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His second Super Art is The Devil's Song, granting Jamie a temporary Level 4 Drink buff that can be comboed into and out of, and alternatively replenishes his Drive Gauge if he is already at Level 4.

#Street fighter 6 luke series

Jamie's first Super Art is Breakin', a series of breakdancing kicks that can end in a drink by holding down during the attack.

Choosing between pressing the advantage and safely drinking is vital for Jamie, and must be managed alongside Drive Gauge and Super Gauge. In exchange for these strengths, Jamie at his base level is considerably weaker, uniquely starting at 90% damage scaling, with each drink adding an extra 5%.

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When fully leveled up, Jamie's shirt becomes undone, his hair gets unraveled, and his stance changes he also gains his full moveset, and can assault his opponent with a plethora of mixup options, including a command grab and a multitude of Target Combos, one of which (Ransui Haze) can only be used at Level 4 and can be canceled on the first hit for a unique backstep. Some attacks also raise his drink level on hit, though Jamie has to complete the animation in order to do so. He has a maximum of four drink levels drinking after he has reached the maximum drink level will instead replenish one Drive bar. Jamie has a unique drinking mechanic using The Devil Inside, granting him new special moves and options the more drinks he takes. Fittingly, he shares a similar playstyle to the both of them, switching between safe pressure with his Freeflow Strikes and close-ranged aggression. Many of Jamie's moves take inspiration from Yun and Yang, such as his Arrow Kick, Freeflow Strikes, Luminous Dive Kick, and Swagger Step being variants on the Senkyutai, Tourouzan, Raigeki Shu, and Zesshou Hohou. He also fuses this with breakdancing, using grounded spin kicks and handstands. Jamie practices Zui Quan - Chinese drunken fist, which weaponizes the practitioner's sloppy movements into an unpredictable style. An expert dancer, Jamie places justice and friendship above all else, defending his town with martial skill. This self-styled Chinatown peacekeeper aspires to the example set by Yun and Yang, the Twin Dragons. The red rope that he wears resembles the same rope used by Capoeira practitioners.Ĭharacter Relationships Allies Yun & Yang Įnemies Story Background Street Fighter 6 He also carries a small black gourd with a red rope tie on said belt. His default outfit is a modernized kung-fu outfit, consisting of a yellow top designed like a hoodie with red drawstrings and white trims, matching yellow pants, a brown rope belt and greyish sneakers with white soles. The braid becomes undone at maximum drink level, with Jamie's hair flowing wildly. His hair is styled in a benpatsu with the underside of his hair shaven in an undercut, not too dissimilar to Luke's regular hairstyle. He enjoys helping others, and asks Ken and Juri if he could help them with their personal issues. Personality įancying himself the protector of his hometown, Jamie is an upbeat fun-loving young man who thinks highly of himself, but shows respect for his elders, namely his grandmother and Chun-Li. He was designed to contrast Luke's more muscular physique with a slender figure.Īccording to character designer Kaname Fujioka, Jamie is set up to serve as the Ken Masters for the new generation of Street Fighter fans. Matsumoto followed up by calling it a special drink and everyone in the room started laughing. The drink in Jamie's jug is called Yakuyu (薬湯) which is more like a medicinal tea and not actually alcohol. Because he is also young, Takayuki Nakayama wanted to add current culture to him and thus made Jamie a breakdancer and set him up to be Luke's rival. Jamie was created in response to the lack of Drunken Fist users in the Street Fighter series.