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|ja_romaji = Kakyōin Noriaki
|ja_romaji = Kakyōin Noriaki
|availability = Base Roster
|availability = Base Roster
|style = Stand User
|style = [[Stand]]
|stand = [[Hierophant Green]]
|stand = [[Hierophant Green]]
|seiyuu = [[Daisuke Hirakawa]]
|seiyuu = [[Daisuke Hirakawa]]
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|colors = StardustCrusaders
|colors = StardustCrusaders
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{{Quote|{{nihongo2|"Hierophant Green" is the only way to get rid of him<ref>[https://jojogame.bngames.net/character/chr/03/02.html Kakyoin EoH page]</ref>|{{ruby|『法皇の縁』|ハイエロファントグリーン}}こそ奴を始末すのにふさわしい|"Haierofanto Gurīn" koso yatsu o shimatsu sunoni fusawashī}}|'''CITATION NEEDED'''}}
{{Quote|{{nihongo|"Hierophant Green" is the only way to get rid of him<ref>[https://jojogame.bngames.net/character/chr/03/02.html Kakyoin EoH page]</ref>|{{ruby|『法皇の縁』|ハイエロファントグリーン}}こそ奴を始末すのにふさわしい}}|{{Ch|Chapter 123}}}}
{{nihongo|'''Noriaki Kakyoin'''|花京院 典明|Kakyōin Noriaki}} was one of the first confirmed characters for {{EoH}} alongside {{EoH|Joseph Joestar}}, {{EoH|Caesar Anthonio Zeppeli}}, {{EoH|Rudol von Stroheim}}, {{EoH|Jotaro Kujo}}, {{EoH|Josuke Higashikata}} and {{EoH|Diego Brando}}.
{{nihongo|'''Noriaki Kakyoin'''|花京院 典明|Kakyōin Noriaki}} was one of the first confirmed characters for {{EoH}} alongside {{EoH|Joseph Joestar}}, {{EoH|Caesar Anthonio Zeppeli}}, {{EoH|Rudol von Stroheim}}, {{EoH|Jotaro Kujo}}, {{EoH|Josuke Higashikata}} and {{EoH|Diego Brando}}.


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==Moveset==
==Moveset==
{{Expand section}}
*'''Style Action - Hierophant's Barrier!''': Hierophant Green extends its arm and deploys a thinly visible net of tentacles as traps. If the initiating button is held, the attack's range can be extended indefinitely. A maximum of three can be out at any time, with a '''Barrier Icon''' displaying how many Kakyoin can place, and placing any more than the max will simply undo the oldest barrier. All deployed tentacles are undone if they are used, or if Kakyoin is knocked down, even by soft knockdown that he techs. If an opponent or opponents touch any barrier, the barriers will explode into unblockable emeralds that knock them back. If at least two barriers are deployed when one is tripped, the opponent is instead sent flying straight into the nearest one, provided that there is a direct path between the two. This can potentially send opponents flying long distances across the stage if set up properly. The barriers also have special properties in response to Kakyoin's other skills.
{{Game Movelist|Title=Style/Specials/etc|Color=SC|Collapse=true|
*'''Didn't you notice?''': Hierophant Green deploys a thick cluster of tentacles as temporary traps. Opponents that trip the trap are paralyzed, bound by the tentacles and open to further attacks. Any of Hierophant's Barriers that are deployed will also transform into the cluster traps.
{{Game Move|Color=SC|name='''Style Action - Hierophant's Barrier!'''
*'''Eat this!''': Hierophant Green fires a larger Emerald Splash with infinite range and some homing capability. Any of Hierophant's Barriers that are deployed will also unleash emeralds, which will aim at Kakyoin's target if he is locked on, otherwise scattering in all directions.
|desc=Hierophant Green extends its arm and deploys a thinly visible net of tentacles as traps. If the initiating button is held, the attack's range can be extended indefinitely. A maximum of three can be out at any time, with a '''Barrier Icon''' displaying how many Kakyoin can place, and placing any more than the max will simply undo the oldest barrier. All deployed tentacles are undone if they are used, or if Kakyoin is knocked down, even by soft knockdown that he techs. If an opponent or opponents touch any barrier, the barriers will explode into unblockable emeralds that knock them back. If at least two barriers are deployed when one is tripped, the opponent is instead sent flying straight into the nearest one, provided that there is a direct path between the two. This can potentially send opponents flying long distances across the stage if set up properly. The barriers also have special properties in response to Kakyoin's other skills.
*'''Noriaki Kakyoin contemplates Hierophant Green!''': Kakyoin grabs hold of Hierophant Green as the Stand extends a tentacle at specific points in the stage to pull him to, represented by anchor icons. This allows for quick escapes and inversely can be used to close the distance on an opponent. Certain types of environmental objects, such as lampposts, allow Kakyoin to stand atop them, granting him the ability to recuperate or attack from out of reach of close-ranged attacks. Kakyoin may also lock onto any of Hierophant's Barriers to use as anchors, and doing so will consume the selected barrier.
}}
*'''When it rips things apart, it writhes—with euphoria!''': Hierophant Green sends tentacles into the ground, appearing at an opponent's feet to skewer them and send them flying with multiple hits. If the initiating button is held, the attack will continue in intervals until it succeeds at the expense of stamina. The attack will target whatever Kakyoin is locked onto, otherwise attacking the nearest opponent.
{{Game Move|Color=SC|name='''Didn't you notice?'''
*'''EX -''' '''When it rips things apart, it writhes—with euphoria!''': Kakyoin is invincible upon activation and recovers from the skill faster.
|desc=Hierophant Green deploys a thick cluster of tentacles as temporary traps. Opponents that trip the trap are paralyzed, bound by the tentacles and open to further attacks. Any of Hierophant's Barriers that are deployed will also transform into the cluster traps.
*'''EX -''' '''Eat this!''': Kakyoin is invincible upon activation.
}}

{{Game Move|Color=SC|name='''Eat this!'''

|desc=Hierophant Green fires a larger Emerald Splash with infinite range and some homing capability. Any of Hierophant's Barriers that are deployed will also unleash emeralds, which will aim at Kakyoin's target if he is locked on, otherwise scattering in all directions.
===Dual Heat Attacks===
}}
*'''Solo - 20m Radius Emerald Splash''': The GHA uses a different, "upgraded" animation compared to ''All-Star Battle'': The target bounces around the barrier at extremely fast intervals, and the attack ends with Kakyoin turning around (having faced his back to the opponent) and summoning a massive Emerald Splash volley from behind him directly towards them (rather than Hierophant Green firing at point-blank range).
{{Game Move|Color=SC|name='''Noriaki Kakyoin contemplates Hierophant Green!'''
*'''With Jotaro -''' '''Use the edge of the ring'''—'''just like sumo.''': Kakyoin holds the opponent in place with Hierophant Green, allowing Jotaro and Star Platinum to pull them in by Hierophant Green's tail and unleash a barrage of punches that sends them flying. Kakyoin appears once more behind the enemy mid-air to deliver an Emerald Splash. Throughout the whole attack, Jotaro and Kakyoin converse about Sumo, referencing the events in the ''Wheel of Fortune'' chapters.
|desc=Kakyoin grabs hold of Hierophant Green as the Stand extends a tentacle at specific points in the stage to pull him to, represented by anchor icons. This allows for quick escapes and inversely can be used to close the distance on an opponent. Certain types of environmental objects, such as lampposts, allow Kakyoin to stand atop them, granting him the ability to recuperate or attack from out of reach of close-ranged attacks. Kakyoin may also lock onto any of Hierophant's Barriers to use as anchors, and doing so will consume the selected barrier.
}}
{{Game Move|Color=SC|name='''When it rips things apart, it writhes—with euphoria!'''
|desc=Hierophant Green sends tentacles into the ground, appearing at an opponent's feet to skewer them and send them flying with multiple hits. If the initiating button is held, the attack will continue in intervals until it succeeds at the expense of stamina. The attack will target whatever Kakyoin is locked onto, otherwise attacking the nearest opponent.
}}
{{Game Move|Color=SC|name='''EX -''' '''When it rips things apart, it writhes—with euphoria!'''
|desc=Kakyoin is invincible upon activation and recovers from the skill faster.
}}
{{Game Move|Color=SC|name='''EX -''' '''Eat this!'''
desc=Kakyoin is invincible upon activation.
}}
}}
{{Game Movelist|Title=Dual Heat Attacks|Color=SC|Collapse=true|
{{Game Move|Color=SC|name='''Solo - 20m Radius Emerald Splash'''
|desc=The GHA uses a different, "upgraded" animation compared to ''All-Star Battle'': The target bounces around the barrier at extremely fast intervals, and the attack ends with Kakyoin turning around (having faced his back to the opponent) and summoning a massive Emerald Splash volley from behind him directly towards them (rather than Hierophant Green firing at point-blank range).
}}
{{Game Move|Color=SC|name='''With {{EoH|Jotaro Kujo}} -''' '''Use the edge of the ring'''—'''just like sumo.'''
|desc=Kakyoin holds the opponent in place with Hierophant
Green, allowing Jotaro and Star Platinum to pull them in by Hierophant Green's tail and unleash a barrage of punches that sends them flying. Kakyoin appears once more behind the enemy mid-air to deliver an Emerald Splash. Throughout the whole attack, Jotaro and Kakyoin converse about Sumo, referencing the events in the [[Wheel of Fortune (Story Arc)|Wheel of Fortune story arc]].
}}
}}


In the game's first demo, Kakyoin is Jotaro's default partner, with the latter being the only player-controlled fighter in the first demo.
<!-- In the game's first demo, Kakyoin is Jotaro's default partner, with the latter being the only player-controlled fighter in the first demo.


Jotaro and Kakyoin are the only two characters who have appeared in both demos. Kakyoin is the only returning character in the game whose appearance in the [[Stardust Crusaders (Anime)|anime]] has not affected his general color scheme coming from ''All-Star Battle'', due to the anime using a very similar color scheme.
Jotaro and Kakyoin are the only two characters who have appeared in both demos. Kakyoin is the only returning character in the game whose appearance in the [[Stardust Crusaders (Anime)|anime]] has not affected his general color scheme coming from ''All-Star Battle'', due to the anime using a very similar color scheme. -->


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==Costumes & Tints==
==Costumes & Tints==
{{Tabber
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|Name=Special Costume A
|Name=Special Costume A
|Unlock=
|Unlock=
|Origin=Kakyoins's outfit in [[Noriaki Kakyoin (story arc)]]
|Origin=Kakyoin's outfit in [[Noriaki Kakyoin (Story Arc)]]
|G1=Kakyoinintro.jpg
|G1=Kakyoinintro.jpg
}}
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|Name=Special Costume B
|Name=Special Costume B
|Unlock=
|Unlock=
|Origin=Kakyoins's pajamas in [[Death 13 (story arc)]]
|Origin=Kakyoin's pajamas in [[Death Thirteen (Story Arc)]]
|G1=Chapter 168 Cover A.png
|G1=Chapter 168 Cover A.png
|G2=Kakyoin Pajama.png
|G2=Kakyoin Pajama.png
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|Name=Special Costume B Tint B
|Name=Special Costume B Tint B
|Unlock=
|Unlock=
|Origin=Kakyoin's pajamas [[JOJO-D]] coloring in {{Ch|Chapter 168}}
|Origin=Kakyoin's pajama's [[JOJO-D]] coloring in {{Ch|Chapter 168}}
|G1=Chapter 168 Cover A.png
|G1=Chapter 168 Cover A.png
}}
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===JoJolities===
==JoJolities==
*'''When it rips things apart, it writhes—with euphoria!''': Kakyoin must connect "When it rips things apart, it writhes—with euphoria!" 3 times. (200 Points)
*'''When it rips things apart, it writhes—with euphoria!''': Kakyoin must connect "When it rips things apart, it writhes—with euphoria!" 3 times. (200 Points)
*'''I know I am.''': Kakyoin must use "Noriaki Kakyoin contemplates Hierophant Green!" 3 times. (200 Points)
*'''I know I am.''': Kakyoin must use "Noriaki Kakyoin contemplates Hierophant Green!" 3 times. (200 Points)
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In the semifinals, Kakyoin returns to the tournament, paired with Jotaro. However, they are eliminated by Kars and Pet Shop in the first round.
In the semifinals, Kakyoin returns to the tournament, paired with Jotaro. However, they are eliminated by Kars and Pet Shop in the first round.

==Story Mode Battles==
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|Main Story|
{{GameStage|EoH|1-3|header=true}}
|Missions|
{{GameStage|EoH|M-1|header=true}}
{{GameStage|EoH|M-41}}
{{GameStage|EoH|M-42}}
{{GameStage|EoH|M-43}}
{{GameStage|EoH|EX-4}}
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==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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===Art & Misc. Gameplay Callbacks===
===Art & Misc. Gameplay Callbacks===
{{Tabber
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|Render|
{{Game Ref Box
|Image=Kakyoin jojoeoh.png
|Name=Render
|Unlock=N/A
|Origin=Cover B of {{Ch|Chapter 166}}
|G1=Chapter 166 Cover B.jpg
|Size=130px
}}
|Stand Render|
{{Game Ref Box
|Image=Hierophant Green EoH.png
|Name=Stand Render
|Unlock=N/A
|Origin={{Ch|Chapter 171}}
|G1=Hierophant attacks mannish boy.png
|Size=130px
}}
}}


===Misc===
===Misc.===
<gallery>
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KakyoinEoHAttack.jpg

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Kakyoin EOH 1.jpg
Kakyoin EOH 2.jpg
Heirophant EOH 1.jpg
</gallery>


==References==
==References==
{{References}}
{{References}}


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==Site Navigation==
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Revision as of 20:02, 18 September 2024


"Hierophant Green" is the only way to get rid of him[1] (『法皇の縁』(ハイエロファントグリーン)こそ奴を始末すのにふさわしい)
—Chapter 123: Tower of Gray

Noriaki Kakyoin (花京院 典明, Kakyōin Noriaki) was one of the first confirmed characters for Eyes of Heaven alongside Joseph Joestar, Caesar Anthonio Zeppeli, Rudol von Stroheim, Jotaro Kujo, Josuke Higashikata and Diego Brando.

As a Stand user, Kakyoin is one of many characters with wildly varied abilities that grant him uniqueness in battle. Since most of the game's animation and attacks were re-used from All-Star Battle, Kakyoin's moveset remains the mostly the same: A distanced character who utilizes many long-ranged attacks and can set traps with Hierophant Green's Barrier.

A unique characteristic of Kakyoin is that he is one of the only two characters in the game whose Normal Attacks consists entirely of projectiles, the other being Johnny Joestar, enforcing his projectile-focused playstyle. With Kakyoin, he can string together minor Emerald Splashes with finite range, both on the ground and in mid-air.

Moveset

This section requires expansion.

Style/Specials/etc
Dual Heat Attacks



Costumes & Tints

CostumesTints
NormalSpecial ASpecial B
EOH Noriaki Kakyoin Normal ABCD.png
Normal Costume
Unlock Condition

Unlocked by default

Origin

Kakyoin's main Stardust Crusaders attire

EOH Noriaki Kakyoin Special A.png
Special Costume A
Unlock Condition

This section requires expansion.

Origin

Kakyoin's outfit in Noriaki Kakyoin (Story Arc)

EOH Noriaki Kakyoin Special B.png
Special Costume B
Unlock Condition

This section requires expansion.

Origin

Kakyoin's pajamas in Death Thirteen (Story Arc)

Tint ATint BTint CTint DSpecial A Tint BSpecial B Tint ASpecial B Tint B
EOH Noriaki Kakyoin Normal ABCD.png
Normal Costume
Unlock Condition

Unlocked by default

Origin

Kakyoin's Stardust Crusaders anime colors

EOH Noriaki Kakyoin Normal ABCD.png
Normal Costume
Unlock Condition

Unlocked by default

Origin

Catchphrase Grand Prix image in Weekly Shonen Jump 1990 Issue #25

EOH Noriaki Kakyoin Normal ABCD.png
Normal Costume
Unlock Condition

Unlocked by default

Origin

Cover of Weekly Shonen Jump 1990 Issue #9

EOH Noriaki Kakyoin Normal ABCD.png
Normal Costume
Unlock Condition

Unlocked by default

Origin

Title Page A of Weekly Shonen Jump 1992 Issue #7

EOH Noriaki Kakyoin Special A.png
Special Costume A Tint B
Unlock Condition

This section requires expansion.

Origin

Magazine Cover A of Chapter 253: DIO's World, Part 7

EOH Noriaki Kakyoin Special B.png
Special Costume B Tint A
Unlock Condition

This section requires expansion.

Origin

Kakyoin's pajamas in Stardust Crusaders Episode 19: Death Thirteen, Part 1

EOH Noriaki Kakyoin Special B.png
Special Costume B Tint B
Unlock Condition

This section requires expansion.

Origin

Kakyoin's pajama's JOJO-D coloring in Chapter 168: Death Thirteen, Part 1

JoJolities

  • When it rips things apart, it writhes—with euphoria!: Kakyoin must connect "When it rips things apart, it writhes—with euphoria!" 3 times. (200 Points)
  • I know I am.: Kakyoin must use "Noriaki Kakyoin contemplates Hierophant Green!" 3 times. (200 Points)
  • You won't be able to hide a single movement from me now!: Kakyoin must send an opponent flying into all three of Hierophant's Barriers in a single chain. (300 Points)
  • I don't like this either!: Kakyoin must survive the first 15 counts of the battle timer without taking damage. (500 Points)
  • Noriaki Kakyoin doesn't fall for mind games!: Kakyoin must survive the first 30 counts of the battle timer without taking damage. (800 Points)

Storyline

In the game's parallel continuity, Kakyoin, along with Avdol and Iggy, is resurrected from death under mysterious circumstances. Introduced along with the crusader's own revived enemy, N'Doul, he attacks Jotaro, Joseph and Polnareff on the rooftops of Cairo. After being defeated, Kakyoin's alignment is restored by a time-traveling Robert E. O. Speedwagon through use of the Saint's Corpse. Upon awakening, Kakyoin warns the group of DIO's weakness despite Jotaro having already defeated the vampire. Once he and the group learn of Speedwagon's origins, and the recent phenomenon caused by the corpses' appearance through the time and space, they decide to help Speedwagon to retrieve the corpse parts and recruit allies from various timelines.

At the end of Part 4's chapter, Kakyoin and the group meet up to discuss the true culprit behind the phenomenon. They are shocked to learn that it was DIO, deeming impossible for him to be revived and masterminding this event.

Because of the new reality introduced by the game, Kakyoin and his injured allies survive the fight against the godly foe and live on, though hospitalized for a while.

Tournament

He is paired with Pannacotta Fugo in the Eyes of Heaven Tournament, but was eliminated in the preliminaries by Pet Shop and Kars.

In the semifinals, Kakyoin returns to the tournament, paired with Jotaro. However, they are eliminated by Kars and Pet Shop in the first round.

Story Mode Battles

Main StoryMissions
1-3
A Long Journey: Farewell, My Friends Part 2
(遥かなる旅路 さらば友よ その② Haruka naru Tabiji Saraba Tomo yo Sono 2)
Unlock Conditions: Clear the previous stage.
Stage: Cairo Rooftops
M-1
The Final Emerald Splash
(最後のエメラルド・スプラッシュ Saigo no Emerarudo Supurasshu)
Unlock Conditions: Clear Chapter 2.
DIO (Level: 4)
Stage: Cairo Rooftops
M-41
Justice Enslaves the Dead, Part 1
(死を操る正義(ジャスティス) その1 Shi o Ayatsuru Jasutisu Sono 1, lit. The Dead-Manipulating Justice, Part 1)
Unlock Conditions: Clear Chapter 5.
Justice (Level: 11)
Stage: Morioh
M-42
Justice Enslaves the Dead, Part 2
(死を操る正義(ジャスティス) その2 Shi o Ayatsuru Jasutisu Sono 2, lit. The Dead-Manipulating Justice, Part 2)
Unlock Conditions: Clear Chapter 6 and Mission 41.
Justice (Level: 14)
Stage: Naples Station
M-43
Justice Enslaves the Dead, Part 3
(死を操る正義(ジャスティス) その3 Shi o Ayatsuru Jasutisu Sono 3, lit. The Dead-Manipulating Justice, Part 3)
Unlock Conditions: Clear Chapter 8 and Mission 42.
Justice (Level: 21)
Stage: Joestar Mansion
EX-4
Nightmare Deathmatch
(悪夢の中の決戦 Akumu no Naka no Kessen)
Unlock Conditions: Purchase the mission as part of Mission Pack 2.
Stage: Nightmare World

Gallery

Media

Music

Art & Misc. Gameplay Callbacks

RenderStand Render
Render
Origin

Cover B of Chapter 166: Sun, Part 1

Stand Render
Origin

Chapter 171: Death Thirteen, Part 4

Misc.

References


Site Navigation

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