Dragon Jack

Dragon Jack is a Grand Champion and pupil of Sai-chan Sam. He also holds the title of most brutal fighter in the game, as he attacks a large number of times. His Scratch Sprites were designed by Tuboex, as well as the idea of him being the Bald Bull of the game.

## Gameplay

### **Sai-chan Super Smash featuring Sai-chan Sam and Dragon Jack (Scratch)**

**Being the first of the Grand Champions, before Sai-chan Sam, he is the more reckless of the two. After dodging his pile of blows, including his fritz kick, dragon punch, and more, he turns stunned. He is devastating if he hits, but in stun, he can basically give the player a shot at revenge. However, he fights so much that he almosts kills the player in the process. His main vulnerability is that he waits a bit between attacks, enabling the player to deal minor damage, if he doesn't dodge the attacks. Naturally, he is a very hard opponent, with a high amount of health in the final version.**

### Sai -chan Super Smash 2 featuring Sai-chan Sam and Dragon Jack (Scratch)

**In Sai-chan Super Smash 2 featuring Sai-chan Sam and Dragon Jack for Scratch, he once again appears as a grand champion fighter, but this time is number 3 on the list. This is due to the character Red flaming Eagle being no.2 on the Grand Champions list, and he has a backstory, that he mourns his lost wife, who is of unknown name. He also learns to overpower blocks, and fights street gangs as a sweeper. He also uses attacks of only dragon style Sai-chan, rather than advanced or basic Sai-chan. If he wins, he claims he's just practicing, for when he finds his wife's murderer. If he loses, he claims things such as "The ref is blind" or "My opponent cheated". Ironically, his last resort move involves him cheating by grabbing the player's arm, then dragon punches the player's chest, if the player is in range. He only uses this if the player is close to landing a final blow that could TKO him.**

## **Infractions**

**Despite being trained by "The Grandmaster", he has a few problems with his fighting style.**

**-He wears a t-shirt rather than regular Sai-chan gear, which although it allows for more arm movement, which follows the rules, it is ragged and thin, along with lacking arm protection, and is disgraceful.**

**-In the second game, he breaks the rules by grabbing the player's arm if he can when he is losing. This is illegal as he is disabling the player to stop them from blocking his attack, despite being a last resort.**

**-If he loses in the second game, he insults the ref and the player. This is against the rules as it means he is disrespecting the opponent. Fighters must have complete respect for their opponent.**

**-He claims in the second game to be planning on quitting when he finds his wife's killer. This is illegal as Grand Champions can only end career if someone else wins against them and takes their place.**

**-His plan to quit is also dishonourable as he seems to know of his commitment binding in the third game, as he is giving the player easy ways to hit him, but Grand Champions must respect themselves and their position, rather than letting their opponent win.**

**-His plan to quit also means that he is "practicing" to kill his wife's assassin. Both any tournament Sai-chan fighter and any former Sai-chan tournament fighter are bound against killing, unless they are specific sweeper fighters, where it is justified.**

**-His need for vengeance clearly has an impact on him. He is seen trying to demolish the player saying he's practicing. This counts as a mental distraction, which is illegal as the fighter needs to focus on the fight.**

**-Additionally, he is interfering with black-eye Sai-chan street gangs with his vengeance. This is interfering with a job belonging to the sweepers, who have a job fighting them.**

**-He seems to be seeing the player as a practice dummy for a black-eye Sai-chan fighter. This is illegal as his vengeful plan for them endangers the player with his treatment.**

## **Trivia**

**-Dragon Jack was based on the first pupil of the real-life inspiration for Sai-chan Sam, who actually invented the Hawk dive move.**

**-In one game, the player can watch a recorded video of Sai-chan Sam brawling with Dragon Jack, in which Sai-chan Sam wins.**

**-Dragon Jack is 64-bit in the original Scratch game, while everyone else (excluding the title screen) was 32-bit.**