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Joseph! Tu vas certainer le rencontrer bientôt. Tu vas certainement comprendre "son" identité et la signification de l'évolution ! Comme un destin venant de Dieu ...

Battle Tendency (戦闘潮流, Sentō Chōryū) est la deuxième partie de JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. Il a été publié originellement dans le Weekly Shonen Jump de novembre 1987 à mars 1989, sous le titre de JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Partie 2, Joseph Joestar : Sa Fière Lignée,[1] et réunis en sept volumes publiés par Jump Comics. Le titre Battle Tendency a été utilisé pour la première fois dans l'artbook JOJO A-GO!GO!,[2] et continue à être le titre officiel de la partie.

Battle Tendency a reçu une adaptation animée en 2012 produite par David Production. Battle Tendency couvrait les épisodes 10 à 26 de la première saison.

L'histoire se passe en 1938-1939 et suit les aventures de Joseph Joestar, le petit-fils de Jonathan. Alors qu'un quatuor d'être surhumains et malveillants nommés les Hommes du Pilier s'éveillent de leur sommeil millénaire et cherchent à devenir les formes de vie ultimes, Joseph doit apprendre à maîtriser l'Onde pour les combattre.

Battle Tendency sur la couverture de Weekly Shonen Jump.

Résumé

Le JoJo de New York

Main article: Joseph Joestar of New York (story arc)
Main article: Straizo vs. Joseph (story arc)

L'histoire débute en 1938, 49 ans après les évènements de Phantom Blood. Robert E. O. Speedwagon est devenu un riche homme d'affaire et l'organisation qu'il a fonfé, la Fondation Speedwagon, a découvert une pyramide cachée au Mexique dans laquelle un homme sommeille dans un pilier, entouré de Masques de Pierre. Craignant son réveil, Speedwagon invite Straits le maître de l'Onde dans la pyramide et l'exhorte à détruire cet homme endormi. Cependant, Straits tue tous le monde et révèle à Speedwagon qu'il désire être un Vampire. Il blesse Speedwagon et utilise le masque, prévoyant de tuer tous ceux liés à cette affaire.

 
Le nouveau protagoniste de la série, Joseph Joestar

Au même moment, le petit-fils de Jonathan Joestar, Joseph Joestar, emménage à New York. Un jeune garçon nommé Smokey lui vole son portefeuille mais Joseph sauve Smokey d'une paire de policiers corrompus grâce à son talent inné pour l'Onde. Joseph et sa grand-mère Erina se lient d'amitié avec le petit Smokey. Cependant, un gangster vient informer Joseph de la mort présumée de Speedwagon des mains de Straits.

Cette nuit, Straits vient trouver Joseph dans un café. Désormais un Vampire, l'ancien maître de l'Onde veut tuer Joseph avant qu'il ne devienne une menace pour lui. Cependant, Joseph s'attendait à la venue de Straits. Utilisant sa grande intelligence tactique, Joseph parvient à vaincre Straits après un âpre combat. Straits révèle alors que Speedwagon est vivant mais aussi que l'homme dans le pilier va bientôt se réveiller. Straits s'auto-détruit en utilisant l'Onde sur lui-même.

Au Mexique

Main article: The Pillar Man, Santana (story arc)
 
Joseph rencontre Santana

Joseph voyage alors au Mexique pour enquêter sur ce mystérieux "homme du pilier". Dans le désert, un soldat nazi l'attaque mais Joseph le vainc et apprend de lui que le major Rudol von Stroheim tient Speedwagon prisonnier. Stroheim et son bataillon de soldat et de scientifiques font des expériences sur l'homme du pilier et essaient de le réveiller pour voir quelles sont ses capacités. L'homme du pilier, que Stroheim prénomme Santana s'éveille et montre ses capacités surhumaines qui dépassent facilement celles d'un Vampire. Santana s'échappe de sa cellule et commence à tuer tout le monde dans la salle de contrôle. Joseph, qui s'est infiltré dans la base des nazis, intervient alors.

Le combat entre Santana et Joseph pousse ses derniers jusqu'à ses derniers retranchements. Alors que Joseph est parvenu tant bien que mal à entraîner Santana vers la lumière du soleil, celui-ci entre dans le corps de Stroheim, qui se fait exploser avec une grenade. Joseph parvient enfin à pétrifier Santana avec le soleil. Les restes de Santana sont enfermés pour de bon chez la Fondation Speedwagon. Cependant, Joseph a appris de Stroheim qu'il y a encore trois Hommes du Pilier à Rome et qu'il doit y rencontrer un allié.

En Italie

Rome

Main article: Ultimate Warriors from Ancient Times (story arc)
 
Les Hommes du Pilier

A Rome, Joseph rencontre alors ce fameux contact, qu'il n'est d'autre que le petit-fils de Will Anthonio Zeppeli, Caesar Anthonio Zeppeli. Les deux jeunes hommes ne s'entendent absolument pas, et Caesar blâme la mort de son grand-père sur la faiblesse de la lignée Joestar, disant que Joseph n'a gagné contre Santana que par pure chance. Ils s'affrontent brièvement et Caesar montre qu'il est plus compétent à l'Onde que Joseph. En même temps, les Hommes du Pilier s'éveillent sous le Colisée.

Le soir, Joseph, Caesar et Speedwagon vont dans la caverne sous le Colisée dans laquelle seraient les Hommes du Pilier. Cependant les hommes du pilier, Cars, AC/DC et Wham se sont déjà éveillés et ont tué les Allemands. Joseph et Caesar essaient de combattre ces créatures, mais Wham seul suffit à les vaincre par sa puissance et sa connaissance des techniques de l'Onde. En l'observant, Joseph devine que Wham aime les combats d'honneur et parvient à le convaincre de l'épargner pour un mois, afin qu'il s'entraîne et puisse affronter Wham en duel une seconde fois. Wham accepte, mais force un poison dans son coeur pour le forcer à combattre. AC/DC place aussi son poison dans la gorge de Joseph. Les hommes du pilier partent alors à la recherche de la Pierre Rouge d'Aja. Ayant vu le courage de Joseph, Caesar commence à le respecter.

Entraînement à Venise

Main article: Ripple Teacher Lisa Lisa (story arc)
Main article: Flame Mode Esidisi (story arc)
Main article: The Remains Lurk (story arc)
 
Lisa Lisa displaying the Super Aja's energy magnification

Wanting to teach Joseph to master his Ripple, Caesar takes him to Venice to meet his mentor: the masterful and beautiful Lisa Lisa. Lisa Lisa, assisted by her servant Loggins and Messina, harshly train Joseph and Caesar and manage to shape them into Ripple masters in three weeks. Near the end of their training, Lisa Lisa reveals to Joseph and Caesar that Kars is the one who created Stone Masks such as the one that caused their grandfathers' deaths. She also reveals that Kars is seeking a flawless Red Stone of Aja, the Super Aja in her possession to perfect the Mask and use it to become the ultimate life-form.

 
Joseph battling Esidisi

With a week left until the rings inside Joseph dissolve and kill him, Lisa Lisa pits Joseph and Caesar against Loggins and Messina respectively for their final test. However, when Joseph reaches his destination, he finds Loggins has been killed by Esidisi who has learned of the Super Aja's location. Joseph proceeds to battle Esidisi, but the Pillar Man's wits are a match for Joseph's. The Ripple warrior still manages to use sleight of hand and binds Esidisi with rope of woolen strings, dealing a seemingly fatal blow to the Pillar Man and getting rid of Esidisi's ring.

In truth, Esidisi has survived. Infiltrating Lisa Lisa's island and possessing her servant Suzi Q, the Pillar Man sends the Super Aja to his allies through the postman. Esidisi threatens to kill Suzi Q, but Joseph and Caesar cooperate to finish him off. Lisa Lisa uses hypnosis on Suzi Q and learns that the Stone is aboard a train headed to Switzerland. Thus Joseph, Caesar, Lisa Lisa and Messina drive off to catch the package before it reaches its destination.

En Suisse

Premiers Combats

Main article: Stroheim's Unit Strikes Back (story arc)
Main article: Light Mode Kars (story arc)
Main article: Caesar: A Lonely Youth (story arc)

Reaching the Swiss border, Joseph and his group find the train had been stopped by customs as the Nazi retrieved the package. The leader of the Nazis who appears familiar with Joseph invites the group to a log cabin up ahead. Later on that evening, Kars attacks the cabin to retrieve the Super Aja. The nazi leader revealed to be Stroheim rebuilt as a cyborg matching Santana's power, is easily defeated. However, Stroheim manages to make Kars drop the Stone, which is sliding toward a cliff. A struggle then ensues between Joseph and Kars for possession of the Stone, ending in Joseph managing to snatch victory as Kars is sent tumbling down a cliff. Unfazed by what amounts to a little setback, Kars allows the humans to hold on to the Red Stone a little longer.

The next day at St. Moritz, learning the Pillar Men are taking residence in the San Moritz hotel, Caesar wishes to ambush Kars during the day before Wamuu returns. But Joseph objects as it might be a trap. A fight ensues, and an angry Caesar accompanied by Messina decide to go to the hotel without support. Lisa Lisa tells Joseph of Caesar's tragic past, having assumed his father Mario left the family before he died to save him from being devoured by the resting Pillar Men. The story convinces Joseph to follow after Caesar.

 
Caesar's final ripple

However as Caesar reaches the San Mortiz, he and Messina are attacked by Wamuu, who is using streams of moist air to both protect him from the sunlight. Wamuu manages to drag to fight inside the hotel, but Caesar corner the Pillar Man by using bubble lenses to direct the sunlight to him. In a moment of anger, Caesar jumps toward Wamuu to deal the final blow. But Wamuu takes advantage of the split-second of Caesar blotting out the sunlight to counter with a point-blank Divine Sandstorm that fatally injures Caesar. Caesar is defeated but as a last defiant act, steals Wamuu's lip ring for Joseph and secures it before a piece of the ceiling crushes him. Wamuu respects Caesar's last gesture and the basis of his valiant fight, allowing the bubble to remain for Joseph and Lisa Lisa as they eventually arrive and mourn Caesar's death. The two decide to venture further inside the building. Despite having Wamuu's lip ring, Joseph vows not to drink the antidote until he has defeated the Pillar Man and avenged Caesar.

JoJo et Lisa Lisa contre Wham et Cars

Main article: The Wind, the Chariot, and Wamuu (story arc)
Main article: The Bond That Binds Lisa Lisa and JoJo (story arc)
Main article: JoJo: The Final Ripple (story arc)
 
Joseph facing Wamuu in the Chariot Race

Joseph and Lisa Lisa eventually find the Pillar Men, finding themselves greatly outnumbered by their hundred vampire minions. Lisa Lisa manages to hold off their attack with a bluff that she rigged a time bomb to destroy the Super Aja if she and Joseph are unable to return or it, suggesting two one-on-one matches to settle things. Kars grudgingly accepts; the next night, Joseph, Lisa Lisa, Wamuu, and Kars meet at the Skeleton Heel Stone at the foot of Piz Bernina. Putting on Caesar's bandana, Joseph engages Wamuu in a chariot race super-powered by vampire horses. Ultimately, despite his opponent gouging his own eyes out for an edge, Joseph is able to defeat Wamuu whose body is destroyed in the process. Joseph takes the time to honor Wamuu and drinks the antidote before his head, then salutes him. Only remains Kars.

The final showdown between Lisa Lisa and Kars begins. Unexpectedly, Kars uses a body double to distract Lisa Lisa and stabs her from behind, then unleashes his Vampires on an out-of-breath Joseph. All seems to be over until an upgraded Stroheim, the Nazis, Speedwagon and a corp of Speedwagon Foundation agents, and Smokey arrive to help Joseph. While the Vampires are distracted, Joseph confronts Kars. The devious Pillar Man used the unconscious Lisa Lisa as a shield and forces Joseph to try to save her while Kars prepares to attack. It is here that Lisa Lisa is revealed to be the biological mother of Joseph, Elizabeth Joestar.

It is also explained that her husband, Joseph's father, was killed by the last of Dio's zombie troops while posing as a high-ranking air force commander, but when Elizabeth killed the zombie, she was sighted by another unaware officer and forced to go into hiding as a fugitive, taking on the pseudonym "Lisa Lisa" for her own safety.

In the present, Joseph nonetheless manages to trick Kars and hits him with the Ripple, making the Pillar Man fall on the ground. The Nazis try to kill Kars while he's down with UV lights, but at the last moment, Kars dons a Stone Mask with the Red Stone of Aja embedded in it. Using the light to his advantage, Kars becomes the Ultimate Life form.

JoJo Vs. l'Être Ultime

Main article: Kars the Ultimate Being Is Born (story arc)

Joseph's Final Gamble; The Man Who Became a God; The Man Who Crossed the Atlantic

 
Kars becomes the Ultimate Lifeform
At first, Kars doesn't appear to have changed much, however he quickly displays an incredible ability to transform into any lifeform and his newfound immunity to the sun. Everyone in despair, Joseph makes a strategic retreat in order to lure out Kars by piloting a plane away from the scene.

Joseph plans to lure the Ultimate Lifeform into a volcano, but as he closes on it, Kars manages to disable the plane. Joseph and Stroheim, who had been hiding inside the plane, manage to lure Kars in and use the crashing plane to send him into the lava.

Kars unexpectedly reemerges unscathed from the lava and severs Joseph's left arm with a sneak attack. Both Joseph and Stroheim realize that they cannot hope to defeat the Ultimate Lifeform and accept their deaths. Yet, when Kars prepares to deal the final blow to Joseph with a Ripple-infused punch, Joseph uses the Super Aja and empowers greatly Kars' blow. The surge of energy shoots through Joseph's hand and hits the volcano, which under the influence of the Ripple, begins to erupt, sending Kars into space.In the void, Kars has no way to reach back to Earth and a defense mechanism of his kicks in, freezing his body solid and making him unable to travel back to Earth. Damned with immortality due to his newfound powers, Kars eventually becomes brain-dead in the endless vacuum of space.

Conclusion

 
Against all odds, Joseph has survived his adventure
Weeks later the group of Erina, Lisa Lisa, Messina, Smokey, and Speedwagon pay their respects as they have a funeral for the assumed-to-be-dead Joseph Joestar, but to their surprise, Joseph appears, alive and well, and unaware of whose funeral he decided to interrupt. After seeing his own name on the headstone, he explains that after falling back down from the sky he has landed up in Italy where he is helped by a local fisherman. After finding and marrying Suzi Q, he has then returned to America and his friends. Unfortunately, Suzi Q forgot to inform the group that Joseph was alive, hence the funeral. Enraged, Joseph chases his wife through the cemetery while his comrades celebrate his survival.

An account is made for the remainder of the lives of several key members of the cast:

  • Lisa Lisa, a.k.a. Elizabeth Joestar revealed her true identity to Joseph before moving to America with her family and marrying a Hollywood screenwriter in 1948.
  • Erina Joestar continued her work as a teacher until she died peacefully in 1950, surrounded by her friends and family.
  • Robert E. O. Speedwagon continued his philanthropic scientific & medical research before dying of a heart attack in 1952, he never married.
  • Despite the discrimination he faced as an African-American, Smokey Brown went on to major in political science in college, before becoming the first black mayor of a city in his home state of Georgia.
  • Major Rudol von Stroheim was killed leading the German retreat at the Battle of Stalingrad in 1943, "a fearsome example of the German science he always championed."

48 years later, an aged Joseph is seen at JFK International Airport, kicking a Japanese man in the knee who accidentally hit him with his luggage. Joseph voices his anger towards the Japanese, explaining that his own daughter moved to Japan after marrying a Japanese man and never came back; his own grandson doesn't recognize him. The story ends with Joseph heading on a plane bound for Japan.

Characters

Characters from Battle Tendency
Protagonist
Main Antagonist
Major Antagonist
Primary Antagonist
Villain
Villain
Ally
Posthumous

Combats

Chapitres

Battle Tendency consiste en 69 chapitres compilés dans les Tomes 5 à 12 des Tankōbon Jump Comics.

Volume 6: Jojo contre la forme de vie ultime
' (JoJo Vs.(たい)究極生物, JoJo tai Kyūkyoku Seibutsu)
Titres de Chapitres
Date de Publication
  • France 21 Janvier 2015[3]
    (Tonkam)
  • France 16 Juin 2002[4]
    (J'ai Lu)
ISBN
 
Volume 7: La gemme rouge d'Asia[TL Note 7]
' (エイジャの赤石, Eija no Sekiseki)
Titres de Chapitres
Date de Publication
  • France 11 Mars 2015[5]
    (Tonkam)
  • France 21 Juillet 2002[6]
    (J'ai Lu)
ISBN
 
Volume 8: La dernière épreuve![TL Note 17]
' (最終試練!, Saishū Shiren!)
Titres de Chapitres
Date de Publication
  • France 08 Avril 2015[7]
    (Tonkam)
  • France 19 Août 2002[8]
    (J'ai Lu)
ISBN
 
[TL Note 25]
Volume 9: Cours jusqu'au ravin mortel![TL Note 26]
' (死の崖へつっ走れ, Shi no Gake e Tsuppashire)
Titres de Chapitres
Date de Publication
  • France 06 Mai 2015[9]
    (Tonkam)
  • France 13 Septembre 2002[10]
    (J'ai Lu)
ISBN
 
Volume 10: La bulle pourpre[TL Note 34]
' (鮮赤のシャポン, Senseki no Shabon)
Titres de Chapitres
Date de Publication
  • France 10 Juin 2015[11]
    (Tonkam)
  • France 24 Octobre 2002[12]
    (J'ai Lu)
ISBN
 
[TL Note 41]
Volume 11: Le guerrier qui retourne au vent
' (風にかえる戦士, Kaze ni Kaeru Senshi)
Titres de Chapitres
Date de Publication
  • France 01 Juillet 2015[13]
    (Tonkam)
  • France 29 Novembre 2002[14]
    (J'ai Lu)
ISBN
 
Volume 12: La naissance du surhomme![TL Note 45]
' (超生物の誕生!!, Chō Seibutsu no Tanjō!!)
Titres de Chapitres
Date de Publication
  • France 26 Août 2015[15]
    (Tonkam)
  • France 20 Décembre 2002[16]
    (J'ai Lu)
ISBN
 

Galerie

Références

  1. JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Partie 2 Joseph Joestar : Sa Fière Lignée (ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 第二部 ジョセフ・ジョースター ―その誇り高き血統, JoJo no Kimyō na Bōken Dai Ni Bu Josefu Jōsutā Sono Hokoritakaki Kettō)
  2. JOJO A-GO!GO!
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  1. "Les desseins de Straizo" in the J'ai Lu version
  2. "Le virtuose du jeu" in the J'ai Lu version
  3. "Un monstre invulnérable" in the J'ai Lu version
  4. "Cruel et impitoyable Straizo" in the J'ai Lu version
  5. "L'expérience de résurrection de l'"homme du pilier"" in the J'ai Lu version
  6. "Santana introuvable" in the J'ai Lu version
  7. "La pierre rouge d'Aja" in the J'ai Lu version
  8. "Un plan parfait !!" in the J'ai Lu version
  9. "La résolution de Stroheim" in the J'ai Lu version
  10. "La fin d'un homme fier" in the J'ai Lu version
  11. "La bataille des spaghettis" in the J'ai Lu version
  12. "Le pigeon et la fille" in the J'ai Lu version
  13. "La pierre rouge d'Aja" in the J'ai Lu version
  14. "Le secret caché dans la bouche de la vérité" in the J'ai Lu version
  15. "Wamuu, le guerrier ultime" in the J'ai Lu version
  16. "La technique spéciale des JoJo Clackers" in the J'ai Lu version
  17. "Dernière épreuve !" in the J'ai Lu version
  18. "Le combat du "sablier de sang"" in the J'ai Lu version
  19. "La qualité de héros" in the J'ai Lu version
  20. "Les alliances de la mort" in the J'ai Lu version
  21. "Le génie de Venise" in the J'ai Lu version
  22. "L'épreuve des guerriers de l'onde" in the J'ai Lu version
  23. "La puissance de l'onde focalisée" in the J'ai Lu version
  24. "Dernière épreuve !" in the J'ai Lu version
  25. "Le fruit des brimades" in the J'ai Lu version
  26. "Ruée vers la falaise de la mort" in the J'ai Lu version
  27. "L'inquiétant Esidisi" in the J'ai Lu version
  28. "Tends des pièges élaborés" in the J'ai Lu version
  29. "Une victoire assurée" in the J'ai Lu version
  30. "L'insidieux démon" in the J'ai Lu version
  31. "A la poursuite de la pierre rouge en Suisse" in the J'ai Lu version
  32. "Le mystérieux officier nazi" in the J'ai Lu version
  33. "Kars, "mode de la lumière"" in the J'ai Lu version
  34. "La bulle incarnate" in the J'ai Lu version
  35. "175 mètres de combat à mort" in the J'ai Lu version
  36. "Caesar, la colère issue du passé" in the J'ai Lu version
  37. "L'effroyable homme fantomatique" in the J'ai Lu version
  38. "Lutte de la lumière et du vent !!" in the J'ai Lu version
  39. "L'ultime onde de Caesar" in the J'ai Lu version
  40. "Lisa Lisa et sa danse de la soie" in the J'ai Lu version
  41. "Stratagème à cent contre deux" in the J'ai Lu version
  42. "Furieuse lutte des temps anciens" in the J'ai Lu version
  43. "Un tricheur de génie" in the J'ai Lu version
  44. "Tirer systématiquement à l'opposé !" in the J'ai Lu version
  45. "La naissance de l'être ultime" in the J'ai Lu version
  46. "Perfidie au sanctuaire des sacrifices !" in the J'ai Lu version
  47. "Le lien unissant Lisa Lisa et JoJo" in the J'ai Lu version
  48. "L'utime onde de JoJo" in the J'ai Lu version
  49. "L'homme devenu dieu !!" in the J'ai Lu version
  50. "La prodigieuse naissance de la pierre rouge" in the J'ai Lu version
  51. "Le retour" in the J'ai Lu version

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