9 Egipskich Bogów Chwały
Podsumowanie
The Egypt 9 Glory Gods represent the nine members of the Ennead. Notably, the group is host to various irregularities in the traditional rules behind Stands: the members of the Egypt 9 Glory Gods include a pair of twin Stands with near-identical abilities, a Stand wielded by a falcon, a formless Stand that changes its user's appearance, and even a userless Stand bound to an ancient sword. After the Joestar Group reaches Egypt, the nine Stands and their current wielders assemble at DIO's mansion, where DIO commands them to kill the group before they can reach him. The members then scatter across Egypt to lie in wait for the heroes.
Geb and its user, N'Doul, are the first to attack the Joestars within the desert. Geb wounds Kakyoin's eyes, but is ultimately defeated by Jotaro and Iggy.[2] Later, in Aswan, Oingo and Boingo attempt to assassinate the group with Khnum and Tohth, but fail each time, with Oingo eventually being hospitalized by his own weapon.[3] As the heroes cross the Nile, Anubis possesses a boy named Chaka and confronts Polnareff at Kom Ombo Temple, tricking Polnareff into taking the Stand with him. Anubis later manages to possess Polnareff in Edfu, only to be defeated by Jotaro. When its last-ditch attack fails, Anubis finds itself condemned to rust away at the bottom of a river.[4]
In Luxor, Bastet and its wielder Mariah battle Joseph Joestar and Muhammad Avdol,[5] while Sethan and its user Alessi fight Polnareff and Jotaro.[6] Both are defeated by their own abilities, however, as Mariah is crushed between two cars and Alessi is pummeled by a young Jotaro. The Joestar group attempts to gain information in Gizeh, only to run across Osiris's wielder, Daniel J. D'Arby. After tricking Polnareff into giving up his soul and outsmarting Joseph, D'Arby is challenged by Jotaro to a game of poker, in which the latter mentally overwhelms D'Arby with an all-or-nothing bluff.[7] Meanwhile, Hol Horse kidnaps Boingo and takes him to Cairo, where the two lie in wait for the Joestar group. Though things appear to be looking up for the new duo at first, a mistimed attack from Hol Horse turns against its own user, incapacitating him. For his part, Boingo decides to give up using his Stand for evil and turn over a new leaf, only to be mauled by Iggy.[8]
Later, the falcon Pet Shop, wielder of Horus, is confronted by Iggy while attempting to kill a trespassing child. The falcon pursues Iggy underground and severely wounds him, but the dog eventually succeeds in killing the falcon with its own attack.[9] Iggy then leads the Joestar group to the mansion, where the final Glory God, Atum, and its user, Telence T. D'Arby, reveal themselves. Taking advantage of Kenny G.'s Tenore Sax, a Stand unaffiliated with the Glory Gods, the younger D'Arby brother separates Jotaro, Joseph, and Kakyoin from the others by dragging them into the basement. D'Arby wins against Kakyoin in the game F-Mega and steals his soul, but is ultimately defeated by Jotaro and Joseph when they cheat their way to victory in Oh! That's A Baseball!.[10]
Członkowie
Lista kart
Debiut w anime: Stardust Crusaders Episode 34: D'Arby the Gambler, Part 1
Ozyrys (オシリス神, Oshirisu-shin) jest bogiem rolnictwa, chroniącym życie roślin, płodność upraw i ziemię. Jest także bogiem, który rządzi podziemnym światem.[11]
Debiut w anime: Stardust Crusaders Episode 38: The Gatekeeper of Hell, Pet Shop, Part 1
Debiut w anime: Stardust Crusaders Episode 25: "The Fool" Iggy and "Geb" N'Doul, Part 1
Debiut w anime: Stardust Crusaders Episode 30: "Bastet" Mariah, Part 1
Debiut w anime: Stardust Crusaders Episode 31: "Bastet" Mariah, Part 2
Debiut w anime: Stardust Crusaders Episode 26: "The Fool" Iggy and "Geb" N'Doul, Part 2
Debiut w anime: Stardust Crusaders Episode 26: "The Fool" Iggy and "Geb" N'Doul, Part 2
Debiut w anime: Stardust Crusaders Episode 28: Anubis, Part 1
Anubis (アヌビス神, Anubisu-shin) jest bogiem przedstawionym jako głowa psa, a nawet jako sam pies górski. Jest bogiem śmierci, strzegącym cmentarza, na którym spoczywają zmarli.[11]
Debiut w anime: Stardust Crusaders Episode 40: D'Arby the Player, Part 1
Atum (アトゥム神, Atumu-shin) jest bogiem stworzenia wszechświata. Stworzył Shu, boga atmosfery, i Nut, boginię nieba, z której narodzili się Geb, Set i inni.[11]
Tworzenie i rozwój
Kiedy Hirohiko Araki rysował 9 Egipskich Bogów Chwały i ich użytkowników, kładł większy nacisk na historię i sztuczki niż projekty.[12]
Karta Atuma była jedyną, która nie była obecna w mandze lub anime. Została jednak dołączona do Adventure Battle Card i zestawu Stardust Crusaders OVA z 2007, mimo że Telence T. D'Arby nie pojawił się w OVA.
Karta Chnuma jest pokazana normalnie w anime, ale otrzymała również oryginalny projekt na koszulce Oingo. Żadna z pozostałych kart nie otrzymała podobnego oryginalnego projektu.
Galeria
Ciekawostki
- Enneada, inspiracja dla 9 Egipskich Bogów Chwały, tradycyjnie składa się z bogów Atum, Szu, Tefnut, Geb, Nut, Ozyrys, Izydy, Seta i Neftydy, czasami włączając Horusa. Spośród bogów chwały tylko pięć pochodzi z samej Enneady, a Chnum, Thot, Anubis i Bastet pochodzą z innych szeregów egipskiego panteonu.
- W JoJo's Venture i jej różnych wersjach, karty 9 Egipskich Bogów Chwały można zobaczyć w kartach tytułowych bitew i mini-gry czytania kart tarota w wersji PlayStation. Warto zauważyć, że wszystkie karty są ponownie formatowane, aby pasowały do pionowej orientacji kart tarota; obejmuje to karty Ozyrysa, Bastet, Seta i Anubisa, które są zorientowane poziomo w oryginalnej mandze.
Zobacz także
Przypisy
- ↑ Chapter 188: "The Fool" Iggy and "Geb" N'Doul, Part 6
- ↑ "The Fool" Iggy and "Geb" N'Doul (story arc)
- ↑ "Khnum" Oingo and "Tohth" Boingo (story arc)
- ↑ Anubis (story arc)
- ↑ "Bastet" Mariah (story arc)
- ↑ "Sethan" Alessi (story arc)
- ↑ D'Arby the Gambler (story arc)
- ↑ Hol Horse and Boingo (story arc)
- ↑ The Gatekeeper of Hell, Pet Shop (story arc)
- ↑ D'Arby the Player (story arc)
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 11.4 11.5 11.6 11.7 11.8 JoJo6251
- ↑ JOJOVELLER: Araki's Stand Commentaries - Anubis