Fala

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—Jonathan Joestar, Tarkus and the Dark Knight Bruford, Part 4

Fala (波紋, Hamon), to energia wykorzystywana w starożytnej formie sztuk walki znanej jako Sendo (仙道, Sendō, dosł. "Styl życia Eremity").

Przez świadomie kontrolowane oddychanie osoba wyszkolona w technice Fali może wytwarzać energię identyczną do energii Słońca, która objawia się za pomocą fal płynących wzdłuż ciała. Ta energia może być wykorzystana w szerokim wachlarzu technik, oraz jest śmiertelna dla Wampirów, Zombie oraz Ludzi Filaru.

Fala jest głównym źródłem mocy bohaterów Phantom Blood oraz Battle Tendency. Występuje również przez chwilę w Stardust Crusaders.

Podsumowanie

Zeppeli tworzący Falę przez oddychanie

Fala jest energią identyczną do promieni słonecznych. Ludzkie ciało może wytwarzać tę energię poprzez kontrolowane oddychanie, tworząc fale energii rozprzestrzeniające się z krwioobiegu do reszty ciała i innych obiektów, które mają z nim kontakt. Fala widoczna jest jako iskry przypominające prąd elektryczny, oraz może być widziana przez zwykłych ludzi.

Obiekt, który zostanie naładowany Falą będzie posiadał co najmniej jeden atrybut wzmocniony jej energią, czyniąc z nieigo znacznie bardziej efektywne narzędzie lub broń. Ciecze takie jak woda czy olej szczególnie dobrze przewodzą Fale, które stają się w nich widoczne. Jednakże, pomimo że wszystkie materiały mogą przewodzić Fale, tylko żywe organizmy takie jak krzewy róży, mogą zachować energię Fali. Joseph Joestar zademonstrował możliwość przeprowadzania Fali przez jego Standa, Hermit Purple; nie jest wiadome czy inne rodzaje Standów mogą robić to samo.

Pomimo że w teorii każdy może wytwarzać niewielkie ilości energii Fali, Will Anthonio Zeppeli tłumaczy, że tylko jeden na dziesięć tysięcy może zostać praktykującym użytkownikiem Fali. Tylko garstka ludzi posiada wystarczającą siłę woli, a co za tym idzie, dyscyplinę, by kontrolować swoje oddychanie, przede wszystkim ci, którzy przeżyli wielkie tragedie i zachowali hart ducha.^[1] Jednakże, umiejętność stosowania Fali jesy również talentem, który może zostać odziedziczony przez potomków użytkowników Fali, z tego powodu Joseph Joestar miał naturalny talent do Fali, mimo że nie potrafił jej biegle używać.

Schematy kolorów

Seria znana jest z zmiennych kolorów między mediami, informacje przedstawione poniżej mogą, ale nie muszą być kanoniczne.

Kolor(Pomarańczowo-żółty)

Kolor(Turkusowy)

Kolor(Żółty i pomarańczowy)

Kolor(Jasnoniebieski)

Kolor(Pomarańczowo-żółty)

Kolor(Żółty)

Kolor(Jasnoniebieski)

Wykorzystywanie Fali

Sendō Ripple Overdrive Jonathana Joestara, potężny atak Fali

Ze względu na jej identyczną naturę z pozytywną energią Słońca, głównymi zastosowaniami Fali są: leczenie dolegliwości oraz walka z nieumarłymi istotami, takimi jak wampiry czy zombie.

Ataki Fali mogą wpływać na żywe organizmy, ale niekoniecznie je ranią. Will Anthonio Zeppeli wykorzystał Falę do uleczenia złamanej ręki Jonathana Joestara, a później jego wnuk Caesar Anthonio Zeppeli wykorzystał falę do przejęcia kontroli nad kobietą podczas bójki z Josephem Joestar. Energia Fali Karsa posiadająca kilkaset razy większą moc od Fali Josepha, niemal natychmiastowo zaczęła stapiać jego ciało. ^[2] Fala może przenosić się między różnymi ludźmi, co widać gdy zarówno Will A. Zeppeli, jak i jego wnuk Caesar przenieśli swoje Fale do towarzyszącym im Joestarów na krótko przed śmiercią. Użytkownicy Fali mogą pozbyć się szkodliwych substancji ze swojego krwioobiegu poprzez wypuszczenie ich za pomocą energii Fali.

Regularne wytwarzanie Fali zachowuje witalność jej użytkownika, odmładzając ich wygląd oraz dodając im więcej energii nawet w podeszłym wieku, chociaż umiejętność ta ma swoje ograniczenia.^[3]

Aby wytworzyć stabilną Falę jej użytkownicy muszą kontrolować energię wytwarzaną podczas oddychania. Zazwyczaj wymaga to skupienia całej energii przez nagłym uwolnieniem jej całej w celu wytworzenia potężnego przypływu Fali.

Narzędzia

Fala może wszystko zmienić w broń

Przez nasycenie obiektu Falą jej użytkownik może wykonać kilka technik, które w połączeniu z własnymi taktykami umożliwiają szeroki zakres stylów walki. Dzięki jej wszechstronnej natury wiele wojowników wykorzystuje różne bronie, poczynając od szalika, przez bańki mydlane, a kończąc na "klik-klakach", czy nawet po prostu winie. Wiele z najpotężniejszych technik Fal klasyfikowane są jako techniki "Overdrive" (波紋疾走(オーバードライブ), Ōbādoraibu, dosł. "Zryw Fali"), oraz często nazywają się i przybierają kolor czynnika, z którym są wykorzystane, na przykład: Zryw, który wytwarza ogień nazwany jest Zrywem Szkarłatnych Fal, natomiast Zryw przewodzony przez metal nazwany jest Zrywem Srebrnych Fal. Obiekt, który zostanie uderzony za pomocą Zrywu przewodzi przez siebie Fale, stając się śmiertelnym dla nieumarłych.

Nauka Fali

To produce more than a small amount of Ripple energy requires the user to breathe a precise way. Thus, to enhance their ability to produce the Ripple and efficiently wield it in battle, a Ripple user must undergo training.

Ripple users undergo harsh physical training to increase their breathing ability, thus increasing the amount and power of the Ripple energy they produce. Although the training is focused on the rhythm of one's breathing, Ripple masters often use physical exercises as well; these exercises can include prolonged swimming and balancing atop one's finger.^[4] Harsh masters have also designed lethal training regimens like the Hell Climb Pillar, which puts students in a life-or-death situation to push them to overcome their limits.^[5]

Those who want to fight with the Ripple also typically undergo martial arts training in order to acquire battle experience and fighting skills. Though Will A. Zeppeli and Jonathan Joestar train to use Sendō techniques alongside Ripple energy, some Ripple users like Joseph Joestar prefer to use tools with the Ripple, and others like Caesar Zeppeli utilize unpolished fighting styles rather than traditional martial arts techniques.

Słabości

Wamuu preventing Caesar Anthonio Zeppeli from breathing

Though Ripple users can utilize Ripple energy freely, destroy undead beings in a single strike, and turn even the most mundane of objects into lethal weapons, they are not without significant weaknesses.

A Ripple user must be able to consistently breathe; if this breathing is weakened or made arrhythmic due to injuries or other conditions, they slowly grow weaker and lose the ability to create Ripple energy, to the point where they can be easily defeated by a mere zombie. This weakness is notably exploited by Dio Brando when he mortally injures Jonathan, piercing his trachea and in the process preventing him from using the Ripple. Similarly, Ripple energy requires a strong flow of the user's blood to be used with any great strength. Dio develops a technique that can flash-freeze a Ripple user in seconds, halting their blood's flow and rendering them unable to attack. Additionally, Wamuu remarks during his fight with Caesar Zeppeli that Caesar's heavy blood loss prevents him from using the Ripple.

While Ripple energy is strong enough to smash through rock and brick, it is unable to smash through stronger substances like iron or steel, according to Will Zeppeli.

The Ripple is ineffective at removing an object from the user's body if said object is made of the user's own flesh, as seen by Joseph Joestar when he attempts to remove the Stand Empress from his body.

Użytkownicy

Ripple Users

Ripple Clan

Tonpetty

Oriental Doctor

Will Anthonio Zeppeli

Caesar Anthonio Zeppeli

Joseph Joestar

Kars

Techniki

Note: Due to the versatility of the Ripple and the near-universal ways of deploying it, there are very few shared techniques between Ripple users. Many of the techniques listed here are exclusive to individuals and do not represent the full spectrum available.

Ruchy Zrywu

Overdrive / Ripple Overdrive()

User(s): All Ripple users
Debut: Chapter 19: Jack the Ripper and Zeppeli the Strange, Part 2 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 4: Overdrive

The most basic application of the Ripple. The user attacks with either their limbs or an object imbued with the Ripple. When Joseph uses it, he imbues his hand with the Ripple and strikes his opponent with a chop.

Sendō Ripple Overdrive()

User(s): Will Anthonio Zeppeli/pl, Jonathan Joestar/pl
Debut: Chapter 19: Jack the Ripper and Zeppeli the Strange, Part 2 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 4: Overdrive

The user charges Ripple energy through their arm and releases it into a solid object, such as a wall or partition. The Ripple travels through the object until it reaches the other side, and anything hit by the Ripple is sent flying. If the enemy is an undead being, the Ripple will enter their bloodstream and destroy them from the inside.

Scarlet Overdrive()

User(s): Jonathan Joestar/pl
Debut: Chapter 27: Tarkus and the Dark Knight Bruford, Part 2 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 5: The Dark Knights

By charging the Ripple into one hand, a Ripple user can light their own hand on fire. They are then able to transfer the flame to another part of their body, and anything that touches that body part has a chance of catching fire.

Turquoise Blue Overdrive()

User(s): Jonathan Joestar/pl, Joseph Joestar (HftF)
Debut: Chapter 28: Tarkus and the Dark Knight Bruford, Part 3 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 6: Pluck for Tomorrow

A Ripple user can release powerful tempests while underwater with enough force to blast enemies away. In most cases, a good portion of the water is propelled outward as well, to the extent that a lake can be drained to waist-high depth. Strangely, in Heritage for the Future, Joseph performs this technique via an inward chop imbued with Ripple energy, despite not being underwater.

Overdrive Barrage()

User(s): Jonathan Joestar/pl
Debut: Chapter 29: Tarkus and the Dark Knight Bruford, Part 4 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 6: Pluck for Tomorrow

When a Ripple user punches fast enough consecutively, they can release multiple Overdrives at once.

Metal Silver Overdrive()

User(s): Jonathan Joestar/pl
Debut: Chapter 29: Tarkus and the Dark Knight Bruford, Part 4 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 6: Pluck for Tomorrow

Essentially the same as a Sendō Ripple Overdrive, but with the ability to transfer through metal.

Sunlight Yellow Overdrive()

User(s): Jonathan Joestar/pl, Will Anthonio Zeppeli/pl, Joseph Joestar (HftF)
Debut: Chapter 29: Tarkus and the Dark Knight Bruford, Part 4 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 6: Pluck for Tomorrow

Skilled Ripple users can unleash a devastating Ripple-infused strike with power comparable to the sun itself, with the ability to completely obliterate an undead being. The attack is notable for producing a very clear yellow color akin to sunlight.

Life Magnetism Overdrive()

User(s): Will Anthonio Zeppeli/pl, Jonathan Joestar/pl
Debut: Chapter 31: The Knights' Ruins / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 6: Pluck for Tomorrow

With the aid of another Ripple user, one can draw all the leaves in the immediate area together and magnetize them, forming one giant leaf which can be used as an impromptu hang glider. Human bodies have a faint magnetic field, and can act as a living magnet when that magnetic field's power is increased by the Ripple. That magnetic field is then transferred into the leaves, creating a massive magnetic sheet that holds the leaves together.

Tornado Overdrive()

User(s): Will Anthonio Zeppeli/pl
Debut: Chapter 34: Pluck for Tomorrow and the Successor, Part 2 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 7: The Successor

The Ripple user leaps into the air and points their legs towards the opponent. From here, they are able to channel the Ripple into their lower half and dive-bomb the opponent in a drill-like spinning motion.

Deep Pass Overdrive()

User(s): Will Anthonio Zeppeli/pl
Debut: Chapter 34: Pluck for Tomorrow and the Successor, Part 2 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 7: The Successor

One of the most powerful Ripple techniques, Deep Pass Overdrive allows a Ripple user to transfer all of their life energy into another Ripple user. The recipient gains the performer's energy, causing their strength, agility, and Ripple technique to increase dramatically. This rapid loss of life energy also changes the performer's physical appearance, causing their skin to wrinkle and their hair to turn white, as if they had aged considerably. This is one of the few Overdrive techniques without the kanji for "Ripple" in its name.

Ripple Beat Overdrive()

User(s): Joseph Joestar
Debut: Chapter 80: Flame Mode Esidisi, Part 3 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 17: Laying a Deeper Trap!

The user traps the opponent with ropes made of 100% wool, then imbues the ropes with the Ripple. When Joseph uses it, the move has enough force to slice through Esidisi's face.

Rebuff Overdrive()

User(s): Joseph Joestar
Debut: Chapter 103: The Wind, the Chariot, and Wamuu, Part 9 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 22: A True Warrior

The user charges Ripple into their elbows and delivers a powerful strike.

Indigo Blue Overdrive()

User(s): Lisa Lisa/pl
Debut: JORGE JOESTAR Chapter 1: Tsukumojuku

The user charges Ripple into their fist and hits the ground. The Ripple travels across the floor, creating a circle filled with a complicated pattern. It instantly disintegrates any undead target into ashes.

Sunset Orange Overdrive()

User(s): Lisa Lisa/pl
Debut: JORGE JOESTAR Chapter 16: Beyond II

The user holds the Red Stone of Aja in one hand and presses it against the opponent before charging it with the Ripple. The Ripple resembles the color of sunset and creates a red firework, burning the enemy.

Ruchy Sztuk Walki

Seated Jump()

User(s): Will Anthonio Zeppeli/pl, Caesar Anthonio Zeppeli
Debut: Chapter 18: Jack the Ripper and Zeppeli the Strange, Part 1 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 4: Overdrive

Those who have trained in Sendō gain strong legs and knees, allowing them to jump extremely high from a sitting position and then land on their feet.

Zoom Punch()

User(s): Will Anthonio Zeppeli/pl, Jonathan Joestar/pl, Joseph Joestar
Debut: Chapter 20: Jack the Ripper and Zeppeli the Strange, Part 3 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 4: Overdrive

The Ripple user launches their fist forward and strikes their opponent by elongating their arm. The attack uses the Ripple breathing technique to dislocate and stretch the user's arm's joints to extend the arm and give it greater reach, while simultaneously using the same Ripple energy to dull the pain caused by the move. Due to the arm's increased length, the punch seems to be "zoomed in" from the opponent's perspective.

Zeppeli using Zoom Punch in the manga

Sendō Wave Kick()

User(s): Will Anthonio Zeppeli/pl
Debut: Chapter 22: Jack the Ripper and Zeppeli the Strange, Part 5 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 4: Overdrive

The user channels Ripple energy into their knee and kicks the opponent with it. The Ripple energy tears undead enemies apart upon entering the bloodstream.

Thunder Split Attack()

User(s): Dire/pl
Debut: Chapter 36: The Three from a Faraway Land, Part 1 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 7: The Successor

The user performs a slow kick at their opponent. If the opponent grabs the user's legs, the user is able to perform a split, preventing the opponent from moving their arms; if the split is quick enough, the user can leave an object on their opponent's shoulder without them noticing. The user then attacks their foe's neck with a double chop imbued with the Ripple. The attack's weakness is that it leaves the user's guard open for a headbutt or another direct attack.

Afterimages

User(s): Jonathan Joestar/pl, Dire/pl
Debut: Chapter 37: The Three from a Faraway Land, Part 2 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 8: Bloody Battle! JoJo & Dio

Those who have trained in Sendō gain extremely quick movements, footwork, and agility, allowing them to create afterimages when they move.

Thunder Cross Split Attack()

User(s): Dire/pl
Debut: Chapter 38: The Three from a Faraway Land, Part 3 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 8: Bloody Battle! JoJo & Dio

An advanced version of the Thunder Split Attack that allows the user to covers its weakness by forming a cross with their arms. It is described as a perfect technique in both attack and defense, and according to Straizo no fighter has ever defeated it aside from Dio.

Ruchy Sytuacyjne

Ripple Cutter()

User(s): Will Anthonio Zeppeli/pl
Debut: Chapter 22: Jack the Ripper and Zeppeli the Strange, Part 5 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 4: Overdrive

The user spits globs of liquid from between their teeth. The Ripple makes the liquid not only sharp and dense enough to cut through solid objects, but also agile and accurate enough to deflect other projectiles.

Ripple Detector()

User(s): Will Anthonio Zeppeli/pl, Jonathan Joestar/pl, Lisa Lisa/pl
Debut: Chapter 23: Ripple Overdrive, Part 1 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 4: Overdrive

The user imbues a liquid or object with the Ripple. The Ripple passes through the user's body and the environment, enabling the user to sense their surroundings and detect others even through walls. Jonathan and Zeppeli use this technique through wine, while Lisa Lisa uses it through her scarf.

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Ripple Hypnosis

User(s): Jonathan Joestar/pl, Lisa Lisa/pl, Caesar Anthonio Zeppeli
Debut: Chapter 37: The Three from a Faraway Land, Part 2 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 8: Bloody Battle! JoJo & Dio

By using the Ripple on people or animals, a Ripple user can reorganize their cells, indirectly controlling their body. The process requires contact between the user and the target, whether it be a kiss or simply touching one's head with their hands. The target will then carry out the user's will, with the infused Ripple energy rendering them stronger than an ordinary being. A Ripple user can also knock out ordinary people by applying the Ripple to one's head, as a young Joseph does to a pilot while Robert E. O. Speedwagon's plane is being hijacked; furthermore, a Ripple master can use this technique to extract forgotten memories.

Satiporoja Beetle Cloth()

User(s): Straizo/pl, Lisa Lisa/pl
Debut: Chapter 50: Straizo vs. Joseph, Part 3 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 11: Master of the Game

A Ripple master can use cloth woven from the dried intestinal fibers of Satiporoja beetles, an insect native to Southeast Asia. The cloth is capable of conducting the Ripple at 100%. Straizo/pl and Lisa Lisa/pl use scarves that are made of 30,000 beetles. As it conducts and disperses the Ripple far better than the human body, the scarf acts similarly to a lightning rod, and can completely absorb an opponent's Ripple attack.

Ripple Hair Attack()

User(s): Joseph Joestar
Debut: Chapter 57: The Pillar Man, Santana, Part 4 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 12: The Pillar Man

The user infuses Ripple into strands of hair to form a barrier that can block incoming projectiles. Joseph uses this technique to block bullets fired by Santana/pl after ripping a fistful of Rudol von Stroheim's hair.

Bubble Launcher()

User(s): Caesar Anthonio Zeppeli
Debut: Chapter 63: Joseph Joestar of Rome / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 14: Ultimate Warriors from Ancient Times

The user fires out a barrage of bubbles, each coated in the Ripple. This increases the density of the bubbles and allows them to hit objects with a greater impact. When hit by the barrage, even a grown man can be completely blown away.

Bubble Barrier()

User(s): Caesar Anthonio Zeppeli
Debut: Chapter 63: Joseph Joestar of Rome / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 14: Ultimate Warriors from Ancient Times

This move is sometimes used in conjunction with Bubble Launcher. The Ripple user conjures a single gigantic bubble capable of absorbing and trapping its target.

Clacker Volley()

User(s): Joseph Joestar
Debut: Chapter 67: Ultimate Warriors from Ancient Times, Part 3 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 15: A Hero's Proof

The user chucks American Clackers infused with the Ripple into their opponent's direction. This can be done a number of ways; to produce the best and most surprising effect, the user can hide them behind their back, allowing them to slingshot the clackers from behind their back in all directions.

Clacker Boomerang()

User(s): Joseph Joestar
Debut: Chapter 68: Ultimate Warriors from Ancient Times, Part 4 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 15: A Hero's Proof

The user throws pairs of Clackers infused with the Ripple into a beam or pillar behind the opponent, fooling the foe into assuming they missed. One of the pairs of Clackers gets stuck onto whatever it was thrown at and starts spinning, latching onto the second pair of Clackers. The second pair then flings back towards the opponent from behind, mimicking the effect of a boomerang.

Ripple Beat()

User(s): Joseph Joestar
Debut: Chapter 74: Ripple Teacher Lisa Lisa, Part 4 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 16: Ripple Teacher Lisa Lisa

The user imbues both their fists and feet with the Ripple to use this advanced adhesive technique, allowing them to slide across and propel themselves up liquid, gaining more distance than they could from normally climbing or jumping.

Bubble Cutter()

User(s): Caesar Anthonio Zeppeli
Debut: Chapter 90: Caesar: A Lonely Youth, Part 3 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 20: Caesar: A Lonely Youth

This technique is a direct improvement on the Bubble Launcher. Inspired by the Ripple Cutter technique, the user creates sharp disc-shaped bubbles. These bubbles spin at high speed and use centrifugal force, but are able to stay intact due to the Ripple. The bubbles move at a higher velocity and have higher precision, allowing the user to fire them in any direction with ease.

Bubble Cutter Gliding()

User(s): Caesar Anthonio Zeppeli
Debut: Chapter 91: Caesar: A Lonely Youth, Part 4 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 20: Caesar: A Lonely Youth

A more versatile version of Bubble Cutter, this technique sacrifices the quantity of the original attack, instead focusing on effectiveness. By launching only a few bubbles, the user is able to aim them much like homing projectiles. The bubbles are able to go around objects, giving them a higher chance of hitting the opponent.

Bubble Lenses()

User(s): Caesar Anthonio Zeppeli
Debut: Chapter 91: Caesar: A Lonely Youth, Part 4 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 20: Caesar: A Lonely Youth

The user produces Ripple-infused bubbles that have the ability to refract light and focus it into beams, much like a magnifying glass. After they are launched, the bubbles become stationary. Any light source passing through will cause a domino effect, connecting the bubbles together and eventually shooting multiple beams at their target.

Snake Muffler()

User(s): Lisa Lisa/pl
Debut: Chapter 105: The Bond That Binds Lisa Lisa and JoJo, Part 1 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 23: The Warrior Returns to the Wind

The user can transfer Ripple into a Ripple-conducting scarf to harden it, allowing them to balance on the now-rigid scarf to avoid contact with the ground.

Umiejętności Wspierające

Forced Ripple Breathing()

User(s): Will Anthonio Zeppeli/pl
Debut: Chapter 18: Jack the Ripper and Zeppeli the Strange, Part 1 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 4: Overdrive

The Ripple user gut-punches a potential ally with their pinky finger raised, allowing them to reach the diaphragm. The target will momentarily lose their breath as their diaphragm empties, but will then be able to produce Ripple energy through their breathing. A skilled Ripple user can gauge how much Ripple energy a person can produce in one breath, enabling them to determine their potential. However, the technique itself requires precision and is difficult to perform. Even experienced Ripple users can fail it, as is the case when Will Anthonio Zeppeli/pl attempts to use Forced Ripple Breathing on Robert E. O. Speedwagon/pl.

Healing

User(s): Will Anthonio Zeppeli, Jonathan Joestar
Debut: Chapter 18: Jack the Ripper and Zeppeli the Strange, Part 1 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 4: Overdrive

The Ripple can heal fractured bones as well as lessen one's sense of pain, allowing Ripple users to use techniques without fear of pain. When Zeppeli uses Forced Ripple Breathing on Jonathan, the latter's breathing heals his fractured arm, which normally would have taken another month or two to completely heal. When Jonathan then grabs a tree branch, it revives withered flowers, causing them to bloom again. This ability is used by a certain Ripple user serving as a doctor in India.

Precognition

User(s): Tonpetty/pl
Debut: Chapter 32: The Medieval Knights' Training Ground for Murder / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 6: Pluck for Tomorrow

Extremely skilled Ripple users like Tonpetty/pl can see very far into the future of an individual, including the moment of their death.

Slowing Aging Process

User(s): Straizo/pl, Lisa Lisa/pl
Debut: Chapter 45: Joseph Joestar of New York, Part 1 / JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 10: JoJo of New York

Consistent use of the Ripple can slow one's aging process, as Ripple breathing imbues the user with life force. As such, both Straizo/pl and Lisa Lisa appear a lot younger than they actually are. Although Lisa Lisa was 50 years old, Joseph assumed she was in her late 20s. However, the Ripple cannot completely halt the process of aging.

Historia

Tybetyjscy mistrzowie specjalizujący się w szkoleniu Fali

Technika Fali może sięgać zarania ludzkości, gdyż celem jej stworzenia była walka z Ludźmi Filaru. Jednakże, po zdobyciu potęgi Kamiennej Maski Kars oraz Esidisi z łatwością wymordowali większość użytkowników Fali ze Świata w 39 roku n.e., po czym powrócili do hibernacji. Mimo tego technika przetrwała; podczas gdy Kamienne Maski rozprzestrzeniały się po świecie Fala została ofensywną sztuką walki z wampirami oraz zombie stworzonymi przez maski. Użytkownicy Fali zbudowali wiele urządzeń i świątyń na świecie, służących do pomocy w szkoleniu oraz nauce od siebie nawzajem. Dwoje mistrzów Fali Tonpetty/pl oraz Lisa Lisa/pl, pomogli odpowiednio Jonathanowi oraz Josephowi Joestar.

Galeria

Zeppeli using the Ripple to destroy a rock without disturbing the frog resting on it
Jonathan demonstrates his talent in the Ripple
Jonathan after preliminary Ripple training with Will Zeppeli
Jonathan learns to use the Ripple in combat
Turquoise Blue Overdrive
Sunlight Yellow Overdrive
Will and Jonathan performing Life Magnetism Overdrive
Deep Pass Overdrive
Jonathan empowered by Zeppeli's life energy
Dire using Thunder Split Attack on Jonathan
Dire using Thunder Cross Split Attack on Dio
Straizo kills Page, Jones, Plant, and Bornnam in a single attack
Jonathan charges his sword Luck and Pluck with the Ripple

Straizo killing himself with the Ripple
Caesar using soap to create Ripple-imbued bubbles
Caesar's Bubble Launcher
Joseph's weapon against the Pillar Men: Ripple-imbued clackers
Joseph is forced to wear a breathing-restriction mask during his Ripple training
Joseph undergoing the Hell Climb Pillar test
Joseph after preliminary Ripple training
Loggins and Messina demonstrate their Ripple abilities
Caesar's Bubble Cutter
Caesar's Bubble Lenses in action
Caesar passes on his remaining Ripple to Joseph
The Crimson Bubble
Lisa Lisa performing Snake Muffler with her scarf
Wamuu is incapacitated by Joseph
Joseph uses all of his Ripple energy on Kars
Kars uses the Ripple

Joseph using the Ripple to destroy Kakyoin's fleshbud
Joseph attacks Empress with the Ripple
Joseph using the Ripple with Hermit Purple to defend against DIO

Zeppeli demonstrating the Ripple to Jonathan
Zeppeli using the Ripple to destroy a rock without disturbing the frog resting on it
Jonathan demonstrates his talent in the Ripple
Using Sendo Wave Kick on Jack the Ripper
Jonathan learns to use the Ripple in combat
Jonathan causes a small earthquake with the Ripple
Jonathan uses Metal Silver Overdrive
Jonathan builds up Ripple energy before using Sunlight Yellow Overdrive
Jonathan still crackles with Ripple energy after pummeling Bruford
Dire using Thunder Split Attack on Jonathan
Dire's advanced Ripple and body control
Dire using Thunder Cross Split Attack on Dio
Dire sends a Ripple-imbued rose into Dio's eye
Jonathan charges Luck and Pluck with the Ripple
Jonathan uses a Ripple-imbued Luck and Pluck to slice Dio in half
Jonathan uses his final Ripple to behead Wang Chan

Lisa Lisa kills the zombie commander who murdered her husband
Straizo kills himself with the Ripple
Caesar's Bubble Launcher
Joseph is forced to wear a breathing-restriction mask during his Ripple training
Joseph severs Esidisi's arm with Ripple-imbued thread
Joseph destroys Esidisi's horn
Joseph watches as Esidisi seemingly perishes
Caesar's Bubble Cutter
Wamuu bares witness to Caesar's most powerful technique
Caesar's Bubble Lenses
Caesar attempts to finish off Wamuu
Caesar passes on his remaining Ripple to Joseph
The crimson bubble containing Caesar's Ripple energy
Wamuu's arms damaged by Joseph's Ripple
Lisa Lisa performing Snake Muffler with her scarf
Kars strikes the Red Stone of Aja

Joseph strikes Kakyoin's fleshbud with the Ripple
Joseph builds up Ripple energy
Joseph attempts to use the Ripple against Empress
Joseph uses Ripple to kill the fleshbud placed by Steely Dan's Lovers
Ripple traveling to Joseph's brain
Hierophant Green and Silver Chariot witness Joseph's Ripple
Steely Dan's fleshbud is killed
Joseph charges his Ripple through Hermit Purple
Joseph attacks DIO with the Ripple and Hermit Purple
Joseph defends himself with the Ripple and Hermit Purple

Ripple in the 2004 PB Movie Pilot
Will A. Zeppeli demonstrating Ripple in the Phantom Blood Movie
Ripple featured as a brand of treadmills in the The Run (TV Drama)

Trivia

Według Arakiego koncepcja "Zasad" i psychicznych mocy w mandze Babel II autorstwa Mitsuteru Yokoyama pomogła mu stworzyć fundament do idei Fali.^[6]
Ruchy wykorzystujące Fale, takie jak Zryw służą jako podstawowy element technik Josepha w JoJo's Venture, oraz całkowicie uzupełniają wachlarz ruchów młodego Josepha. W trakcie wykonywania ruchów Fali przez wciskanie przycisku mocnego ataku u obu Josephów widać animację oddychania.

References

↑ Chapter 24: Ripple Overdrive, Part 2
↑ Chapter 112: The Man Who Became a God, s.6
↑ Chapter 46: Joseph Joestar of New York, Part 2
↑ Chapter 75: Ripple Teacher Lisa Lisa, Part 5
↑ Chapter 72: Ripple Teacher Lisa Lisa, Part 2
↑ Phantom Blood PS2 Interview with Araki

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[1] Chapter 24: Ripple Overdrive, Part 2

[2] Chapter 112: The Man Who Became a God, s.6

[3] Chapter 46: Joseph Joestar of New York, Part 2

[4] Chapter 75: Ripple Teacher Lisa Lisa, Part 5

[5] Chapter 72: Ripple Teacher Lisa Lisa, Part 2

[6] Phantom Blood PS2 Interview with Araki

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