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Jedah Dohma (Japanese: ジェダ・ドーマ, Hepburn: Jeda Dōma) is a fictional boss character from the Darkstalkers fighting game franchise by Capcom. Serving as the main antagonist of the 1997 third installment of the series, Darkstalkers 3 (Vampire Savior: The Lord of Vampire in Japan), he seeks to restore order to the demon dimension of Makai through extreme measures after it falls into chaos, thus setting up the events of the third tournament in the Darkstalkers storyline. 
The first explicitly graphic character in the series, Jedah has appeared on Darkstalkers merchandise and in alternate media in addition to several Capcom crossover games. He has received positive critical reception for his gameplay, characterization and design.Appearances
Darkstalkers series
Making his series debut in Darkstalkers 3, Jedah Dohma is a shrewd and well-spoken nobleman of his home dimension of Makai. Fearing that the demonic realm would fall into ruin if it continued under the reign of Belial Aensland (Morrigan's father), he awaited the perfect opportunity to assassinate him. After Belial's death, Jedah enlists a confidant, Ozom (a minor character introduced in Night Warriors: Darkstalkers' Revenge), as a soul-eater. However, Ozom devises a scheme to steal the rule of the Dohma estate for himself, which involves tricking Jedah into opening a magical gate in order to gain access to the imprisoned souls therein and absorb their power. As expected, the unleashed souls overwhelm Jedah and kill him, and Ozom takes over his rule. After his resurrection a century later, Jedah discovers that Makai has descended into madness and infighting, and plans to rebuild the beleaguered realm from scratch by collecting souls that he plans to fuse into a singular sentient being. This results in the conception of a new pocket dimension called Majigen, whose foundation is formed by Ozom's soul after Jedah convinces him to surrender it. Jedah then proceeds to lure all those whom he feels possess worthy souls—the Darkstalkers themselves—into the dimension, which sets up the events of the third game. The saga concludes with Demitri Maximoff temporarily halting his longtime feud with Morrigan in order to engage his nemesis Jedah in final battle over Makai's rule.As the centerpiece of the Darkstalkers 3 plot, Jedah plays a part in other characters' in-game storylines, such as his causing the disappearance of Sasquatch's fellow bigfoot, Victor voluntarily entering Majigen in hopes of reviving his sister Emily, and Rikuo doing likewise to search for his missing son. He is additionally responsible for the creation of Morrigan's "sister" Lilith, who was spawned from a segment of power that had previously been split from Morrigan by Belial, and then stolen and crafted by Jedah into a smaller, younger clone of Morrigan. Meanwhile, Q-Bee and her carnivorous Makaian species of "Soul Bees", who had long inhabited land on the Dohma estate, are faced with extinction following Jedah's death and the lengthy period prior to his resurrection.Design
Jedah appears in all Capcom media as a tall, handsome, blue-skinned humanoid figure dressed head to toe in purple, notably a high-collared, calf-length coat with large circular gold buttons down the front, and accented with symmetrical red stripes on the shoulders that are actually seeping self-inflicted open wounds. He sports a winged headdress that reveals several strands of long blond hair, and attached to his back are lifesized scythed wings that are used as weapons and for flight. He is canonically listed as standing 7'1" in height, while his weight varies from 26 to over 2,200 pounds.During preproduction of Darkstalkers 3, Jedah was initially named "Belial Jr.", as he was intended to be a descendant of Belial and therefore Morrigan's brother. The development title of the North American release of the game was Jedah's Damnation. Like Baby Bonnie Hood, another then-newcomer to the series, Jedah is a series playable who was not modeled after a horror or mythological archetype; instead, he was designed as a combination of a Japanese schoolboy (his outfit resembles a gakuran) and the personification of Death, leading to his being described as a "Grim Reaper/Satan hybrid figure." He regularly has at least one hand in his pocket whether in attack or idle mode, and he glides across the playfield instead of walking. In Capcom Fighting Evolution, Jedah was one of several playable characters whose old sprites were recycled for the game, which was criticized as a lack of effort on Capcom's part. He gained new two-dimensional sprites for Project X Zone and Cross Edge.
"Jedah" is not a recognized first name, and is a possible shortening by Capcom of the name Jedediah ("friend of God" in Hebrew), given the character's religious overtones.
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