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Le Stand figurant dans cet article est aussi épelé "Tohth" quelques fois.
“
M...M...mon Stand Thoth ne peut lire que l'avenir immédiat mais... Fwiho ! Une fois une prophétie imprimée, rien ne peut plus la changer !
”
—Boingo, Chapter 191

Thoth (トト神, Toto-shin) est le Stand de Boingo figurant dans la troisième partie de JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Stardust Crusaders.

Il prend la forme d'une bande dessinée qui montre à son manieur le futur proche.

Apparence

File:JoJo God 07 - Thoth.png
Thoth

Thoth est un Stand matérialisé qui prend l'apparence d'une bande dessinée que même les êtres humains ordinaires peuvent voir et lire. Cette bande dessinée est appelée "Oingo Boingo Brothers Adventures" (ou Les Aventures des Frères Oingo Boingo) avec un style enfantin et surréaliste, aux dessins représentant le monde de façon tordue avec des personnages déformés et de nombreux symboles, et d'autres figures de style similaires.[1]

Il représente le dieu égyptien Thoth, le dieu de la connaissance, l'allusion reposant sur le fait que le Stand est un livre et qu'il donne à Boingo la connaissance du futur.[1]

Palettes

Les palettes changent souvent entre les médias. L'information ci-dessous ne devrait pas être considérée comme canonique.
Livre
(Couverture et dos blancs. Lettres jaunes et bordures avec coins bruns sur le devant. Boîtes roses avec intérieur bleu au dos.)
Livre
(Couverture et dos violets. Lettres blanches et bordures et coins noirs sur le devant. Boîtes noires au dos.)

Personnalité

La bande dessinée raconte l'avenir de manière enfantine avec des textes écrits avec enthousiasme et puérilité ponctuant l'histoire.[1] Même si le texte est écrit à la troisième personne, il est écrit dans le point de vue puérilement méchant de Boingo.

Pouvoirs

En tant que simple bande dessinée qui prédit l'avenir, Thoth n'est pas du tout adapté au combat direct mais est un outil précieux si l'on veut prendre l'avantage, et ce dans n'importe quelle situation. Grâce à cela, le Groupe Joestar a failli être assassiné à Aswan par Oingo et au Caire par Hol Horse.[2][3]

Prediction

Tohth beginning to predict the future

Tohth's ability is to predict the future.

The book is mostly filled with blank pages, but as time passes, more pages will fill up, predicting coming events up to several minutes ahead in the future.[1] Moreover, the predicted events will be relevant to the reader, thus an artist reading the book has read his own future death[1] while Oingo reads about his future attempts at assassinating the Joestar Group.[2] Boingo claims the events depicted in the comic-book are guaranteed to always come true;[4] in all its appearances, the predictions happen without fail, although sometimes in a roundabout way. For example, while it depicts Jotaro's head being split up by a blast,[4] it is Oingo, with the appearance of Jotaro, who is blasted apart by his bomb.[5]

However, Tohth only predicts key events without showing what happens between them or significant details. Because the drawings are incomplete and the narration texts misleading, everything Tohth predicts is subject to interpretation. For instance, Tohth stated that Hol Horse would kick a woman, after which she would be thankful and give him all her jewelry, leaving out the fact that Horse would do so to save her from being stung by a poisonous scorpion.[6] Furthermore, it only predicts up to several minutes in the future meaning that an action that seems beneficial may have consequences later. Because of the comic-book, Oingo mugged a man he thought was easy prey,[2] but the man later came back with several thugs to beat him up.[5] This makes Tohth incredibly difficult to use.

If someone were to not act as the comic-book predicted, even by accident, such as when Hol Horse shot two minutes ahead without realizing it,[3] Boingo claims that they would be punished and events would conspire to make the predictions true at the expense of the offender.[7] Thus Hol Horse was shot by his own bullets through the page depicting Jotaro being riddled with bullets, making the predictions true in a way while almost killing Hol Horse.[3]

Chapters / Episodes

Book Icon.png Manga Appearances
Chapters in order of appearance
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Episodes in order of appearance

Gallery

  • Tohth's initial appearance

    Tohth's initial appearance

  • Tohth's Egypt 9 Glory Gods card

    Tohth's Egypt 9 Glory Gods card

  • The Joestar Group (Polnareff, Joseph, Jotaro) as depicted in Tohth

    The Joestar Group (Polnareff, Joseph, Jotaro) as depicted in Tohth

  • The Joestar Group (including Avdol and Iggy) as depicted in Tohth

    The Joestar Group (including Avdol and Iggy) as depicted in Tohth

  • Hol Horse and Boingo as depicted in Tohth

    Hol Horse and Boingo as depicted in Tohth

  • Tohth jotarodeath01.png

    Tohth's first prophecy of Jotaro's death

  • Tohth predicts Hol Horse will kick a woman and be rewarded for it

    Tohth predicts Hol Horse will kick a woman and be rewarded for it

  • Tohth predicts Emperor's bullets will be fired into a pipe, killing Jotaro

    Tohth predicts Emperor's bullets will be fired into a pipe, killing Jotaro

  • Both Tohth and Hol Horse are shot by Emperor's bullets

    Both Tohth and Hol Horse are shot by Emperor's bullets

  • Tohth's stats

    Tohth's stats

  • Khnum and Tohth's silhouette from the JoJo Sono Chi no Kioku ~end of THE WORLD~

    Khnum and Tohth's silhouette from the JoJo Sono Chi no Kioku ~end of THE WORLD~

Trivia

  • Araki was inspired to create Tohth by thinking about his own future at the time, having recently been married.[8]
  • Tohth's form as a comic book is a reference to The Book of Thoth, which was a book said to have been written by the Egyptian God Thoth, and is said to contain the knowledge of how to talk to animals as well as the ability to perceive oneself as a God, or having supernatural abilities, similar to the idea of a Stand.
  • In Crunchyroll's release of the Anime adaptation, the "Oingo Boingo" part of the title that's seen on Tohth was censored and removed entirely; however, there are some scenes when it is accidentally visible.

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Chapter 189: "Khnum" Oingo and "Tohth" Boingo, Part 1
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Chapter 190: "Khnum" Oingo and "Tohth" Boingo, Part 2
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Chapter 221: Hol Horse and Boingo, Part 5
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Chapter 191: "Khnum" Oingo and "Tohth" Boingo, Part 3
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 Chapter 192: "Khnum" Oingo and "Tohth" Boingo, Part 4
  6. ↑ Chapter 217: Hol Horse and Boingo, Part 1
  7. ↑ Chapter 218: Hol Horse and Boingo, Part 2
  8. ↑ JOJOVELLER: STANDS - Comments by Hirohiko Araki

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