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Tu te sens coupable, hein ?
—Tamami Kobayashi, Chapter 284: Koichi Hirose (Echoes), Part 1

Tamami Kobayashi (小林 玉美, Kobayashi Tamami) est un personnage secondaire figurant dans la quatrième partie de JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Diamond is Unbreakable, introduit dans l'arc narratif "Koichi Hirose (Echoes)".

Tamami est un petit escroc qui essaie d'arnaquer Koichi mais qui est finalement neutralisé et devient un citoyen plus ou moins inoffensif. Il devient un allié mineur et décide de travailler en tant que collecteur de dette. Tamami est un manieur de Stand et son pouvoir est The Lock.

Apparence

Dans le manga, Tamami a deux apparences distinctes successives. Il change d'ailleurs dès la fin de l'arc narratif où il est introduit.

Tamami apparaît d'abord comme un homme adulte de taille moyenne, plus grand que Koichi. Il a un visage sournois, avec de petits yeux rapprochés à moitié fermé, des sourcils courts et fins, un nez court, une grande bouche. Il se peigne les cheveux en un pompadour assez large. Tamami a une cicatrice en forme de croix sur la joue gauche.

A la fin de 'arc narratif Koichi Hirose (Echoes) story arc, Tamami rétrécit jusqu'à être à la taille de Koichi. Tamami porte une chemise ample (la première avait un drapeau de la Grande-Bretagne) et un simple pantalon.

In the anime, Tamami is always portrayed as short in stature.

Palettes

The series is known for alternating colors between media, the information presented below may or may not be canon.
Skin(Fair)
Hair(Black)
Eyes(Dark Gray)
Outfit
(Pea Green shirt, blue pants, and dark brown shoes.)
Skin(Fair)
Hair(Black with blue-gray highlights)
Eyes(Black)
Outfit
(Periwinkle shirt, brown pants, and yellow shoes.)

Personnalité

Tamami Kobayashi is a sly hustler with a despicable personality.

Tamami hustling Koichi

Tamami is defined by his activity as a con man, his specialty being tricking people into feeling extreme guilt so that he can pressure them into giving him money. As a con man, Tamami doesn't use violence but trickery, which is reflected by The Lock having no offensive ability whatsoever although it increases the guilt of his victims. He's a seasoned trickster who's able to plan ahead and hustle people on the fly if need be. In one instance, he deliberately gave Koichi a fake wallet containing damning evidence to frame him as a thief in the eyes of Koichi's mother, but also reacted quickly to Okuyasu Nijimura punching him, deliberately falling on the pavement to make it look like Okuyasu was responsible for his broken tooth. His skill as a con artist is coupled with some talent for acting, which means he can easily look like a trustworthy person or wail strongly enough to make Okuyasu feel guilt immediately.

As a con man, Tamami is also avaricious and generally unpleasant. He's notably a con man because he prefers to hustle people and easily get money, and has no qualm hustling people who can't pay what he demands of them (when Koichi told him his money was for buying the necessary sneakers for his physical education, Tamami told him to go barefoot). When he had a grudge against Koichi, Tamami even planned to take the Hirose Family's house for himself. Even after he turned a new leaf, Tamami became a loan shark. Apart from his greed, Tamami also shows he's a pervert and openly lusts for Koichi's sister. Finally, he's also a coward as when Josuke and Koichi went after Toshikazu Hazamada, he expressed admiration for Koichi but also left, not willing to act and help neutralize an evil Stand User.

Tamami shows some tenacity and pride as a trickster. Whenever he faces setbacks, Tamami confidently goes further in his hustles to force his enemies to yield. He notably claims that he must live up to his namesake of "Tamami", the "Tama" of his name meaning "balls". However, he was forced to flee in front of Josuke Higashikata, because Crazy Diamond was a perfect counter for his hustling tactics, and also ultimately yielded to Koichi when Koichi showed that his family's trust was stronger than any guilt. At first confident, Tamami became Koichi's lackey and began looking up to the boy.

Pouvoirs

Stand

Main article: The Lock

Le Stand de Tamami est The Lock. Il s'active si quelqu'un ressent ne serait-ce qu'une once de culpabilité envers Tamami et multiplie se sentiment dans la victime, ce qui est représenté par un cadenas géant dur la poitrine de la victime.

The Lock (錠前(ザ・ロック))Link to this section
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Pouvoir(s)
Augmentation de la culpabilité
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SPD
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RNG
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DEV
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Histoire

Passé

Tamami is a citizen of Morioh. He's graduated from Budogaoka High School two years before the events of Diamond is Unbreakable.

Tamami received his Stand 4 months before the events of Part 4 from Keicho Nijimura. He proceeded to use his ability in conjunction with his own skill as a conman in hopes of gaining wealth and never have to work again.

Diamond is Unbreakable

Koichi Hirose (Echoes)

Tamami extorting money from Koichi Hirose

One day, Koichi Hirose tries out his new bicycle on his way to school. Unfortunately, he rolls over a bag put in the middle of the street and crashes. Hearing pained miaowing and seeing blood spilling from the bag, Koichi believes that he's run over a cat. Tamami, who is sitting nearby, calls out to Koichi. Tamami feigns sympathy and says that Koichi hasn't done anything wrong as the boy only killed a kitten, but soon reveals his true intentions when he tells Koichi that this is his cat and that he must compensate for the loss. Tamami pressures Koichi through his guilt and tells him to hand over his wallet as a form of atonement. The Lock then appears on Koichi, making the boy realize that Tamami is a Stand User. Happily surprised that Koichi can see The Lock because it will make things easier, Tamami proceeds to explain The Lock's power and tells Koichi that the only way to get rid of the overwhelming weight is to pay him. When Koichi tries to hide that he has money, The Lock's size increases, proving Tamami's claims. Tamami takes Koichi's wallet and acquires 7000 yen.

Josuke and Okuyasu intervene to defend their friend. Unfazed, Tamami keeps on demanding money and tells the trio that the proper compensation for the cat will be 500,000 yen. Okuyasu punches Tamami in anger, but Tamami then deliberately falls on the pavement to break his teeth. Howling and accusing Okuyasu of having broken his teeth, Tamami then successfully makes The Lock appear on Okuyasu too. Gloating about the money he'll get for compensation, Tamami prevents Okuyasu from attacking further as he explains that anyone with The Lock on them will have their attacks reflected back at them. However, Josuke turns the situation around. He opens Tamami's bag, revealing that the kitten was a stuffed toy with fake blood on it. Moreover, Josuke heals Tamami's tooth with Crazy Diamond. Shocked, Tamami tries to flee. When Josuke reminds him of Koichi's 7,000 yen, he puts his wallet and the notes on the ground before running away but it is revealed that he tricked the trio into taking with bank notes' corners. Tamami wins the round but develops a particular grudge against Josuke.

Tamami infiltrates the Hirose's house

Later, Tamami goes to the Hirose Family's house to enact his plan. As he waits for Koichi, Tamami acts friendly to get Mrs. Hirose's trust and also puts The Lock on Ayana, Koichi's sister, when she accidentally spills tea on his clothes. When Koichi comes back and is shocked to see Tamami, the conman claims that he and Koichi have bumped into each other this morning and that they've exchanged wallets. Pretending that there was 500,000 yen in his wallet, Tamami demands his money back and as proof, speaks about a receipt in detail, which he's planted on Koichi's wallet. Using Koichi's denial, Tamami makes it look like Koichi is a thief in his mother's eyes, causing great guilt and triggering The Lock.

Koichi tries to punch Tamami in anger but trips. While Mrs. Hirose is suffering from the guilt, Tamami privately gloats and reveals that he's planning to take the house's deed and legal seal to Koichi. When Koichi sees Ayana with The Lock and Tamami lusting after her, his anger increases. Koichi's Stand egg hatches, revealing the Stand Echoes. Koichi shoves his family out of the living room to deal with the now frightened Tamami, but Echoes is revealed to be pitifully weak and Tamami hardly feels its punches. Tamami threatens to ruin the family but soon discovers that Echoes' power is to plant sound on anything, including people. The many deafening sounds planted on Tamami begin drive him mad and Koichi orders him to release The Lock.

Begging Koichi to spare his life

However, Tamami doesn't relinquish his con. He takes out a knife from a drawer and makes a shallow cut that is made to heavily bleed, tosses the knife in Koichi's hands and loudly wails again. The noise attracts Mrs. Hirose and Ayana back in the living room who believe that Koichi has stabbed Tamami. Their guilt increases manifold, so much that Ayana loses consciousness and that Mrs. Hirose contemplates suicide and tries to stab herself with a knife. Tamami now has the advantage again and orders Koichi to stop the sounds or let his mother commit suicide. However, Koichi creates another sound: "Believe in me". The sound sticks to Mrs Hirose who realises that Koichi would never commit such acts. Her guilt is thus erased and The Lock disappears from her. Out of options, Tamami is defeated and begs Koichi for mercy, to which Koichi playfully tells Tamami to give him 500,000 yen.

From that point on, Tamami becomes Koichi's lackey and looks up to him. Moreover, he turns a new leaf, somewhat, and gets a legitimate job as a loan shark.

Toshikazu Hazamada (Surface)

Tamami tips Koichi and Josuke about Hazamada

Later in the story, Tamami appears to give Josuke and Koichi information on another Stand user: Toshikazu Hazamada. He explains that Hazamada is probably a Stand User due to a horrible incident in which one of Hazamada's classmates gouged his own eye out with a mechanical pencil soon after an argument with him. He tells Josuke to go investigate this dangerous student but is surprised to see Koichi tag along. When Koichi explains that he must protect Morioh, Tamami is in awe at his boss' valor but chooses to leave, telling Koichi that they'll stay friends if he survives.

He later encounters Toshikazu and Surface, then disguised as Josuke. Tamami inadvertently lets Hazamada realize that he's been working with Josuke when he asks how the case is going and Hazamada commands Surface to knock Tamami out with a brick as retaliation, then hides his body.

Taken to the hospital by unknown means; the hit was so hard that Tamami, after leaving the hospital, can't even remember what happened to him.

Je suis un Alien

Tamami oversees a game of cee-lo

Tamami comes back when Josuke and Rohan play and gamble at a dice game of Cee-lo. As Josuke cheats with the cooperation of Mikitaka Hazekura, who has turned himself into Rohan's die, Rohan eventually gets suspicious and calls Tamami to help him discover how Josuke is cheating. For a 20% fee of all transactions, Tamami agrees to place The Lock on Josuke, forcing him to cheat again. Josuke is forced to play but Mikitaka gets sick and begins to throw up as a dice. Moreover, incoming sirens make him sick. Thankfully for Josuke, Tamami interrupts Rohan's examination of the table by pointing out that his house is burning, due to a magnifying glass Rohan has used earlier. The distraction allows Josuke and Mikitaka to flee without being discovered.

Adieu, Morioh - la jeunesse au coeur d'or

Tamami apparait une dernière fois à la fin de la partie pour saluer Reimi Sugimoto qui monte au ciel.

Mutsu-kabe Hill

Tamami briefly appears to ask for Rohan's autograph along with Akira Otoishi, saying he's a fan of Rohan's work. Both are scolded by Rohan's editor Minoru Kagamari, who tells them that Rohan is busy at the moment. However, Rohan scolds Kagamari back, saying to not treat him like slow mangakas who can't quickly sign an autograph and proceeds to use a dripping technique to sign the autographs with his own coffee.

Chapitres / Episodes

Book Icon.png Apparition dans le Manga
Chapitres (ordre chronologique)
TV Icon.png Apparitions dans l'Anime
Episodes (ordre chronologique)

Citations

Quote.png Citations
  • You feel "guilty", right?
    —Tamami Kobayashi, Chapter 284: Koichi Hirose (Echoes), Part 1
  • The guiltier you feel, the bigger The Lock gets... in other words, that lock is the "weight of your guilt".
    —Tamami Kobayashi, Chapter 285: Koichi Hirose (Echoes), Part 2
  • The "Tama" in "Tamami" is "Tama" for balls! I'm gonna man up for the good of my name!
    —Tamami Kobayashi, Chapter 288: Koichi Hirose (Echoes), Part 5
  • Wh...what a tough guy, you've taken me by surprise, Koichi-sama. Gentle and warm, with a big heart, just what I would expect from someone I've come to admire... But I think I'll pass on this one for today. I'm gonna go home. If you come out of there alive, I hope we can hang out again or something.
    —Tamami Kobayashi, Chapter 289: Toshikazu Hazamada (Surface), Part 1

Jeux Vidéo

JoJo's Pitter-Patter Pop! (Android/iOS)

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Skill: The Lock
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Galerie

Détails

  • L'acteur qui le double dans l'anime est Satoshi Tsuruoka, qui avait aussi la voix de Wired Beck dans l'adaptation animée de Battle Tendency.

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