Toyohiro Kanedaichi
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Toyohiro Kanedaichi (鋼田一 豊大, Kanedaichi Toyohiro) to pseudonim trzeciorzędnego antagonisty występującego w czwartej części serii JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Diamond is Unbreakable, a konkretnie w wątku fabularnym "Let's Live on a Transmission Tower".
Kanedaichi jest pustelnikiem mieszkającym w wieży transmisyjnej, która okazuje się być jego własnym Standem, Super Fly. więziony i pragnący uciec ze swojej wieży, wciąga Josuke do swojego domu, a następnie walczy z nim, Okuyasu i Mikitaką. Jego prawdziwe imię i tożsamość są nieznane.
Wygląd
Kanedaichi jest mężczyzną średniego wzrostu o określonej muskularnej budowie, ubranym w spodnie z żelaznymi nakolannikami i krótki top, który łączy się z jego pasem za pomocą dwóch szelek przymocowanych do kieszeni koszuli. Nosi również kapelusz, który wydaje się być oparty na czapce marynarza lub kioskarza, ale z daszkiem umieszczonym wyżej na koronie kapelusza. Podobnie jak wiele innych postaci z części 4, ubranie Kanedaichi jest ozdobione kilkoma broszkami, z których jego w szczególności odzwierciedla naturę. Należą do nich pająk i motyl na koszuli oraz liście na pasku i opaskach.
Najbardziej unikalną cechą Kanedaichi są jego maski; początkowo wydaje się dość dobrze zarysowany i z włosami wystającymi spod kapelusza. Jednak po zdjęciu pierwszej maski jego uszy nabrały nieludzkiego kształtu, a kolory oczu odwróciły się. Jego skóra wydaje się również zwisać wokół dolnej części szyi, przez co maska jest bardziej zauważalna. Ponadto nosi inną czapkę, podobną do pierwszej, ale bez ronda. Ostatecznie pokazana maska jest dość niepochlebna, ponieważ głowę Kanedaichiego zdobi tylko kilka kępek włosów, a jego usta stają się szerokie i opadające.
Wszystkie trzy potwierdzone twarze mają dwa, przypominające szwy znaki, które biegną wzdłuż policzków Kanedaichi.
Schematy kolorów
Osobowość
Initially, Kanedaichi showed himself not to be above trickery, as he tricked Josuke Higashikata into entering Super Fly while he himself plotted a means of escape. However, he states during his fight with Josuke he didn't want to kill anyone and even warns Josuke when he falls. He also says he didn't think he'd actually escape and that his plans don't usually work out. He admits he stayed in the tower in the first place because he was scared of civilization and only decided to leave because Yoshihiro tricked him by saying he would set him for life if he would trap Josuke and his friends. He proves to be regretful as he offers to treat Josuke and his friends to dinner and tend to their wounds though they decline.
Toyohiro was ready to do anything to escape his tower, although he tried not to hurt anyone in doing so and it was Josuke and Mikitaka's determined resistance who pushed him into fighting them. He ultimately has a change of heart, saves Josuke by telling how to exploit the power of Super Fly, and willingly lives a peaceful life in the tower, interacting with tourists casually.
His real name and appearance are unknown, as he wears a mask and everything he said about himself was part of a trick. It is mentioned that he is anti-social which is why he hides his identity. This also explains why he abandoned society in the first place to live in the tower.
Umiejętności
Stand
- Główny artykuł: Super Fly
Kanedaichi's Stand is Super Fly, bound to his transmission tower. Super Fly acts automatically to trap one person inside of the tower, including its own user, and reflects attacks back to any aggressor.
Osobiste
After living in his tower for so long, Kanedaichi has developed huge calluses on his palms, allowing him to hammer nails, slide down a cable, aid him in calculations, and hide tools.
He is also highly acrobatic, able to swing around the telephone tower to dodge strikes with ease.
Historia
Tło
Three years before the events of Diamond is Unbreakable, Kanedaichi purchases a decommissioned transmission tower from the power company for 100,000 yen and converts it into a self-sufficient house.[2] Choosing to live in the tower out of his own introvertedness,[3] he eventually develops a self-inflicting Stand named Super Fly that only allows him to stay within its boundaries. Kanedaichi inevitably grows tired of his condition. He eventually meets Yoshihiro Kira offscreen, who offers him a good life outside the tower if he's able to trap a Stand user inside it.
Diamond is Unbreakable
Kanedaichi is introduced as a hermit living alone in an old, retired transmission tower that Josuke Higashikata, Okuyasu Nijimura, and Mikitaka Hazekura come across one day. To lure them closer, Kanedaichi plays the part of a solitary hermit proud of his lifestyle. Yoshihiro deliberately slips out of Kanedaichi's pocket and Kanedaichi tells Josuke to stay away precisely to lower his guard. When Josuke sees Yoshihiro, he steps inside the tower, allowing Kanedaichi to lean outside of its boundaries, while Josuke finds himself trapped. Kanedaichi prepares to slide down a cable to escape, but is interrupted by Josuke and Okuyasu who summon their respective Stands to pummel one of the legs, only to be attack back by Super Fly's ability. Okuyasu is wounded while Josuke is still trapped.
Satisfied, Kanedaichi begins to slide down the cable but Mikitaka reveals that he's merged with the cable. Cutting the cable, Mikitaka swings Kanedaichi back into the tower, allowing Josuke to escape. Kanedaichi reveals a pocket knife hidden in his palm and cuts at the cable, but Mikitaka reveals that the cut part was part of the real cable. Kanedaichi falls, but safely lands on one of the beams and reveals his real plan. Depiste having missed Mikitaka, the cable still reflect the attack back at the alien. Then, Kanedaichi deliberately hammers screws into the framework to shoot them towards Mikitaka, nailing him to the structure so that he becomes the new prisoner. Now free, Kanedaichi allows himself to reveal that he's operating under an alias and with a mask so the heroes will have no chance to find him.
Josuke decides to step back into the tower to defeat Kanedaichi. Although Josuke thinks he's cornered Kanedaichi in the scaffolding, the latter proves to be agile enough to keep away from Crazy Diamond while it is Josuke who has difficulties navigating the tower. Kanedaichi drool on Josuke as a distraction and scratches the beam above him to reflect the damage toward Josuke. Even though Crazy Diamond deflects the initial attacks, Kanedaichi set up his angles so that the attacks will bounce into the frame of Super Fly and hit Josuke from behind. Josuke manages to only deflect four of the attacks, but as Kanedaichi leans forward to better see Josuke's fall, the attacks Crazy Diamond touched are repaired, meaning the energy now travels backward back to its original point and with Kanedaichi now in the way. Kanedaichi is hit in the head.
Although Kanedaichi is taken out, his blood drips onto the spot where Josuke is holding himself. The hermit still intervenes and tells Josuke how to safely be shot back into the framework of the tower. Kanedaichi yields and reveals that it was never his intention to kill people, but that he wanted to escape. With people such as Josuke out there, Kanedaichi revises his goal and prefers to remain inside of the tower. He becomes a Morioh landmark, letting tourists take his picture with them for spices and tools. However, he then reveals that Yoshihiro has created a new Stand User that has taken care of Koichi Hirose.
After the final battle with Yoshikage Kira, he is seen talking to Mikitaka at the tower, asking him if the town really is as interesting as he makes it seem.
The Book: 4th Another Day
Kanedaichi continued to live in the iron tower. Becoming an attraction in Morioh, he maintains contact with the outside world talking with tourists, who often go to chat and bring him condiments and sweets. His name is still unknown, so people call him the "Iron Tower Man". Chiho Futaba doubted the story but then heard that there are more bizarre stories in Morioh, such as that of a girl who lived between two buildings.
Rozdziały / Odcinki
Występy w mandze- Chapter 398: Let's Live on a Transmission Tower, Part 1
- Chapter 399: Let's Live on a Transmission Tower, Part 2
- Chapter 400: Let's Live on a Transmission Tower, Part 3
- Chapter 401: Let's Live on a Transmission Tower, Part 4
- Chapter 402: Let's Live on a Transmission Tower, Part 5
- Chapter 403: Let's Live on a Transmission Tower, Part 6
- Chapter 412: Cheap Trick, Part 1 (Tylko wspomniany/a)
Występy w anime- Diamond is Unbreakable Episode 31: July 15th (Thursday), Part 1
- Diamond is Unbreakable Episode 32: July 15th (Thursday), Part 2
- Diamond is Unbreakable Episode 39: Goodbye, Morioh - The Golden Heart
Występy w nowelach- The Book ~jojo's bizarre adventure 4th another day~ Prologue: Introitus (Tylko wspomniany/a)
Cytaty
Cytaty- “If I said "Come on in!" you'd hesitate, but if I say "Stay out", you want to come in! All I had to do to get you inside was to tell you to go away? And now you're in my Superfly, Josuke Higashikata!”—Toyohiro Kanedaichi, Chapter 399: Let's Live on a Transmission Tower, Part 2
- “I was Superfly's prisoner too! And now that you're here, I can finally leave! I never asked to live this way, but hey, now that I'm free, you can deal with it!”—Toyohiro Kanedaichi, Chapter 399: Let's Live on a Transmission Tower, Part 2
- “I keep a Swiss army knife inside my calluses!”—Toyohiro Kanedaichi, Chapter 401: Let's Live on a Transmission Tower, Part 4
- “I've practiced this over and over. Controlling the angle and force of the reflection... it's on target!”—Toyohiro Kanedaichi, Chapter 401: Let's Live on a Transmission Tower, Part 4
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Kanedaichi cooking fish on the tower
Flying with Super Fly
Hanging from a cable
Displaying his true nature
Taunting Josuke that he's trapped in Super Fly
Holding onto Mikitaka
Hidden knife within Kanedaichi's calluses
Using Super Fly to attack
Kanedaichi's physique
Kanedaichi revealing that he wore a mask
Kanedaichi's second face
Grotesquely humiliating Josuke
Crazy Diamond sending the reflected cuts back where they came from, hurting Kanedaichi in the process
Kanedaichi's defeat
Final face
Kanedaichi surrenders, becoming one of Morioh's tourist attractions as well
Chapter 399 Cover
Chapter 400 Cover A
Chapter 400 Cover B
Chapter 401 Cover A
Chapter 402 Cover
Chapter 403 Cover
Kanedaichi cooking fish
Kanedaichi balancing on a beam of the tower
Kanedaichi hanging from a cable
Glaring, revealing his true nature
Taunting Josuke that he's trapped in Super Fly
Hanging from a cable while evilly grinning
Surprised the cable he was holding onto was Mikitaka
Kanedaichi hanging from Mikitaka
Kanedaichi reveals the knife hidden in his calluses
Kanedaichi cuts one of the tower's cables
Kanedaichi's physique
Kanedaichi taunts the heroes
Revealing that his "face" is actually a mask
Kanedaichi glares menacingly as Josuke
Grotesquely humiliating Josuke
Kanedaichi grins, confident in his victory
Crazy Diamond sending the reflected cuts back where they came from, hurting Kanedaichi in the process
Kanedaichi surrenders, becoming one of Morioh's tourist attractions as well
Tending his garden while keeping company with Mikitaka
Kanedaichi's silhouette in Crazy Noisy Bizarre Town
Kanedaichi walking on Super Fly's cables in the third opening, Great Days
Key Art
Icon
Stand-up icon
Idle
Walking
Fishing and cooking his catch
Defeated
Charging to Attack
Attacking
Win Pose
Event Card
Event Card
Adventure Battle Card; Toyohiro Kanedaichi
Super Fly
Earth Wind and Fire
Kanedaichi's Transmission Tower
Ciekawostki
- Araki based Kanedaichi off of vagabonds and free spirits that were prevalent at the time, who would turn abandoned cars or caves into personal homes.[4]
- Kanedaichi's English voice actor, Sean Chiplock, would later voice Guido Mista.
Przypisy
- ↑ JOJO A-GO!GO!: STANDS, str.104
- ↑ Chapter 399: Let's Live on a Transmission Tower, Part 2
- ↑ Chapter 403: Let's Live on a Transmission Tower, Part 6
- ↑ JOJOVELLER: Araki's Stand Commentaries - Super Fly
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