A Street Fighter character from Jamaica. He is known to whip out the maracas and dance after a victory. He is also recognized for his strong smile and powerful kicks.
Dee Jay is a professional kickboxer champion from the tropical island of Jamaica. As clearly stated in his name, he is a disc jockey. This part time job helps him out financially and socially. Dee Jay enters the second world tournament to find the rhythm of the fight for his music. After defeating M.Bison he finally gets the rhythm he was after, not much later he signs with Jamaican Music Promotions and becomes world famous as his music takes the world by storm. His fans love to be around him at clubs and women throw themselves at him as dance to his fresh beats.Their is an "M" shaved on the side of his head to represent "MAXIMUM" that is also present along the sides his boxing pants. When fighting, the word "MAXIMUM," is symmetrical on either side that Dee Jay is facing. He first appeared in Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers, which was released in 1993 in arcades. He has most recently been added to the roster for Super Street Fighter IV by popular demand which is slated for release in 2010.
Trademark Moves
- Max Out (B,F P) - A projectile move similar to Guile's Sonic Boom.
- Up Kick (D,U K) - This is Dee Jay's anti-air but can be comboed from normals. He spins upwards kicking the opponent several times depending what kick button is pressed. This move is great to combo into his Super if timed correctly.
- Dread Kick (B,F K) - The character lunges forward kicking the opponent up to 2 times.
- Machine Gun Upper (D,U P, then press P rapidly) - A harsh uppercut to the face of the enemy. If the punch button is pressed rapidly Dee Jay hits many times and does a lot of damage.
- SUPER (B,F,B,F K) - The same as the Dread Kick only it does more damage and kicks 4 times. It has the ability to go through some projectiles.
Dee Jay games
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Super Street Fighter IV released on April 27, 2010 | X360, PS3 | Capcom |
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Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix released on Nov. 25, 2008 | XBLM, PSN | Backbone Entertainment |
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Street Fighter Alpha Anthology released on June 13, 2006 | PS2 | Capcom |
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Street Fighter Alpha 3 MAX released on Feb. 7, 2006 | PSN, PSP | Capcom |
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Super Street Fighter II: Turbo Revival released on Oct. 30, 2001 | GBA | Capcom |
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Street Fighter Alpha 3 released on June 29, 1998 | PSN, ARC, PS2, PS1, DC, GBA, SAT | Crawfish Interactive, Capcom |
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Street Fighter Collection released on Nov. 30, 1997 | PS1, SAT | Capcom |
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Street Fighter II Collection released on Sept. 18, 1997 | PS1, SAT | Capcom |
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Super Street Fighter II Turbo | SNES, ARC, CD32, PC, DC, 3DO, AMI | Capcom |
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Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers | FMT, PC, SAT, ARC, AST, 32X, PS1, GEN, SNES, WSHP | Capcom |
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