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| + | * '''[[Jessica Haggar]]''' from the ''[[Final Fight (series)|Final Fight]]'' series. |
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| − | '''Jessica''' is a non-playable supporting character in [[Final Fight]] who is the young daughter of Mayor [[Mike Haggar]] and the girlfriend of [[Cody]]. Her kidnapping by the [[Mad Gear Gang]] triggers the events of the game. Although not a major character, she has made several subsequent cameo appearances with both, her father and her boyfriend. A young girl with long blond hair, she wears a red dress and matching red high heel pumps. |
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| + | * '''[[Jessica McCarney]]''' from ''[[Dead Rising (series)|Dead Rising]]''. |
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| + | * '''[[Jessica Sherawat]]''' from ''[[Resident Evil (series)|Resident Evil]]''. |
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| − | ===History=== |
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| − | In [[Final Fight]], Jessica is kidnapped by the Mad Gear in order to coerce her father [[Mike Haggar]], the Mayor of [[Metro City]], to relinquish his campaign against crime and corruption. Instead of submitting to the gang's demands, Haggar sets out to vanquish the gang and save her with the help of her boyfriend [[Cody]], and [[Cody]]'s training partner [[Guy]] and is rescued at the end. |
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| − | She would make several cameo appearances through many subsequent games after the original ''Final Fight''. In [[Final Fight 2]], she can be seen in a photograph with Cody, Haggar, and Guy at the beginning of the game. The game's opening intro states that she is taking a vacation with Cody during the present events of the story. |
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| − | In the [[Saturday Night Slam Masters]] series of wrestling games, Jessica appears whenever her father Haggar wins a match, in which she walks up to the ring to celebrate with her father. Although, the international versions of the ''Slam Masters'' games established the series to be set after the events of ''Final Fight'', the Japanese versions (titled ''Muscle Bomber'') actually established the series as a prequel to the events of ''Final Fight'', with Haggar beginning his campaign for Mayor. In an anecdotal back-story to the game, Haggar once fought Lucky Colt (the character known as [[Gunloc]] in the English versions) for trying to hit on Jessica (this was before she began dating her childhood friend Cody in ''Final Fight'').<ref>[http://www.arcadeflyers.com/?page=thumbs&db=videodb&id=1843 Sales pamphlet for ''Super Muscle Bomber'' (in Japanese)]</ref> |
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| − | In [[Street Fighter Alpha#Street Fighter Alpha 2|Street Fighter Alpha 2]], Jessica can be seen cuddling her boyfriend [[Cody]] in the background of Guy's Metro City stage. Whenever Cody decides to shift his attention from Jessica to another female fighter, a jealous Jessica will slap Cody in the face to get back his attention. The couple also made another cameo in the Mall Madness stage in [[Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter]]. |
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| − | In [[Street Fighter Alpha 3]], Cody and Jessica ended their relationship after Cody got involved in too many street fights and was subsequently arrested for aggravated assault. Not much in mentioned about Jessica in the game's back-story, other than she has left Metro City to study abroad in Europe.<ref>[http://www.arcadeflyers.com/?page=thumbs&db=videodb&id=3564 Capcom Secret File No. 21: Street Fighter Zero 3 (in Japanese)]</ref> [[Final Fight Revenge]] (which is chronologically set between ''Final Fight ''and ''Street Fighter Alpha 3) ''would center around Haggar and Cody's search for Jessica after her disappearance during a string of riots that occured in Metro City following the defeat of the Mad Gear Gang (her whereabouts are never resolved in the game's ending). The ''Street Fighter Zero 3 Secret File Book ''would later establish that Haggar was able to rescue his daughter from danger, leading to Jessica's departure to Europe from within the events of ''Street Fighter Alpha 3.'' Jessica isn't heard from nor mentioned in the later subsequent Capcom USA-developed [[Final Fight: Streetwise]]. However, Jessica makes a cameo appearance in [[Alex]]'s ending in [[Capcom Fighting Evolution]]. |
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| − | Jessica is modeled after Diane Lane's role as Ellen Aim from the 1984 action movie, ''Streets of Fire''. Like Ellen, Jessica was kidnapped by a street gang and Cody had to rescue her, which is a reference to the movie. |
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| − | In the ending of the [[Street Fighter III|Street Fighter III: Third Strike]] character [[Remy]], his sister looks identical to Jessica. |
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Latest revision as of 17:38, 13 December 2018
Jessica may refer to the following characters:
- Jessica Haggar from the Final Fight series.
- Jessica McCarney from Dead Rising.
- Jessica Sherawat from Resident Evil.
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