01Basic information

Japanese Name
カイネギス↗
Romanized Name
Kainegisu↗
Aliases
Caineghis the One-Eyed Man (独眼のカイネギス Dokugan no Kainegisu Dokugan no Kainegisu)↗
Gender
Male↗
Nationality
British↗
Species
Zombie (PS2) | Human (Formerly)↗
Manga Debut
Chapter 28 (Mentioned) Mentioned only↗
Game Debut
Phantom Blood (PS2 Game) (Playable)↗

02Appearance

In the video game, Caineghis appears as a man with an athletic build and dark pink lipstick. He has long dark hair with a large, wavy bang covering his right eye, which is presumably missing given his epithet. He has a small iris in his left eye and lacks eyebrows. Caineghis is shirtless but wears a chainmail coif around his neck, metal strips on his shoulders, and fishnet sleeves on his upper arms. On the center of his pants is a gold emblem with " DIO " engraved on it.↗

03Personality

His personality in the manga is unknown, as he was only mentioned. In the video game, Caineghis tends to be in a hunched over posture while fighting. He is described in the game's Profile Mode as a knight who, contrary to his position, prefers to use the most underhanded solutions possible due to his perverse personality. Based on his quotes, he seems to be sadistic.↗↗

04Story

SPOILERS

Background

In 1408, Caineghis is the third knight to survive and successfully complete the challenge of the 77 Rings. He goes down in history as a legendary knight alongside Winzaleo, Eijkman, Bruford, and Tarkus.↗↗

1889

Nearly five hundred years later, Caineghis is revived by Dio Brando along with the other winners of the 77 Rings challenge. Following Dio's orders, Winzaleo, Eijkman, Caineghis, and Wang Chan sneak aboard a ship headed to America. After Dio takes over Father Styx 's body, he summons the three zombie knights to defeat Jonathan Joestar for him.↗

In the end, Jonathan defeats him along with the other knights.↗

05Plot details

SPOILERS

Profile details

Status Status based on their final appearance in the part(s) they are featured in: Deceased (Part 1)↗

06Behind the Character

According to Yusuke Sasaki, a producer from Bandai Namco Games, Caineghis was initially designed by their staff. They asked Hirohiko Araki to take a look at him, who then made corrections.↗↗

The three knights were added in the final battle of the game because the game producer thought Wang Chan wouldn't be a good final boss if he remained completely accurate to the story. However, he didn't want to completely stray away from JoJo's story, so Araki gave him various ideas.↗↗

07Sources & attribution

Source text: JoJoWiki and its contributors. This entry has been reorganized and condensed for readability under CC BY-SA 4.0. Archived records reflect their capture dates. Referenced manga, anime, and artwork retain their respective copyrights.
Source bibliography (3)
  1. Chapter 28: Tarkus and the Dark Knight Bruford, Part 3 Open ↗
  2. Phantom Blood (PS2 Game) Open ↗
  3. Phantom Blood PS2 (10/2006) Open ↗

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