Vanilla Ice (ヴァニラ・アイス, Vanira Aisu) est un antagoniste secondaire figurant dans la troisième partie de JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Stardust Crusaders, dans l'arc "Vanilla Ice, la pestilence du vide".
Ice est un des serviteurs les plus fidèles de DIO et manie le Stand de vide, Cream. Transformé en Vampire alors que le Groupe Joestar envahissent le manoir de DIO, Ice attaque Abdul, Polnareff et Iggy.
Vanilla Ice est un homme très grand et musclé avec des cheveux ondulés qui tombent au niveau du dos. Il porte une paire de boucles d'oreilles métalliques en forme de cœur et un bandeau fin arborant un cœur au milieu du front.
Sa tenue se compose d'un gilet sombre à queue de cuir et ouvert sur un justaucorps à manches longues. Sur son épaule droite se trouve une sangle métallique reliée à un grand cœur sur sa poitrine droite et aux lettres «VI». Il y a un cœur plus petit à la base de son abdomen, fixé par une bande autour de sa taille faisant office de ceinture. Ice a les jambes nue et il porte des bottes foncées montent à mi-mollet. Dans le manga, il porte également des gants, mais il n'en a pas dans l'anime.
Dans All-Star Battle et l'OAV, le justaucorps de Vanilla Ice n'a pas de manche et ce dernier a des bracelets.
Vanilla Ice se définit par sa fidélité fanatique et résolue à DIO. Lorsque DIO demande du sang à Vanilla Ice, ce dernier n'hésite pas à utiliser son propre Stand pour se couper la tête et remplir une urne de son propre sang. Par celà il prouve sa loyauté absolue à DIO qui ressuscite Vanilla Ice sur le champ en tant que Vampire sans boire son sang offert.
Vanilla Ice est généralement calme et méthodique quand il combat. Il a la sagacité pour créer des pièges, sachant qu'il ne voit pas le monde quand il est dans Cream et que donc immobiliser ses victimes avec un appât où se poster sur un chemin qu'ils sont susceptibles d'emprunter permet de compenser pour celà. Il n'hésite pas à consciencieusement handicaper ses victime en blessant leurs jambes et leurs pieds, ou bien à balayer une salle entière pour s'assurer de tuer ses cibles.
Bien que Vanilla Ice soit normalement un individu calme, raisonné, il est enragé à l'idée qu'on puisse tenir tête à DIO où qu'on lui manque de respect d'une quelconque manière. Lorsque Iggy crée une statue de sable de DIO alors qu'il essaie de prendre Vanilla Ice au dépourvu, ce dernier décide de ne peut le tuer mais de tabasser le petit chien de ses propres mains pour le châtier pour l'avoir fait frapper une icône de son maître. De même il pense que tous ceux qui osent résister à DIO méritent la mort.
Cela implique également que Vanilla Ice est quelque peu distrait. Dans son zèle d'aller à la rencontre de l'ennemi, il entre dans son Stand et détruit un mur avec au lieu de passer par la porte, une chose dont se plaint DIO.
Cream est le Stand de Vanilla Ice et possède l'un des pouvoirs les plus destructeurs de la série. Sa bouche est liée à une dimensions des ténèbres et Vanilla Ice est le seul qui puisse survivre dans cette dimension car tous ceux qui passent dans la bouche de Cream sont désintégrés au passage. D'ailleurs, Cream peut s'avaler lui-même pour devenir une sphère de vide qui est invisible et invincible, détruisant tout sur son passage. Sa seule faiblesse est que dans cette forme, Ice ne voit pas le monde réel et doit régulièrement jeter un coup d'oeil pour voir où Cream va.
DIO le transforme en Vampire sans qu'il ne le sache. Il acquiert alors l'immortalité et peut survivre à des blessure mortelles pour un humain, mais il devient faible aux rayons du soleil.
Vanilla Ice est présenté pour la première comme un humain se protestant devant la porte de la chmabre de DIO pour rapporter la défaite de Telence T. D'Arby à son maître. DIO l'autorise à entrer dans sa chambre et explique que D'Arby a perdu parce que ce dernier n'avait pas la volonté de mourir pour DIO. DIO demande alors à Vanilla Ice son sang pour guérir son corps. Sans hésitation, Vanilla Ice prouve sa loyauté se coupant la tête avec Cream, son Stand, et verse son sang dans une urne.
DIO, satisfait par cette démonstration de loyauté, ne boit pas le sang de Vanille Ice et décide de ressusciter son fidèle serviteur car ce serait du gâchis de perdre un fidèle comme lui. Vanilla Ice est guéri et revient à la vie, DIO lui ordonne alors d'aller tuer les héros. Ice se fait tout de suite avaler par son Stand et sort de la chambre à toute vitesse à travers un mur, ce qui consterne un peu DIO qui dit qu'il aurait pu utiliser la porte tout simplement.
Vanilla Ice cible Iggy, Jean Pierre Polnareff et Mohammed Abdul. En gravant un message sur un pilier et en attendant dans un coin, Vanilla Ice s'attend à pouvoir tuer tous les trois d'un coup, mais Abdul est le seul à remarquer le message et pousse ses compagnons hors de la trajectoire de Cream. Abdul meurt mais Polnareff et Iggy survivent. Ice se dévoile alors pour avaler les bras d'Abdul et déclarer qu'il va les tuer.
Enragé par la mort d'Abdul, Polnareff riposte avec Silver Chariot et envoie une série de coups d'estoc, blessant l'épaule de Vanilla Ice et démolissant le mur de la pièce dans laquelle il se trouve. Après avoir failli être tué par une autre attaque d'Ice, lui et Iggy s'enfuit. Ice les poursuit directement pour un temps avoir d'essayer de se poster vers la porte d'entrée dans l'espoir qu'il courent simplement dans son Stand de vide en essayant de s'échapper. Contrairement à ses attentes, Polnareff et Iggy ont le courage de rester dans le manoir et filent au premier étage vers la galerie d'art. Vanilla Ice réapparaît brièvement et repart au premier étage pour devancer Polnareff dans la galerie. Cependant, il surgit d'en dessous le pied de Polnareff pour l'empêcher de courir.
Silver Chariot attaque de Ice repart dans Cream. Quand il revient pour jeter un coup d'oeil, la salle a été dévasté mais Polnareff et Iggy ont disparu. Ils ont en fait utilisé The Fool pour se cacher dans les escalier et ont créé une statue de sable de DIO pour tromper Ice. Ice voit pourtant les fenêtres ouvertes et comprend que ce DIO est un faux. Il détruit la statue et attaque Polnareff et Iggy. Il isole alors le chien et le frappe violemment, lui donnant des coups de pied et des coups de poing pour l'avoir forcé à "profaner" une icône de DIO. Iggy est blessé mortellement. Polnareff envoie Silver Chariot et Vanilla Ice se réfugie dans Cream. Lorsque Ice revient, il est pris par surprise par Silver Chariot qui lui perce la tête à travers la bouche. Cependant, Ice ne meurt toujours pas et commence à frapper le bras de Silver Chariot avant de traîner une partie de sa main dans le vide.
Il blesse ensuite Polnareff dans une succession rapide d'attaques, lui cassant le bras droit et absorbant une partie de sa jambe pour l'handicaper pour de bon. Après que Polnareff ramène Iggy à lui, Ice décide de balayer la salle en faisant une spirale pour pouvoir tuer Polnareff sans regarder. Incapable de s'échapper, Polnareff dit à Iggy d'utiliser ses pouvoirs pour s'échapper et avertir les autres - mais la fierté du chien le pousse à Polnareff à la place. Ice réapparait dans le monde réel et déclare que ses blessures dont dû à l'intervention d'Abdul. Il jure de tuer le reste des héros avant de succomber, mais remarque du sable qui tombe du plafond. Polnareff tombe et lui perce la tête avant de lui envoyer une volée de coups d'épées.
Vanilla Ice se relève encore pour tuer son ennemi, mais cette fois Polnareff a compris qu'il était devenu un Vampire grâce à DIO. En laissant le soleil entrer dans la galerie, il fait en sorte qu'un rayon de lumière désintègre la jambe de Ice. Ice est pris par surprise et enragé lorsque Polnareff le défie de s'approcher. Il se prépare à se jeter sur Polnareff mais Silver Chariot le pousse alors dans la lumière et Vanilla Ice est réduit en poussière.
Vanilla Ice apparaît dans les épisodes de 1993 de l'OVA, sa seule apparition étant dans l'épisode "Le Guerrier du Vide: Vanilla Ice". Il sert le même but que dans le manga: un serviteur de DIO qui combat Polnareff et tue Avdol et Iggy.
Son passé est développé dans l'OAV. Il était ostracisé à cause de son Stand mais a ensuite rencontré DIO et lui est devenu absolument fidèle, abandonnant sa conscience pour devenir le serviteur préféré de DIO.
Lorsque les héros entrent dans le manoir de DIO, lui et son maître se coordonnent pour les piéger. Ice tue Avdol alors que DIO place ce dernier dans son cercueil. DIO le laisse ensuite attaquer Polnareff. En détruisant le sol, il entraîne le Français vers les escaliers puis le rez-de-chaussée, puis la cour. Il réussit à immobiliser Polnareff mais Iggy intervient et le blesse. Pour se venger, il tue Iggy et frappe son corps.
Enragé par sa cruauté, Polnareff invoque Silver Chariot et le perce de façon répétée puis coupe sa tête. Comme il n'est pas un Vampire dans cette version de l'histoire, il meurt.
Apparition dans le Manga
Apparitions dans l'Anime
Apparitions dans les Romans
QuotesVanilla Ice appears as the game's penultimate boss before DIO. As a boss, Vanilla Ice is the second most difficult character to beat, as he has a large amount of health. He uses his Stand to attack.
The main difference from the original story is that all 6 heroes battle Ice at once and that he does not kill Avdol and Iggy straight away. Instead, both can stay alive for the remainder of the game.
Vanilla Ice appears in two "forms" in Heritage for the Future. The first is the standard character which can be selected on the main menu for Story Mode or versus play, and the second functions as the "sub-boss" of the game, appearing before the final battle with DIO.
These two "forms" are more or less identical in appearance, but the sub-boss version of Ice can use alternate special attacks and super moves that do greatly increased damage. As a CPU boss, he uses his Stand's void more often to attack, generally by either moving in a straight line on the bottom of the screen or sweeping from top to bottom in an arc. His super moves both involve more drastic movements, with one having him void-warp around in a spiraling circle, just like in the manga and anime.
Vanilla Ice's Story Mode starts after the Joestar party has infiltrated DIO's mansion in Egypt. The vampire is able to eliminate one hero after another, until he fights Jotaro Kujo himself to the death. Afterwards, Ice reports his success to DIO. According to his ending, the vampire blood which transformed Ice took complete control of him afterwards, and he became DIO's slave forever.
When other characters (such as fellow villains) fight him in the game's Story Mode, the spiraling grooves from his attacks are not present in the stage.
Vanilla Ice is predictably one of the most powerful fighters in Heritage for the Future, arguably much more deadly than his sub-boss version if used by a skilled player.
Aside from commanding a powerful array of physical attacks, Vanilla's specialty, much like in the manga, is to use the powers of the "void" to crash into his opponents and damage them. He can take the form of the void ball while on the ground, in mid-air, and even change directions in the middle of a charge. This allows a player with quick reflexes to counter an oncoming attack, juggle an opponent into the air with careful timing, or even retreat in the face of danger.
Caution is advised, however, because unlike the manga, Vanilla Ice is STILL vulnerable while in his "void ball" form, and can be hit by projectile attacks (or even certain physical attacks, if the angle is correct).
Ice can also take the full form of his Stand Cream, who possesses very powerful and far-reaching attacks, but it comes at a steep penalty in speed and some mobility.
As noted before, Ice really shines in the hands of experienced players, as he benefits greatly from the Tandem mechanic. Unlike other fighters, who can attack faster when using the Tandem, this ability allows Ice and Cream to attack the opponent simultaneously for long and brutal combos. While this takes careful timing to execute properly, Ice is more than capable of depleting half of the opponent's energy in a single flurry of blows.
All of this gives Vanilla Ice the tools to be one of the most deadly characters in-game, when played properly.
Vanilla Ice returns as DLC character in the PS3 title. He was confirmed along with Anasui for the 4th campaign. He, DIO, and Old Joseph Joestar are the only characters to have two different Styles (Stand and Vampirism Powers in the case of Ice and DIO). Vanilla Ice has 950 HP.
Most of his attacks from the previous game returns, but made slower to balance him out. Exclusive to Vanilla Ice is a Stand Power Gauge, which shows how much Cream can be used and slowly regenerates when it is not full; Ice always starts the match with the gauge half-full. Only one ability may be used when Cream is active; Ice is unable to use his Throw, HHA, or GHA while inside Cream. The Stand Power Gauge also depletes if Cream blocks or takes damage. When empty, Ice will automatically exit Cream. Of special note is that Cream is the tallest entity in the game while active, being slightly taller than even Wamuu.
ON GROUND Vanilla Ice can summon or recall Cream, altering his available abilities. Ice enters Cream's mouth doing so, and begins depleting the Stand Power Gauge with his Stand active.
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(Stand Off only) ON GROUND This move can only be used when the opponent is down. Ice rapidly kicks them multiple times.
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+ // (Stand On only) IN AIR OK Spending a 1/5th of the Stand Power Gauge, Cream swallows itself and moves toward the opponent as a moving void, dealing heavy damage on hit and knocking the opponent into the air. The directional button combined with attack button inputted alters Cream's path and speed. Backward makes Cream move slower, and forward makes it move faster. The attack can be used multiple times without stopping in order to juggle the opponent or hit them multiple times in a single motion. It also grants invincibility while in effect, is unblockable, and can hit a downed opponent. If the entire Stand Power Gauge is used up in a single combo with every attack hitting, the total damage dealt is even superior to Ice's GHA. The downside to such a singularly powerful move, however, is that the lengthily telegraphed start-up animation makes Ice easily susceptible to counters and parries when using it, with little-to-no ability to feint.
+ // ON GROUND Vanilla Ice delivers a rising uppercut in a classic "Shoryuken"-style move, and like one, doubles as an anti-air. (Comboable through Puttsun Cancel)
+ // ON GROUND Vanilla Ice summons Cream to deliver a chopping combo, knocking the opponent down on the final hit. If Medium or Heavy is inputted, the attack has a start-up delay but activates a complete guard effect before executing. (Comboable through Puttsun Cancel)
ON GROUND This move can only be used following any skill marked with a star (☆). Ice follows up on his attack by grabbing his opponent, plunging his fingers into the neck/torso, and draining their blood, stealing a small amount of health (much like DIO did to Joseph; This also marks the first time in any JoJo media that Ice is seen draining blood).
x2 + // then // ON GROUND Vanilla Ice summons Cream in its void form and sends it into the ground, and a second button press causes it to come back up in a moving assault before burrowing once more. The attack button inputted alters the ability's ranges, and the second input changes the direction of attack. The attack is unblockable and can hit a downed opponent. (Comboable through Puttsun Cancel)
ON GROUND Vanilla Ice lifts the opponent by the neck and hold them still as he summons Cream to collide with them.
+ 2 ATK Buttons ON GROUND Vanilla Ice's HHA, "The great void rises!", has him enter Cream as it flies forward and reaches out. If it connects, Cream violently devours the opponent before spitting them out, reminiscent of Ice's devouring of Avdol's severed arms. The HHA has no way to be comboed into as it has a long start-up delay, and is not a part of Easy Beat as a result. However, it is a Throw and thus is unblockable, and has the added effect of completely restoring Ice's Stand Power Gauge to full if successful.
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ON GROUND Vanilla Ice's GHA, "Spirit of Emptiness", has him enter Cream as it swallows itself and flies in a vertical circle. If it connects, Cream will knock the opponent off-balance. When they regain footing, they will have realized too late that Cream is carving an inescapable closing spiral on them. When the Stand reaches them, it viciously and mercilessly thrashes them into the air before a final upward hit sends them away (in the exact same fashion he assaulted an injured Polnareff and his earring, as well as in the Capcom game).
Vanilla Ice has special intro dialogue with Part 3 DIO before the fight starts, wherein both men acknowledge this fight as a training match. When Ice wins, he reaffirms his eternal loyalty to DIO.
Although his default hair color is dirty blond in ASB, his unlockable Color D changes his hair color to white and his clothes to pink, the same ones seen in the Capcom games and the OVA.
In the English localization of the game, the subtitles of his default opening line read "Let's kick it one time...", a clear reference to the opening lyrics for his namesake's, Vanilla Ice's song, Ice Ice Baby.
Vanilla Ice was confirmed for the game alongside DIO.
Ice is both a Stand user and a Vampire. As a Vampire, he is able to steal opponents' health. All damage to him aside from Ripple-based will become "white damage", that can be healed over time, and inversely, Ice will take more damage from Ripple-based attacks. As a Stand user, Vanilla Ice is one of many characters with wildly varied abilities that grant him uniqueness in battle, and more specifically is he a Mode User. The player can switch control between Ice and Cream to alter the character's abilities, with Stand Mode being the more powerful.
While in Normal Mode:
While in Stand Mode:
Unlike the previous game, his main color scheme is now based on his anime appearance, including the effects of Cream's ability (turning from a deep red to the purple and black color).
In the story mode, he is revived by DIO (in his Heaven Ascension form, but from alternate world where he finally conquered the world) and now able to fight in a daylight thanks DIO's new godlike powers on him, similar to the way how Kars becomes immune to the daylight after using the Red Stone of Aja implanted Stone Mask on him. He is seen in the last part of Chapter 2, set in Part 5/Vento Aureo timeline in Italy, backing a now revived and brainwashed Bruno Bucciarati to kill the heroes and to get the Saint's Corpse from them. However, he and Bucciarati are defeated by Polnareff and Giorno Giovanna as they retreat via teleportation by DIO. Before Ice retreat after Bucciarati first, he is asked by Polnareff about his true loyalty, the late-DIO or "that man". However, Ice only says that he is only loyal to one person, without telling them "that man" they speak of is none other than his master DIO, Ice knows this and departs afterward.
Vanilla Ice is paired with Jotaro in the Eyes of Heaven Tournament, defeating Hol Horse and Yukako Yamagishi in the first round, but is eliminated by Jolyne Cujoh and Gyro Zeppeli in the second.
Vanilla Ice's first appearance
Vanilla Ice with his Stand, Cream
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Vanilla Ice decapitates himself to offer his blood NSFWTAG
Revived by DIO
Hiding within Cream's body
About to be attacked by The Fool disguised as DIO
Vanilla Ice uppercutting Iggy for mocking his master
Vanilla Ice kicking Iggy
Ignoring his wounds to achieve his goal
Barely alive after seemingly killing Polnareff
Noticing Polnareff and The Fool
Vanilla Ice impaled through the mouth by Silver Chariot
Silver Chariot breaks Vanilla's neck
Still alive
Vanilla Ice's sneak attack
Vanilla Ice, now a vampire
Vanilla Ice disintegrates in the sunlight
Vanilla Ice's initial appearance
Vanilla Ice informs his master of the Joestar's situation
Summoning his Stand, Cream
Sacrificing his blood to help DIO, Vanilla Ice decapitates himself
Vanilla Ice inside Cream's mouth
Vanilla Ice, appearing halfway out of Cream's mouth
A fake DIO is created by The Fool, which prepares to strike Vanilla Ice
Vanilla Ice punches Iggy for insulting his master
Losing his cool demeanor
Vanilla Ice brutally kicks Iggy into a crumpled heap
Silver Chariot stabs Vanilla Ice through the mouth
Silver Chariot breaking Vanilla Ice's neck after impaling his head
Making one final attempt on Polnareff's life
Because of his recently acquired vampirism, Vanilla Ice dies, disintegrating in the sunlight
Vanilla Ice's bizarre introduction after killing Avdol (Ep. 11)
Vanilla Ice decapitates himself to prove his absolute loyalty to DIO
Brought back to life by DIO
Emerges from Cream
"You're so persistent!"
Surprisingly attacked by The Fool
Stands before Iggy's semi-conscious body
Kicks Iggy's corpse out of spite
Filled full of holes by Silver Chariot
Head sliced in twos by Silver Chariot
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Vanilla Ice stops the Crusaders from fighting DIO (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (SFC Game))
Vanilla Ice's portrait (type A) from Heritage for the Future
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Vanilla Ice, Normal All-Star Battle
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