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Jacky handles the driving, while Akira sits quietly in the passenger seat until he is needed. Jacky and Akira race together as a team the OutRun-inspired 'Red Lightning', representing the Virtua Fighter series. Jacky appears with the entire Virtua Fighter 2 cast in the Sega Saturn game, Fighters Megamix.ДЄlong with fellow Virtua Fighter combatant Akira, Jacky appeared as an unlockable character in the 2010 racing game, Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing.

It is revealed that both Jacky and Sarah belong to an upper class family. Jacky is also quite protective of Sarah due to his role as a big brother.

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Like in the games, he still makes his living as a professional racer.ДЄlthough Jacky is brash and confident much like his game counterpart, he is also very grumpy and intolerant, often being annoyed at Akira's goofy antics. Jacky also appeared in the Virtua Fighter anime as one of the four main characters alongside Pai, Akira, and Sarah. Since then, Jacky has appeared in every installment of Virtua Fighter.

Jacky first appeared in the 1993 arcade title Virtua Fighter and was part of the series' original fighter line-up, which at the time only included eight characters.

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Non- Dead or Alive appearances Virtua Fighter series

Dead or Alive 5 Last Round (playable, 2015).

Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate Arcade (playable, 2013).

Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate (playable, 2013).

This makes grapplers like Tina Armstrong especially dangerous for him. He does have some weaknesses though his neutral parry comes with a price, as it means any throw done to him from neutral stance does Hi-Counter damage. The move can create frame traps, and is essential in many of Jacky's most damaging combos. The Flash Sword Kick is somewhat difficult to master, but it can become a great asset for the players who can use it. Jacky's jabs and mid-strikes come out very quick, and should be the bread and butter for intercepting opponents and starting critical combos. He has an auto parry from neutral stance that stops all high punches, and his Slide Shuffle move can be used to gain space as well as give him more options to follow up with some attacks, and it will even parry mid-punches if timed right. He is also generally less powerful, with far fewer super-damaging knock-back moves. However, Jacky is a bit slower and more technical, possessing more mix-ups, mobility, and defensive options. Jacky's style is similar to his fellow Jeet Kune Do practitioner, Jann Lee, with focus on fast strikes and high pressure offense (although ironically Jacky has many moves that more accurately reflect Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do). The surname Bryant is of Old Breton-Irish origin, and derives from the Celtic personal name 'Brian', believed to contain the element 'bre', meaning hill or 'brigh', strong. 'Jacky' is a unisex name, usually a diminutive form of the Middle English 'Jack' or 'John'. Jacky also values his racing career and would do anything to protect it such as swearing to put an end to the group J6 for killing off his racing sponsors. He is extremely confident in his abilities almost to the point of being cocky. He has little patience for anything or anyone he perceives as too slow. Jacky's enthusiasm for speed extends to everything in his life, from his fighting style to his professional racing career. He doesn't wear as much red as he used to, but it's still there on the jacket of his racing outfit. His hair has changed somewhat since the first Virtua Fighter, going from a wild anime / manga look in earlier games to something more realistic. Jacky is a tall, athletic young male, and the two signatures of his appearance are his spiky blond hair and his red clothing. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii UД¬haracter Appearance See also: Jacky's costumes

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