Leone Abbacchio/fr

"Je vais utiliser mon Stand pour résoudre le mystère! (オレのスタンドで「謎」を解くッ！)"

- Leone Abbacchio

Leone Abbacchio (レオーネ・アバッキオ) est un allié majeur dans la cinquième partie de JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Vento Aureo.

Abbacchio est l'un des membres de la Team Buccellati et par extension Passione. Il est un ancien policier qui a accepté des pots-de-vin et a ensuite été expulsé de la police. Il accompagne Blono Buccellati et Giorno Giovanna dans leur mission de protéger Trish Una.

Abbacchio est un manieur de Stand et utilise principalement son Moody Blues pour donner du support au groupe avec sa capacité d'investigation.

Apparence
Abbacchio est un homme grand et mince. Sur sa tête est une sorte de calotte dentelée qui agit comme un bandeau. Il garde des cheveux longs et clairs, se finissant en larges pointes qui s'inclinent vers l'extérieur ou vers le haut à leurs extrémités, ayant la longueur des épaules lors de sa première apparition et s'allongeant jusqu'à la moitié de son torse. Il porte également un rouge à lèvres à la teinte sombre.

Il porte un long pardessus foncé et sans revers avec des lacets qui traversent sa poitrine laissée à nue, un pantalon sombre à fond de cloche et des chaussures noires. La boucle de sa ceinture porte un insigne d' argent / or de la lettre "A".

Quand il était plus jeune, pendant son service d'officier de police, ses cheveux étaient coupés court et il ne portait alors qu'un uniforme de police italien standard.

Jolyne, Fly High with GUCCI
Abbacchio fait son apparition dans le one-shot avec une veste verte à boutons bleus, un pull-over blanc, un pantalon marron et des chaussures rouges. Il est toujours représenté avec des cheveux bleus et une calotte bleu.

Personnalité
"Il fut un temps où je voulais être policier. Depuis que je suis gamin. Je voulais être un policier juste. Il fut un temps où j'avais un testament comme le vôtre ... mais j'ai tout foiré. Je suis juste ce genre de mec."

- Abbacchio admitting his own failure,

Leone Abbacchio est un membre de l'équipe de Buccellati sombre et même assez amer, mais dévoué.

En tant qu'officier de police, Abbacchio voulait garder les rues sûres et a juré de donner sa vie dans la poursuite de la justice. Cependant, le taux élevé de criminalité parmi les citoyens, leur ingratitude et les nombreux criminels qui corrompait la justice pour éviter leur peine ont érodé son sens de la justice. Abbacchio a commencé à accepter des pots-de-vin, se disant qu'il maintenait toujours la paix dans la ville. Cependant, un jour, il a été appelé sur les lieux d'un meurtre et retrouva le meurtrier, le même homme qui le soudoyait. Le criminel essaya de le manipuler en disant qu'Abbacchio ferait mieux de le laisser partir et cacher qu'il était un flic corrompu. Le meurtrier vit Abbacchio hésiter et tira son arme pour l'abattre. Seulement, le partenaire d'Abbacchio dans la police fit irruption, tira sur le criminel mais prit une balle en retour et mourut. On découvrit alors qu'Abbacchio était mouillé dans la pègre. Dépouillé de son rang et confrontant ouvertement l'idée qu'il était un criminel comme les autres, Abbacchio devint dépressif et finit par rejoindre Passione, ne se sentant en paix qu'avec le juste Blono Buccellati.

Abbacchio est l'un des membres les plus sérieux de l'équipe de Buccellati. Parmi les membres du groupe, il est l'un des membres les plus sensés, prenant les objectifs au sérieux et permettant très peu de le divertir. Parmi les rares fois où il sourit, c'est parce qu'il veut se moquer des autres (par exemple, il ricane méchamment en entendant les prédictions apparemment absurdes de Giorno et demandant avec humour à Illuso s'il "avait perdu quelque chose" après avoir réussi à amener la clé de Mr.President loin de lui ). Abbacchio participe rarement aux pitreries de ses coéquipiers. Cependant, il participe fréquemment aux conversations de groupe décontractées, en particulier pendant le déjeuner. À plusieurs reprises, Abbacchio donne son avis à propos des sujets bizarres de conversations que Mista et Narancia avancent, insérant ses réflexions logiques ce qui contraste leur absurde enthousiasme (par exemple, il de ce que les végétariens porteraient comme vêtements ou si la chair humaine aurait bon goût).

Au combat, Abbacchio exprime un côté agressif et on le voit donner fréquemment des menaces verbales et insultes lorsqu'il parle de et à l'ennemi. Abbacchio est très dévoué à la mission de son groupe, visant à s'absoudre ou à oublier son erreur passée en devenant un subordonné obéissant et compétent. Il le fait également comme un moyen de garder son esprit hors du passé. Abbacchio aurait abandonné son envie vie après l'incident qui a mis fin à sa carrière, n'ayant comme volonté que de remplir les objectifs de ses supérieurs comme un bon soldat. De plus, il considère sa capacité à remplir une mission donnée comme une source d'honneur et de fierté. À ce titre, il donne la priorité à l'achèvement d'une mission avant la vie de ses alliés et montre qu'il est prêt à laisser Fugo à son sort. Pendant le combat avec Illuso, il coupe sa main droite sans hésitation afin de donner la clé de M. Président à Giorno, acceptant sa mort imminente avant que Giorno le sauve.

Abbacchio envie secrètement ceux qui sont en mesure de poursuivre la justice malgré les obstacles qui pèsent contre eux et malgré à quel point la justice semble être futile face à l'argent. Bien qu'Abbacchio admette qu'il n'a jamais pu réaliser son rêve, l'esprit de son partenaire corrige qu'il a toujours gardé sa boussole morale même après être devenu un gangster.

Pendant leur temps ensemble, Abbacchio ne cesse de confronter Giorno et d'exprimer son mépris pour le petit nouveau. Non seulement il reste très critique à l'égard de chaque action et parole de Giorno, mais il refuse également de montrer Moody Blues en action devant lui, ne faisant pas du tout confiance à Giorno et donc voulant garder le secret de son Stand. Quelque peu fier, Abbacchio promet de battre Giorno après que le plus jeune membre ait constamment prouvé son propre plan d'action optimal chaque fois que leurs opinions diffèrent. Mais, bien qu'il méprise Giorno et le maltraite de temps en temps, il ne va jamais jusqu'à le frapper. Malgré lui, Abbacchio est quand même impressionné par les actions de Giorno. Pour sa part, Giorno respecte Abbacchio en tant que membre senior de l'équipe.

Quand Abbacchio visite Pompéi, il mentionne que lorsqu'il était enfant, il avait l'habitude de s'y rendre à pied depuis Naples. Cela montre qu'il avait un intérêt pour les ruines.

Pouvoirs
Le Stand d'Abbacchio, Moody Blues, reconstitue des événements se produisant à un endroit donné dans un délai spécifié par son utilisateur.

Celà lui permet d'enquêter sur ce qui s'est passé à un moment donné, correspondant à son ancien rêve d'être un vaillant policier. Abbacchio n'est pas seulement limité à regarder dans le passé. Avec de l'imagination, il peut recréer des actes passés à son avantage et déguiser son Stand pour tromper l'ennemi.

Background
Abbacchio became a police officer after graduating high school. He was very sincere about protecting people, but not long after he was stationed in his area, he realized his job had a lot of contradictions. Though the police officers risked their lives to protect the people, the people are not grateful, always trying to get out of punishments and sometimes even accusing the officers of not doing their job. And even the criminals who have been put away by the police can easily be released if they have enough money. Abbacchio began to learn of these contradictions, and one night while on patrol, he came across a man working with a harlot. The man said that he and the girl were just trying to help the girl's father repay his debts, and quietly hands Abbacchio some money as a bribe. Abbacchio is conflicted as to whether or not he should accept the money, but reasons with himself that the streets are full of people like him and even if Abbacchio did send the man to jail, he could easily pay off the lawyer and judge to get out, and that he was still protecting the streets by accepting the money.

One night a thief was reported breaking into an old man's house. Abbacchio and 🇺🇳 arrived on the scene and split up to try and trap the thief. As Abbacchio entered the house, he stumbled upon the thief, who was trying to escape through a window. It turned out the thief was the same man Abbacchio had accepted the bribe from before. The man recognized Abbacchio and tried to reason with him that if Abbacchio let him go, the man wouldn't cause any more trouble, but Abbacchio was adamant that he was arresting the man. The man said that if Abbacchio arrested him, then everyone would know that Abbacchio accepted bribes. As he talked, Abbacchio became more and more swayed by his reasoning, not knowing that the man began to withdraw a gun.

Before he could shoot Abbacchio, Abbacchio's partner burst in, shooting the man, but also getting shot in Abbacchio's place. Abbacchio was punished and discharged for having accepted a bribe. More than that, however, the fact that his partner died because of his corruption would haunt Abbacchio. He lost his life's purpose, seemingly unable to find any form of happiness or other great emotion. At some point, Abbacchio would join Passione, working under Bruno Bucciarati. From then on, he was only ever happy when he received a mission of high importance because it allowed him to forget everything else.

Polpo's Treasure
Abbacchio was introduced to Giorno as part of Bucciarati's gang along with Narancia, Fugo, and Mista. In an attempt at hazing Giorno, Abbacchio urinates in a tea pot and offers some to him under the pretense of friendship. However, Giorno then turns the situation around by actually seemingly gulping down his cup, suprising Abbacchio and impressing the rest of the group.

After boarding the ship heading for the island of Capri in order to retrieve Polpo's hidden treasure, the team is attacked by an enemy Stand. One by one the members suddenly disappear, with only Bucciarati, Abbacchio, and Giorno left on-guard. Abbacchio, distrustful of Giorno, refuses to reveal his Stand in front of him, to Bucciarati's dismay. Seeing no other choice, Giorno sacrifices himself to not only allow Abbacchio freedom to use his power, but to also help them figure out the enemy's attack, leaving behind a fly made from Narancia's shoe that tracks where the enemy is.

After him and Bucciarati jump below deck, Abbacchio decides to bring out Moody Blues, using its ability to track Narancia up to the moment he's attacked. They find his body being deflated while kept alive and being pulled into the ship. Abbacchio has Moody Blues attempt to follow where Narancia went but fails to successfully find where the enemy is. When he tries to bring his Stand back, Abbacchio is stunned to find that Moody Blues is not there despite him feeling its presence, leading him to ponder what's happening with the boat. Abbacchio, against Bucciarati's commands, forces Moody Blues to remain in a dark place. Feeling out the area, Abbacchio realizes at the last second how their enemy is attacking before Moody Blues is assaulted, causing Abbacchio to deflate and be abducted in turn. However, shortly before being taken away, he manages to convey to Bucciarati what he's figured out, using his blood and its trail to show how none of them were actually taken below the deck of the boat they're on. This allows Bucciarati to force their enemy, Mario Zucchero out into the open. Zucchero threatens to kill Abbacchio with his Soft Machine, but Bucciarati is quicker on the draw and defeats him. After kicking Zucchero's helpless body around with Fugo and Narancia, Abbacchio would still not allow Giorno to see his Stand's ability as he replays Zucchero's conversation over the radio, revealing that he had a partner that had gone ahead. When Giorno suggests that they send someone to go find the partner in Capri, Abbacchio dismisses the idea since they have no clue about the partner's appearance. However, Mista approves the idea. Giorno and Mista leave for Capri, where Mista is able to defeat Sale.

With their way secure, Bucciarati is able to lead his team to the treasure. The capo Pericolo appears to take the treasure and promotes Bucciarati. However, he then immediately presents Trish Una, the Boss' daughter, and tasks them to bodyguard her against a team of rogue assassins.

Bodyguarding Trish
The group takes in Trish Una in order to protect her from apparent traitors within the gang and hide her in a house in a vineyard. However, Narancia is sent on a supply run and encounters one of the hitmen, Formaggio. The mayhem Narancia causes is sure to attract the rest of the traitors in the area. Abbacchio reprimands Giorno for assuming that the Boss would send orders immediately, only to speak too soon as Mista confirms their next course of action just as quickly afterwards. The Boss thus tells the team to retrieve a key in Pompeii that will help them get Trish to him. Bucciarati thus sends in Abbacchio, Fugo and Giorno. They also learn that the traitors are known as Squadra Esecuzioni.

Man in the Mirror
Abbacchio, along with Giorno & Fugo arrive in the ruins of Pompeii. It is there that Fugo is attacked by la Squadra member Illuso, dragging him into the mirror world with his Stand Man in the Mirror. Fugo then activates his Stand, Purple Haze, which was separated from its user through the mirror. Abbacchio alerts Giorno to get away since Purple Haze's power could instantly kill them both. Giorno wants to aid Fugo, but Abbacchio is adamant to leaving him since they have to obtain the key, regardless of their feelings to help Fugo. Abbacchio leaves to get the key as Giorno stays, as the two separate, Illuso attacks Abbacchio by pulling him into the mirror world, but to his surprise, Abbacchio substitutes himself with Moody Blues, whom proceeds to overpower and beat the enemy Stand.

Before he is completely defeated, Illuso pushes half of Moody Blues out and pulls half of Abbacchio in, preventing both him and his Stand from attacking. In a desperation move, Abbacchio grabs the key, cuts off his own hand, and uses Moody Blues to rewind its corresponding hand in the real world's movements back to where Giorno is. Though accepting that the mission had cost both his own and Fugo's lives, Abbacchio is soon taken aback when Illuso turns the corner only to see Giorno merely looking at the key instead of escaping with it. Illuso taunts Abbacchio with how incompetent the new member of Team Bucciarati is, causing Abbacchio to furiously scream at Giorno to get away. When Illuso attacks Giorno and pulls him into the mirror world, both Abbacchio and he are shocked to see that Giorno had purposefully infected himself with Purple Haze's virus and was waiting for Illuso to attack him in order to spread it. After Illuso is defeated by the joint efforts of Giorno and Fugo, Fugo openly salutes Giorno for his efforts. Giorno, however, tells Fugo to salute Abbacchio for his own efforts. Abbacchio, around the corner, overhears this and loses consciousness after realizing that Giorno's plan was the best course of action, promising himself to beat him up when he is able to use both of his hands again. Bucciarati later reattaches Abbacchio's hand using Sticky Fingers' zipper.

The Way to Venice
Abbacchio is present for a few more attacks from La Squadra Esecuzioni. When the group board a train to Florence, they hide inside of a turtle named Coco Jumbo which was left on the platform near the train for Bucciarati. However, they are followed by a duo of assassins. Prosciutto uses his The Grateful Dead to age everyone in the train and push the team into revealing themselves. Abbacchio is among the most severely hit by the aging effect because he hasn't had a fresh drink from the fridge in Coco Jumbo. He eventually wakes up and chastises Giorno for sleeping on the job, while he feels tired and decides to take a nap again, being unaware of the attack. The train was stopped when Bucciarati had to fight Prosciutto and Pesci, and thus the group is forced to take to the roads. In a rest area, the team eventually manage to steal a car while covering their tracks. During their way to Venice, the group receives new orders from the Boss, who tells Abbacchio to use Moody Blues. Moody Blues turns into Pericolo, who posthumously gives them the next instructions: retrieve a disc from a statue near Venice's train station. Giorno and Mista are sent to retrieve it while the rest of the group goes to Venice on a boat.

Going Traitor
The group reaches the San Giorgio Maggiore church where one of the members must deliver Trish at the top of the basilica and the rest must stay in their boat. Giorno volunteers but Abbacchio shoots his proposition down, arguing that the head of the team should have the honor of completing this last part of the mission. When Bucciarati escorts Trish to the Boss, Abbacchio once more scolds Giorno for going against orders and running in after them. Abbacchio and the rest of the gang decide to follow where they find Giorno, Trish and a wounded Bucciarati. After they exit the church, Bucciarati declares that he has defected from Passione and is going against the Boss, making sure the group knows that continuing to follow him would mean becoming targeted by the gang. Abbacchio is the first to eagerly step on the boat and join Bucciarati's cause, telling him that through all of his endeavors, he only truly feels at peace when he is with Bucciarati. Everyone but Fugo then joins in shortly afterward.

The Way to Sardegna
While still in Venice, the group discuss their next course and Trish reveals that she knows her mother met the Boss in Sardegna. Suddenly, Narancia claims he is being attacked by an enemy Stand, and Abbacchio follows his apparent instructions to use Moody Blues to reveal their attacker. However, Narancia's strange actions leave Abbacchio confused and somewhat angry. Outside of his awareness, Narancia and Giorno were indeed fighting two enemy Stand Users. Abbacchio's Moody Blues reveals itself unable to properly track the enemy Stand because of Clash's teleportation ability. The team is lured in the kitchen where they are manipulated into triggering an explosion. Abbacchio is wounded, but thankfully, Narancia tracks Tiziano and Squalo and kills both of them. The group then hijacks an airline craft, and Abbacchio uses Moody Blues to replay the last pilot's flight to Sardinia, allowing the group to get there without needing any skill or experience in flying. However, they are then attacked by Carne during the preparations. Carne is quickly killed but after the plane lifts off, the Stand Notorious B.I.G manifests itself, wounding Mista, Narancia and Giorno in such a way that Giorno loses his hands and the ability to heal the team. However, Trish awakens her own Stand Spice Girl and manages to retrieve a spare hand Giorno had created. The plane is destroyed but Trish turns the cockpit into a makeshift parachute, ensuring the team's safety. A piece of Notorious B.I.G. sticks itself to Abbacchio's hair but the team still manage to get rid of it.

Finding the Boss' Past


Abbacchio is ordered to look for the place where the Boss took a photo of Trish's mother,, in order to unveil his face. Upon attempting to use his Stand powers to replay said events, Abbacchio is left alone as the group is pulled towards some commotion (a fight between Vinegar Doppio and La Squadra leader Risotto Nero). Abbacchio, having been left vulnerable, is killed by the Boss in disguise as a boy playing a game of soccer. The Boss uses his Stand, King Crimson, and punches cleanly through Abbacchio's heart. Abbacchio can only glance at the Boss before he is left to die quietly, as Moody Blues promptly begins to crumble away.

Abbacchio finds himself at a restaurant, eating a meal, when he begins hearing some commotion coming from under his table. He checks to see a policeman, picking up and inspecting glass shards too many in number to count. When told it was for an investigation of a mugging where the victim was hit with the bottle, he questions the officer as to why he would continue to pursue the suspect, knowing that even if the right evidence was found, they would likely bail themselves out with ease. The officer replies that he's looking for the truth, rather than just results, as one whom never loses sight of the truth and reality can reach their destination. Abbacchio admits his envy for him, and that he used to have that same mentality but ultimately could not uphold it, calling himself worthless. The policeman reveals to Abbacchio that said mentality had never left him, making him somewhat anxious. He remembers what he was doing before and says he has to return to his team. Abbacchio begins walking towards a bus, only to be told by the officer that he was brought there by that same bus; It was his final stop. Upon looking at the officer once more, Abbacchio finally remembers the man as his former partner, and begins crying, dishearteningly telling him that his death on patrol was all because his partner accepted some bribe.

Legacy
Upon finding Abbacchio's corpse, the whole group is left horrified at how sudden his death was: Mista becomes quiet and refuses to look at it; Giorno is left in disbelief at his failure to be able to save him; Narancia cries and becomes desperate, begging Giorno to do something; Bucciarati, despite trying to act mature and commanding the gang to leave the area, subconsciously bites his lip hard enough to bleed. Giorno finds that Abbacchio held in his hand a conspicuous piece of stone, and uses his Gold Experience to return the piece to an imprint of the boss' face and fingerprints, left by Moody Blues as a sort of death mask before it crumbled. With that, they're able to make a mold of those features and continue their efforts to defeat The Boss.

Abbacchio is last seen as an apparition with his partner, watching over his friends from the sky. Before the two walk away, he is told that he's done a fine job and that his friends have sensed his will to seek out the truth.

Vento Aureo (PS2)
Abbacchio appears as one of the 8 playable characters in the game. He is playable in the second battle with Illuso in Super Story and some chapters in Another Story.

Gameplay-wise, Abbacchio can only attack with regular punches and kicks as he has no real special attacks of his own. Moody Blues, when activated, possesses stronger attacks and can be used to defend Abbacchio. Moody Blues' special ability allows Abbacchio to record all of the movements done by the player. However, Moody Blues will be frozen and vulnerable for as long as the player continues recording. If Abbacchio successfully completes the recording, reactivating Moody Blues will cause the Stand to replay all the recorded actions, dealing proper damage and creating combo opportunities. The recorded moves will stay "saved" until Abbacchio uses the recording ability again.

Aside from being playable only in the battle against Illuso, unlike Narancia and Bucciarati, whose deaths occur before and after the Story Chapter is cleared, Abbacchio's death possesses a fully animated chapter in Story Mode.

All Star Battle (PS3)
Abbacchio appears in the game as a menu explanatory character, being the player's guide during the BGM VIEW mode. The game depicts him using Moody Blues whenever the player wishes to listen to the game's audio and soundtrack. He is the only unplayable member of Team Bucciarati.

Eyes of Heaven (PS4)
Although he is not playable, Abbacchio appears in a manga cutscene in Chapter 2 and is also seen fully-modeled in the ending of Story Mode.

In an interview with Hiroshi Matsuyama, it was stated that Abbacchio, and 119 other characters, were originally planned to be in the game. Apparently, Abbacchio made it into beta testing, but the team had trouble making Moody Blues' ability to replay his opponent's moves viable in-game.

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Trivia

 * According to Araki but never demonstrated within the story, Abbacchio is physically the strongest in Team Bucciarati.
 * He appears along with Bruno Bucciarati and Polpo in the one-shot Jolyne, Fly High with GUCCI.
 * Abbacchio is voiced by Junichi Suwabe in the TV anime, who originally played Telence T. D'Arby in the Part 3 TV anime and JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All Star Battle.

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