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|vol = [[Volume 2|2]] |
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|date = March 9, 1987 |
|date = March 9, 1987 |
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|sdate = February 24, 1987<ref>[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/manga/weekly-jump/wj-1987/ Weekly Shōnen Jump 1987]</ref> |
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|wsj = #13, 1987<ref>[http://www.biwa.ne.jp/~starman/1987/1987jump.htm 1987年の週刊少年ジャンプ]</ref> |
|wsj = #13, 1987<ref>[http://www.biwa.ne.jp/~starman/1987/1987jump.htm 1987年の週刊少年ジャンプ]</ref> |
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|anime = {{Ep3|Episode 3}} |
|anime = {{Ep3|Episode 3}} |
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|prev = {{Ch2|Chapter 10}} |
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|next = {{Ch2|Chapter 12}} |
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{{Quote|{{Nihongo|The moment of destiny is approaching! Don't let fear control you!!|せまる運命の時！恐怖の支配を許すな!!}}|Tagline}} |
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| ⚫ | {{Nihongo|'''The Stone Mask, Part 4'''|石仮面 その④|Ishi Kamen Sono 4}}, originally {{Nihongo|'''Transcend Humanity!'''|人間を超越する！|Ningen o Chōetsu Suru!}} in the [[Weekly Shonen Jump|WSJ]] and tankobon releases, is the 11th chapter of ''[[Phantom Blood]]'' and the 11th chapter of the ''[[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure]]'' manga. |
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==Summary== |
==Summary== |
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[[Dio Brando|Dio]] arrives back at the mansion after deciding that he would rather fight [[Jonathan Joestar|Jonathan]] than run away. Upon entering, he notices that all the lights are off and asks what the reasoning is behind it. He is met by Jonathan, who lights some candles, and attempts to greet him as though nothing were amiss. Jonathan refuses to believe Dio's lie and states plainly that he has proof of his treachery, and has already gained an antidote for the {{MI| |
[[Dio Brando|Dio]] arrives back at the mansion after deciding that he would rather fight [[Jonathan Joestar|Jonathan]] than run away. Upon entering, he notices that all the lights are off and asks what the reasoning is behind it. He is met by Jonathan, who lights some candles, and attempts to greet him as though nothing were amiss. Jonathan refuses to believe Dio's lie and states plainly that he has proof of his treachery, and has already gained an antidote for the {{MI|Eastern Poison|poison}} and applied it to [[George Joestar I|his father]]. Jonathan says he finds it unfortunate to have to turn him in, the two of them having been raised like brothers, but he really has no choice after what Dio has done. To Jonathan's astonishment, Dio pleads to be given more time before being arrested and claims that the crimes he had committed were due to being born as a poor man. Dio tries to prove his remorse by explaining that he went back to the [[Joestar Mansion|mansion]] to surrender, when he could have easily run away had he wanted to avoid arrest. |
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From the shadows, [[Robert E. O. Speedwagon|Speedwagon]] appears and reintroduces himself while warning Jonathan not to trust Dio's lies. Having lived in the slums all his life and having met many villains, Speedwagon claims to be able to easily tell a bad person from a good person just by their smell. He argues that Dio's upbringing was not why he was a villain, but rather, that he had been evil since birth. With that said, Jonathan brings forth the man who had sold Dio the |
From the shadows, [[Robert E. O. Speedwagon|Speedwagon]] appears and reintroduces himself while warning Jonathan not to trust Dio's lies. Having lived in the slums all his life and having met many villains, Speedwagon claims to be able to easily tell a bad person from a good person just by their smell. He argues that Dio's upbringing was not why he was a villain, but rather, that he had been evil since birth. With that said, Jonathan brings forth the man who had sold Dio the poison. A curtain drops nearby, revealing George Joestar, as well as several police officers. George is upset by Dio's betrayal and begins to return to his room so he does not have to watch the arrest of his adopted son. |
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Yet the [[Wang Chan| |
Yet the [[Wang Chan|man]] says that Dio won't be caught. As a fortune-teller, he can tell that by Dio's face and moles on his left ear that he was gifted with unbelievable luck, and the ominous prediction is heard by a disturbed George. |
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Dio asks that Jonathan be the one to cuff him, and as JoJo approaches him to do just that, he remarks that humans and their abilities are greatly limited. Suddenly, Dio pulls the [[Stone Mask]] from inside of the cast on his arm and brandishes it in the air, exclaiming that he rejects his humanity. He then pulls out a knife and attempts to stab Jonathan, but hits George who jumped in front of him to protect his son. Dio dons the mask anyway and wipes George's blood onto it as a hail of bullets from the police pierces him. A burst of light fills the room while Dio laughs insanely. |
Dio asks that Jonathan be the one to cuff him, and as JoJo approaches him to do just that, he remarks that humans and their abilities are greatly limited. Suddenly, Dio pulls the [[Stone Mask]] from inside of the cast on his arm and brandishes it in the air, exclaiming that he rejects his humanity. He then pulls out a knife and attempts to stab Jonathan, but hits George who jumped in front of him to protect his son. Dio dons the mask anyway and wipes George's blood onto it as a hail of bullets from the police pierces him. A burst of light fills the room while Dio laughs insanely. |
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==Appearances== |
==Appearances== |
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{{CBox|Title=Characters|bg=PB3|bg2=PB2| |
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{{Char|Name=Jonathan Joestar|Av=JonathanAv.png|Color=PB|Color2=PB2}} |
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{{Char|Name=Jonathan Joestar|Av=JonathanAv.png|Color=PB|Color2=PB2}}{{Char|Name=Dio Brando|Av=DioBrandoAv.png|Color=PB|Color2=PB2}}{{Char|Name=Joestar Mansion Butler|Av=Joestar Butler Av.png|Status={{Mo}}|Color=PB|Color2=PB2}}{{Char|Name=Robert E. O. Speedwagon|Av=SpeedwagonAv.png|Color=PB|Color2=PB2}}{{Char|Name=Wang Chan|Av=WangChanAv.png|Color=PB|Color2=PB2}}{{Char|Name=Police Officers|Av=PolicemenManga.png|Color=PB|Color2=PB2|Status={{1st}}}}{{Char|Name=George Joestar I|SName=George Joestar|Av=GeorgeIAv.png|Color=PB|Color2=PB2}} |
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{{Char|Name=Dio Brando|Av=DioBrandoAv.png|Color=PB|Color2=PB2}} |
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{{Char|Name=Joestar Mansion Butler|Av=Joestar Butler Av.png|Status={{Mo}}|Color=PB|Color2=PB2}} |
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{{Char|Name=Robert E. O. Speedwagon|Av=SpeedwagonAv.png|Color=PB|Color2=PB2}} |
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{{Char|Name=Wang Chan|Av=WangChanAv.png|Color=PB|Color2=PB2}} |
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{{Char|Name=Police Officers|Av=PoliceOfficersAv.png|Color=PB|Color2=PB2|Status={{1st}}}} |
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{{Char|Name=George Joestar I|SName=George Joestar|Av=GeorgeIAv.png|Color=PB|Color2=PB2}} |
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{{Char|Name=Dario Brando|Av=DarioBrandoAv.png|Status={{Mo}}|Color=PB|Color2=PB2}} |
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==Author's Comment== |
==Author's Comment== |
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{{Note|Part=PB|Link=Author's Note |
{{Note|Part=PB|Name=Author's Comment|Link=Author's Note/Phantom Blood |
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|Translation={{AN|Chapter 11}} |
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|Transcript={{ANJ|Chapter 11}} |
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==References== |
==References== |
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Latest revision as of 16:54, 16 January 2025
The Stone Mask, Part 4 (石仮面 その④, Ishi Kamen Sono 4), originally Transcend Humanity! (人間を超越する！, Ningen o Chōetsu Suru!) in the WSJ and tankobon releases, is the 11th chapter of Phantom Blood and the 11th chapter of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure manga.
Summary
Dio arrives back at the mansion after deciding that he would rather fight Jonathan than run away. Upon entering, he notices that all the lights are off and asks what the reasoning is behind it. He is met by Jonathan, who lights some candles, and attempts to greet him as though nothing were amiss. Jonathan refuses to believe Dio's lie and states plainly that he has proof of his treachery, and has already gained an antidote for the poison and applied it to his father. Jonathan says he finds it unfortunate to have to turn him in, the two of them having been raised like brothers, but he really has no choice after what Dio has done. To Jonathan's astonishment, Dio pleads to be given more time before being arrested and claims that the crimes he had committed were due to being born as a poor man. Dio tries to prove his remorse by explaining that he went back to the mansion to surrender, when he could have easily run away had he wanted to avoid arrest.
From the shadows, Speedwagon appears and reintroduces himself while warning Jonathan not to trust Dio's lies. Having lived in the slums all his life and having met many villains, Speedwagon claims to be able to easily tell a bad person from a good person just by their smell. He argues that Dio's upbringing was not why he was a villain, but rather, that he had been evil since birth. With that said, Jonathan brings forth the man who had sold Dio the poison. A curtain drops nearby, revealing George Joestar, as well as several police officers. George is upset by Dio's betrayal and begins to return to his room so he does not have to watch the arrest of his adopted son.
Yet the man says that Dio won't be caught. As a fortune-teller, he can tell that by Dio's face and moles on his left ear that he was gifted with unbelievable luck, and the ominous prediction is heard by a disturbed George.
Dio asks that Jonathan be the one to cuff him, and as JoJo approaches him to do just that, he remarks that humans and their abilities are greatly limited. Suddenly, Dio pulls the Stone Mask from inside of the cast on his arm and brandishes it in the air, exclaiming that he rejects his humanity. He then pulls out a knife and attempts to stab Jonathan, but hits George who jumped in front of him to protect his son. Dio dons the mask anyway and wipes George's blood onto it as a hail of bullets from the police pierces him. A burst of light fills the room while Dio laughs insanely.
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