Nintendo 64 Longplay: Fighters Destiny 2
A sequel to Fighters Destiny, titled Fighter Destiny 2 (dropping the plural form of the first word) and known in Japan as Kakutō Denshō: F-Cup Maniax (格闘伝承 ~F-Cup Maniax~, Kakutō Denshō ~F-Kappu Mēniakkusu~, lit. "Fighting Tradition: F-Cup Maniax"), was released in 1999-2000. Some of the characters make a second appearance in the sequel, but the majority of the cast is all new. Although the game mechanics remain unchanged, a "Fighter's Arena" mode has been added, a giant board game that allows players to build up their characters' attributes in addition to having them learn new fighting skills.
There are eleven default characters in Fighter Destiny 2. Ryuji makes a return, now mainly referred to by his surname Saeki, while Abdul, Meiling, Ninja, and Pierre appear with their original names. There are several new characters added, but most are direct replacements of previous characters and retain almost all of their moves. The newcomers are Brazilian samba dancer Adriana (replacing Valerie), Italian mad scientist Federico (replacing Leon), American pro wrestler D-Dog (replacing Bob), British fashion model Kate (replacing Boro), German cyborg Ziege (replacing Tomahawk), and British punk rocker Dixon, who is a new original character with a unique moveset.
Like in the first game, there are five secret characters to unlock from within the various game modes, consisting of new addition Fabien, a French nobleman; Mou, an anthropomorphic cow (replacing Ushi); Samurai, a Japanese training robot (replacing Robert); Master, who returns from the original game, and an American drag queen named Cherry (replacing Joker), whose voice was altered to sound more feminine in the US release.