Nyne

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Name	Andre Wallace
Voiced By	Billy Sly Williams (DJFFNY)
Crew	Manhattan Crew (DJFFNYTT)
Appears in	Def Jam Vendetta Def Jam Fight For NY Def Jam Fight For NY: The Takeover
Venue Hangout	Dragon House (DJV) The Foundation (DJFFNY) The Limit (DJFFNY) Gauntlet (DJFFNY)
Fighting Style	Streetfighting Martial Arts
Strengths	Speed Charisma
Blazin' Move (s)	Cali Backflip (Front) The Knapsack (Rear) Speedbag (DJFFNY)
Occupation	Streetfighter

"I represent for cali gangsters all across the world!"

—Nyne

Nyne is a circuit fighter and a playable character in Def Jam Vendetta, Def Jam Fight For NY and Def Jam Fight For NY: The Takeover.

Biography

Nyne grew up with the same aspiration as all the young men from his impoverished South Central L.A. neighborhood: to make it big time. After being arrested numerous times before his twentieth birthday, he eventually wound up serving time for possession and assault. When he was released, he made a pact with his mother to do something positive with his energy. He relocated to New York City, and joined the circuit initially as a way to make ends meet. However, once the cash started rolling in, Nyne sent funds back to his old neighborhood to help out his family and community. Now he's one of the most feared and respected fighters in the circuit.

Def Jam Vendetta

The player faces off with Nyne during the storyline in Dragon House.

Def Jam Fight for NY

Nyne plays a slightly larger role in this game. He is first encountered in The Foundation, then later at The Limit. At The Limit, when the player chooses a girlfriend, Nyne will stop him and claims that the girl is with him. Hero tells him he's not convinced, which provokes Nyne into headbutting him and warns him to back off, inciting a fight. The winner will leave with the girl. Later on, he could be encountered in the first round of the Gauntlet's one on one tournament.

Def Jam Fight for NY: The Takeover

If fighting for the Manhattan Crew, Nyne and Cruz gets into an argument at The Babylon. The beef is settled after the protagonist defeats them both.

If fighting for other crews, after the protagonist meets Angel and starts dating her, Nyne appears to be dating the protagonist's former girlfriend and may have been sent by her to fight him.

Quotes

Def Jam Vendetta

• "I represent for cali gangsters all across the world!" - Intro
• "What's the difference between me and you? I'm still standing punkass!" - Victory Outro

Def Jam Fight For NY

• "Yo, let's do this."
• "Hey! She's with me." - To Hero, after the latter approaches his girlfriend
• "I said back off!" - After headbutting Hero
• "Ey hold up! Hold up! Hold up! You thought you could beat me? Aw man please!"

Gallery

Video

Def Jam Fight for NY Nyne Trailer

Trivia

• Nyne takes Razor's "Speedbag" front blazin' move from Def Jam Vendetta in Def Jam: Fight For NY.
• Nyne is one of the few circuit fighters , who aren't real life people, to appear in at least one cut scene of Def Jam Fight For NY's story mode. The others are D-Mob, Skull, Jervis, Starks, Lauren and Shaniqua.
• Nyne is one of the few veterans to have their playable status change between Vendetta and Fight For NY . In this case, he was unlockable in Vendetta but is available right from the start in Fight For NY  and The Takeover. N.O.R.E., Method Man and Redman are the only other veterans to share this unique feature.
• Nyne's intro quote in Vendetta is a reference to Dr. Dre's "Still Dre" from the 2001 album.
  • Nyne's winning quote in Vendetta is also a reference to Dr. Dre's song "What's the Difference" from the same album.
• Nyne is one of two fighters in Fight for NY to have a campaign trailer despite being a fictional character. The other is Baxter.