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"Tant que vous serez là, mes Harvests, je ne manquerai jamais d'argent ! ...De toute ma vie !"

- Shigechi à ses, Chapter 335

Shigekiyo Yangu (矢安宮 重清), aussi surnommé Shigechi (重ちー), est un personnage secondaire fiurant dans la quatrième partie de ', '. Il apparait dans les arcs narratifs "La moisson de Shigechi" et "Yoshikage Kira aime la tranquillité".

Shigechi est un enfant de manieur de. Il possède une colonie de petits Stands nommés qui collectent des pièces de monnaie pour lui. Il se lie d'amitié avec et. Ensemble, ils formulent un plan pour essayer de gagner de l'argent rapidement.

Apparence
Shigechi est un petit garçon obèse qui est très petit mais large. Il a une silhouette trapue avec une grosse tête par rapport à son corps.

Ses traits sont assez déformés, avec une tête sans cou et des traits du visages particulièrement larges dont les yeux avec des arêtes sourcilières proéminents, des dents qui ne s'alignent pas et le maxillaire manquant. Sa tête semble être chauve mais couverts de piques, lesquelles semblent être de simples piques, bien qu'Araki les colorent comme des cheveux. Il a de grandes oreilles avec des lobes surdimensionnés.

Il porte un uniforme d'école modifié de couleur sombre, décoré d'une rangée de boutons croisant sa poitrine en un "W", deux autres rangées de boutons partant des deux pointes et joignant vers le bas de son blouson d'écolier. Son pantalon n'a aucune décoration.

Personnalité
"Ce petit bonhomme était avare comme pas deux, et il tapait facilement sur les nerfs. Mais il n'était pas du genre qu'on pouvait l'ignorer."

- Josuke sur Shigechi, Chapter 347

De prime abord, Shigechi peut paraitre être naïf et lent d'esprit au vu de son comportement enfantin et du fait qu'on le voit d'abord simplement collecter des petites pièces avec son Harvest. Il mentionne qu'il lèche aussi des timbres et autre autocollants pour savoir si le goût de la glue diffère selon les autocollants, et garde un chewing-gum collé sur une photo de sa mère pour la mâchouiller plus tard.

Shigechi semble ne pas avoir d'ami avant de rencontrer et, ce qui résulte en une sorte d'ineptitude sociale. Il est aux joies quand Josuke et Okuyasu acceptent d'être ses amis, leur donnant alors la moitié du butin qu'il a amassé avec son simplement parce qu'ils sont amis. De fait, s'il n'y a pas trop d'argent impliqué, il est toujours amical. Shigechi aime aussi sa famille, portant tout le temps avec lui une photo de sa maman. Lorsqu'il confronte le tueur en série et que ce dernier menace de tuer ses parents, Shigechi fait tout en son pouvoir pour prévenir quelqu'un qui arrêtera Kira. Shigechi est un garçon poli envers les adultes; en effet, il présente platement des excuses quand il se cogne presque contre un adulte, cet adulte étant Kira.

Cependant, les plus gros défauts de Shigechi sont sa cupidité et son avarice. Lorsqu'Okuyasu a trouvé un ticket de loterie gagnant, il ne supporta pas l'idée de devoir partager le prix de 5 millions de yen avec Josuke et Okuyasu et leur prit le chèque, menaçant de les tuer si jamais ils le poursuivaient. D'ailleurs, Shigechi ne recula pas à exercer de la violence, notamment en essayant de déchiqueter les jambes d'Okuyasu et voulant percer les yeux de Josuke. Même après qu'ils se réconcilient, Shigechi reste assez pingre et il hésite grandement à prêter ne serait-ce que 1000 yen à ses amis, notant scrupuleusement ce prêt pour qu'on le rembourse plus tard. Il est très possessif envers son repas, même si ledit repas est un sandwich très prisé. S'il est généralement poli envers les adultes, Shigechi devient plus agressif et belliqueux à partir du moment où il pense que Kira lui a volé son déjeuner. Shigechi avait aussi l'habitude de se servir dans la réserve de café et de thé d'un professeur de son collège pour avoir des boissons gratuites.

Enfin, Shigechi a une fierté tordue. En effet, il est très facilement flatté et les compliments lui montent à la tête. Le fait que Josuke et Okuyasu lui ont dit qu'il était malin de penser à chercher des pièces perdues à travers la ville lui fit penser qu'il aurait été assez intelligent pour penser à rassembler des coupons de magasins pour collecter encore plus d'argent, ou même qu'il aurait pensé à collecter des tickets de loterie potentiellement gagnants. D'un autre côté, Shigechi est facilement vexé lorsqu'on l'insulte. Quand Okuyasu le traite de demeuré et de glouton, Shigechi le prend très mal, au point qu'il devient particulièrement violent contre Okuyasu. Shigechi a très confiance en sa capacité de combat, au point d'être arrogant. Quand il combat Josuke et Okuyasu, il prétend que son Stand est invincible. Lorsqu'il confronte Kira, il fait la même erreur et affronte le tueur en série sans essayer d'abord de connaitre ses pouvoirs, ce qui mena à sa perte.

Le Stand de Shigechi est Harvest, un essaim de 500 petits Stands ressemblant à des insectes. Individuellement, les Harvest sont faibles et fragiles mais ensemble, ils peuvent submerger l'ennemi. Ils sont assez autonomes et ont une grande portée. Shigechi les utilise pour chercher de petits objets dans une large zone.

La moisson de Shigechi
et découvrent Shigechi après avoir vu et suivi  en train d'emporter des petites pièces perdues. Suivant ce Stand mystérieux jusqu'à un parc, il épient Harvest déposer leur butin aux pieds de Shigechi, qui se félicite d'avoir eu l'idée de chercher des pièces. Shigechi voit alors Josuke et Okuyasu, qui ne savent pas encore s'il est un manieur de Stand malveillant ou non, mais à leur surprise, Shigechi sourit et les salue. Shigechi se présente, lui et son Stand. Quelque peu impressionné, Josuke complimente Shigechi sur son plan d'amasser des pièces, ce qui rend Shigechi si content qu'il donne à Josuke et Okuyasu la moitié de son butin, car ils sont désormais amis. Okuyasu veut bien prendre cet argent, mais Josuke insiste qu'ils ne profitent pas (trop) de sa naïveté. A la place, Josuke propose à Shigechi un nouveau plan pour amasser encore plus d'argent grâce à son Harvest puis de partager ce butin là en trois.

Josuke dit à Shigechi de chercher à travers non pas des pièces, mais des coupons de fidélité de divers magasins car les commerces de la villes ont pour habitude de donner de tels coupons sensés être accumulés par des clients fidèles en échanges de bonus, mais que les clients jettent le plus souvent. Shigechi pourrait alors prendre la moitié du butin et Josuke et Okuyasu se partageront l'autre moitié. Ce nouveau "trio invincible" regarde avec joie Harvest fouiller de fond en comble la vide et accumuler rapidement des coupons, ce qui permet à Josuke de collecter 61000 yens dans les magasins Kameyu comme récompense. Cependant, Shigechi s'emporte et devient avare. Il décide de seulement donner un billet de 10000 yen à Josuke et Okuyasu en se justifiant que c'est son Harvest qui a fait tout le travail. Ceci énerve Okuyasu mais Josuke le retient, vu qu'ils doivent agir avec maturité et qu'ils auront plus à gagner en rester amis avec Shigechi.

Josuke throws away a batch of lottery tickets, but Okuyasu stops him as he believes a winning lottery ticket could be there. Both Josuke and Shigechi scoff at the idea and Shigechi even promises Okuyasu half of whatever prize he gets. Soon enough, Okuyasu finds a winning lottery ticket with a prize of 5,000,000 yen. Josuke and Okuyasu are overjoyed, but unbeknownst to them, Shigechi's greed resurfaces.

At the bank, Shigechi, Josuke and Okuyasu try to receive their paycheck. The banker, suspicious about the trio, interrogates them about the ticket and reveals that the real buyer had written his name and phone number on the back. Thankfully, Josuke uses Crazy Diamond to modify the writings, stopping the banker from confirming that the ticker has been bought by someone else. After they exit the bank, Shigechi claims the prize for himself, repeating that Harvest was the one to find the ticket. This time, even Josuke loses patience. Shigechi arrogantly hands Josuke and Okuyasu two 10,000 yen notes as an "act of sympathy" but Okuyasu punches him, takes the paycheck and insults him. In anger, Shigechi retaliates. He summons Harvest who snatches the paycheck and attack Okuyasu's legs. Although Crazy Diamond is powerful enough to easily destroy one Harvest, this does no damage to Shigechi who runs away, threatening to kill the duo if they follow him.

Josuke and Okuyasu pursue Shigechi, who's fatness prevents him from running for long. However, he uses Harvest as a makeshift tank tread, allowing to be carried rapidly over the street and even carried to the roofs of the town. Using teamwork, Josuke and Okuyasu somehow manage to follow him and corner him on a roof. However, Shigechi has Harvest inject alcohol directly in their bloodstream, making them dizzy. Weakened, Josuke and Okuyasu cannot properly defend themselves and are cornered. Okuyasu begs for mercy and shows his money as a payment in exchange for forgiveness. Enticed, Shigechi approaches to take the bills and although he sees through the trick, he's already entered The Hand's range which teleport the ticket back into the duo's hands. Josuke then proceeds to tear the paycheck into tiny pieces and throw all but one piece away. Panicking, Shigechi sends Harvest away from him, allowing Josuke and Okuyasu to beat him.

Josuke and Okuyasu finally manage to talk sense into Shigechi and convince him to split the prize into thirds. The three receive their prize and become firm friends, although Shigechi's greed still annoys his two comrades.

Yoshikage Kira Just Wants to Live Quietly
One day, Shigechi buys sandwich from St. Gentleman's. It is stolen from under his nose by a dog and when Shigechi notices that his sandwich is gone, he mistakes Kira's bag for his and takes it, not knowing that Kira's "girlfriend" is inside of it. Kira notices this right away and follows the kid to prevent him from seeing the hand, as he fears that the police could easily trace the ring on it and Kira's fingerprints back to him. Having not left a single clue during his 15-year career as a serial killer, Kira is determined to reclaim his "girlfriend."

Kira follows Shigechi across town until the latter runs into Josuke & Okuyasu again. Shigechi offers to let them into his school's prep room to have the coffee and tea that the gym teacher regularly smuggles into the school, but Josuke & Okuyasu turn him down. Thinking that he can reclaim his "girlfriend" without much trouble, Kira follows Shigechi into his school's prep room and tries to grab the St. Gentleman's bag while Shigechi is busy brewing himself some coffee, but is forced to hide in the gymnastics equipment when Josuke & Okuyasu suddenly join Shigechi, having changed their minds about his offer. While the trio is busy eating lunch, Kira attempts to grab the bag with a straightened-out coat hanger, but drops it, piquing Josuke's curiosity. Just when he is about to investigate the bag, however, Shigechi stops him and accuses him of trying to steal his sandwich. He then leaves again to prepare tea for Josuke & Okuyasu, during which Kira successfully reclaims the bag. Upon noticing that his bag is gone, however, Shigechi sends out Harvest to look for it but is cut short when the gym teacher enters the prep room, driving the three boys out and giving Kira an opportunity to escape without a trace.

Shigechi, however, notices Kira carrying the bag from the same bakery that his sandwich came from, and suspects Kira of having stolen his sandwich. Shigechi tries to take it back with Harvest, but the bag rips open, exposing Kira's "girlfriend." Kira, knowing that he'll probably be exposed, gives Shigechi a monologue on how he wishes to live a quiet life before summoning his own Stand, Killer Queen, aiming to kill Shigechi before the boy can expose him. Kira then sends out his Stand, Killer Queen, to eliminate him before word gets out. However, Shigechi summons his own Stand, Harvest, to try and incapacitate him. Kira deduces from his incident in the school that Josuke and Okuyasu are also Stand users while revealing a 100 yen coin. Shigechi orders Harvest to take the coin, right before Kira reveals Killer Queen's ability to turn anything it touches into a bomb. The coin explodes, maiming Shigechi but not killing him. After revealing his knowledge of Reimi, Shigechi uses Harvest to distract Kira and hide. He then hobbles to the high school section of the school, aiming to warn Josuke & Okuyasu, but the moment he touches Josuke's classroom's doorknob, Kira detonates the bomb he planted on it, causing Shigechi to explode from the inside-out without leaving a trace.

People of Morioh Town
Having managed to leave the group a button from Kira's suit coat, Shigechi's soul is seen ascending by Reimi Sugimoto, and she warns the allied Stand users of his fate.

Legacy
Shigechi's abrupt death becomes one of the main reasons that Josuke and Okuyasu search for and confront Yoshikage Kira.

All Star Battle (PS3)
Shigechi was the 2nd DLC character to be announced for the game. Despite being one of the mass majority of playable characters in the game with the "Stand" Style, Shigechi cannot turn Harvest on/off, nor does he have access to the Stand Rush ability returning from the Capcom game.

In order to change movesets, Shigechi can switch between Offensive Formation and Defensive Formation, which dictates some of the skills he can use and changes Harvest's combat capabilities. Shigechi has 900 HP.

Shigechi a quelques répliques uniques s'il combat :


 * Si Shigechi est contre Kosaku Kawajiri (Kira), Kira sera horrifié de voir que Shigechi est en vie, sachant que dans le manga, il l'avait déjà tué.
 * Si Shigechi est battu par Kira, le garçon va crier à l'aide et appelle Josuke, comme il l'a fait durant sa mort dans le manga.

Eyes of Heaven (PS3/PS4)
Shigechi was confirmed for the game alongside Kira and Akira Otoishi. He is still voiced by Kappei Yamaguchi, despite having previously voiced Forever in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders. As a Stand User, Shigechi is one of many characters with wildly varied abilities that grant him uniqueness in battle. His playstyle from All Star Battle, involving the use of Harvest to enhance or alter his abilities, returns.


 * Style Action - Harvest: Shigechi summons a Harvest unit. He can have up to 3 units active at a time, and the number of active units affect the properties of his skills. Harvest is represented in "Stocks", holding up to a maximum of 7 and refilling over time. Using skills that consume Harvest units will subtract from the available Stock count accordingly; Shigechi cannot summon more Harvest units if he has 0 Stocks. The speed and distance of Shigechi's Homing Dash increases when more Harvest units are active.
 * Harvest Stock Icon: A small icon on the right side of Shigechi's health gauge shows how many Stocks of Harvest units he has available, including active units.
 * I can get anything I want!: Shigechi sends Harvest out to obtain a different object depending on how many Harvest units are used.
 * None - Two construction pipes will fall on Shigechi's target's head from anywhere on the stage, otherwise targeting the nearest opponent.
 * One - The pipes become unblockable, deal more damage, and knock the opponent down hard enough for them to bounce.
 * Two - Harvest brings Shigechi a bag of St. Gentleman's, restoring a small amount of health.
 * Three - Harvest brings Shigechi a wad of yen bills, filling the Dual Heat Gauge by a small amount and giving JoJo Points directly to the player.
 * I poured it right into your veins!: Shigechi sends Harvest running forward (flying at his target if in midair) to damage opponents that are hit. The more Harvest units used, the longer the attack's range. If at least one Harvest unit is used, the Harvests will latch onto the target and temporarily inflict a status effect so long as they are attached, with more Harvest units adding more effects; Opponents can be Poisoned (causing gradual health loss), Sealed (disabling the use of skills), or Slowed (reducing movement speed greatly); If three Harvest units are used, all three effects are inflicted.
 * I was blinded by my own greed.: Shigechi stops to contemplate. This temporarily boosts the restoration rate of Harvest Stocks, but is followed by a short period of the opposite effect afterward.
 * EX - I can get anything I want!: Both opponents are attacked by falling construction pipes regardless of the number of Harvest units active, and Shigechi gains super armor (or unflinching to enemy attacks) in the later portion of the skill's animation. No Harvest Stocks are consumed, but all active Harvest units are reset.
 * EX - I poured it right into your veins!: The skill executes quicker, reaches its maximum range, and all three status effects are inflicted regardless of the number of Harvest units active. No Harvest Stocks are consumed, but all active Harvest units are reset.
 * Trait - If you come any closer...: If two or more Harvest units are active, Shigechi is able to use his Stand to carry himself up certain walls and columns around the stage, granting him the ability to reach different areas of stages without needing to travel the conventional routes, or simply avoid attacks. Holding this activating button will allow him to climb higher, and he is able to attack from his vantage points. Shigechi climbs faster when three units are active.
 * Dual Heat Attack - You want proof? Here it is!: Identical to its performance in All Star Battle, though executes faster for the sake of brevity.

JoJolities

 * No one can beat my Harvest!: Shigechi must use his Style Action 5 times. (200 Points)
 * I can get anything I want!: Shigechi must use "I can get anything I want!" 5 times. (200 Points)
 * You keep chasing me and I'll kill you!: Shigechi must survive the first 10 counts of the battle timer without taking damage. (300 Points)
 * Mess with me and you're gonna get hurt!: Shigechi must perform a Dual Combo Finish. (500 Points)
 * Don't underestimate Harvest!: Shigechi must Retire an opponent while the effects of "I was blinded by my own greed." are active. (800 Points)

In the altered timeline, Shigechi survived his encounter with Kira and is seen hanging out with Josuke, Koichi, and Okuyasu at Cafe Deux Magots.

Tournament
He is paired with Caesar Anthonio Zeppeli in the Eyes of Heaven Tournament but was eliminated in the preliminaries by Joseph Joestar and Dio Brando.

JORGE JOESTAR
In the light novel JORGE JOESTAR, an iteration of Shigechi appears in the 37th universe, named Shigetaka Yangu (矢安宮 重孝). Like his original universe counterpart, he is also nicknamed "Shigechi". Shigetaka wields the Stand Stray Dog, allowing him to control all of the stray dogs that are in town.

Shigetaka bears a resemblance to the original universe Shigechi but with ordinary proportions. He has an average height and his face is not as chubby. His eyes and ears are sized normally, his eyebrows are thin and directly above his eyes, and none of his teeth are missing. Shigetaka is bald, but rather than having several spikes on his head, he has small, pointed tufts of hair circling around his head. He wears a school uniform jacket studded with small beads and a striped shirt underneath it.

One of Shigetaka's dogs comes back carrying a hand in his mouth one day. The nail polish on the woman's hand is unusual enough that Shigetaka and his friends, Koji Hirose, Muryotaisu Nijimura, and Fukashigi Nijimura, are able to figure out where the nail polish was sold. They learn that it had been purchased by a man, which the store owner thought was unusual enough and remembered his name,. The hand belonged to a woman that Kira killed and had been toying with.

Koji is the first to find Kira and nearly dies until the Nijimura brothers arrive to help. However, Kira manages to escape and forces to use her Stand Face/Off to switch his appearance with a random passerby. Kira then kills Aya as well as Shigetaka as a warning not to interfere with him.

Galerie
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Détails

 * Dans une liste des 10 personnages préférés de datant de 2000, Shigechi était le 9ème personnage préféré de l'auteur, juste au dessus de, et étant un parmi trois personnages de " dans ce top 10.
 * Durant le festival Lucca Comics de 2019, Araki a dit que son personnage préféré était Shigechi.
 * Araki mentions that Shigekiyo's death is the death that saddened him the most.
 * Kappei Yamaguchi, le doubleur de Shigechi dans l'anime et les jeux, a aussi été la voix de Forever dans l'anime de la partie 3.