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Ryohei Higashikata (東方 良平, Higashikata Ryōhei) jest trzeciorzędną postacią występującą w czwartej części serii JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Diamond is Unbreakable. Pojawia się także jako trzeciorzędny sojusznik w spin-offie mangi Crazy Diamond's Demonic Heartbreak.
Ryohei st ojcem Tomoko i dziadkiem Josuke Higashikata. Jest policjantem, który patroluje ulice Morioh.
Wygląd
Ryohei jest mężczyzną w średnim wieku z dużym rozszczepem podbródka i krótkimi, siwiejącymi włosami. Nosi typowy japoński mundur policjanta na wiosnę, składający się z kapelusza z emblematem z przodu, płaszcza z białą koszulą i ciemnym krawatem pod spodem oraz spodni.
Ryohei używa standardowego rewolweru Nambu M60, aby zastraszyć swojego wnuka Josuke, który później okazuje się fałszywy.
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Osobowość
Ryohei jest dowcipnym i beztroskim człowiekiem. Lubi żartować ze swojej rodziny, na przykład gdy celuje zabawkowym pistoletem w Josuke. Dodatkowo może być pobłażliwy podczas egzekwowania prawa, zwłaszcza wobec swojej rodziny, ponieważ beztrosko zignorował prośbę mężczyzny o aresztowanie Tomoko po tym, jak został przez nią napadnięty.[5] Jednak Ryohei jest ogólnie szanowanym policjantem, który poważnie traktuje swoją pracę. Jest oddany zapewnieniu bezpieczeństwa Morioh i przyjmuje poważniejsze podejście, gdy dowiaduje się o jakichkolwiek przestępstwach.[6] Mimo wieku chętnie pracuje na nocne zmiany.[7] Nigdy nie awansował w ciągu 35 lat swojej pracy, ale pozostaje tak oddany, jak zawsze był w ochronie Morioh.[8]
Po powrocie do domu z nocnej zmiany Ryohei zawsze wypija kieliszek brandy.[9]
Filmowa adaptacja części 4 podkreśla jego szlachetność charakteru i miłość do swojego miasta. Jako policjant, Ryohei robi wszystko, co w jego mocy, aby nie tylko chronić mieszkańców Morioh, ale także starać się ich wspierać. Mimo swojego wieku aktywnie uczestniczy w aresztowaniach przestępców i rutynowo patroluje miasto. Kiedy ma do czynienia z bardziej łagodnymi przestępcami z miasta, Ryohei beszta ich, ale także oferuje pomocną dłoń, aby ustawić ich na właściwej ścieżce.
Ryohei wydaje się być szanowanym i kochanym członkiem swojej społeczności, ponieważ jego pokój jest pokryty wiadomościami z podziękowaniami od dzieci z miasta, a on mówi Josuke, aby "uwierzył w ludzi z Morioh". Wydaje się, że żałuje morderstwa rodziny Sugimoto, którego nie mógł zapobiec ani rozwiązać i wciąż obwinia się za tę postrzeganą porażkę. Ryohei również kocha swoją rodzinę i wyraża radość ze spędzania czasu z Tomoko i Josuke po ciężkim dniu pracy. Ryohei poważnie ćwiczy, aby utrzymać formę i okazuje się, że jest w stanie otworzyć drzwi kopniakiem.
Historia
Tło
Ryohei urodził się około 1944 roku.[1] W 1962 roku miał córkę z nienazwaną kobietą, którą nazwali Tomoko Higashikata.[10] Dwa lata później wstąpił do policji, służąc jako policjant w Morioh przez 35 lat. Około 1976 roku udało mu się aresztować Anjuro Katagiri, 12-letniego chłopca, który dopuścił się rabunku i gwałtu.[11]
Diamond is Unbreakable
Ryohei przechodzi obok na rowerze, gdy mężczyzna zgłasza mu, że kobieta odchodząca właśnie go zaatakowała po tym, jak poprosił ją o podwiezienie. Żąda jej aresztowania, ale Ryohei odmawia i wyjaśnia, że kobieta, którą facet wykluczył, była w rzeczywistości jego córką, Tomoko. Ryohei ignoruje prośbę mężczyzny i idzie towarzyszyć Tomoko do domu.[5]
The next day, Ryohei returns home after working overnight and asks Josuke how was school. Josuke explains that he is waiting for somebody to come over soon and that Ryohei should go bother Tomoko instead. Josuke walks to the window to talk with Jotaro, but while doing so, Ryohei sees the bottle that contained Aqua Necklace. Tricked by the Stand to think it was a simple whiskey bottle, Ryohei opens it, causing the Stand to escape and attack him. Turning around, Josuke finds Ryohei injured on the ground bleeding from his eyes and mouth. Josuke is able to heal his physical wounds but realizes he is already dead. His room is left as it was before Ryohei's death, as a symbol of his memory until his daughter gets the courage to take care of his belongings, and his death causes Josuke to vow to rid the town of Morioh from evil Stand users. Aside from Josuke and Jotaro, it was believed that his death was caused by a stroke.[12]
Live-Action Film
Ryohei has a more prominent role in the movie, being the driving force that moves Josuke's actions. A running theme is him wanting to protect the city of Morioh.
He's first seen during the arrest of Anjuro Katagiri who had murdered a local resident named Yamashita. Ryohei later reappears to lecture a young adult named Masaya Yoshizawa who quit his job, advising him to call him whenever he needs help. When Masaya's friend dies due to Aqua Necklace and the former attempts to rob a convenience store under Aqua Necklace's control, he becomes saddened and punishes Josuke for putting a civilian in danger.
At dinner with his family, he remarks how happy being with them makes him. When he falls asleep, Tomoko mentions how Josuke is starting to look like his father but Josuke says that if he looked like anyone, it would be his grandpa Ryohei.
The following day, he´s seen exercising so he can become stronger in order to protect Morioh. After Josuke captures Aqua Necklace in a bottle, Anjuro changes the color of the water to resemble Ryohei's alcohol, tricking him into drinking it while his grandson is preparing the bath for Tomoko. Josuke attempts to heal him when he finds the bottle missing but it was already too late.
Before his funeral, Josuke goes through a sketchbook in his room detailing the mysterious murders of Reimi Sugimoto and her parents. Tomoko tells Josuke how Reimi was Ryohei's source of encouragement and he regrets not being able to protect her the most. He was awarded a watch for his 20th year of service but he smashed it against a wall, believing he was a failure of a policeman if he couldn't even save a young girl. Since then, he didn't care for promotion and only strived to protect his town. Some of the attendees to his funeral were Koichi and Josuke's admirers.
Crazy Diamond's Demonic Heartbreak
In the spin-off, Ryohei is stationed at Budogaoka Police Station and has worked there for his whole career. His co-workers assume that he never got a promotion despite his hard work due to having an illegitimate grandson.
Ryohei tries reaching out to Boingo, who is hiding under a desk. He asks how Boingo got lost and Boingo mumbles in response, though Ryohei manages to understand him. He learns that Boingo was searching for a parrot with a man named Hol Horse, then dropped his comic book right after arriving in Morioh and got lost searching for it. The other police officers praise Ryohei's ability to understand him so easily. Ryohei says he'll look if there's any reports for lost items and asks his co-worker, Karaiya, to get Boingo back to his hotel safely.
Before Karaiya leaves with Boingo, the phone rings and they get a police report about Inspector Hiraoka's car going out of control and crashing into a store. The police officer also mentions that the report described a student at the scene that sounded a lot like Josuke, causing Ryohei to speed out of the police station with his bicycle. Ryohei hopes Josuke didn't get into trouble again.[13]
Ryohei later finds Josuke, who's just arrested a man named Koji Kiyohara who has been attacking the townspeople with Pet Sounds.[14]
Later, Ryohei meets with Josuke, Hol Horse, and Boingo. He then tells them about what happened to Koji Kiyohara after he was taken to custody. They investigated Kiyohara's home and found videos of him shooting animals to death, so they are planning to do a psychological evaluation on him. Furthermore, some victims still haven't regained consciousness from the incident, possibly due to shock. Hol Horse thanks Ryohei for the information and figures they should go look for Boingo's comic book next. He tells Boingo to stay in his hotel room until everything is resolved. After they leave, Ryohei suggests that Boingo should try looking for the book on his own, since it's something he treasures.[15]
Rozdziały / Odcinki
Występy w mandze- Chapter 268: Jotaro Kujo! Meets Josuke Higashikata, Part 3
- Chapter 270: Josuke Higashikata! Meets Angelo, Part 2 (Śmierć)
- Chapter 271: Josuke Higashikata! Meets Angelo, Part 3 (Tylko na zdjęciu)
- Chapter 272: Josuke Higashikata! Meets Angelo, Part 4 (Tylko wspomniany/a)
- Chapter 276: The Nijimura Brothers, Part 3 (Tylko wspomniany/a)
- Crazy Diamond's Demonic Heartbreak: Chapter 2 (Tylko wspomniany/a)
- Crazy Diamond's Demonic Heartbreak: Chapter 3
- Crazy Diamond's Demonic Heartbreak: Chapter 7
- Crazy Diamond's Demonic Heartbreak: Chapter 8
- Crazy Diamond's Demonic Heartbreak: Chapter 13 (Tylko wspomniany/a)
- Crazy Diamond's Demonic Heartbreak: Final Chapter
Występy w anime- Diamond is Unbreakable Episode 1: Jotaro Kujo! Meets Josuke Higashikata
- Diamond is Unbreakable Episode 2: Josuke Higashikata! Meets Angelo (Śmierć)
- Diamond is Unbreakable Episode 3: The Nijimura Brothers, Part 1 (Tylko na zdjęciu)
Występy w nowelach- The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp (Tylko wspomniany/a)
- Crazy Heartbreakers Chapter 2: Dazed date
- Crazy Heartbreakers Chapter 4: Descent on
- Crazy Heartbreakers Chapter 5: Disquietude
- Crazy Heartbreakers Chapter 6: Double doubt (Tylko wspomniany/a)
- Crazy Heartbreakers Chapter 7: DIO (Tylko wspomniany/a)
- Crazy Heartbreakers Chapter 8: Diamond
Występy na żywoGaleria
Ryohei's first appearance, riding his bicycle
A driver tries getting Ryohei to arrest Tomoko
Ryohei refuses
Taunts the driver that he'll let him off for insulting his daughter
Taking a moment to talk with Tomoko
Ryohei yawns after coming home
Ryohei pranking Josuke by threatening him from behind
Ryohei tells Josuke that it was a fake gun
Ryohei worried about the crimes in Morioh
Ryohei's death, killed by Aqua Necklace
Crazy Diamond heals Ryohei
Josuke trying in vain to wake up Ryohei
A memorial shrine dedicated to Ryohei
A photograph of the Higashikata family
Ryohei talks to his daughter's "admirer"
Helping an elderly lady
Taking a moment to talk with Tomoko
Ryohei threatening/pranking Josuke
"It was a fake gun!"
Ryohei's death, killed by Aqua Necklace
Josuke trying in vain to desperately heal Ryohei
A memorial shrine dedicated to Ryohei
Ryohei in "I Want You"
Key art of Ryohei Higashikata
Model Sheet
Diamond is Unbreakable Promotional Artwork
Ryohei attempting to console Boingo
Ryohei riding off to find his grandson
Ryohei finally finds Josuke, having just taken down Koji Kiyohara
Ryohei speaks with Hol Horse about Kiyohara
Ryohei reassuring Boingo
Ryohei arriving at an apartment, calling the residents to see if they are inside
Ryohei hitting Josuke after discovering he was at the hostage situation
Ryohei questioning himself
Ryohei eating with Tomoko and Josuke
Ryohei deceased after being attacked by Aqua Necklace
The Higashikatas and various Morioh residents attend Ryohei's funeral
Przypisy
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Chapter 269: Josuke Higashikata! Meets Angelo, Part 1, str.1
- ↑ Na podstawie jego wieku
- ↑ Chapter 266: Jotaro Kujo! Meets Josuke Higashikata, Part 1
- ↑ Chapter 266: Jotaro Kujo! Meets Josuke Higashikata, Part 1, str.6
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Chapter 268: Jotaro Kujo! Meets Josuke Higashikata, Part 3, str.8-9
- ↑ Chapter 270: Josuke Higashikata! Meets Angelo, Part 2, str.7
- ↑ Chapter 270: Josuke Higashikata! Meets Angelo, Part 2, str.5
- ↑ Chapter 270: Josuke Higashikata! Meets Angelo, Part 2, str.18
- ↑ Chapter 270: Josuke Higashikata! Meets Angelo, Part 2, str.9
- ↑ JoJo6251
- ↑ Chapter 270: Josuke Higashikata! Meets Angelo, Part 2, str.6
- ↑ Chapter 271: Josuke Higashikata! Meets Angelo, Part 3, str.2
- ↑ Crazy Diamond's Demonic Heartbreak: Chapter 3
- ↑ Crazy Diamond's Demonic Heartbreak: Chapter 7
- ↑ Crazy Diamond's Demonic Heartbreak: Chapter 8
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