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Apparition dans le Manga
Citations
“
Bohemian Rhapsody est le chant de la liberté...
”
Bohemian Rhapsody (ボヘミアン・ラプソディー (自由人の狂想曲), Bohemian Rapusodī, kanji lit. "La fantasie d'un homme libre") est le Stand d'Ungalo, figurant dans Stone Ocean. Bohemian Rhapsody permet de mélanger la fiction et la réalité, et fait entrer des personnages de fiction dans le monde réel tandis que les gens deviennent les personnages de leurs histoires préférés.
Apparence
Bohemian Rhapsody est un pouvoir spécial mais n'a pas d'apparence à proprement parler.
Personnalité
Les personnages de fiction qui sont matérialisés sont très expressifs mais peuvent avoir une personnalité assez différentes de leur version originale. Par exemples, les Sept Nains de Blanche-Neige sont très amicaux, et semblent connaitre l'existence du Terminator et de Star Wars. D'autres comme la Chèvre du conte "Le loup et les Sept Chevreaux" est très vengeresse et violente.
Pouvoirs
Bohemian Rhapsody est un pouvoir extrêmement puissant qui affecte le monde entier et cause un grand chaos à travers celui-ci.
Despite its range and the esoteric nature of its power making it impossible to defend against through conventional means, it can ultimately be defeated by its own power.
Mélange Fiction/Réalité
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Peter Pan & Tinkerbell brought to life
Bohemian Rhapsody is able to bring fictional characters depicted in images into reality through media containing them.[1] Cartoon and anime characters, even works of art and drawings are affected.[2]
The characters are made of the same material they came from, and thus cannot easily be destroyed; shown when the mother goat is simply folded into paper when punched.[3] There is no way to change the course of the story one find themselves in as they are already written.[4] Running away or hiding from the characters is useless as objects will simply unfold like paper that enable the characters to walk through[3] or even teleport.[2] Destroying the fictional character that brought a victim into a story is the only way to return the soul back into the body.[5] The images of characters destroyed in reality don't return to the books and papers they were featured. The only example shown in the manga is after Pinocchio was killed by Anasui.[5]
The Stand draws power from the original artist's creativity and passion put into the animation, and thus its range is infinite.[2] One may be immune to this ability if they have neither knowledge of the story nor character, but this is difficult due to the number of characters brought to life, as well as the character's ability to act even based on subconscious recognition and drag even unwilling victims like Anasui into the role of the wolf in The Wolf and the Seven Young Kids.[3] Due to this and its worldwide range, it is practically impossible to find and defeat the user.[2]
Despite its tremendous power, it can be defeated through the creation of a fictional character by a talented hand, whose sole role is to eliminate other fictional characters to cancel Bohemian Rhapsody. [4]
The countries most heavily affected by the Stand were stated to have been the U.S., Japan, Italy, and France while the Stand was active.[4]
Séparation Ame/Corps
In addition to fictional realization, the victim's body and soul are separated. When one meets a character they like, their souls are dragged into the character's role, taking the appearance and the fate of the character[1] because, as Pinocchio claims, they secretly wish to be able to live their fantasies.[5]
The soul and the body of the victim now act independently, as if the person was split. Moreover, the separation is immediate and almost unnoticeable to the victim.[1][5] The soul is visible to only other souls[1][5] and only the soul can use the person's Stand.[5] Although some can be dragged into a happy story, it is especially dangerous to be dragged into a story where the character dies.[6]
Personnages connus invoqués par Bohemian Rhapsody
- Stick figure from a Pedestrian crossing sign[7]
- Spider-Man[6]
- Kenshiro from Fist of the North Star (unseen)[6]
- Raoh from Fist of the North Star (unseen)[6]
- Pinocchio[8]
- Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs[1]
- Mazinger Z from Mazinger Z[5]
- Astro Boy[5]
- Tetsujin 28 (aka Gigantor)[5]
- Giant Robo
- Little Red Riding Hood
- Big Bad Wolf (more specifically, the Red Riding Hood version)[5]
- Vincent van Gogh (through his famous Self-portrait with Bandaged Ear)[3]
- A mother goat and her 7 kids[6]
- Venus from the Botticelli painting The Birth of Venus[3]
- Peter Pan and Tinker Bell[4]
- Three Little Pigs
- Mickey Mouse (unseen)[1]
- E.T. (unseen)
- Snoopy (unseen)[4]
- The lion from the MGM Studios logo (unseen)
- "Put Back": a "hero" thought up by Weather Report and drawn by Van Gogh's portrait, designed to eliminate all other characters.
Chapitres
Apparition dans le MangaChapitres (ordre chronologique)
- Stone Ocean Chapter 103: Three Men Taken to the Hospital
- Stone Ocean Chapter 104: Bohemian Rhapsody, Part 1
- Stone Ocean Chapter 105: Bohemian Rhapsody, Part 2
- Stone Ocean Chapter 106: Bohemian Rhapsody, Part 3
- Stone Ocean Chapter 107: Bohemian Rhapsody, Part 4
- Stone Ocean Chapter 108: Bohemian Rhapsody, Part 5
- Stone Ocean Chapter 109: Bohemian Rhapsody, Part 6
- Stone Ocean Chapter 110: Bohemian Rhapsody, Part 7 (Hors-combat)
Citations
Citations- “I'm a fan of the Terminator, specifically the T-2000 one. He's not on this truck, though. I like this guy, and Chewbacca. But you know, I'll always like Snow White the best!!!”
- “It's Spider-Man! I found him first!”—Comic books fans, Stone Ocean Chapter 107: Bohemian Rhapsody, Part 4
- “We have received word that the character Kenshiro, from one of Japan's many popular series, has defeated the evil Raoh in battle, in East Shinjuku. Raoh, who suddenly appeared without warning in East Shinjuku, managed to kill several other fantasy heroes before being defeated by Kenshiro. Witnesses have claimed that everything went according to the original story.”—News report, Stone Ocean Chapter 107: Bohemian Rhapsody, Part 4
- “Reporting the special news! It is currently 1:30 PM. Mickey Mouse has suddenly disappeared.”—News report, Stone Ocean Chapter 105: Bohemian Rhapsody, Part 2
- “The Mother Goat got very angry!!! Upon finding the Big Bad Wolf, Mother Goat took out a pair of scissors, dragged out his innards, filled him with rocks and dumped him in the river.”
- “It's over. Just like how it should be. I'll live happily in your stead.”
Galerie
First appearance of Bohemian Rhapsody
Pinocchio grabbed by Diver Down
Pinocchio attacking Anasui with his nose
Diver Down tearing off Pinocchio's head
Pinocchio death
the dwarves trying to convince anasui to eat an apple
The Wolf biting Anasui
The wolf being killed by Diver Down
Anasui turning into the Bad wolf, because "The Wolf is always the villain"
Anasui spitting the goats
The mother appears
- Van Gogh.png
Venus being photographed
- Peter Pan and Tinkerbell.png
Ungalo realizing that Peter Pan and Tinker bell have returned to the book
Van Cogh drawing Put Back
Put Back returning all fictional characters to their own stories
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Détails
- Araki stated that he was only allowed to draw non-copyrighted characters that appear with Bohemian Rhapsody. He originally wanted to have Mickey Mouse appear, but his editorial department rejected it so he could only have the tail showing.[9]
- The real life Van Gogh didn't cut his whole ear but just the lobe. He also didn't shoot himself in the head but in the chest, and it's still disputed whether he killed himself or was murdered.
- Ungalo's personality and his Stand's abilities reference some of the lyrics from Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody.
- "I'm just a poor boy, nobody loves me" and "Nothing really matters to me" matches Ungalo's disillusioned and broken personality.
- "Is this the real life? / Is this just fantasy? / Caught in a landslide, / No escape from reality" matches the Stand Bohemian Rhapsody's ability.
Références
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Stone Ocean Chapter 105: Bohemian Rhapsody, Part 2
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Stone Ocean Chapter 109: Bohemian Rhapsody, Part 6
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 Stone Ocean Chapter 108: Bohemian Rhapsody, Part 5
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 Stone Ocean Chapter 110: Bohemian Rhapsody, Part 7
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 5.7 5.8 5.9 Stone Ocean Chapter 106: Bohemian Rhapsody, Part 3
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 Stone Ocean Chapter 107: Bohemian Rhapsody, Part 4
- ↑ Stone Ocean Chapter 103: Three Men Taken to the Hospital
- ↑ Stone Ocean Chapter 104: Bohemian Rhapsody, Part 1
- ↑ JOJOVELLER: STANDS - Comments by Hirohiko Araki
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