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Celui qui contrôle la Flèche... contrôle le monde !
—Jean Pierre Polnareff, What Lies Beyond the Arrow

La Flèche (, Ya)), aussi nommé L'Arc et la Flèche (弓と矢, Yumi to Ya) si mentionné avec l'arc, est un artefact puissant introduit durant Diamond is Unbreakable.

La Flèche permet de tourner tous ceux qui lui survivent en manieurs de Stand. Durant les parties 4 et 5, la Flèche est un objet et objectif majeur et son influence va jusque dans la partie Stardust Crusaders.

L'influence de la Flèche est ressentie jusque dans les partie 5 et 6 Vento Aureo et Stone Ocean et son passé est expliqué dans Vento Aureo.

Profil

Histoire

Des chercheurs découvrent la météorite

Il y a près de 50000 ans, une météorite est tombée sur Cape York, au Groenland. Elle a été formellement découverte en 1978 lorsqu'une équipe d'excavation minérale a découvert son cratère. En approchant la météorite, l'équipe à éveillé un virus endormi dans la météorite et la roche environnante et deux membres été contaminés. Bien qu'ils soient morts, ils ont montré des pouvoirs surnaturels avant de succomber Des recherches ont été conduites mais les chercheurs n'ont pas déterminé que le virus n'aurait pour but que de tout exterminer. Le virus pourrait consumer toute vie mais une poignée d'individu à fort caractère pouvaient survivre et acquérir un pouvoir Stand avec.[1]

Le créateur des flèches

Plusieurs siècles avant la découverte de la météorite, des hommes voulaient déjà utiliser le pouvoir contenu dans la météorite un pouvoir divin et sculpté six flèches à partir de la roche. Ces flèches furent perdues jusqu'en 1986 lorsque Diavolo les découvrit dans des ruines en Egypte dans le cadre d'une fouille archéologique. Il a gardé les Flèches pour lui. En conservant une flèche pour son retour en Italie, il vendit les cinq autres à Enya. Ces flèches furent ensuite distribuée à différentes personnes dans l'organisation de DIO puis trouvées par ceux qui les avaient vaincus. Certains de ces propriétaires de flèches furent Keicho Nijimura, Yoshihiro Kira, et Jean Pierre Polnareff.[2]

Pouvoirs

La flèche donne un Stand à Anjuro

Ceux qui sont percés par la Flèche ou le pouvoir d'acquérir un Stand, qu'ils soient des humains ou des animaux.

Si la cible n'a pas la force spirituelle suffisante, elle vont mourir de leur blessure. Cependant, il semble aussi que les Flèches sont automatiquement guidées vers ceux qu'elles jugent dignes d'être percés.

On pense que la météorite a été guidé vers le Terre grâce aux nombreux esprits forts vivants sur la planète et qu'elle n'a pas atteri sur Terre par chance.

[citation needed]

Autres Effets

Dans certains cas comme pour Ken Oyanagi ou Stray Cat, la blessure causée par la Flèche ne se ferme pas et ils conservent un trou large comme une pièce là où ils ont été touchés par la flèche.

As the origin of Joestar Family Stands

The Arrow's effects are also transferable down bloodlines, generally without exception as the Arrow that pierced Jonathan Joestar's body taken over by Dio awakened Stands in the rest of the Joestar family, with certain people without the necessary spiritual strength suffering from the strain (such as Holy Kujo and Josuke Higashikata at the time). A family member without the spiritual strength to control a Stand will be slowly overwhelmed by it as if they were suffering a severe fever as it happened with Holy Kujo and Josuke.

Arrow piercing Stand users or Stands

Its finger pierced, Silver Chariot becomes Chariot Requiem
When a Stand user is pierced by the Arrow, as in the case with Yoshikage Kira, the Stand in question gains a new power. It should be noted, however, that in the only known example of this, the Arrow has had to move by itself and pierce the Stand user willingly.

If the Arrow pierces or cuts the Stand instead of the user,[3] the Stand completely changes form and its powers become drastically greater than usual, if they are not wholly replaced by a new set of abilities. These new, evolved Stands are referred to as Requiem Stand. In the two instances where this form was achieved, Requiem was added to the end of the Stand's name. Little is known about the mechanisms of this transformation, and the only constant is that Stands become magnitudes more powerful, or rather dangerous, than their previous form. It is unknown if the same principle of having a high enough fighting spirit still applies either, but the possibility of the Arrow rejecting a Stand User that isn't worthy has been raised by Diavolo. Whether the transformation can be reversed or not is also unclear. When Silver Chariot first turned into Chariot Requiem, Polnareff managed to cancel the transformation by snatching the Arrow from its hands. When it reappeared, Chariot Requiem could remain even without the Arrow in its possession.

Fragments

Fragments of Arrow-heads can retain the effects of the Arrow and seek out potential Stand users. Jotaro gives a shard of an Arrow-head in an amulet to Jolyne which awakens Stone Free.[4]

The Arrows

The Arrow with the beetle design

Six Arrows have been revealed to date. Following their theft from an archaeological site in Egypt by Diavolo in 1986, five of the six were sold to Enya the Hag. Their subsequent provenance is outlined below:

  1. The Arrow kept by Diavolo, presumably used to awaken his Stand, King Crimson. Later given to Polpo and placed in the mouth of his Stand Black Sabbath in order to create Stand Users for Passione. It shattered upon Polpo's death.[5]
  2. The Arrow obtained by Keicho Nijimura, who sought after it upon learning of Enya through her connection to DIO and thus his father.[6] Used by the Nijimura brothers on various residents of Morioh in their attempts to create a Stand User capable of killing their father. Later stolen by Akira Otoishi, who uses it to grant Stands to two rats. Recovered by the Speedwagon Foundation after his defeat.[7]
  3. The Arrow given to Yoshihiro Kira by Enya.[8] Used to awaken his son's Stand Killer Queen and to create Stand Users in Morioh to protect him from the Joestar Group. Later pierces Yoshikage Kira for a second time, awakening Killer Queen's third bomb, Bites the Dust, and disappears.
  4. The Arrow possessing a unique beetle design, recovered in Egypt and kept by Jean Pierre Polnareff. Upon accidentally pricking Silver Chariot, it creates Chariot Requiem. Used by Polnareff to pierce Silver Chariot a second time in Rome, again summoning Chariot Requiem. It pierces and merges with Gold Experience to create Gold Experience Requiem. Subsequently enters the possession of Giorno Giovanna.

The whereabouts of the remaining two Arrows sold to Enya are unknown.[9] However, there are several instances in the series where an unidentified Arrow appears:

  • The Arrow whose shard is used by Jolyne Cujoh to awaken her Stand, Stone Free. The shard was originally possessed by Jotaro Kujo, who gave it to his ex-wife prior to the events of Stone Ocean.
  • The Arrow given to Enrico Pucci by DIO, also bearing a beetle design.[10] Used to awaken Pucci's Stand Whitesnake and his brother's Stand Weather Report.[11] Its subsequent whereabouts are unknown.
  • The Arrow seen hanging on DIO's wall (with accompanying Bow) in the anime adaptation of Stardust Crusaders.[12] It is presumably one of the five sold to Enya.

Histoire des Flèches jusqu'à la partie 5

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Personnes liées à la Flèche

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(Also awakens Joestars' stands)

Similar phenomena in SBR & JoJolion

Steel Ball Run

A similar case happens in the alternate universe, in a desert along the trail of the Steel Ball Run.

In this case, a meteorite crashes into the desert and forms a mobile formation of land known as the "Devil's Palm" that would change location every time and was feared by the natives near the area.

As was the case with the Arrow, it was rumored that the "Devil's Palm" sought out future Stand users, and like the Arrow, imposed a heavy affliction upon them from which the person would survive and obtain a Stand.

JoJolion

In JoJolion, an unexplained phenomenon causes several people to acquire a Stand after being bitten by something, only leaving a bite mark.

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