Death Thirteen (デスサーティーン（死神13）, Desu Sātīn) est le Stand de Mannish Boy, figurant dans la troisième partie de JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Stardust Crusaders. Drapé dans une grande cape avec un masque de clown sinistre et une faux, Death Thirteen attaque durant le sommeil, entraînant ses victimes dans son monde du rêve pour pouvoir les tuer.
Death Thirteen semble être un grand Stand humanoïde drapé dans une grande cape sombre, donnant l'image d'une Faucheuse (死神, Shinigami), possédant une large faux. Il porte un masque de carnaval vénitien avec un large sourire troué dans le masque et des yeux troués de la même façon[1]. Il possède aussi un chapeau haut, un col, des épaulières et des bras métalliques
Cependant, Death Thirteen n'a en réalite aucun corps sous sa cape et ne possède qu'une tête et des bras. Ainsi, toute attaque qui vise sa cape va invariablement manquer sa cible.[2]
Palettes
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Masque(Masque blanc, détails rouge et violet)
Tenue
(Cape violette sombre, design violet et doré au centre)
Armure(Col et bras dorés)
Faux(Manche dorée, lame blanche)
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Masque
(Violet aux reflets blancs, détails violets)
Tenue
(Cape violette, design violet et doré au centre)
Armure(Col doré)
Faux(Lame blanche, manche gris et jaune)
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Masque
(Masque gris clair, détails pervenche et cramoisi)
Tenue
(Cape violette, design rose et pervenche au centre)
Armure(Col doré/violet, bras argenté)
Faux(}Lame argentée, manche noir et doré})
Personnalité
Étant une extension de la conscience de Mannish Boy, Thirteen reflète la personnalité vulgaire et sadique de son utilisateur. Dans le monde onirique où il est tout-puissant, Death Thirteen insulte constamment ses victimes et prend plaisir à les torturer, ayant à un moment donné forcé Kakyoin à avaler plusieurs globes oculaires juste par sadisme.[3]
Il a l'habitude de dire "Lali-ho." Il représente la carte de la Mort du tarot divinatoire.
Pouvoirs
Death Thirteen est unique car il ne peut se manifester que dans un monde des rêves et il faut que ses victimes soient endormies pour qu'il puisse attaquer. Il est incroyablement dangereux car il est certain qu'il va prendre ses cibles par surprise et sans leurs Stands. Ce n'est que grâce à la chance que le groupe Joestar a survécu à Death Thirteen. En retour, son manieur qui n'est qu'un bébé, est quasiment sans défense lorsque tout le monde est révéillé, et il faut qu'il n'attire pas les suspicions de ses victimes.
Monde des rêves
Death Thirteen is the master of the nightmare and the only Stand allowed inside it
This ability comes in two parts. When anything alive (human or otherwise) falls asleep near Mannish Boy, Death Thirteen's User, they are drawn into Death Thirteen's dream world, which appears as a massive carnival, complete with Ferris wheels and roller coasters.[4]
Death Thirteen has full control over this dream world. It is able to make death machines out of mechanical items, summon objects out of nothing, manipulate Polnareff's hair or Joseph's hand, basically shaping everything as it sees fit.[5] However, the most redoubtable property of this dream world is that Stand Users cannot summon their Stand inside the dream world and are defenseless.[6] Death Thirteen explains that because Stands are made of spiritual energy, during their sleep, their spirits are "off-guard" and cannot defend themselves, thus Users cannot conjure Stands.[5] However, someone who falls asleep (or unconscious) with their Stand active beforehand will be able to summon the Stand inside the dream world.[7]
No one can willingly wake up from the dream world,[3] but they can be normally woken up by someone else and thus saved temporarily.[4] When they wake up, the surviving victims won't be able to remember anything from the dream but will still feel the dread they've had, giving the impression of a nightmare.[4] However, someone who manages to bring their Stand into the dream world will remember the dream.[2]
The amusement park in Death Thirteen's dream world
In the dream world, Death Thirteen is free to torment and kill anyone inside the dream with its scythe. Any injuries the person receives in the dream world are transferred to the real world, including fatal ones.[4] Inversely, it can also heal wounds if coerced, thus healing Kakyoin's cuts,[7] which transfers into the real world too.
If Death Thirteen is obliged to fight a Stand, it remains dangerous because of its mastery over the surrounding world, but is also very fragile and weak, relying on scythe sweeps to wound. Thus it was easily defeated by Hierophant Green.[7]
Unlike the original storyline, in the game, Mannish Boy attacks the entire group from inside a plane en route to India. During the battle, Death Thirteen's main attack consists of using its scythe several times.
Death Thirteen appears as a special enemy faced in Arcade Mode. The conditions to fight him include using only one of the eight main hero characters (including Young Joseph and New Kakyoin) and the player cannot lose a single battle. If these conditions are completed, a "Here Comes a New Challenger" will appear on the screen, taking the player to the world of dreams to fight Death Thirteen.
In the PlayStation version, the events from the Death Thirteen story arc appear in the Super Story mode, where the player has to defeat the Stand using Kakyoin. During the fight, Death Thirteen can summon a fake Star Platinum, Silver Chariot and Magician's Red to attack the player (these fakes are defeated with one attack), as well as fly around the stage and throw its sickle.
Death Thirteen's special battle can also be unlocked on Gallery mode (Oingo and Boingo's book), but the player can only play as one of the eight heroes (including Young Joseph and New Kakyoin).
Apparition dans le Manga
Apparitions dans l'Anime
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