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JAMIE
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JAMIE
FIGHTER OVERVIEW
JAMIE Guide & Overview
This is the starting point for all published JAMIE data on SF6 Lab.
FighterJAMIE / ジェイミー
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Data updated2026-08-27
Character overview
Jamie asks you to choose between immediate pressure and building drink level. That choice changes which moves and routes are available later in the round. A useful beginner plan therefore starts with a reliable low-level combo and a deliberate decision after the knockdown, not a full-level showcase route.
Strengths
- Drink progression opens additional tools and conversions, giving successful preparation a concrete offensive payoff.
- His corner material includes drink-building finishes and continued pressure, so reaching the corner can reduce the need to choose only one reward.
Weaknesses
- A route learned at a higher drink level may be unavailable earlier in the round. Resource awareness is part of execution, not an optional extra.
- Choosing to drink can give up a chance to stay close. Taking the resource automatically may be the wrong trade when the opponent is already cornered.
Best range / preferred gameplan
Use a grounded confirm to earn a knockdown, then decide whether this is a drink opportunity or an opportunity to maintain pressure. The guide distinguishes heavy Arrow Kick finishes for drinking from light Arrow Kick pressure. Reassess that choice as the corner approaches and your drink level changes.
Key tools to learn first
Arrow Kick finishers
Learn a heavy finish first, then compare the listed light-version follow-up. Treat them as different decisions after a hit.
The Devil Inside
Connect drinking to a knockdown you understand instead of using it whenever the opponent briefly stops moving.
Crouching medium kick
Its Drive Rush routes provide a grounded entry into carry or drink-building conversions. Check the drink requirement for the chosen route.
Beginner practice order
Start at the initial drink level
Learn the medium-punch route into heavy Arrow Kick with the normal round-start resource setting.
Rehearse two rewards
After the same starter, practice one drinking finish and one pressure finish. Name the reason for choosing each before you execute it.
Move the drill to the corner
Reproduce the guide’s sweep target-combo drink finish there and practice the listed strike/throw decision afterward.
Common mistakes
- Leaving training mode at maximum drink level and assuming every route works at round start.
- Drinking after every hit while overlooking a corner situation where continued offense is already available.
Adapted from SF6 Lab’s Japanese character notes and combo / setplay guides. The practice routes use Classic inputs; consult the linked guides for full conditions and current numerical data.
JAMIE: choosing and practising your routes
Jamie’s drink level changes his available moves, routes, and wake-up pressure. Treat gaining a drink, dealing damage, and continuing pressure as separate goals.
Strength to build around
His options improve as his drink level rises.
Limitation to plan for
His Drive Rush takes some adjustment; practise its approach spacing specifically.
Turn the route into a match decision
Watch the current drink level as well as the starter. Use the guide’s level conditions to avoid choosing an unavailable follow-up or the wrong knockdown setup.
These practice notes follow the published guide and combo material. Check the combo page for route conditions and the frame table for move values.
GUIDE INDEX
JAMIE guide index
Choose a section to continue.
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Combos & Okizeme
Routes organized by starter, resources, and knockdown.
Move List
Move names, categories, startup, advantage, and damage.
Matchup Guide
Published matchup material and punishable options.
JAMIE Frame Data
Startup, active frames, recovery, advantage, cancel, and damage.
Videos
Published Iori match, lesson, combo, and matchup videos.
JAMIE video lessons
The move introduction covers Jamie’s drink levels; the matchup lesson also covers Cammy. Use the first to study Jamie and the second when reviewing opponents.
Original video titles and Japanese commentary are preserved. Balance-update opinions and numerical examples belong to the version recorded; use the linked frame and combo pages for current reference data.