Super Fire Pro Wrestling: Queen’s Special (1995) spotlighted women’s wrestling within the Fire Pro framework, offering one of the most complete joshi-focused experiences of its time. Using the SNES engine, it carried the series’ signature timing-based grappling, deep move sets, and realistic pacing, but with a roster dedicated to female stars and their homage counterparts.

Matches emphasized speed, athleticism, and stamina management, with move variety that captured the hard-hitting yet high-flying identity of joshi wrestling. Tag matches were especially engaging, showcasing the teamwork and chaos of women’s promotions. Presentation carried the polish of Fire Pro, with authentic arenas and expressive sprites.

Queen’s Special holds historical value as a respectful and mechanically deep celebration of women’s wrestling. It remains a standout entry in Fire Pro history, reinforcing the series’ commitment to representing all facets of the sport.