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==Summary==
==Summary==
[[Jack the Ripper]] still alive jumps to a sword embedded in the tunnels ceiling which he pulls down revealing a secret passage that he runs into. [[Robert Edward O. Speedwagon|Speedwagon]] is in fear of following Jack but [[William Anthonio Zeppeli|Zeppeli]] says that they have to go however; he states that [[Jonathan Joestar|Jonathan]] will go alone. Zeppeli then tosses Jonathan his wine glass still full, which he catches without spilling a drop Zeppeli then tells Jonathan of an old saying they had in Norway.
[[Jack the Ripper]], still alive, jumps to grab a sword embedded in the tunnel's ceiling He pulls it down, revealing a secret passage that he then runs into. [[Robert Edward O. Speedwagon|Speedwagon]] is afraid of following Jack, and [[William Anthonio Zeppeli|Zeppeli]] says that they have to pursue him, but [[Jonathan Joestar|Jonathan]] will go alone. Zeppeli tosses his full wine glass to Jonathan, which he catches without spilling a drop. Zeppeli tells Jonathan of an old saying they had in Norway:


“''The Northern Wind created the Valorous Vikings''”
“''The Northern Wind created the Valorous Vikings''”


Zeppeli then tells Jonathan that he must defeat Jack the Ripper in the secret tunnel without spilling a drop of the wine or else Zeppeli will abandon Jonathan on his quest regardless if he defeats Jack or not. Speedwagon objects to this ridiculous challenge but Jonathan, understanding Zeppeli's use of the saying, enters the cave.
Zeppeli tells Jonathan that he must defeat Jack the Ripper in the secret tunnel without spilling a drop of the wine, or Zeppeli will abandon Jonathan on his quest, regardless of whether he defeats Jack or not. Speedwagon objects to this ridiculous challenge but Jonathan, understanding Zeppeli's use of the saying, enters the cave.


Zeppeli then starts to tell Speedwagon a story of a brave angler he met once who fished in waters with sharks over ten meters tall. One day though sharks attacked his boat and he fell into the sea. In a bold move however, he severed his own leg with his fishing spear. This then attracted a shark to his location but! It turned out that this bold move was actually a clever trap for the shark going to eat the angler’s severed leg for then the shark became one of the angler's greatest catches. Speedwagon understanding Zeppeli then inquires if Jonathan will be able to finish his challenge to which Zeppeli replies that if Jonathan fails he will not be able to defeat Dio.
Zeppeli starts to tell Speedwagon a story of a brave angler he once met, who fished in waters with sharks over ten meters tall. One day, sharks attacked his boat, and he fell into the sea. In a bold move, he severed his own leg with his fishing spear. This then attracted a shark to his location and he used this as a trap.The shark attempting to eat the angler’s severed leg became one of the angler's greatest catches. Speedwagon, now understanding Zeppeli, asks if Jonathan will be able to finish his challenge. Zeppeli replies by saying that if Jonathan fails, he will not be able to defeat Dio.


Meanwhile inside the secret passage Jonathan is searching the maze-like dark corners of the secret passage with a torch but unfortunately, because of the construction of the passage it is still has dark corners and spots even with a torch in hand. Suddenly though Jack the Ripper comes from nowhere with a strange instrument of torture shaped like a horses ribcage. He tries to entrap Jonathan in it but he misses and Jack is only able to break a pillar with it, cutting it into other circles of rock after which he vanishes into the darkness. However, Jack's weapon has cut Jonathan in several places along his back and arm and he almost spills the wine because of this. From this narrow miss Jonathan deduces that Jack is targeting his torch so he extinguishes it to try to get him by a surprise attack but then Jonathan realizes that without the light Jonathan cannot tell where Jack is hiding. However, this proves futile because in hiding right around a corner Jack can smell Jonathan's blood from the cuts he made trying to kill Jonathan earlier and Jonathan is going to round the corner where Jack is!
Meanwhile, Jonathan is searching the maze-like secret passage with a torch. Unfortunately, because of the structure of the passage, even with a torch it still has dark corners and spots. Suddenly, Jack the Ripper comes from nowhere with a strange instrument of torture, shaped like a horses ribcage. He tries to trap Jonathan in it, but he misses and breaks a pillar with it instead, cutting it into circles of rock. He vanishes into the darkness. Jack's weapon has cut Jonathan in several places along his back and arm, and he almost spills the wine because of this. From this narrow miss, Jonathan deduces that Jack is targeting his torch. He extinguishes it in an attempt to catch him by surprise, but quickly realizes that without the light, he cannot tell where Jack is hiding. His attempt to conceal his presence proves futile because Jack, hiding just around the corner, can smell Jonathan's blood from the cuts he gave him earlier, and Jonathan is approaching his hiding place.


As Jonathan is about to round the corner however he suddenly notices a ripple in the wine. Jonathan then realizes the reason why Zeppeli gave him the wine glass. The wine has a ripple inside of it that shows where Jack is, which meant that the wine glass detected life around it! Jonathan thinking quickly uses the Sendo Ripple Overdrive technique through the wall at Jack, which then makes contact with his face burning off the left half of his face entirely thus killing him.
As Jonathan is about to round the corner, he suddenly notices a ripple in the wine. Jonathan realizes that this is the reason why Zeppeli gave him the wine glass. The wine has a ripple inside of it that shows where Jack is, which meant that the wine glass detected life around it. Jonathan uses the Sendo Ripple Overdrive technique to attack Jack through the wall. The attack makes contact with his face, burning off the left half of his face entirely and thus killing him.


==Appearances==
==Appearances==

Revision as of 16:31, 13 May 2015

Northern Wind and Vikings (Overdrive - Part 1 in the JoJonium release) is the twenty-third chapter of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure manga. It is also the twenty-third chapter of Part I: Phantom Blood.

Summary

Jack the Ripper, still alive, jumps to grab a sword embedded in the tunnel's ceiling He pulls it down, revealing a secret passage that he then runs into. Speedwagon is afraid of following Jack, and Zeppeli says that they have to pursue him, but Jonathan will go alone. Zeppeli tosses his full wine glass to Jonathan, which he catches without spilling a drop. Zeppeli tells Jonathan of an old saying they had in Norway:

The Northern Wind created the Valorous Vikings

Zeppeli tells Jonathan that he must defeat Jack the Ripper in the secret tunnel without spilling a drop of the wine, or Zeppeli will abandon Jonathan on his quest, regardless of whether he defeats Jack or not. Speedwagon objects to this ridiculous challenge but Jonathan, understanding Zeppeli's use of the saying, enters the cave.

Zeppeli starts to tell Speedwagon a story of a brave angler he once met, who fished in waters with sharks over ten meters tall. One day, sharks attacked his boat, and he fell into the sea. In a bold move, he severed his own leg with his fishing spear. This then attracted a shark to his location and he used this as a trap.The shark attempting to eat the angler’s severed leg became one of the angler's greatest catches. Speedwagon, now understanding Zeppeli, asks if Jonathan will be able to finish his challenge. Zeppeli replies by saying that if Jonathan fails, he will not be able to defeat Dio.

Meanwhile, Jonathan is searching the maze-like secret passage with a torch. Unfortunately, because of the structure of the passage, even with a torch it still has dark corners and spots. Suddenly, Jack the Ripper comes from nowhere with a strange instrument of torture, shaped like a horses ribcage. He tries to trap Jonathan in it, but he misses and breaks a pillar with it instead, cutting it into circles of rock. He vanishes into the darkness. Jack's weapon has cut Jonathan in several places along his back and arm, and he almost spills the wine because of this. From this narrow miss, Jonathan deduces that Jack is targeting his torch. He extinguishes it in an attempt to catch him by surprise, but quickly realizes that without the light, he cannot tell where Jack is hiding. His attempt to conceal his presence proves futile because Jack, hiding just around the corner, can smell Jonathan's blood from the cuts he gave him earlier, and Jonathan is approaching his hiding place.

As Jonathan is about to round the corner, he suddenly notices a ripple in the wine. Jonathan realizes that this is the reason why Zeppeli gave him the wine glass. The wine has a ripple inside of it that shows where Jack is, which meant that the wine glass detected life around it. Jonathan uses the Sendo Ripple Overdrive technique to attack Jack through the wall. The attack makes contact with his face, burning off the left half of his face entirely and thus killing him.

Appearances

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