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“
Je me réveille une fois tous les deux mille ans, mais j'ignorais qu'un humain comme lui avait vu le jour. Il faut croire que les humains évoluent eux aussi.
”
—Santana, Chapter 60: The Pillar Man, Santana, Part 7
Santana (サンタナ, Santana) est un antagoniste mineur figurant dans la deuxième artie de JoJo's Bizarre Adventure series, Battle Tendency.
Robert E. O. Speedwagon le découvre au Mexique en train de sommeiller dans un pilier de pierre. Il est "capturé" par les Nazis et surnommé "Santana". Il est les premier des Hommes du Pilier que Joseph Joestar rencontre et combat.
Apparence
Santana a l'apparence grand et musclé, possédant de longs cheveux blonds (rouges dans l'anime) et deux petites cornes au sommet de sa tête. Son seul vêtement est un petit pagne. Il a un symbole en forme d'engrenage peint ou tatoué sur sa paupière inférieure droite.
Palettes
Les palettes changent souvent entre les médias. L'information ci-dessous ne devrait pas être considérée comme canonique.
Manga CouleurAnime
Peau(Tannée)
Cheveux(Blonds)
Yeux(Bleus)
Pagne(Rouge)
Peau(Gris/vert live)
Cheveux(Vermillion)
Yeux(Ecarlate)
Pagne(Blanc)
Personnalité
Santana est, comme les autres Hommes du Pilier, un individu violent et sûr de sa supériorité sur les humains. Comme les autres Hommes du Pilier, il se révèle être très intelligent. Par exemple, il est capable de démonter des armes bien en avance sur son temps et d'apprendre d'autres langues seulement en passant quelques moments à les observer.
Santana a une attitude détachée envers tout ce qui l'entoure, ne se souciant pas des humains et s'échappant calmement de sa prison. Quand il est exposé à l'Onde de Joseph pour la première fois, Santana reste imperturbable et expérimente un peu avec l'Onde. Même exposé au soleil, Santana resta calme et utilisa Stroheim comme bouclier contre le soleil.
Comme tous les hommes du pilier, Santana méprise les humains, les qualifiant régulièrement d'êtres primitifs et étant même surpris qu'ils puissent évoluer. Lorsque Joseph l'exaspéra avec ses singeries, il perdit son calme et commença à l'insulter.
Pouvoir et Compétences
En tant qu'homme du pilier, Santana est capable d'exécuter les capacités les plus élémentaires d'un homme du pilier classique. Bien que beaucoup plus jeune et moins expérimenté, Santana a démontré plusieurs techniques similaires à celles utilisées par ceux du groupe de Cars, mais aussi ses propres techniques.
En tant qu'être avancé, les sens de Santana sont beaucoup plus sensibles que ceux d'un humain. Lorsqu'il émerge de son pilier, il a été vu en train d'utiliser son nez pour renifler et analyser les environs.
Santana possède une d'intelligence supérieure et est capable de comprendre la plupart des choses simplement en les étudiant pendant un bref instant. En peu de temps, Santana peut rapidement apprendre et parler couramment n'importe quelle langue, et a pu démonter une arme presque instantanément, un exploit qui aurait pris plusieurs heures à un soldat entraîné.
As with all Pillar Men, Santana is capable of freely manipulating his body structure. Doing so allows him to fit into small spaces such as sliding through the grate of an air vent or the orifice of a human body and thus controlling them from the inside. Because the properties of his body are much like "rubber" as Joseph puts it, his body, including typically human vital areas such as his eyes or groin, tends to absorb attacks and can freely phase through objects, as well as shoot objects he just absorbed, like bullets.
The cells that constitute Santana's body release a potent digestive acid that melts anything organic on physical contact while making it appear the Santana is absorbing his victim into his body. Santana also displayed this ability through forcing himself into a person's body, controlling their movement while gradually eating them from the inside-out. Only those who use Ripple are immune as the cells recognize the threat the energy poses to them. Due to the psychoactive toxin produced by the Pillar Man's cells during this process, those whose bodies are invaded by Santana describe the sensation as wonderful.
Also called Open Ribs (露骨な肋骨, Rokotsu na Rokkotsu), Santana is able to control his ribs. Each of them are capable of spinning and moving in any direction. Having a maximum length of 132 cm and a maximum pressure of 825 kg/cm², Santana can use them to either crush or impale his opponents.
Also called Malevolent Meat Morsels (憎き肉片, Nikku ki Niku-hen). Aside from the standard method of absorbing humans or vampires via his body, Santana can release chunks of his flesh in the shape of leeches, which latch onto and absorb his opponent's blood.
History
Background
Santana had originally lived in Mexico with the other Pillar Men. After Kars' rampage and slaughter of the Pillar Man race, the child Santana, along with Wamuu, was adopted and trained by Kars and Esidisi. He was later left behind in Mexico by Kars, who deemed him only useful as a guard dog, while he and the others left for the old world to find a flawless Red Stone of Aja.[1] As a result, Santana would be unaware of the energy called Ripple which the other Pillar Men learned and developed defenses against. Eventually, claiming that it was because he used too much power, Santana entered a 2000[2] year-long rest by fusing himself into a pillar within a temple that was one of the proponents for Kars' Stone Mask project.
Battle Tendency
Santana is discovered in a Mexican pyramid in 1938 by an expedition team led by Robert E. O. Speedwagon that is later betrayed by Straizo. However, Straizo notices that Santana had been absorbing the spilled blood and to prevent Santana from awakening, dumps the bodies of the men he attacked into a nearby river. Santana is then excavated and studied by a team of Nazis in an underground base. The team, led by Major Rudol von Stroheim, conducts live human experiments with the Stone Mask in order to try to strengthen the Nazi Army. The blood from multiple prisoners causes the Pillar Man to awaken, Stroheim naming the being "Santana" while he and the rest observe him. When one of the vampires created is brought into the chamber, Santana allows the creature to attack so he could absorb the vampire and gain nourishment. Despite the Nazi's initial opinion that he was a dim-witted savage rather than an Übermensch, Santana catches everyone off guard further by uttering Stroheim's full name once he finished his meal.
Santana, sensing hostility within the iron, fortified room, breaks many of his own bones in order to squeeze himself into the 4-by-20 cm ventilation outlet of the room, doing so at a speed faster than human eyes can perceive. By the time Stroheim realized what occurred, Santana reached the observation room while entering the body of a German who was too close to the vent. After absorbing the host and getting shot at, Santana fires the bullets inside his body from his fingertips, killing almost everyone in the room. Joseph Joestar (disguised as a Nazi) protects Speedwagon, Stroheim, and himself from Santana's attack by channeling the Ripple into Stroheim's hair and using it to shield them.
Toying with the Pillar Man, Joseph assumed Santana killed the Nazis out of self-defense before being attacked. Santana, expressing annoyance at Joseph's antics, realized he could not absorb the human and attempted to do the same with Speedwagon out of assessment. This enrages Joseph as both learn that ripple was preventing Santana's cells from digesting him. Using this to his advantage, Joseph allows himself to be absorbed by Santana and then unleashes the ripple from the inside, splitting the Pillar Man in half. As Santana's body begins to regenerate, his torso is dragged by Joseph to be exposed to sunlight and turn into stone again. After a struggle involving Stroheim sacrificing one of his legs, the door to the outside is open and a fully regenerated Santana is exposed to the light. But the Pillar man quickly forces himself into Stroheim's body in order to escape the sun while attempting to hide in a well, forcing the Nazi to sacrifice himself to leave Santana into the open.
Desperate, Santana charges Joseph as the two go flying down the well. Santana realizes too late that Joseph allowed him to enter the well as it was exposed to the sun's reflection, turning the Pillar Man back to stone with some damage caused by the fall. Santana's remains were later taken to the Washington branch of Speedwagon Foundation, the Pillar Man kept immobile by UV lights and revealed to still be alive. Santana's ultimate fate is never addressed.
Chapters / Episodes
Manga AppearancesChapters in order of appearance
- Chapter 46: Joseph Joestar of New York, Part 2
- Chapter 48: Straizo vs. Joseph, Part 1
- Chapter 52: Straizo vs. Joseph, Part 5
- Chapter 53: The Pillar Man
- Chapter 54: The Pillar Man, Santana, Part 1
- Chapter 55: The Pillar Man, Santana, Part 2
- Chapter 56: The Pillar Man, Santana, Part 3
- Chapter 57: The Pillar Man, Santana, Part 4
- Chapter 58: The Pillar Man, Santana, Part 5
- Chapter 59: The Pillar Man, Santana, Part 6
- Chapter 60: The Pillar Man, Santana, Part 7
- Chapter 61: The Pillar Man, Santana, Part 8 (Incapacitated)
- Chapter 62: The Pillar Man, Santana, Part 9 (Mentioned only)
- Chapter 63: Joseph Joestar of Rome (Mentioned only)
- Chapter 64: The Red Stone of Aja (Mentioned only)
- Chapter 66: Ultimate Warriors from Ancient Times, Part 2 (Mentioned only)
- Chapter 67: Ultimate Warriors from Ancient Times, Part 3 (Mentioned only)
- Chapter 68: Ultimate Warriors from Ancient Times, Part 4 (Mentioned only)
- Chapter 80: Flame Mode Esidisi, Part 3 (Mentioned only)
- Chapter 85: Stroheim's Unit Strikes Back, Part 3 (Mentioned only)
- Chapter 86: Light Mode Kars, Part 1 (Mentioned only)
- Chapter 112: The Man Who Became a God (Flashback)
Anime AppearancesEpisodes in order of appearance
- JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 10: JoJo of New York (Stone)
- JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 11: Master of the Game (Stone)
- JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 12: The Pillar Man
- JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 13: JoJo vs. the Ultimate Being (Incapacitated)
- JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 14: Ultimate Warriors from Ancient Times (Stone)
- JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 17: Laying a Deeper Trap! (Mentioned only)
- JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 19: Race Toward the Cliff of Death (Mentioned only)
- JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 25: The Birth of a Superbeing!! (Flashback)
- JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 26: The Man Who Became a God (Flashback)
Quotes
Quotes- “I slept for 2000 years... but for a human like this to be born while I sleep... Well, I guess humans can evolve.”—Santana about Joseph, Chapter 60: The Pillar Man, Santana, Part 7
Video Games
Famicom Jump: Hero Retsuden (NES)
Santana appears as a Boss in Area 4. The player faces him in a one-on-one battle using only Joseph Joestar.
Due to the game's release date, Part 2 had only reached prior to Esidisi's battle against Joseph. Thus, only Santana and Esidisi appear as the enemies faced during the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure part of the game, instead of Kars or Wamuu.
All Star Battle (PS3)
Santana is briefly mentioned during the dialogue in Part 2's Story Mode. For the Western version of the game, he was renamed "Santviento" to match the Crunchyroll subs. Initially, his name was "San Tan" in some press releases.
Stardust Shooters (Android/iOS)
Santana is one of the several Part 2 characters who possesses a Metal Striker for the game. His Finish move has him fire bullets from his fingertips at the defeated opponent (similar to his retaliation against the Nazis), and his second special ability allows him to counterattack any Metal Striker enemy who attacks him by using his Rib Blades.
Diamond Records (Android/iOS)
Santana
Santana appears in Diamond Records as a playable character in both the Action Battle and Tactical Battle game modes. He has a few unlockable statues between the 'Courage' and 'Solitary' types, ranging from 3 stars to 6 stars
Santana's moveset in both game modes is comprised of various attacks inspired by the anime using his body manipulation abilities. As a pillar man, Santana constantly regenerates health, but has a weakness to attacks from ripple users. Playing as him will force any outdoor stages to take place at night. Unlike most characters, Santana has multiple unlockable blue skills that you can choose between.
MovelistStatuesVideos
Moveset
Santana's basic attack string is a combination of up to five various attacks comprising of different kicks and hand strikes. In Tactical Battle, this is cut down to only three hits.
Santana slowly loads his leg so that he may attack his opponent with a strong high kick.
Santana strikes his opponent with a stretched index finger. (Unlockable)
Santana fires a barrage bullets out of his fingers like a machine gun, acting as a multi hit ranged attack. (Unlockable)
Santana turns around swiftly and strikes his opponents with his signature Rib Blades.
(Counter) If Santana is hit while this skill is active, he will counter the opponent's attack by using his Rib Blades from the front of his body to catch the opponent in their tracks. (Unlockable)
Santana spins around and does a high heel kick from the top down. When his foot lands he expands his flesh to cover a bigger area on the ground that causes a few extra hits of damage on opponents caught nearby. This attack replaces SP Skill 1 in Santana's 3 star statue.
Santana invades an opponent's body using Meat Invade and deals multiple hits of damage while also healing himself by absorbing the opponent's health.
3-star
(Courage)
Max LVL Stats: 6150 HP/2091 ATK/2214 DEF
Max LVL Tree Stats: 14550 HP/3291 ATK/3564 DEF
4-star
(Courage)
Max LVL Stats: 9900 HP/3366 ATK/3564 DEF
Max LVL Tree Stats: 25200 HP/5016 ATK/5514 DEF
4-star
(Solitary)
Max LVL Stats: 7920 HP/3762 ATK/4158 DEF
Max LVL Tree Stats: 11820 HP/5412 ATK/11808 DEF
5-star
(Courage)
Max LVL Stats: 14850 HP/5049 ATK/5346 DEF
Max LVL Tree Stats: 38550 HP/7899 ATK/8646 DEF
6-star
(Courage)
Max LVL Stats: 18774 HP/9834 ATK/7599 DEF
Max LVL Tree Stats: 31374 HP/23334 ATK/17499 DEF
JoJo's Pitter-Patter Pop! (Android/iOS)
Santana
Hot Wind Blowing in Mexico ver.
Rarity: 
Max Power: 1051
Favorite Gift and Voiced Gift Reactions:
Skill: Rib Blades
Erases panels from the sides in the shape of ribs
Skill Lv 1
# of Erased Panels: 8
Cooldown: 60
Cooldown: 60
Skill Lv 2
# of Erased Panels: 12
Cooldown: 60
Cooldown: 60
Skill Lv 3
# of Erased Panels: 12
Cooldown: 55
Cooldown: 55
Skill Lv 4
# of Erased Panels: 16
Cooldown: 55
Cooldown: 55
Skill Lv 5
# of Erased Panels: 16
Cooldown: 50
Cooldown: 50
Gallery
JoJonium Vol. 4
Close up of Santana
Santana slumbering in the Pillar
Awakening from the Pillar
Eating a Vampire
The Rib Blades
Santana petrified by the sun
Santana being monitored in a petrified state by the Speedwagon Foundation under UV lights
Santana slumbering in the Pillar
Santana awakens from slumber
Santana staring at Stroheim
Stuffing himself through a 2-inch tall ventilation shaft
Encountering Joseph Joestar
Staring at Joseph
Attacking Joseph with his Rib Blades
Santana in BLOODY STREAM
Santana in the ending credits
Santana's introduction From The Part 3 OVA Timelines Video
Santana appearing in a flashback whilst Straizo is talking to Joseph Joestar
Full shot of Santana Asleep In The Pillar (Part 3 OVA Timelines)
Santana Awakens from his Slumber (Part 3 OVA Timelines)
Santana During The Aftermath Of His Shooting Of The Nazis (Part 3 OVA Timelines)
Satana about to attack Joseph (Part 3 OVA Timelines)
Santana Being Chained Up By Joseph (Part 3 OVA Timelines)
Santana Being Exposed To The Sun (Part 3 OVA Timelines)
3-star statue, Diamond Records
4-star statue (Courage), DR
5-star statue, DR
6-star statue, DR
4-star statue (Solitary), DR
Santana's model in DR
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JoJo6251 (Inside Illustration)
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Trivia
- By appearing on the 1988's NES game Famicom Jump: Hero Retsuden, Santana is the first JoJo antagonist to ever appear in a game, alongside Esidisi. Unlike Dio Brando, who only made his game debut in 1993, in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (SNES).
- Despite Santana's superhuman intellect, it took him longer than it did to his brethren to become perfectly fluent in modern language, suggesting that his own intellect, while superior to humans, was inferior to older Pillar Men.
References
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