Jedah Dohma instance of video game character
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Jedah joined fellow Darkstalkers characters Anakaris, Demitri and Felicia  in the 2004 Capcom fighting crossover Capcom Fighting Evolution, and made a playable appearance in the tactical role-playing games Cross Edge (2008) and an unplayable appearance in Project X Zone (2012). In the 2017 crossover fighter Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite, Jedah is a playable character and major antagonist. He proposes an alliance with Death to merge their two worlds and create equilibrium between life and death. When Ultron Sigma betrays them, Jedah uses the Soul Stone to feed souls to a Symbiote, hoping to use it as a weapon. The Symbiote is ultimately defeated by the heroes, and Dante defeats Jedah in combat and takes the Soul Stone. Jedah later tells Death he has another plan, but the two are attacked by a vengeful Thanos.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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