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Devo (デーボ, Dēbo), aussi connu sous le nom de Devo le Maudit (呪いのデーボ, Noroi no Dēbo), est un antagoniste mineur figurant dans la troisième partie de JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Stardust Crusaders, spécifiquement dans l'arc narratif "Devil".
Devo est un shaman/assassin Amérindien au service de DIO. Il embusque Jean Pierre Polnareff dans la chambre d'hôtel de ce dernier à Singapour. C'est un manieur de Stand et manie Ebony Devil.
Devo est un grand Amérindien[1] avec un corps musclée, et de long cheveux sombre. Sa face est son corps sont couverts de nombreuses cicatrices, expliquée par la façon dont Devo laisse ses cibles le blesser pour déclencher le pouvoir de son Stand et qu'il haïsse la cible du mieux qu'il peut..
Devo porte un grand manteau ouvert avec des manches déchirées et rien en dessous. Il a des gants qui couvrent son avant-bras, un jean et des chaussures. Dans l'anime, le manteau de Devo sont décorés de chaque côté d'un motif basé sur les motifs couramment observés sur les vêtements amérindiens.
Palettes
Les palettes changent souvent entre les médias. L'information ci-dessous ne devrait pas être considérée comme canonique.
Manga CouleurJeu SFCHeritage for the FutureAnime
Peau(Tannée)
Cheveux(Noirs)
Yeux(Rouge)
Tenue
(Manteau beige, gants rouges, pantalon bleu.)
Peau(Tannée)
Cheveux
(Cheveux noirs, élastique à cheveux vert.)
Yeux(Blancs)
Tenue(Manteau vert)
Peau(Tannée)
Cheveux(Bleu foncé)
Yeux(Rouge)
Tenue
(Manteau rose, gants bleu foncé, pantalon bleu.)
Peau(Tannée)
Cheveux
(Cheveux bruns, élastique à cheveux rouge)
Eyes(Vert)
Manteau
(Manteau vert olive avec un motif jaune terne, marron et vert.)
Reste
(Gants gris, jeans bleus, chaussures marron.)
Personnalité
Au début, Polnareff pense que Devo est un idiot puisqu'il s'est caché dans le frigo de sa chambre et a laissé toutes les boissons sur ledit frigo, ruinant son plan. Mais en fait, Devo a fait semblant d'être imprudent pour se faire prendre exprès par Polnareff et se faire blesser par son Stand. Il est également extrêmement sadomasochiste, prenant les coups avec une joie extatique, même si ses blessures lui permettent de haïr sa victime et de vouloir les tuer de manière brutale. Par le biais de son contrôle de sa poupée, il devient encore plus psychotique et pervers.
Selon Devo, son Stand représente la carte de tarot du diable, symbolisant la confusion et la malchance. Tous ceux que Devo a ciblé ont eu la malchance d'être "maudits" par lui et tués sans même savoir pourquoi; ce qui est sensé être dû à une malédiction de Devo. De même, Devo surprend Polnareff parce qu'il accepte d'être blessé et sa manière d'attaquer n'est pas évidente.
Histoire
Passé
Avant de s'allier avec DIO, Devo était déjà connu dans le monde entier comme un assassin qui travaillait pour de nombreuses personnalités de la pègre. Ayant rencontré Devo à l'époque, Mohammed Abdul apprend seulement que Devo assassine ses cibles en leur demandant de le blesser en premier, et explique à ses compagnong que personne n'a rencontré son Stand et survécu. Cela conduit de nombreuses personnes ordinaires à croire que Devo maudit ses victimes pour qu'elles subissent une mort horrible, d'où son surnom.
Devo est l'un des sept manieurs de Stand que Enya envoie en Asie pour stopper le Groupe Joestar.
Stardust Crusaders
Devo laughing manically while "cursing" Polnareff.
Arriving in Singapore ahead of the Joestar Group, Devo hid away within a fridge in the hotel room that Jean Pierre Polnareff was in. When Polnareff noticed the removed alcoholic beverages, he deduced Devo's presence and forced the assassin to reveal himself. Devo did just that, activating his Stand and having Silver Chariot land the first blow at the cost of his left eye. In horrific pain as his Stand quickly possessed a doll unseen, Devo sadistically curses Polnareff to suffer an agonizing death before falling off from the balcony. But in reality, Devo escaped to the bathroom on one of the lower floors and remained in a stall to act out his curse through his Stand-possessed doll.
Devo's final moments
Ebony Devil manages to tie Polnareff under the bed so that Silver Chariot would lack its human's direct eyesight, while killing a hotel employee. The doll proceeds to spill the alcohol over the floor and on Polnareff with the intent to use a malfunctioning hair dryer to either burn the Frenchman or electrocute him. However, Polnareff shattered a mirror during the fight and the reflection of its fragments to finally counterattack Devo's Stand with a clear view. Once freed, Polnareff asks for information about J. Geil, but Devo refuses to talk and dies of horrific mutilation as Polnareff brutally destroys Ebony Devil and its vessel.
I've got this hair-dryer and the floor is all wet...Hehe, can you guess what I'm going to do yet, Polnareff?! I'll give you a hint! I'm not going to blow dry it!
Devo is one of the many bosses featured in the game. In the game, Devo actually attacks the group in India although he still ambushes them in a hotel.
The group encounters Devo when they enter their hotel room and Devo flies after a brief battle declaring that his grudge will fuel Ebony Devil, much like the original manga. This fight directly features Devo and Ebony Devil. Afterward, the group is attacked by Ebony Devil possessing the doll for a second fight and the doll will eventually flee. However, the group will be attacked a third time and defeat Ebony Devil for good.
Afterward, the group can go check the bathroom and take the Roof Key from Devo's corpse.
Devo (called D'Bo in the English version) functions mostly the same as he did within the manga. He ambushes the Joestar party during their stay in Singapore by hiding in their refrigerator, but he is defeated in the storylines of all the main characters.
Storyline
Devo also has his own storyline, in which he is promised one-hundred million dollars by DIO for the defeat of Jotaro and his companions. He kills one hero after another until he finally slays Jotaro himself.
Devo, wanting to collect his grand reward, travels to Dio's mansion. There he meets Vanilla Ice, who proceeds to question the Shaman on his exploits. Devo, who has become smug with all of his recent success, becomes annoyed with Ice and threatens to kill him if he does not take him to DIO. Devo kills Ice in the resulting battle.
Afterward, DIO is so impressed with Devo's power that he offers him even more money, in exchange for the Shaman's permanent servitude. Devo refuses the vampire's offer and kills him, and becomes the most widely respected (and feared) kingpin in the underworld afterward.
Strategy
Devo is one of the most unique characters in the game. While most characters with an Active Stand have their guardian immobilized in front of them, Devo's doll is allowed to roam freely across the battlefield when activated and lays dormant on the ground when it is not.
Aside from directly controlling his Stand, Devo can also order Ebony Devil to lunge at his opponent once, leaving him free to attack with his main body while they are distracted. This allows clever players to lure their opponents between Devo and Ebony Devil, and pincer them between a deadly flurry of attacks.
Despite all of these interesting advantages, Devo has several key weaknesses that need to be compensated for. While he is controlling Ebony Devil, he is completely vulnerable and will take massively increased damage if his main body is attacked while he is stationary. Also, since Ebony Devil only moves when he is controlled, the opponent can easily keep his distance or push Devo away from his Stand, cutting off his line of support; Ebony Devil by this proxy also requires more effective positioning to avoid any attacks landed on it (which inflicts indirect damage to Devo), as it still counts as a normal extension of himself like all standard Stands.
Devo is considered to be a solid mid-to-high tier character in the metagame, and despite requiring some complex planning and thought to use most effectively, he is a very powerful and rewarding character to play.
Devo is shown to be significantly taller than Polnareff when upright
Détails
In the game Heritage for the Future Devo can use his Stand even after being de-aged by Alessi, implying he was either born or developed his Stand ability at a young age.
Oddly, he is one of the last enemies fought during Young Joseph's Story Mode in Heritage for the Future, despite Devo being killed in Singapore long before Alessi is even introduced into the canon. (The intro explains Young Joseph's story as Joseph encountering Alessi in Egypt instead of Polnareff, and being de-aged into a young adult.)
Devo's Voice actor in All Star Battle, Unsho Ishizuka, would later voice Joseph in the Part 3 and Part 4 anime.
His name was changed in VIZ Media's translation of the manga to avoid a lawsuit from the band of the same name. Per Araki's suggestion, he was renamed "Soul Sacrifice", a reference to the song of the same name by Santana. This name has since been used within the international release of All Star Battle, the Crunchyroll simulcast of Stardust Crusaders, and the Toonami broadcast of the English dub.
Références
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Devo's first appearance, coming out of the fridge
Close-up of Devo
Silver Chariot damages Devo
A bloodied Devo from Polnareff's attack
Devo's death after his Stand is completely sliced by Silver Chariot
Apparition dans le Manga
Apparitions dans l'Anime
Citations
Devo glares at Polnareff as he exits the fridge
Devo stands up
Devo and Ebony Devil
Silver Chariot damages Devo
Devo's scars
Chara Heroes; Part 3 Vol.1
JoJo's Bizarre Mini Figure Stardust Crusaders Part.1 (Bandai).jpg)
Heritage for the Future
Heritage for the Future
Devo (Idle Animation)
Devo is shown to be significantly taller than Polnareff when upright
