Vampire Savior [Arcade] - play as Jedah

This is a play-through using Jedah Dohma in the Arcade version of Vampire Savior: The Lord of Vampire. Read on below for more information...

Jedah is the main final boss for most of the characters in this game. He is a regular playable character.

===== About Jedah =====
Jedah makes a very good antagonist for Vampire Savior, I always thought that he was a bit better than Pyron as a boss for the franchise. However of course, Pyron will always have the title of previously being only 1 of 3 non-selectable characters in the entire Darkstalkers series.

Design-wise, Jedah is kind of like a combination of a demon, priest and a shinigami, with your typical 'arrogant-but-polite-gentleman' personality in social events... but can get quite psychotic in a fight whilst keeping that cool demeanor.

Gameplay-wise, Jedah seems to be a keep-away character for the most part as he is not that mobile, but he is also able to play aggressive because of his flying dashes. His Specials and EX Specials need to be used tactically to get the best out of him.

===== Additional Information =====

---- His final boss is Demitri.

---- He was originally designed to be Belial Aensland's junior.

===== About Vampire Savior =====
Vampire Savior took all the elements of the previous two games and refined it into one smooth package. A drawback to the arcade version is the fact that the three characters Huitzil, Pyron and Donovan have been omitted. This was reportedly due to memory limitations of the CPS-2 system.

A major change to the gameplay is that it no longer uses a traditional rounds system. Instead, matches are now just "one single round", where each fighter gets a number of "lives" per match. Each life equates to a full lifebar, and is represented by the bat icon(s) underneath the lifebar. Lose all of these bats and you're finished. This system is known to have been somewhat criticized by players due to the fact that if one player manages to stay on his 1st lifebar retaining most of his life and the other player is already onto his 2nd lifebar, it would make comebacks even more difficult and that it gives higher-skilled players even more of an advantage over lower-skilled players.

Make no mistake... Vampire Savior is a work of art, and is definitely one of Capcom's finest games in my opinion. The level of genius and ideas that went into this franchise is incredible. The game is over 20 years old at this time of writing, but I'm willing to bet that a lot of fans and fighting game players have NOT seen absolutely everything in this game yet. ; )