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Terence D'Arby
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Über Terence D'Arby
Nationality: American
Occupation: Butler
Stand: Atum
D'Arby is one of the Egypt 9 Glory Gods and resides in DIO's mansion in Cairo acting as his butler. He isolates and challenges Jotaro, Joseph and Kakyoin when the Joestar Group enters the mansion and forces them into waging their souls against him in various video game challenges. He is also Daniel J. D'arby's younger brother.
As a butler, Terence is a mannerly individual. However, his demeanor is a facade for his twisted and arrogant personality. Due to his occupation, Terence is rather polite and affable, keeping his calm even in the face of provocations and comes to greet and confront the Joestar Group when they enter DIO's Mansion. Terence is a very intelligent man and is especially proficient at video games: He defeated the likes of Tatsuhiko, a child genius with an IQ of 190, albeit without the use of his Stand's ability to read minds.
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Nationality: American Occupation: Butler Stand: Atum D'Arby is one of the Egypt 9 Glory Gods and resides in DIO's mansion in Cairo acting as his butler. He isolates and challenges Jotaro, Joseph and Kakyoin when the Joestar Group enters the mansion and forces them into waging the
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Terence D'Arby tritt in 1 erfassten Anime auf, darunter JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders - Battle in Egypt.
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Sprecher:innen von Terence D'Arby: Xander Mobus (English), Junichi Suwabe (Japanese), Angel del Río (Spanish), Marcelo Garcia (Portuguese), Arne Stephan (German), Paolo Carenzo (Italian).
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