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− | The '''Jackknife Maximum''', also known informally as the "'''Up Kicks'''", is one of [[Dee Jay|Dee Jay's]] [[Special Attack|special |
+ | The '''Jackknife Maximum''', also known informally as the "'''Up Kicks'''", is one of [[Dee Jay|Dee Jay's]] [[Special Attack|special attacks]]. |
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==Description== |
==Description== |
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− | [[File:Jackknifemaximum.jpg|thumb|The initial kick of Jackknife Maximum.]]Executed by charging downward then pressing upward and kick |
+ | [[File:Jackknifemaximum.jpg|thumb|The initial kick of Jackknife Maximum.]]Executed by charging downward, then pressing upward and kick, Dee Jay leaps up and forward into the air while delivering a slashing kick(s). How far the move travels and how many kicks are used (and thus, how much recovery time the move requires) is determined by the kick button used: light kick travels the least and delivers only one kick, medium delivers two, and heavy kick delivers three. |
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+ | The [[EX Special]] version introduced in ''[[Super Street Fighter IV]]'' delivers 5 kicks, and travels the furthest into the air with the least start-up time. |
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Revision as of 20:53, 27 November 2012
The Jackknife Maximum, also known informally as the "Up Kicks", is one of Dee Jay's special attacks.
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Description
Executed by charging downward, then pressing upward and kick, Dee Jay leaps up and forward into the air while delivering a slashing kick(s). How far the move travels and how many kicks are used (and thus, how much recovery time the move requires) is determined by the kick button used: light kick travels the least and delivers only one kick, medium delivers two, and heavy kick delivers three.
The EX Special version introduced in Super Street Fighter IV delivers 5 kicks, and travels the furthest into the air with the least start-up time.