History Characters / JojosBizarreAdventureEgyptNineGloryGods

* WrongContextMagic: [[spoiler: In ''Crazy Diamond's Demonic Heartbreak'', he theorizes Thoth isn't a Stand at all, but a book of prophecies that the actual Egyptian god, Thoth, left in his care since he was young.]]

* NoNonsenseNemesis: Anyone who sets foot on DIO's mansion '''''DIES''''', no questions asked. Even when Iggy tried to escape, Pet Shop relentlessly chased him down with no intention of stopping until one of them was dead.

* WreckedWeapon: First Anubis' blade gets snapped in half, and then Jotaro smashes the half attached to the sword hilt along with said hilt to pieces. The remaining half still holding Anubis' consciousness attempts to get revenge, but ends up failing, and is [[AndIMustScream left for dead at the bottom of the River Nile]].

* HiddenDepths: He's a surprisingly talented artist if his spot-on drawings of Atum and Star Platinum, which he uses to customize their respective baseball teams, are of any indication.

* LeaveNoWitnesses: Pet Shop's entire ''modus operandi''. If anyone, regardless of age, species or intention -- be they intentionally trespassing or simply stumbling in -- comes within range of DIO's mansion, he'll immediately pursue and mercilessly kill them to keep its true purpose a secret for his master.

* NoNonsenseNemesis: Anyone who sets foot near DIO's mansion '''''DIES''''', no questions asked. Even when Iggy tried to escape, Pet Shop relentlessly chased him down with no intention of stopping until one of them was dead.

* PetTheDog: He lets the guy who almost hit him with his car escape with his life. Of course, he was far more concerned with killing Iggy at the time.

* BattleButler: Describes himself as this, but doesn't have nearly the tenacity and loyalty of Vanilla Ice.

* AlasPoorVillain: His dying moments were portrayed in a tragic light, so much so that Jotaro decides to honour him with a proper burial.

* AmbiguouslyGay: If his admiration for DIO's beauty is a hint.

* AchillesHeel: N'Doul is very reliant on his enhanced hearing and "echolocation" to function. Unfortunately, it isn't foolproof. First, clever-enough adversaries can take advantage of his lack of sight to trick him into thinking they're moving by throwing objects into the sand, allowing them to lay a trap for Geb. Second, he can't detect anything in the air unless it's making some kind of sound; as such, he is vulnerable to aerial attacks. And third, breaking his focus by distracting him can make him lose "sight" of his opponent, leaving him open to attacks as long as the enemy remains silent and undetected by Geb.

* TheSmartGuy: While the strength of her stand is commented rather than her own personal smarts, but the fight she puts up against two ''very'' intelligent stand users shows that she's certainly no slouch in the brains department.

* KilledOffForReal: N'Doul and Pet Shop meet their ends after their confrontations with the Joestar Group.

* BareMidriffsAreFeminine: She's the only female member of the nine gods, and she wears a crop top that shows off her midriff, fitting the Egyptian heat.

* FakeBoobs:

* SelfDisposingVillain: {{Parodied|Trope}}, Joseph and Polnareff never even knew they were in danger, Oingo’s defeat was entirely self sabotaged.

* AdaptationalAttractiveness: Boingo is much more conventionally cute in the anime than the manga.

* BlessedWithSuck: His Stand's ability is to show the future in the short term, however the prediction is often vague and doesn't show either the long term consequences of a prophecy coming true, or even what will happen ''minutes or seconds after'' the completion of said prophecy. What's worse is that Thoth seemingly leads the people reading it into trouble, as Oingo, Boingo and Hol Horse were all severely injured following its predictions going wrong some way or another. It's implied that this doesn't always have to be the case, as Oingo knowingly displayed a severe lapse in judgment by transforming into the guy prophesied to be blown up, but in addition to the stand's own flaws, Boingo and his partners simply lack the cunning needed to manipulate Thoth's prophecies into desirable outcomes.

* BreastExpansion: In the 2014 anime, her chest is bigger than in the manga. Not to mention when her breasts "enlarge" when Joseph and Avdol corner her.

* FakeBoobs: Averted. It's actually a bunch of nails, nuts, and bolts stuffed inside the outer layer of her bra, which get attracted to the magnetized Joseph and Avdol.

* TorpedoTits: A variation: She keeps nuts, bolts and other small metal objects in the outer layer of her bra to fire off as shrapnel towards anyone she's magnetized.

* AdaptationDyeJob: Has a brown-ish orange like hair color in the manga, in the anime, his hair is green.

* PromotionToParent: Implied by the fact that his and Boingo's parents are never seen.

* SpiritedCompetitor: He opens his poker game with Jotaro by declaring that he's not fighting the Joestar Group on behalf of DIO; he's just doing it for the thrill of the game. It's actually subverted -- he's scared of DIO's YouHaveFailedMe policy just like any of his other assassins when that becomes the higher priority. Jotaro exploits it by forcing D'Arby to wager the secret of DIO's Stand and creating the mere ''possibility'' that he might have to betray DIO, making him so paranoid that he begins to believe that Jotaro really did swap out his hand.

* WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway: Boingo is utterly convinced that his 100% accurate predictions of the future guarantee success as if it were a [[WindsOfDestinyChange fate-altering ability]]. In reality, it just shows what was going to happen anyway, so it has absolutely no effect on the likelihood of him succeeding in any situation. It'll let him know ahead of time that he'll win, but only if that was already going to be the outcome. There's absolutely nothing stopping it from [[ForeseeingMyDeath Foreseeing His Death]] if that's the future in store instead, making it basically useless. He never seems to really catch onto this.

* AndTheAdventureContinues: Chaka's ending in ''Heritage for the Future'' is a darker take on this type of ending than usual. After killing the entire Joestar Group, Anubis whispers to him and tells him that his power is unrivalled, and all that's left to do to truly establish his dominance is for them to assassinate DIO as well. After doing so, [[WalkingTheEarth Chaka wanders the world in search of challengers]] who can give him a strong fight, but no one knows if he was ever released from Anubis' DemonicPossession or not.
-->'''Anubis:''' Chaka, you're the master of the blade... ''anything can be yours for the slashing!''

* UnknownRival: Literally. No one of the heroes even acknowledged his existence. His brother at least was acknowledged and brutalized by [[NominalHero Iggy]].

* SuicidalOverconfidence: Oingo is convinced that with the help of his brother's [[ProphecyFallacy stand]] in addition to [[MasterOfDisguise his own]], that he's completely invincible and nobody can stop him. His overconfidence gets to the point where he chooses to assault a rich man [[EvilIsPetty because his face annoyed him.]] This ends up getting him and his brother hospitalized after said rich man hires his friends to beat them up.

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: It's either N'Dou''l'' or N'Dou''r'', though the former is more common.

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Boingo's Stand "Thoth" has for whatever reason been spelled as "Tohth" in nearly all official Japanese materials. The reason for this is never clear, as "Tohth" is not an alternate spelling of the name of the Egyptian deity (which is the Greek name for him anyway) nor is there any copyright or trademark restriction to using a name that is thousands of years old.

* SpellMyNameWithAnS:
** The arcade fighter spells her name as "Mahrahia".
** Her Stand's name is sometimes shortened to "Bast". Oddly enough, Crunchyroll's translation uses "Bastet" for the first of her TwoPartEpisode, and "Bast" for the other.

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: His Stand's name is sometimes spelled "Set", which is the actual proper name of the Egyptian god it's named after.

* [[EarlyBirdCameo Early]]-[[JustForPun Bird]] [[EarlyBirdCameo Cameo]]: Makes a small appearance in Episode 5 of the anime, replacing the generic parrot perched on DIO's shoulder in the manga. This was due to how when Araki wrote the original manga, he was yet to plan out the character of Pet Shop at that point; so having DIO's personal attack bird there in a newer adaptation makes a lot more sense than the aforementioned parrot.

* FateWorseThanDeath: His Stand makes his victims fully aware of their situation, but unable to move or do anything besides talk to or interact with D'Arby as he makes them his (literal) playthings. As shown with some of his dolls, including Sonya (who [[StockholmSyndrome begs to talk to the man who imprisoned her]], and cries TearsOfJoy when he picks her up to show to the Joestar Group), [[DeadlyDoctor Doctor Elliot]] (who [[LaughingMad laughs insanely]] and [[SerialKiller rants incomprehensively about the eight patients he murdered in life]]) and Tatsuhiko (who cries constant BrokenTears and [[IWantMyMommy begs for his mother]]), they've evidently been that way for likely several years; with [[SanitySlippage all the mental damage such imprisonment would do]] made ''abundantly'' clear.

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: There's a division between Te''r''ence and Te''l''ence.

->''"You seem to understand now! [[{{Catchphrase}} Such a good boy!]]"''

* CatchPhrase: "Such a good boy!" (Localized as "Attaboy!" in the anime's dub). Whether referring to himself (anything ''but'' good) or his victims.

** ''[[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureCrazyDiamondsDemonicHeartbreak Crazy Diamond's Demonic Heartbreak]] reveals that [[spoiler:he didn't even want to serve DIO in the first place, only being forced to meet DIO due to his brother's connection to him, unlike the latter who enjoyed being allowed to indulge in his sick hobbies under DIO. Daniel ends up being forced to serve him anyway after DIO uses his powers to get away with cheating and DIO threatens to kill him should he ever lose under his thumb]].