Ghostface Killah

Also Known As	Ghostface Tony Starks
Voiced By	Himself
Hometown	Staten Island, New York City
Crew	D-Mob Blaze (DJFFNYTT)
Appears in	Def Jam Vendetta Def Jam Fight For NY Def Jam Fight for NY: The Takeover Def Jam Icon
Venue Hangout	Def Jam (aka Vendetta) Dragon House (DJFFNY)
Fighting Style	Wrestling (DJFFNY) Street Kwon Do (DJI)
Strengths	Upper Strength Lower Strength Toughness Health Charisma
Blazin' Move (s)	Splitting Headache (Front) Ghost Shower (Rear) Swing Time (DJFFNY)
Default Fight Song 1	The Champ Remix by Ghostface Killah
Default Fight Song 2	Ante Up by M.O.P.
Occupation	Club Manager of Dragon House

"Imma ghost man! I can't get broke!"

—Ghostface Killah

Ghostface Killah is a featured fighter in Def Jam series and is a playable character in Def Jam Vendetta, Def Jam Fight For NY, Def Jam Fight For NY: The Takeover and Def Jam Icon.

Biography

A quick check of his album repertoire makes it clear that Ghostface's music always hits hard. From his 1996 debut Ironman to 2000's epic Supreme Clientele, to his last release, Wallets, Ghost has more front-to back classic albums than most rappers have singles. Add his appearances on Wu-Tang hits like "Can It Be All So Simple" and "Ice Cream" and it's no idle boast when Ghost describes himself as "a universal rapper." On records like Holla and Tony's Masquerade, Ghostface drops the type of eccentric lyrical gems that have earned him status as a cult favorite. And as 2000's club hit "Cherchez La Ghost" proved, Ghost can move more than just your mind. Whether it's heard in the club or in your headphones, The Pretty Toney album proves that Ghostface's run of instant classics is far from over.

Role in Def Jam Vendetta

The player first encounters Ghostface Killah in The Def Jam Tournament in the semi finals match.

Role in Def Jam Fight For NY

As he says with a smile in Def Jam Fight For NY, "This is the beginning." You'll meet up with Ghostface in the Dragon House in Chinatown as a club boss during the second half of story mode.

Role in Def Jam Fight For NY: The Takeover

If fighting for the Staten Island Crew, Ghostface Killah will be the first to express his desire to become the new O.G. The protagonist must defeat him before becoming the new O.G.

Role in Def Jam Icon

Ghostface Killah's role varies in Build-A-Label mode. In one playthrough, he could be a second unsigned artist after the player signs his first artist to his label or he could be already signed on to Troy Dollar's label.

Quotes

Def Jam Vendetta

• "Imma ghost man! I can't get broke!"
• "No doubt" - Blazin' Mode
• "Get up punk! Get up!" - Victory Outro

Def Jam Fight For NY

• "This ain't no goddamn vacation. You better hop back on the plane bitch!" - Intro Taunt
• "THEODORE!!!" - Blazin' mode
• "Go home and cry to yo' mama. And while your at it, tell her I'm hungry." - Outro Taunt
• "It's bedtime. Say bye bye."
• "Say it with me now! Uncle! Uncle Ghost!"
• "Too late. Now I'm pissed!" - Obtaining weapon
• "Sucker, you wanna die?" - Environmental Grapple
• "You underdog, man. You ain't no crowd favourite." - Crowd assistance

Gallery

Videos

Def Jam Vendetta - Ghostface

Trivia

• Ghostface Killah is one of four characters, who appeared in all of the Def Jam fighting Games. The others are Ludacris, Method Man, and Redman.
• Ghostface Killah is one of the few veterans to have their playable status change between Vendetta and Fight For NY . In this case, he was playable right from the start in Vendetta but has to be unlocked in Fight For NY and The Takeover . Capone, Manny, WC, and Joe Budden are the only other veterans to share this unique feature.
• Ghostface's front blazin' move 'Splitting Headache' in Vendetta looks similar to O.E.'s 'Bombtrack' blazin' move in Fight for NY.