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+ | |fullname = Tarkus |
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| − | |origin = JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Phantom Blood |
+ | |origin = ''JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Phantom Blood'' |
| − | |occupation = Medieval |
+ | |occupation = Medieval knight |
| − | |skills = Brute |
+ | |skills = Brute strength and endurance<br> |
| + | Hell-Heaven Snake Kill technique<br> |
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| + | Trap master<br> |
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| + | Fang-launcher technique<br> |
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| + | Chain proficiency |
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| + | |crimes = ??? |
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| − | '''Tarkus''' is one of the undead henchmen of [[Dio Brando]] in the first arc of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. |
+ | '''Tarkus''' is one of the undead henchmen of [[Dio Brando]] and a villain in the first arc of JoJo's ''Bizarre Adventure''. |
| + | He was voiced by Daisuke Gouri (video game), Yoshinori Sonobe (movie version) and Tetsu Inada (TVA) on Japanese. While on English, he was voiced by Jamieson Kent Price (TVA) |
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| − | ==Story== |
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| + | ==History== |
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| − | Tarkus and his partner [[Bruford]] were knights who lived during the 16th century and served the young Mary Stuart, who was disputing the throne with Elizabeth I. When Mary's husband dies, Elizabeth takes the chance and accuses Mary of murdering her husband. Because of this, the nobles revolted against Mary and gathered their armies, but Bruford and Tarkus were enough to defeat them all, even when they were already at a big disadvantage. Mary is imprisoned, and Elizabeth offers to release Mary in exchange of them both surrendering. When they are about to be executed, they discover that it was all a trap to kill them, because Mary were already dead. Both of them are executed cursing the world for their souls. |
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| + | ===Background=== |
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| + | Tarkus and his partner [[Bruford]] were knights who lived during the 16th century and served the young queen Mary Stuart of Scotland. Due to Mary being considered a legitimate heir to the throne, the English Queen Elizabeth I accused Mary of the death of her second husband Henry Stuart. This lead to a revolt among the nobles which Tarkus and Bruford fended off despite their faction being greatly disadvantage. Eventually, when the knights learned that Mary is in her custody, Elizabeth offered to free her in return that two men surrender and be executed as enemies of the crown. When they are about to be executed, they discover that Mary was already executed. The two knights died spewing bitter hatred for both Elizabeth and the world, legends speaking that Tarkus's neck became rigid in rage that numerous axes broke before he was finally beheaded. |
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| + | ===Present=== |
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| − | 300 years later, the vampire [[Dio Brando]] resurrects them both to serve him, making them vampires as well. When Jonathan Joestar faces Dio, he summons them to fight him, since he was so bored. Jonathan defeats Bruford, then Tarkus steps to fight him, but he surprisingly starts stomping on his friend's armor, kicking it away. He then show that he is very different from Bruford in that he enjoys slaughtering people. He uses his massive sword to slam the ground, revealing the ruins of his old training grounds. To not fall in the pit, Jonathan and Will Zepelli both use their ripple skills to create a glider using leaves. Tarkus jumps after them, falling in one of the towers on the place. When Jonathan enter a room, a chained necklace grabs on his neck: it was Tarkus way of inviting him to fight him in his favorite training, the '''Room of Dragon Decapitation'''. He attaches himself with another necklace, which is connected to Jonathan. The only way to remove the necklace is to defeat the opponent and decapitate him. The two engage in battle, as Will and Speedwagon tries to find a way to enter the room. Poco, alittle kid who was with them, enter a hole in the wall, but is violently knocked by Tarkus, who doesn't want interference in their battle. Poco, even wounded, manages to push the switch to open the door of the room. Will, sensing it is his fate to die there, attacks Tarkus, who counters with his special technique, using the chains on both sides to rip Will by half. Will then passes all of his powers to Jonathan, who then breaks the necklace and pulverize Tarkus with his powers. |
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| + | Three centuries later, [[Dio Brando]] resurrects the two knights as his zombie enforcers. While Bruford was given Dio's blessing to face Jonathan Joestar in combat, Tarkus stood by until the duel ended as he smashed Bruford's armor in disgust of his failure. Despite Baron Zepelli's opinion on zombies, he and the others realize that Tarkus is too durability and strong to be ignored following an attempted escape on a hang glider created from Hamon-infused leaves. |
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| + | But Jonathan ended up in Tarkus's favorite training hall, the '''Lair of the Two-Headed Dragon''', forced into a Chain Neck Deathmatch while Zepelli and Speedwagon attempt to find a way in. Poco, a boy who was with them, enter a hole in the wall, but is violently knocked by Tarkus, who doesn't want interference in their battle. Poco, even wounded, manages to push the switch to open the door of the room. Zepelli, sensing it is his fate to die there, attacks Tarkus and ends up being bifurcated. But Zepelli mustered the last of his strength to transfer his Hamon into Jonathan, who easily defeats Tarkus. |
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| + | Unlike his companion Bruford, Tarkus remained as Dio's undead minion to his second death, dying unrepentant. |
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| + | ==Gallery== |
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| + | <gallery widths="300" position="center" captiontextcolor="#d63429" bordercolor="#fd6c01"> |
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| + | Blueford and Tarkus in the past.png |
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| + | Tarukus' death as a human.png |
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| + | Blueford and Tarkus as zombies.png |
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| + | Blueford was a fool!.png |
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| + | I'LL KILL YOU FIRST THEN!.png |
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| + | You Bug! How did Y- OW!.png |
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| + | Tarukus' death as a zombie.png |
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| + | </gallery> |
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Tarkus is one of the undead henchmen of Dio Brando and a villain in the first arc of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.
He was voiced by Daisuke Gouri (video game), Yoshinori Sonobe (movie version) and Tetsu Inada (TVA) on Japanese. While on English, he was voiced by Jamieson Kent Price (TVA)
History
Background
Tarkus and his partner Bruford were knights who lived during the 16th century and served the young queen Mary Stuart of Scotland. Due to Mary being considered a legitimate heir to the throne, the English Queen Elizabeth I accused Mary of the death of her second husband Henry Stuart. This lead to a revolt among the nobles which Tarkus and Bruford fended off despite their faction being greatly disadvantage. Eventually, when the knights learned that Mary is in her custody, Elizabeth offered to free her in return that two men surrender and be executed as enemies of the crown. When they are about to be executed, they discover that Mary was already executed. The two knights died spewing bitter hatred for both Elizabeth and the world, legends speaking that Tarkus's neck became rigid in rage that numerous axes broke before he was finally beheaded.
Present
Three centuries later, Dio Brando resurrects the two knights as his zombie enforcers. While Bruford was given Dio's blessing to face Jonathan Joestar in combat, Tarkus stood by until the duel ended as he smashed Bruford's armor in disgust of his failure. Despite Baron Zepelli's opinion on zombies, he and the others realize that Tarkus is too durability and strong to be ignored following an attempted escape on a hang glider created from Hamon-infused leaves.
But Jonathan ended up in Tarkus's favorite training hall, the Lair of the Two-Headed Dragon, forced into a Chain Neck Deathmatch while Zepelli and Speedwagon attempt to find a way in. Poco, a boy who was with them, enter a hole in the wall, but is violently knocked by Tarkus, who doesn't want interference in their battle. Poco, even wounded, manages to push the switch to open the door of the room. Zepelli, sensing it is his fate to die there, attacks Tarkus and ends up being bifurcated. But Zepelli mustered the last of his strength to transfer his Hamon into Jonathan, who easily defeats Tarkus.
Unlike his companion Bruford, Tarkus remained as Dio's undead minion to his second death, dying unrepentant.
Gallery
