Wired Beck

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 * romname        = Wiādo no Bekku
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 * namesake       = Jeff Beck and his album Wired
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 * mangadebut     = Vol.10 Chapter 94. Lisa Lisa and Her Silk Dance
 * mangafinal     = Vol.10 Chapter 94. Lisa Lisa and Her Silk Dance
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Wired Beck（鋼線のベック Wiādo no Bekku) is a minor antagonist appearing in Part II: Battle Tendency.

Appearance/Personality
Wired Beck was a violent person, killing his own girlfriend. When Beck spoke, he also overused the word "ok", placing it at the end of almost every sentence. Joseph's reaction to this behavior indicated that it was apparently very grating to listen to.

History
Wired Beck was a fugitive convicted for strangling his girlfriend. He eventually became one of Kars's servant vampires. As a vampire, Wired Beck has the unique ability to grow splinters from all over his body.

Battle Tendency
Wired Beck first appears trying to prevent Joseph Joestar and Lisa Lisa to reach his master Kars. Appearing as if merged in a door he surprises Joseph, who first believed him to have ten fingers in his hand, only to later realized that it was part of his power. Wired Beck comes out of the door and confronts Lisa Lisa, but is quickly defeated.

Steel Ball Run
The stand Wired used by the Pork Pie Hat Kid refers to the Jeff Beck album as well, though it is unlikely that it is Wired Beck's Steel Ball Run universe counterpart.