai reminds Muko that submission moves don't work on her, but Muko counters by stating that she'll use something besides pain to make Nyarai submit. Muko then starts to tickle Nyarai's feet, making her laugh uncontrollably. Muko declares that every Combagal must have a weakness, and Nyarai's weakness is extreme ticklishness in her feet, having learned it from Mellow.

The tickling continues for a few seconds before Muko freezes in place, realizing that Nyarai is not laughing from tickles. Nyarai then reveals that she was kidding about being ticklish, much to Muko's horror. Nyarai breaks free of the pin by dislocating her legs so that she can kick Muko in the face. Nyarai then tells a scared Muko that her ticklishness was a fake weakness she created to trick Mellow, having figured out that he was a spy. The chapter ends with Nyarai declaring her intentions to punish Mellow once she defeats Team Starkiller.

## Continuity

* Mellow provided Muko with Nyarai's weaknesses by dating her at some point between the events of Chapter 33 and this chapter.
* Muko previously used her Muko Meteor in a referee back in Chapter 35.

## Trivia

* The chapter's name focuses on Muko trying to exploit Nyarai's weakness to have a fighting chance to defeat her.
Jumping Axe Kick

Kalita blocks a jumping axe kick from Nyarai

A jumping axe kick is a technique in Furry Fight Chronicles where the user jumps in the air to deliver an axe kick to the opponent. It was first used by Nyarai against Muko in the Cookie Crumble Match.

## Description

A jumping axe kick has the user jumping at their opponent with their leg raised over their head. As the user descends from their jump, they will bring down their leg heel-first into the opponent's body.

## Trivia

* Nyarai seems to consider this one of her favorite kicks as she tries to finish off Muko twice with this technique.
L'Asagne Farm

The L'Asagne Farm is a location in Furry Fight Chronicles where Cookie L'Asagne was born and raised. According to Daikarin, it's the most recognized training facility in Concatta.

## Description

The L'Asagne Farm is a farm where Cookie was born and raised. It is the most recognized training facility in Concatta. At some point in her adulthood, Cookie left the farm and became the manager of the Fortune Factory.

When accepting Freydar's challenge, Cookie states that Daikarin will train them at the L'Asagne Farm. In reality, it was a bluff to deceive the fans. In reality, Cookie went with Team Starkiller to the Fortune Factory to steal its ring.

## Trivia

* Cookie refusing to train Muko and Kalita at the L'Asagne Farm is mainly due to her having had a fallout with her father at some point after Trilamity Day.
Horse Racing

Horse Racing is a sport in Furry Fight Chronicles where horses race against each other. Cookie lists it as one of the gambles she took after the events of Trilamity Day.

## Description

As the name implies, horse racing is a sport where horses, or other equine athletes, race against each other. It seems to be a favorite sport for gamblers, as Cookie made bets on horse racing but lost a lot.

## Trivia

* Horse racing seems to be based on the real life horse racing, the main difference being that the horses are anthropomorphic people rather than animals.
* This is the first exclusive sport in the series, as only horses are allowed to race.
Cyclone Crushers

The Cyclone Crushers are elite Combagals who serve under Shun Gonfano. They're among the main antagonists of Furry Fight Chronicles because of their connection to Cookie L'Asagne, their former manager.

## Background

The Cyclone Crushers used to be Cookie's Fortune Gals prior to the events of Trilamity Day. After Freydar left, Cookie sold the Fortune Gals to Shun Gonfano, reasoning that they will no longer fight for her because of her role in ending Freydar's career. After buying them, Shun made the Fortune Gals into hostesses of Club Nighthawk and reunited them with Freydar, who was their new trainer.

In 1996, a year after joining Shun Gonfano, Skully and Bolouma became the Tendonchi Champions. A year later, Nyarai joined the team. Her role was to join Cookie's agency to ruin her comeback to furry fighting.

## Description

The Cyclone Crushers are professional Combagals over the rest. Each of them is individually stronger than the average champion. This is seen when Nyarai easily defeats Adelgund at the Masato Match once she uses her full strength. Their strength is also made clear when the Exe-Cutie-Ves refuse to arrest Shun Gonfano when they act as his bodyguards.

The Cyclone Crushers work as hostesses at Club Nighthawk. Because of their fighting experience, they don't need bouncers as bodyguards because they can easily defend themselves from clients who grope them once Shun gives them permission.

Because of Cookie selling them and causing Freydar's retirement, they have complicated feelings for their former manager. They all go along with Shun's plan to discredit her, ignoring the fact that they are also cheating as well. This is seen when Ceila wanted to intrude in the match between Peki and Adelgund once the latter got the upper hand.

Having been friends since their days at the Fortune Factory, the Cyclone Crushers are very close. This also extends to new members, as seen when Nyarai broke her own spine at the Masato Match, which horrified Jowdie, Bolouma, and Copymeleon. Likewise, when Adelgund broke Peki's arms, Ceila and Temsia took her to the infirmary.

## Trivia

* The Cyclone Crushers teams are named after wind related natural disasters. This is seen by Nyarai and Peki being named Team Firestorm at the Masato Match.
* Most of them are or were champions in the past. Freydar was Cookie's champion of one of the seven districts. Skully and Bolouma are the Tendonchi Champions. And Nyarai became the Masato Champion as of Part 2.
Masato Championship Match

Cookie describing the Masato Match between Team Deliverance and Team Executor.

The Masato Championship Match, or Masato Match for short is an important event in Part 2 of Furry Fight Chronicles as it is the debut fight of Muko and Nyarai.

## Description

The Masato Championship Match is any fight where Combagals defy the Masato Champions. Team Executor had their first Masato Match when they fought and defeated the previous Masato Champions in 1994. They fought in more matches for three years to defend their belts.

In 1997, Cookie asked Team Executor to fight against Team Deliverance for their debut fight. In exchange for winning the match, Team Deliverance will let Adelgund keep the belt and have Peki join them instead. Adelgund will then fight the Skinners in another Masato Match, where Peki was going to pull a Face Turn.

At the Masato Match of 1997, many Combagals acted as the opening act. Rinko defeated a random Combagal with a moonsault. Tanka Talon made her debut, defeating Snuggly in a fight. Many fights took place until the main event. After introducing Team Executor and Team Deliverance fought each other.

Muko fought Adelgund at first before Adelgund tagged Peki in. Muko then tagged Nyarai in. Before Nyarai and Peki clashed, they were interrupted by the arrival of Shun Gonfano. Shun used a recording of Cookie bribing Dinedon and used a speech about equality towards Wilds that caused Nyarai and Peki to betray their teams to form Team Firestorm.

Adelgund recruited Muko into Team Executor, forcing her to fight Nyarai as punishment for her betrayal. Nyarai easily bested Muko, forcing Adelgund to tag in. Adelgund easily defeated Nyarai with a knee strike, forcing the cheetah to tag Peki in.

Peki and Adelgund fought each other, with Peki having the upper hand due to being faster, more agile, and knowing Adelgund's fighting style. The Exe-Cutie-Ves provide outside interference to help Adelgund capture Peki. After some struggle, Peki breaks out of the hold and uses her boxing style to overwhelm Adelgund. Seeing no other choice, Adelgund breaks Peki's arm, awakening Nyarai with her screams. Adelgund smashes Peki's lets out of jealousy and heartbreak, making a Heel Turn in the process.

After Peki tags Nyarai in, she engages in a rematch against Adelgund. Nyarai demonstrates her flexibility by escaping Adelgund's best move by breaking her own spine. She then defeats Adelgund with her Leg Jet Burst, hospitalizing her with a broken jaw and a concussion. Having won the fight, Nyarai is made the new Masato Champion.

## Trivia

* The Masato Match is one of the most violent matches in the comic, with all fighters bleeding and needing to go to the hospital.
* Most Masato Matches with Peki and Adelgund ended in disqualification victories for Team Executor due to Combagals damaging Peki too much during the fight.
Crossface

Sleepy nearly defeats Snuggly with a Crossface hold.

The crossface is a submission hold in Furry Fight Chronicles that involves wrapping the arms around the opponent's head, locking hands, and pulling back to put pressure on the neck and shoulders. It was first used by Sleepy against Snuggly.

## Description

A crossface is applied when the user is behind their opponent, preferably when the opponent is on the mat. The user will wrap both arms around the user's head. Then the user will hook their hands together to get a better grip. The user will then pull their hands backwards into the opponent's face, similar to a camel clutch. As the user pulls, the opponent will feel strain on their neck and shoulders.

## Trivia

* Sleepy nearly wins her fight against Snuggly with this technique, but Snuggly used a Rope Break to escape.
Kalendesians

Kalandesians are a minority group in Furry Fight Chronicles that are subject to prejudice and discrimination. They are citizens from Kalandesia, the largest of the three continents in the story.

## Description

Just like the Wilds, Kalandesians face discrimination by the people of Concatta. They are treated as low class citizens at best and criminals at worst. Dinedon mentions how Masato has a growing prejudice to Wilds and Kalandesians and the Roda Kira Gang offers protection from Kalandesians.

Kalandesians are born in the continent of Kalandesia, but nothing else is known about the species found in the continent. Bill Bunburger claims that Kalandesians plan on invading Concatta, though his claim is dubious given his depressed mental state.

## Trivia

* No Kalandesians have appeared in Act 1 of the comics despite being as hated as Wilds.
* Just like Wilds, it is hard to distinguish a Kalandesian from the rest of the cast. However, Chapter 26 shows that Kalandesians are native to the continent of Kalandesia, at least confirming their homeland.
Figure Four Armlock

Adelgund uses a Figure Four Armlock to break Peki's arm.

The Figure Four Armlock is a dangerous grappling technique in Furry Fight Chronicles where the user crosses their arms in a figure four shape to grab and bend the opponent's arm. It was first used by Adelgund against Peki at the Masato Match.

## Description

The figure four armlock is a dangerous armlock that causes pain to the opponent, but it can also lead to a broken arm. The user will grab their opponent's hand with the opposite one, as in the user grabbing the opponent's right hand with their left hand of grabbing the opponent's left hand with their right hand. The user will then use the remaining arm to grab the opponent's elbow, making sure that the grabbing arm is held horizontally during the moment of grappling. The user will then bend the opponent's captured hand back, causing the opponent to suffer pain in the shoulder. If an excessive amount of strength is used, the opponent's arm will be broken.

## Trivia

* Adelgund cemented her Heel Turn when she used this technique on Peki to break her arm.
Trilamity Day

Trilamity Day is an infamous event in Furry Fight Chronicles as it destroyed the career of Cookie L'Asagne when she overworked her star Combagal, Freydar, resulting in her retirement. Much of Cookie's actions in the comic revolve around recovering from the fallback of the incident and then confronting it due to the Cyclone Crushers and Freydar trying to sabotage her return.

## Description

Trilamity Day was an event where three events, called the Three Calamities, took place. A few hours before Trilamity Day, Freydar fell into a coma, much to the horror of her fellow Fortune Gals. Cookie told them to fight at the Three Calamities, ignoring their distress. At some point, Freydar recovered from her coma, but the head injury that she got on her last match put her at risk of being blind. This forced Freydar to retire.

Due to Freydar's retirement, the furry fighting community turned against Cookie. Fans blamed her for ruining Freydar's career. Many businesses refused to work for her. And Cookie's relationship with her Fortune Gals deteriorated once Freydar rehabilitated and left the Fortune Factory. Unable to find job. Cookie sold her Fortune Gals to Shun Gonfano. The Fortune Gals became Cyclone Crushers with Freydar acting as their trainer.

While Cookie became a better person in the two years between Trilamity Day and the events of the comic, Freydar held a special grudge towards her former manager. She had Shun Gonfano do anything in his power to prevent Cookie's return to furry fighting. Nyarai personally acted as an agent of Freydar to punish Cookie at the Masato Match. This forced Cookie to tell Muko about Freydar and how it was her fault she retired. When Kalita joined the team, Freydar forced a challenge to Cookie, which the squirrel eventually accepted to move on from the past.

## Trivia

* Trilamity Day marked Cookie's transition from *Fortune Cookie* into *Misfortune Cookie* as Cookie lost her foresight and developed and extreme case of bad luck since then.
Back Fist

Kalita uses a back fist to defeat a knife wielding cat lady outside the Royal Roll Casino.

## Users

### Users

Kalita

The back fist is a strike in Furry Fight Chronicles where the user hits the opponent with the back of their fist. It was first used by Kalita in Chapter 29 to beat a knife wielding cat lady at the Royal Roll Casino.

## Description

The back fist is a punching technique that has the user swing their closed fist at the opponent. However, rather than using the knuckles to strike, the user will flick the wrist to hit the opponent across the face with the back of their fist.

## Trivia

* Kalita proves her ability to defeat weapon wielding opponents by using this technique against a cat lady who tries to attack her with a knife.
Surfboard

Nyarai stretches Kalita out in a Surfboard hold

A surfboard is a technique in Furry Fight Chronicles that consists of grabbing the opponent's arms while placing a foot in their back. It was first used by Nyarai against Kalita at the Cookie Crumble Match.

## Description

A surfboard requires the user to stand behind a fallen opponent who is laying on their belly. The user will then grab the arms of their opponent while putting their foot in between the opponent's shoulder blades. The user will then pull the arms of their opponents to painfully stretch the upper body of their opponent.

Sadistic users like Nyarai may stomp the back of their rival to increase the pain and discomfort of their rival.

## Trivia

* Nyarai's usage of the surfboard is a reference to the Romero Special, which is very popular in female wrestling.
Spine Breaker

Adelgund subjects Nyarai to her Spine Breaker move.

The Spine Breaker is Adelgund's most powerful move in Chapter 17 of Furry Fight Chronicles that she uses against Nyarai.

## Description

Adelgund slams the opponent to the mat. She uses one knee to rest it on top of the opponent's spine. She then uses one hand to grab the opponent's head and the other to grab one of their legs. Adelgund will slowly pull the limbs until the opponent submits to pain or fear of getting their spine broken.

The Spine Breaker is one of the most dangerous techniques in the comic due to Adelgund's strength and weight making it nigh-impossible to escape. Completing the hold leads to the opponent being crippled, which is why Adelgund never finished the hold. Nyarai manages to break out of the hold by breaking her own spine, surviving because of her unnatural flexibility.

## Trivia

* Due to Adelgund grabbing Nyarai by the earrings, it is unknown how the Spine Breaker looks like in a Combagal without extensions.
* Because of its deadly nature, Adelgund rarely uses the Spine Breaker, causing her Bear Hug to be considered her trademark finishing move.
The Gate

Team Starkiller shocked to face Sephario.

## Chapter Info

**Chapter 50: The Gate** is the fiftieth chapter of Furry Fight Chronicles. It's also the first chapter of the sixth volume, Face of Future.

## Summary

**Spoiler warning**: **Plot or ending details follow.**

The chapter starts on Yoko Orphanage. Fidah wakes up from a nightmare. She notices that Tony is not with her in their room, so she goes downstairs to look for him. Fidah finds Tony and the rest of the orphans in the living room as they watch Kalita fighting as a Combagal. The orphans found out about her match when Frogo, one of the orphans, saw an article about Team Starkiller in the Combagal Clash magazines. The owl orphan cheerfully points out that Team Starkiller defeated their first opponent, but the lizard orphan fearfully adds that their next opponent will be hard to beat.

Elsewhere, Daikarin, Ida, and Saniko are watching the match. The three women react with fear as they realize that Team Starkiller has no chance of victory against Sephario. Muko is left frozen upon hearing about the Kalandesian Threat, which gives Sephario the chance to squeeze Muko's body with her coils. She follows through by grabbing Kalita by the face and slamming her to the mat. Cookie is left horrified at Freydar hiring the most infamous Heel of all time to take down her Combagals.

Kalita bites Sepharios's hand to escape her hold. The moment Sephario pulls back her hand, Kalita rolls out of the way and goes to help Muko. Sephario tries to swat Kalita, but Kalita dodges her hand and gives Sephario a lightning punch that makes Sephario break her hold on Muko, releasing her.

The audience starts to root for Team Starkiller, snapping Cookie out of her fear. The squirrel notices that Sephario's left eye is a glass eye. She instructs Team Starkiller to attack her left side since she's blind there. Kalita prepares to attack Sephario's left side, but she is met by Sephario's long tail. Sephario's tail gives Kalita a powerful blow that sends her flying in the air. Kalita lands outside of the ring, blood coming out of her mouth as the landing knocks her unconscious.

## Continuity

* The orphans finding out about Kalita being a Combagal via a Combagal Clash magazine is a reference of that same magazine showing up on Chapter 29.
* The Yoko Orphanage kids appear all together for the first time since Chapter 26.

## Trivia

* The fight against Sephario is the first two-on-one match of the series.