Vladimir Kocaqi
Vladimir Kocaqi (ヴラディミール・コカキ, Vuradimīru Kokaki) est un antagoniste majeur figutant dans le roman court Purple Haze Feedback.
Kocaqi est le chef officiel de la Sezione Droghe, l'ancienne équipe des narcotiques de Passione. Kocaqi est un manieur de Stand. Son Stand Rainy Day Dream Away lui permet de manipuler les émotions de ses ennemis dans une mesure précise.
Apparence
Kocaqi est un vieil homme italien de petite taille. Il a une tête ronde avec des tâches de vieillesse sur le visage. Ses cheveux sont de couleur sombre, avec le sommet de la tête étant ras, de façon à créer un crénelage triangulaire. Sur les côtés, ses cheveux sont longs et forment une couronne de piques. Kocaqi porte un manteau usé avec les manches en charpie et a avec lui un parapluie.
Malgré son âge, il décrit Kocaqi comme étant en forme physiquement, avec le dos droit.
Personnalité
Malgré sa profession, Vladimir Kocaqi est un vieil homme doux et sage, qui prend soin de son équipe. Cannolo Murolo le décrit comme un homme tranquille jusqu'à ce que quelqu'un le contrarie. Par contre, il méprise les hommes immoraux comme Murolo qui n'agissent que pour eux-mêmes. {{Fr[Voodoo Child}} démontre qu'en raison de sa personnalité, il ne ressent aucune culpabilité pour tout ce qu'il a fait.[1] Il semble également avoir une certaine miséricorde, bien qu'il soit un homme travaillant pour un gang, a choisi de ne pas tuer Sheila E et Fugo lors de leur combat, et n'est pas particulièrement hostile lors des combats. Même après sa mort, Giorno Giovanna a estimé que sa mort était un gâchis, bien qu'il soit celui qui a ordonné son élimination.[2].
En tant que Silicien, il a tendance à favoriser la façon de penser de ses compatriotes. Il explique que la vie est intrinsèquement injuste et que les gens doivent accepter ce fait, expliquant à Fugo que s'emporter par frustration est une réponse pitoyable aux difficultés de la vie. De plus, il dit qu'essayer de ne compter que sur sa propre volonté est également inutile. Par ailleurs, Kocaqi dit qu'il préfère le silence.
Pouvoirs
Stand
- Main article: Rainy Day Dream Away
Rainy Day Dream Away permet à Vladimir de verrouiller l'état émotionnel de n'importe quelle personne. Ce pouvoir redoutable le rendait si dangereux que le Boss lui-même ne voulait pas le contrarier.
Histoire
Passé
During World War II, Kocaqi lost his sister while trying to escape the carnage of the Battle of Sicily, granting her everlasting peace with his Stand, Rainy Day Dream Away. Kocaqi joined Passione at one point and became leader of the Sezione Droghe. Thanks to his powerful Stand, not even the Boss dared to cross the team.[1]
After Diavolo is defeated and his team is removed from Passione by Giorno Giovanna, he and the other members take refuge in Taormina, Sicily.
Purple Haze Feedback
In a warehouse at Villa San Giovanni, Strait of Messina, the Sezione Droghe members deal with a failed ambush by Passione members Sale and Mario Zucchero. Kocaqi enters the room and scolds Volpe for fighting and tells him that he should leave the battles to the rest of the team. Kocaqi reminds him that he is the heart of the team and that he could rule the world with his Stand, Manic Depression. Volpe only retorts that he could also do it with his Rainy Day Dream Away, while Vittorio jokingly asks if his Dolly Dagger is also as good as theirs.
Later, news arrives that Pannacotta Fugo has been sent to take down their team. Kocaqi mentions to Volpe that Giorno made a donation in Narancia's name to a church in Naples where his funeral was held, but there were no funerals for Fugo. Volpe is in disbelief that Fugo would ever join the mafia due to his temper. Knowing he is the best for the job, Kocaqi decides to confront and fight Fugo alone while the rest of the team stays behind.
As it begins to rain on Sicily, Kocaqi takes the perfect opportunity to strike with his Rainy Day Dream Away while bringing Zucchero along as a bait to lure away Sheila E from Fugo. He ambushes them in Teatro Greco, and after Cannolo Murolo flees after spotting him, Fugo approaches him closer to let him to enter Purple Haze's range. Kocaqi confronts Fugo about his temper and contrasts the Sicilians' forbearance to his impatience as well as his way of attempting to make things right. Fugo is surprised to see that he hasn't snapped and attacked yet despite being insulted by the enemy. Hesitant to attack Kocaqi, he moves forward before staggering due to the ground crumbling underneath him. Suddenly, his body loses balance entirely and he realizes that he has been caught in Rainy Day Dream Away's ability to lock any feeling or sensation. With Fugo trapped into falling across the ground forever, Kocaqi leaves him to look for Murolo and Sheila E.
Sheila E hears Fugo's screams and rushes to Teatro Greco where Murolo and Kocaqi await her. She immediately unveils Voodoo Child and attacks Kocaqi who barely avoids her Stand's fists. Kocaqi's wounds turn into lips which speaks in his dead sister Amelia's voice instead of his own. He claims that he has no guilt, making him immune to Voodoo Child's abilities. He narrates his indifference towards his tragic past. At the same time, he traps Sheila E into thinking that she couldn't beat him and locks that feeling inside her. Kocaqi tells her that he will not kill her before turning to Murolo. He then begins to ask him questions pertaining to his involvement with La Squadra Esecuzioni during their attempt to uncover Diavolo's identity.
However, they are interrupted by a loud thunder in the distance. Kocaqi realizes that Fugo had used Purple Haze to blindly throw himself in the sky and exploit Rainy Day Dream Away's ability by falling at the same speed as the raindrops. Fugo and Purple Haze fall towards Kocaqi and the Stand's fist fatally hits Kocaqi, who instantaneously dies from the impact of the blow as his body melts due to Purple Haze's virus.
Citations
Citations- “All Sicilians know what life is. This may be hard for a rich kid from Naples to grasp, but life... is inherently unfair”—Vladimir Kocaqi to Pannacotta Fugo, Purple Haze Feedback Chapter 4: tu ca nun chiagne
- “We Sicilians place a great deal of value on silence. Silence...and forbearance. Those two things lead to hope. Attempting to forge a life with your will alone is hopeless. Fortune is never that kind. There is no 'right' choice, Fugo. Every time you make a choice like that you're making a mistake. No matter how much you dismiss ideals and try to be realistic all you manage is to be comparatively so. Dreams and reality aren't that different – the reality you believe in is just another delusion.”—Vladimir Kocaqi to Pannacotta Fugo, Purple Haze Feedback Chapter 4: tu ca nun chiagne
Galerie
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Références
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