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Ayana has long dark shoulder length hair with outward curled bangs and thin eyebrows. Tamami Kobayashi considers her cute.
Her initial outfit consists of a tank top along with a belt, skirt, and slippers. When seen later on the phone with her friend, Ayana has her hair tied into a ponytail and wears a tank top with pants. While out with her mother, Ayana wears a collarless buttoned blouse, skirt, and high heels.

Ayana cares a lot for her brother and calls him Ko-chan like her mother does. She is courteous and friendly, as she tends to ask Koichi if he needs anything, serves Tamami tea, and is seen smiling when meeting Koichi's friends. She can also be playful, as she teases Koichi for walking around in his underwear.
Ayana appears to be timid according to Tamami , who states that she nervously apologized to him repeatedly after he made her spill tea on him and acted like it burned.


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Bakin is a small puppy. He wears a collar that reads 'BAKIN' , he is noted to look sad.

Being a dog, Bakin acts like one, he even shows happiness when pet by Kyoka Izumi .


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Wired Beck is a muscular and tall light-haired vampire who has sideburns and a flattop. He wears a stripped suit revealing the shoulders and the better part of the chest, held by two leather straps. He also has several metal rings at the wrists and a belt decorated by several beads.

Wired Beck is a violent misogynist who believes women deserve to be punished, having at some point killed his own girlfriend. When Beck speaks, he has the tendency to place "zura" ( ズラ , roughly translates to "Okay" ) at the end of almost every sentence. He also has a very grating tone of voice as Joseph indicted from his reaction to Beck's behavior.


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Benjamin appears like a big middle-aged man in his late forties and wears a hooded cloak covered with a dotted design. His most peculiar feature is the metallic apparatus covering the bottom of his face, which he can sink inside his face to change facial features.

Benjamin is a murderous and greedy man, who targets other competitors in the Steel Ball Run to get ahead and obtain the prize money.
Benjamin is very aggressive, constantly shouting at his sons (especially L.A.) and badmouthing his wife. Although he protects his sons using his Stand as a shield, he pays no mind to the agonizing Andre and leaves him alone. He seems to hate the mother of his children, who supposedly abandoned the family to "be a whore".


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Blackmore is a man of average to above-average height and medium build.
He wears a black, hooded poncho, punctuated in two columns on its chest and lining its sleeves by small metallic rings. Through the top of its hood is threaded a long ponytail of his light hair. Underneath, he wears light clothes covering his arms to his metacarpals; and his pants and boots in a piece, patterned by a symbol resembling a halved taijitu .

Blackmore is an efficient assassin, deeply loyal to Valentine; equally believing in his authority and cause.
Blackmore is largely depicted with a placid personality, talking slowly and being impassive to most things. However, his mission towards the corpse part excites himself greatly and he even becomes excited when he feels the presence of Jesus . Usually obedient to Valentine, he falls to a brief temptation to take the Corpse Part for himself but regains his senses after being shot, ultimately deeming that Valentine is the worthiest of them all.
Alongside Blackmore's calm personality is his great analytical acumen, allowing him to effortlessly track an intruder and unmask Lucy Steel through the various indirect clues found during his short investigation. As one of the President's men, he also coldly approaches murder, killing Mountain Tim without a second thought and being prepared to do the same to Lucy, Gyro , and Johnny .
Blackmore has a notable verbal tic, as he regularly mutters "' Scuse me " ( すいませェん , Suimasēn ) to people, an informal derivative of " Excuse me " ( 済みません , Sumimasen ) . He keeps the habit even with his employer and current President, Funny Valentine.


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Boingo is a young child of ordinary build, but his characteristics include an unusually large mouth and a large afro held together by a topless cap, leaving a few stray hair locks. His attire consists of a bright shirt and trousers over which he wears shorts and a jacket, plus a coat and simple shoes.

Boingo demonstrates a very introverted personality.
Boingo is very shy and content to take a supporting role in his partnership, using his Stand to guide his brother Oingo and then Hol Horse and then hide somewhere to observe. This passivity is also explained by the facts that Boingo is still a little child and that Tohth , being a mere book, is completely useless in a fight. Because of his shyness, Boingo is only comfortable around Oingo with whom he is close. After his encounters with the Joestar Group , Boingo seemingly learns from the experience and decides to become braver but, after Iggy attacks him, Boingo is then stated to have reverted back to his shyness. His timidity also causes him to stutter noticeably.
Despite his meekness, Boingo has great faith in his Stand Tohth, stating regularly that its predictions are always correct, however twisted they may be.
As one of DIO 's servitors, Boingo demonstrates hints of evilness. For example, he grins and even awkwardly laughs when Tohth predicts that the heroes may die, and has no problem with mugging a man for his money. During his last appearance, Boingo expresses a wish to use his power for good so that people will love them more but this development is cut short when Iggy attacks him.
Boingo and his brother share a very close relationship, working as partners and relying on each other. Tohth's narration states for instance that Boingo feels lonely after being separated from Oingo. Moreover, Boingo accepts to partner up with Hol Horse to avenge his retired brother.


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Bruford is a male zombie having the appearance of a man of athletic stature and long, unkempt, dark hair, who has a scar on the bridge of his nose. He wears a metal armor consisting of a chest-plate with a collar-like ornate plate which ends on a decorated metal disk, shoulder pads and ankles pads with a pair of sandals, and a diadem decorated with several jewels.

Alive, Bruford was an honorable knight of Mary Stuart . His feelings toward her surpassed even that of love. When Mary Stuart betrayed Elizabeth I, Bruford stood by her side, fighting off all of Elizabeth's forces. Upon learning of her capture, he was easily willing to die for her. However, when the executioner showed him Mary Stuart's head, even though he accepted execution to save his liege, he goes into a blind rage and begins resenting humanity.
As a zombie, his hatred carried over, easily serving Dio in his quest for destruction. However, along with his hatred, his pride as a knight also carried over, deciding to fight Jonathan one on one.
After being defeated by Jonathan, the Ripple sent to him "frees his soul", allowing him to feel human again. He loses his hatred towards the world and is thankful for his chance to meet the honorable Jonathan.


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Bucciarati appears as a mid-sized man with a slim build. He has black chin-length hair with straight-cut bangs covering his forehead. His hair is adorned with a braid going along the top of his head and a hair clip surmounted on each side of his bangs.
His attire is composed of an all-white suit covered in small black spoon-like symbols, with an open chest similar to Giorno, and zippers in random places alluding to his Stand, Sticky Fingers . Underneath his jacket is a lace top, which is seemingly portrayed as a tattoo in the TV anime.
His appearance seems to have stayed consistent since childhood with no particular differences outside his height and clothing.

Bruno Bucciarati, first introduced as a sly gangster, is quickly revealed to be a righteous and extremely determined, if brutal, individual.
During his introductory arc, Bucciarati acts like a seemingly affable gangster toward Giorno Giovanna , chatting casually on various subjects during which Bucciarati reveals his more violent side. [4] [5] This behavior is later shown to be an act he puts up with unfamiliar people outside of Passione , and he would later conduct himself in the same manner with two airport security guards. [6]

Bruno is compassionate to those around him

Bucciarati's most important character traits are his righteousness and his natural kindness. Bucciarati is dedicated to taking the most honorable course of action, even if he puts his life at risk. For instance, at the age of seven, Bucciarati chose to stay with his father when his parents divorced as he thought he should support the one parent who suffered from this separation. Moreover, Bucciarati overtly rebelled against Diavolo when the Boss clearly wanted to kill his daughter, Trish Una , resulting in his premature death. Bucciarati is loyal to the civilians of his territory, being considerate with them accepting their requests for help, and is generally nice to the people he meets. [7] [8]
Bucciarati respects and upholds several values such as having resolve, commending Giorno's resolve in their fight, selflessness as he is prepared to sacrifice himself for his beliefs and his duties, and family loyalty, being outraged that Diavolo would dare hurt his own daughter. Like his team, Bucciarati believes that resolve involves risking one's own life for a just cause, a standard he constantly holds up to by putting himself in danger and betting on the enemy's lesser resolve to prevail, until his climactic self-sacrifice against Diavolo. During their first fight, Diavolo even praised how Bucciarati kept his consciousness and tried to counterattack despite an open chest wound. He also readily admires this same resolve whenever it shows up in an opponent, noting that Giorno and Pesci (temporarily) have such resolve. According to Giorno, Bucciarati believes in individual freedoms, and that people are free to die however they wish. [9]
However, Bucciarati also particularly despises the drug trade, which caused his father's death [7] and is hurting the population on a massive scale, especially children, thus any mention of it unnerves him. Because of his allegiance to Passione which is selling drugs in the street, Bucciarati is conflicted between his code and his duty as a gang member. Giorno notes that Bucciarati was at odds with himself when he used Sticky Fingers to hide inside the body of a teenager who was addicted to drugs. [9] Due to this, he decided to quietly support Giorno Giovanna's infiltration of the gang while still working for the organization. [10] Shown to be against Narancia joining the gang, telling him to live a normal life, Bucciarati doesn't hold the gangster life in high regard. [11] Bucciarati also looks down on spiteful violence, going back on his praise of Pesci when he saw that Pesci wanted to kill Bucciarati team out of spite rather than tactical insight.

Young Bruno savagely killing a drug dealer [7]

In contrast to his righteousness, Bucciarati has a violent and ruthless side. At the age of twelve, Bucciarati murdered his father's would-be aggressors in cold blood, [7] and as a gangster, kept his tendency toward violence. Upon their first meeting, Bucciarati violently beat down Giorno and referred to his interrogation as a torture session [5] and didn't stop the team from beating and torturing Mario Zucchero. Having worked for a gang for years, Bucciarati is an experienced fighter, being able to discern whenever killing intent is genuine, is unfazed by empty threats, and is able to keep calm even during a desperate looking fight. Likewise, Bucciarati will often use lethal force against his enemies as demonstrated against Prosciutto and Pesci whom he caused to be run over by a train and dismembered, as well as against Secco whom he deafened with a popped car tire.
During a fight, Bucciarati is both brave and cautious. While he is ready to sacrifice himself in order to win, [12] Bucciarati will try tactical retreats and sneak attacks regularly, as seen when he tried to ambush Diavolo. The versatile Sticky Fingers notably allows him to perform unpredictable tricks such as giving himself a greater range or suddenly disappear and maneuver out of trouble. Even when pitted against a physically weaker Stand, Bucciarati takes precautions and thus he can be seen performing a strategic retreat against Gold Experience; [13] even more so against a stronger Stand such as Oasis. [14] Nonetheless, when push comes to shove, Bucciarati will recklessly risk his life if it enables him to win following his philosophy of resolve.

Bucciarati pulls Prosciutto out of a speeding train [15]

Bucciarati is consistently shown to be serious, even as a young child, and usually keeps a serious and unflinching demeanor throughout the story. Moreover, Bucciarati takes his responsibility as a team leader seriously, considering that a lieutenant has the double duties to accomplish the mission but also to ensure that his subordinates live. [16] That makes Bucciarati extremely determined in a fight if the lives of his teammates are in stakes, and Bucciarati routinely takes reckless actions to ensure their safety, for instance dragging Prosciutto out of a speeding train to take him out and prevent him from aging the team to death. During most of the story, Bucciarati always acts with a given objective in mind (take Polpo's treasure or bodyguarding Trish for instance), and always pays mind to it. As a result, Bucciarati can be seen reining in his less disciplined subordinates [17] in regard to focusing on their goal. For the sake of his teammates, Bucciarati keeps a stern façade of determination, ordering his team to carry on despite the recent loss of Abbacchio even though he too was internally distressed by Abbacchio's sudden death. [18]
Bucciarati keeps a strong relationship with his team, being severe but fair and giving them praise whenever he thinks it is earned. His habit of looking for misfits and treating them humanely and often with kindness has indeed secured their loyalty, allowing the majority of the group to stay united under him even when they rebel against the Boss of Passione. [19] Furthermore, each member of Bucciarati's team looks up to his abilities and believe that under his leadership that they can achieve greatness. For instance, Guido Mista was let out of prison thanks to Bucciarati, [20] and Narancia was struck by Bucciarati's stern but humane behavior toward him, [11] both ultimately trusting him to win against Passione. Bucciarati is shown to have a paternal side with Narancia, whom he sheltered and counseled to stay away from the life of a gangster, [11] as well as with Trish whose worries about being the daughter of a mob boss he tries to comfort the best he can. [17] In the brutal world of gangsters, Bucciarati nonetheless holds no illusion that they are constantly risking their lives.


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Caesar A. Zeppeli is a young man of muscular build and sporting unkempt hair, whose distinctive features are two colored spots on both cheeks. (which are his birthmarks) He is extremely handsome, managing to easily swoon several women using his good looks, among other things.
Caesar's trademark accessory is his long thin headband patterned with a row of tessellated triangles and adorned with two feathers on each side of the head.

Caesar Zeppeli was a hot-blooded but focused man, dedicated to the fight against the Pillar Men .
When he was young, Caesar and his siblings were seemingly abandoned by his father , making him a bitter and extremely violent delinquent. When he was saved by his father from the Pillar Men's trap at the cost of his life, Caesar changes his hate into great pride in his family name. [4]

Caesar reminisces the Zeppeli Family's deeds

Caesar is introduced as an arrogant Ripple User looking down on Joseph Joestar's sub-par Ripple ability [5] and missing no occasion to ridicule him and antagonize him in general. However, he reveals himself to be an honorable man, taking pride in his family's tradition of battling evil as well as wishing to avenge the death of his friend, Mark , at the hands of the Pillar Men. [6] When Joseph reveals himself to be an honorable individual as well, their relationship considerably improves. In general, Caesar is respectful to his elders and superiors, most notably his master Lisa Lisa . When it comes to his peers, while he maintains at best shallow relations with those around him, when he truly cares for someone, it is true love, best evidenced by his relationship with Joseph (and pointed it by Messina ).

Punching JoJo after he dismisses the heritage of their respective lineages

Caesar's other defining trait was his short-tempered personality. He was quick to jump to a fight, even though he`d know it was detrimental. Taking great pride in his family name, when Joseph told him that he didn't care about that, Caesar hit him without thinking. [7] That character flaw proved fatal when he made the mistake of rushing to Wamuu's lair alone and then try to finish him off up close. [8] Having great determination, Caesar kept on fighting despite being fatally wounded and made a loud eulogy of the human spirit just before dying. [9] Caesar was nonetheless a very serious person most of the time, zealously fighting the Pillar Men and was exasperated by Joseph's antics.
Caesar was a ladies' man and had a habit of flirting with beautiful women whenever he could, invoking deeply romantic gestures. With his charm and charisma, as well as his own words, he was able to steal the kisses of multiple women with some to minimal interaction beforehand. The only exception to this treatment was Lisa Lisa, despite her noteworthy beauty; She was Caesar's Ripple instructor, whom he claims to respect as much as his own mother.
According to JoJo6251 , Caesar disliked unsophisticated, irresponsible people, and bugs.


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Cameo is a mature man with an athletic build, balding at the top, but keeping long hair on the back of the head.

Cameo was a cowardly man who liked to toy with people's hearts and often acted as a "genie" who turned the wishes of his victim against them.
His strategy consisted of disguising his Stand Judgement as a wish-granting genie to get to his target and then attacking them while their guard was down. He could fabricate additional beings with his Stand (he often chose those who the target had an emotional attachment to) to further the illusion of being a "genie". He lacked a "fatal connection" with his Stand (meaning if the clones were destroyed he wouldn't be injured), so he elected to hide nearby and let his Stand do his dirty work. He often shouted "Hail 2U!" after granting a wish, and he later used it as a battle cry .


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Vittorio is a puny teenage boy, with a frail build, said to have large eyes and sunken cheeks by Zucchero . His body is covered in scars from self-inflicted injuries used to activate his Stand . He possesses a very large bang hanging in front of his face.
Vittorio wears a sleeveless cagoule from which two chains hang, each decorated by one six-pointed star. He also wears a pair of tall sneakers going up his calves.

Vittorio is a psychotic masochist, obsessed with pain. He has a habit of cutting himself with his dagger, expressing pleasure with a loud "Gigigigigi!" while doing so. This masochism is tied to his belief that pain calls the life force inside him. In a related way, Vittorio thinks that civilized life is lacking and that it is a veneer for the emptiness of life, hence his love of pain.
Otherwise, Vittorio acts like a typical thug. He is uneducated and rude, sometimes overfamiliar with people and quick to seek fights. Likewise, he doesn't care about the crimes he's committed. According to Cannolo Murolo , Vittorio doesn't care about anything as he was born at the bottom of society, treated like scum and given no hope. As a result, Vittorio lashed out at everything around him. However, he genuinely admires Massimo and is loyal to him.


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Chariot Requiem is a humanoid Stand of light build and average height. Its most striking feature is that it is completely shrouded in shadows, appearing entirely black. It wears a musketeer hat, one side folded over its top, a coat over which Chariot Requiem sports large rings serving as shoulder pads, a stylized belt, and a trouser decorated with braces around the ankles.
Bucciarati notes that Chariot Requiem is fully materialized and thus ordinary people can see and interact with it. [2] Its face is shown to have an arrow-like mark underneath what seems to be a large, empty eye. Bucciarati even described it as having an appearance similar to 'black plastic'.
Its design is based on the myth of a man wearing pitch-black, resembling Death visiting Austrian composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart W to commission the ultimately-unfinished Requiem that he would work on in his final days. It may be possible that Chariot Requiem's clothes are mimicking the appearance of a nobleman, as the upper class are usually described as being one step above the class of knights in the feudal hierarchy. This Stand also is of unisex design. [1]

Chariot Requiem is the Stand that Polnareff develops when Silver Chariot is stabbed with the Arrow . Polnareff died shortly after the arrow pierced the original Silver Chariot , and, as a result, the Stand survived and moves on its own (much like Notorious B.I.G ).
Chariot Requiem seems to be nearly mindless, generally walking straight forward and ignoring outside stimuli; however, it will attack anyone who tries to take the Arrow from it, having inherited Polnareff's priority of protecting it. Polnareff himself describes the Stand as "berserk". [3]


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Charming Man is a man of above average height and a more muscular build. He has noticeable tattoos under his eyes.

Charming man has a very mistrusting and rough personality similar to Abbacchio from part 5. he usually picks on and looks down on his fellow teammate Usagi Aloha'oe even proposing to leave him behind when he is attacked by an enemy stand showing that he sees him as useless and willing to let him die and not believing him when he says he's being attacked. He also shows a willingness to give up quickly and trying to convince other to give up such as him quickly trying to talk to the police about his brother's disappearance, telling Jodio to give the lava rock quickly while disguised as Paco and telling Dragona to give up on Usagi while he's getting attacked


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Cioccolata is a man of above average build, having short hair save for round locks on the top of his head, which closely resemble microscopic mold, or a microbe. He also bears marks on his forehead, cheeks, and nose, wears earrings, as well as a dark neckband.
Cioccolata wears a stylized bright long coat, in which a cross-shaped lace partially reveals his chest and multiple T-shaped holes cover his sleeves (the anime depicts him with only four per arm). Under the same bright trousers, Cioccolata wears a dark thong.
Cioccolata is primarily depicted as having a white coat with blue lace, golden earrings, green facial markings, and darkened lips (varying between black, purple, and dark blue).

Cioccolata is a skilled, manipulative sadist. According to Diavolo , Cioccolata was a former surgeon dismissed from his hospital for a medical accident two years before the start of Vento Aureo . However, the deaths were not accidents but were just cover-ups for Cioccolata to freely operate on them, diagnosing healthy patients ill before doing so. He would sometimes limit their anesthetics so the patients would regain consciousness mid-operation, allowing him to delight in the patient's suffering and death. By far, Cioccolata is extremely cruel, aside from killing patients and emotionally abusing the elders into committing suicide. The addition of his stand, Green Day, highlights his callous nature--infecting anybody with its remorseless, flesh-eating mold. Even Diavolo is reluctant to dispatch him to get rid of Bucciarati's group and is considered a monster by members of Passione.

Cioccolata feels empowered when he kills others
Cioccolata is driven by his morbid curiosity, insisting on recording every death he witnesses and enjoying every single moment, as he claims these are for his own personal progress as a surgeon. His sadism gives him enough ruthlessness to even endanger Giorno and Mista . Cioccolata is also prone to gloating, presenting his philosophy of one's own progress at the first opportunity and expressing his enjoyment at others' suffering loudly. Near the end of their fight, Cioccolata reveals to Giorno that he believes in a theory of happiness. This theory claims that true happiness can be derived from two kinds of situations: When one's despair is replaced with hope as circumstances get better for them, and when one looks down on another falling into despair themselves, the latter of which Cioccolata takes preference.
While Cioccolata holds firmly in his theory of happiness, he is quite hypocritical if he's met with the ordeal from someone other than himself. When Cioccolata had a beetle emerged from his head from Giorno's Gold Experience with the latter claiming he had beaten him, Cioccolata lunged at him while declaring Giorno mean.
Despite his sadistic nature, Cioccolata is in love with Secco , treating him as a pet of some sort and giving him sugar cubes regularly. He even confides his ambition of surpassing the boss during the fight in his confidence over their shared invincibility, entrusting him with the act of finding the secret to Diavolo's downfall in his final message.
Cioccolata's theory of happiness exemplifies just how greatly arrogant Cioccolata is. While he's confident in Green Day, Cioccolata's gloating and narcissism is proven to his downfall. When he thought he bested Giorno when he took Mista and Coco Jumbo hostage, he bragged about the assumption he won only to have a beetle emerged from his head. In that moment when Giorno stated he was winning against him from the start, Cioccolata flew into a fit of rage and lunged at him.
Cioccolata's utter malice and sadism earned him a prolonged beating from Gold Experience .


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Coco Jumbo is a small land turtle [4] ( 亀 ) whose main characteristic is a key-shaped hole on top of his shell, in which a special key allowing people into its Stand can be placed. Prosciutto describes him as being particularly 'dark' in color [1] .

Color Schemes [ ]

The series is known for alternating colors between media, the information presented below may or may not be canon.

Colored Manga GioGio PS2 Anime Shell and scute (Olive) Skin (Brown) Eyes (Black sclera and yellow irises) Shell and scute (Tan) Skin (Grey) Shell (Green) Skin (Grey) Eyes (Blue) Scute (Dull tan and dark grey)

Despite being an animal Stand user, Coco Jumbo doesn't display any kind of personality or heightened intelligence whatsoever. He seems to, like all turtles, prefer to hide in small, dark places. Even with a conflict going on, Coco Jumbo remains indifferent to the situation, and simply keeps idling. By the end of Vento Aureo , Coco Jumbo's body became permanently affixed to Polnareff's soul, gaining his personality and allowing him to speak to humans.


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Ermes is a woman of above-average height and a fit, medium build.
She wears her hair in braided locks and multiple barrettes and has long, triangular scars approaching her eyes and lips on her forehead and chin.
Ermes also surgically altered her breasts in order to be able to hide money from their sides.
She has some bracelets on her upper arms, and has a yellow shirt.

Despite a tough exterior, Ermes is proud, loyal, and headstrong. She does not shy away from a fight and is willing to do just about anything to put herself in a better situation whether it is taking a bet that could risk her organs to even splitting her own body parts with her Stand ability despite knowing that they eventually have to be fused back, wounding her severely.
Ermes shows a severe sense of resilience, as she was still on her feet and moving around even after Marilyn Manson took her liver and survived the shared experiences of suicide attempts from Thunder McQueen . She has a good sense of justice, yet violently punishes anybody who crosses her way.
Ermes is a particularly rude woman. She speaks in a familiar tone, uses curse words frequently, and is quite violent, having a short temper leading to her frequently shouting in anger at people. Moreover, Ermes is also ready to commit violent acts, for instance wanting to kill Sports Maxx for killing her sister and being brutal when she fights others.


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Jolyne is a young woman of above-average height and slim to athletic build.

Jolyne's birthmark

Bold-eyed, she wears her hair in two "layers": A dark base including two large buns atop her head and a short length going down her neck; above which, lightly dyed or bleached, she keeps a plait or braid that winds around both buns, joining in a short length at back, and bangs that frame her face.
Like all other members of the Joestar family, Jolyne has a small star shaped birthmark on the rear of her left shoulder, close to her neck; and has tattooed on the top of her left forearm the image of butterfly wings superimposed with a downward-pointing dagger, which reappears on the chest of her outfits.
Jolyne's depiction in Part 6 transitions slightly from a slimmer and smoother to a more dynamic and athletic build. Simultaneously, she works through several primarily dark outfits, characterized by a spiderweb-like print.

Flighty, abrupt, and snappy with her elders, Jolyne in her teenage years was easily considered a delinquent and lost cause. Bitter at Jotaro for being absent from her life, she tried multiple times to catch her father's attention by committing multiple minor crimes and went to jail several times for them. Because of her father's absence, Jolyne was said to be dependent on the affection and approval of those around her [9] , and she was ready to cover Romeo's accident, resulting in her being sentenced to 15 years in prison for it [10] .
After acquiring her Stand and being told by Jotaro of his love for her, Jolyne noticeably matures, becoming more courageous and confident. "Reviving" Jotaro, who fell into a coma due to Whitesnake stealing his Stand and memory, turns into her priority. [11]
Jolyne retains her confrontational attitude throughout the story. A former delinquent living in a maximum-security prison, Jolyne had to toughen up and can be especially rude. Her rare interactions with villains are either surly taunts or death threats, knowing how despicable most of them are. She also advocates aggressively asserting herself, especially in the prison, and once told F.F. to violently confront an inmate who cut in the queue for buying their lunch [12] . Jolyne is particularly violent in her fights; she's used the cutting ability of her string to gruesomely wound her opponents, severing ears and nails [13] , for instance. Jolyne also has a vindictive side and repays tenfold any wrong committed against her, notably indirectly cutting Romeo's tongue for betraying her [14] , moreover, Jolyne still holds a little grudge against Gwess , her first enemy, and wants nothing to do with her despite the latter's effort to behave in front of Jolyne.


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Overall, D-I-S-C-O is a tall, fairly handsome, slim man. He has messy, medium-length, curly dark hair, with a large rectangular hair accessory on the left side of his head. He also has blue eyes and a shaved beard with mustache.
D-I-S-C-O wears a long coat similar to ones worn by the police officers from the 18th century. A belt designed with a handcuff shaped belt buckle is strapped around his waist to hold his coat together. He also wears his Stand, Chocolate Disco , like an arm brace on his left forearm.

D-I-S-C-O has a rather expressionless face and personality. He is a man of few words, speaking only to reveal his Stand's name.
When cornered, instead of relying on his Stand's ability, he switches to a revolver, showing that he is at least cunning enough to carry a "last resort" of sorts.
It is unknown what kind of relationship or past he might have had with the President , likely another one of his loyal Stand users, though Gyro Zeppeli believes him to know nothing about Valentine's true plans.


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Daiya is a pretty, petite teenage girl. She has black, chin-length hair with eyebrow-level bangs, and large, dark eyes. Her outfits usually feature headwear with faux bear ears. She also wears vertically-striped thigh highs.

Daiya is the youngest member of Norisuke Higashikata IV 's progeny at 16 years of age. She personifies a certain kawaii , between the toy-like nature of her Stand's appearance and the game-playing it facilitates, her childlike possessiveness of and offense at Josuke Higashikata 's betrayal, and the playful manner of her speech. She is close to her father, who tends to spoil and is overprotective of her, and she returns this affection for her father.
She is infatuated with Josuke. After engaging him with her Stand, she assumes a threatening possessiveness; however, upon her defeat she settles for a warm preference. Josuke finds Daiya as an easy source of information and guidance in the Higashikata household by relying on her need for him to like her, as if to atone for her prior actions. However, he seems to have grown somewhat fond of her at the very least as a friend.
Daiya is severely sight-impaired W , being barely able to see light or read a paper right under her nose, yet she is highly self-reliant and capable of orientation, at least within the family home.


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Daniel is a man of average to above-average height and slim to medium build.
He wears dark hair of middling volume, flowing slightly back and apart from his face, and a trim mustache of medium length. A light surface trails from the bottom of his eyes to points aside his mouth; scored by thin, black, horizontal lines.
He wears a light shirt, dark tie, and a vest of a medium color, printed with spirals.

Daniel J. D'Arby exhibits an affable but sly, knowing character.
Daniel's first and foremost character trait is his love of gambling. He states that he lives for the thrill of gambling (which he recognizes as worthless). This love of gambling is complemented by his enjoyment for cheating, and he proudly admits that cheating is one of his greatest skills shamelessly rigging every game he's seen participating to while justifying himself by claiming that if the cheat isn't exposed, it is "fair" game. His addiction to gambling is such that he can remember specific instances of when he gambled on one. Moreover, D'Arby developed a philosophy comparing gambling to social life, claiming that like gambling, it revolves around fakes and cheats. According to him, those who are stupid enough to be cheated simply deserve it and have no right to complain, exhibiting a belief in a form of social Darwinism. In contrast, D'Arby readily accepts that Jotaro Kujo broke his finger when the student saw through one of his tricks as his punishment.
Therefore, D'Arby has also great pride and confidence in his ability, as he calls himself the greatest gambler in the world. D'Arby reveals himself as soon as he wins Polnareff 's soul and openly challenges Jotaro's group. When his pride is on the line, D'Arby outright states that he isn't battling the Joestar Group for his master DIO but for his pride as a gambler. During their poker game, D'Arby didn't hesitate to taunt Jotaro through harmless commentaries during their poker to better rub his first victory in his face. However, when the pressure of having to gamble information on The World while Jotaro erased any certainty about his hand proved too much to handle, D'Arby went mad.
D'Arby seems to hold some pride in his family name, making the effort of spelling it to the Joestar group and being angered when Joseph Joestar persists in calling him by the wrong name even after being corrected (which would be perceived as a grave insult to Japanese audiences), though this may have been part of his plan.


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Danny resembles a large and lean harlequin Great Dane W with cropped ears. He is white and spotted with black, although the patterns vary between media.

Danny is cheerful, given his active play with Jonathan.
Danny was timid and fearful before he saved Jonathan's life. George Joestar I comments that Danny is a very gentle dog who saved a drowning Jonathan despite the boy having antagonized him for a while, as Danny respects the value of life.


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Dario appears as an elder man with a stocky build, a balding mullet, a white beard, a scar crossing his forehead, and is missing several teeth.
Dario has a tattoo on his chest of a cross with the words 'In memory of mother' visible.

Dario Brando is portrayed as a corrupt, alcoholic, and abusive father, as well as extremely immoral. Being a petty thief, Dario has no qualm stealing from the dead, notably stealing a then unconscious George Joestar's ring, believing him to be dead. He also told his companion to let Jonathan, then a baby, die. When George woke up, Dario tricked him into believing he was saving him, hoping to exploit the gentleman's naivete. When George covered for him out of kindness, Dario couldn't understand the gesture. [2]
Dario was an abusive husband and father, having presumably forced his wife to work to death. He was hated by his own son, whom he would yell at and beat for the flimsiest reasons. At some point, he asked his son to sell his dead mother's clothes in order to buy more booze. His alcoholic nature was shared with Dio, who hated himself for resembling his father after getting drunk. [3]
Nonetheless, he cared about Dio enough to let him be adopted within the Joestar Family . [2]


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Devo is a tall Native American of muscular build with long dark hair. His face and body are covered by countless scars: the results of Devo letting his opponents attack him in order to make his anger and his Stand 's power grows.
Devo's clothing consists of a tall coat with torn off sleeves, no undershirt, gloves that nearly take up his entire forearm, blue jeans, and boots. In the anime, Devo's coat receives a design on either side based on the patterns commonly seen in Native American clothes.

At first, Polnareff believes Devo to be a complete idiot, since he was hiding in the fridge of Polnareff 's room and left all the drinks outside above said fridge, making himself easily detectable. But Devo pretended to be sloppy to be detected by Polnareff and get hit by his Stand. He is also extremely sadomasochistic, taking blows with ecstatic joy while planning to kill his victims in brutal ways. Through the control of his doll, he is revealed to be more psychotic and perverse in torturing his victims, but is also cowardly when put in a critical situation.


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Diego is a young man of below-average height and slim to medium build. He has golden blond hair, dark eyebrows, and light, sharp eyes.
He commonly wears an Equestrian helmet W with the letters "DIO" loosely mounted on bending pins emerging from a small ribbon tied at its front, a turtleneck jumper patterned with a diagonal grid, light, mid-forearm-length gloves, light, wide-legged Breeches W , and tall, dark Riding boot W 's.
After obtaining the Corpse's left eye and fusing it with his own, his left eye's iris has the word "TURBO" engraved on it, and he temporarily gains a mark under said eye reading "DIO", contrasting to the cross Gyro gains from the right eye.

During his childhood, Diego was a good-natured and resourceful kid [6] . His mother raised him with love and taught him to keep his dignity in even the direst of situations. At age five, witnessing his mother sacrificing her hands so that he could be fed, Diego developed a resentment of everyone around him for allowing that terrible incident to happen, along with an insatiable ambition [7] .
Since then Diego has been driven to climb the social ladder in order to get back at everyone who wronged him in the past. Upon hearing about the Corpses, he first sought them for himself and as soon as he found himself in a disadvantageous position with a crippled horse, didn't waste time in proposing his services to Funny Valentine , demanding mayorship of Manhattan in exchange for his participation [8] . He harbors a grudge against his biological father Dario, and was ready to cooperate with Hot Pants when she proposed to tell him about his whereabouts [9] .
Using any opportunity, he is said to have married an old woman for her wealth [10] , and in the same vein, participated in the Steel Ball Run for prestige. Diego is particularly vindictive against anyone who gets in his way, and doesn't hesitate to injure or kill them, although he doesn't manifest murderous intents automatically. For instance, at one point during the race he warns Gyro to stay away from him as the latter tried to attack him [11] .
Diego possesses a strong misanthropy, describing humanity as a "flock of pigeons", and resents humans as a whole for the death of his mother [12] . Thus Diego is naturally solitary, never looking to bond with anyone, and in case he has to cooperate with someone, he will keep a certain amount of separation between them. Diego sees human life as worthless and will sacrifice anyone to further his goals without hesitation. For instance, he allowed Wekapipo to be killed by D4C 's ability in order to escape from a flag [13] .


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The second Diego is virtually identical in appearance to the first. He is a young man of below-average height and slim to medium build. He has light hair, dark eyebrows, and light, bold eyes.
He commonly wears an Equestrian helmet W with the letters "D", "I", and "O" mounted on bending pins emerging from a small ribbon tied at its front, a turtleneck jumper patterned with a diagonal grid, light, mid-forearm-length gloves, light, wide-legged breeches W , and tall, dark Riding boot W .

The Diego Brando from Another World is much crueler than the original Diego, driven purely by the goal of using the Corpse's power for himself. Alternate Diego is shown to be more than willing to sacrifice innocent people for his own sake by using them as human shields and mockingly berates Johnny for accidentally killing them, showing no remorse himself.
During the final stage of the race he attempts multiple times to kill Johnny in inventively violent ways such as by throwing knives during stopped-time or using matches to burn him alive.
Significantly more predatory and lascivious than the original Diego Brando, he even forces himself on Lucy while bleeding profusely from a dire injury. He chokes and molests the teenage girl, describing how he intends to thoroughly degrade her when his leg is healed.


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Diego's mother was a young woman who had long dark hair, save for two locks of blonde hair at the front.

Despite burying her infant son alive, Diego's mother quickly changed her mind and dedicated herself entirely to his well-being afterward. Despite living in poverty, she made it a point to teach her son pride and sought to keep her dignity, and made any sacrifices to raise Diego , going as far as burning her own hands with hot soup on a daily basis when they didn't have cups.


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Dija is a man of average build with light-brown skin tone, and dark brown hair and beard. He gives off a calm demeanor, and is usually seen with a mouse wearing a bell-boy hat W on his shoulder.
His attire mainly consists of a gold-trimmed double layered longcoat with a popped collar. He also a wears a matching bell-boy hat, white gloves, key-shaped earrings, a gold chain and a pair of pointed shoes.

At first glance, Dija appears gentle and polite, but on the inside, he is actually quite sly and cunning. He takes great pride in his stand's ability to kill people without dirtying his hands.
Very punctual, clean, and an all around perfectionist, Dija prefers others to be within at least a meter from him. He has trust issues due to childhood trauma involving his friend going home and leaving him behind during a game of hide-and-seek. [1]


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Dire is a very muscular mature man who has chiseled features and has light hair and an oversized flattop W . He wears a light leather armor over cotton clothes.

Dire is portrayed as a fierce but honorable Ripple User and fighter. Upon meeting Jonathan , he tests Jonathan's fighting ability at countering an imperfect Thunder Split Attack, and later asks Jonathan that he lets him fight Dio one on one to avenge his friend Will A. Zeppeli. Even in death, Dire is determined, taunting Dio one last time by sending a Ripple-infused rose into the vampire's eye.


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Donovan is a mature athletic man whose dark hair is slicked back. His skin is colored differently around his eyes, starting from a wide area on his hairline and converging to the side of the root of his nose.
Donovan wears a sleeveless officer outfit.

Donovan is a sadistic and deadly Nazi soldier. He initially presents himself as a confident fighter and seems to specialize in torture, claiming that he will find a way to make Joseph pass out from blood loss without killing him, and says that he would never talk, even when under torture. This proves to be a facade, as Joseph quickly makes him talk about the Nazi base just minutes after torturing him.


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Doobie is a large, muscular zombie with a sack on his head, in order to conceal his secret weapons and monstrous face. After he removes it during the battle with Jonathan, his horrible head and the snakes that live in it are revealed. His body also appears to be covered in a unknown liquid.

Having appeared for only a few pages, Doobie's personality doesn't show any particular traits. He is however, a rather violent being, even trying to assault Poco's sister , having no interest outside killing and serving his evil master.


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Doremifasolati Do is described as a Rock Animal [1] with a caterpillar-like body. [2] Its face vaguely resembles that of a dog or bear with the tongue constantly sticking out. Its head sports several grooves, having deeper grooves extending from its eye-sockets. The rest of its torso is made up of several flat rectangular stones, adorned with designs resembling human arms. These flat stones provide excellent defense from attacks and can be shifted rapidly like tank treads to mobilize underground.
On each side of Doremifasolati Do's torso are two stones that are topped with spinning rock-like human hands. [2] Doremifasolati Do also has a tail in the shape of humanoid legs [2] that is made up of the aforementioned stones, allowing it to stand when above ground. Its torso lacks any internal organs, instead being hollow. This functions as a makeshift cockpit, allowing a person to hide within its body like a shell.
In the colored manga, Doremifasolati Do appears brown with the spinning human hands and face appearing white with black markings and a red tongue.

Doremifasolati Do displays a very low level of intelligence [2] and doesn't exhibit any notable personality traits. It follows Urban Guerrilla and protects him from harm, implying a sense of loyalty and basic intelligence. Aside from this, Doremifasolati Do has yet to show the ability to speak.
It's mentioned that its diet may consist of insects or roots inside the ground, or possibly the dirt itself. It uses its nose to sniff around and tongue to lick objects. [2]


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Dot Han is a muscular man, with a mostly shaved head and ponytail.

Little is known about Dot Han's personality though early in the race he appeared to be quite confident in his racing ability, like most people he was confused and horrified while under the effects of a Stand .


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Dr. Ferdinand is a man with blond hair - most of which being hidden under a thick, beige hood - that is parted on the left. He has long bangs that are arranged on the right side of his face.
His outfit's most notable feature is the several roses near the top of his long main garment, which appears to be only slightly shorter than his coat and resembles a dress or tunic. He dons a long, hooded coat, gloves, kneepads, pants and boots. Everything but the coat and kneepads appears to be the same colour (depicted as deep red in digital colour).
He looks somewhat androgynous and seems to be wearing mascara - particularly below his eyes - and perhaps lipstick.

Dr. Ferdinand was a geologist and a paleontologist with a very flamboyant personality. For him, the most important thing in the world is respect ; he has a great respect for the planet, to the point he'd get senselessly furious should he see somebody spitting on the ground or littering. He's convinced that Earth brings prosperity only to those who respect the soil and has come to believe that dinosaurs, the once undisputed rulers of the world, died because their small brains couldn't understand this basic ideal.
Dr. Ferdinand is also the first Steel Ball Run antagonist to be truly devoted to Funny Valentine , and not just a mercenary. He tries to obtain the Saint's Corpse , as he believes the completed body would bring not only respect and prosperity to whoever obtains all the pieces, but true power and an eternal kingdom. He plans to recover them for the President, the only one who can actually exploit this power for the glory of a nation.


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Dragona is a slender 18-year-old with tanned skin and long, dark, dreadlocked hair that parts into long straight bangs. Upon their head they wear a wreath of flowers with some having elongated petals that are reminiscent of hands.

Dragona Joestar's birthmark

Their appearance is heavily themed after dragons, as they have several stylized dragon tattoos on their shoulders and left thigh. Dragona also has triple claw-like tattoos on their chest, arms, and left thigh. Moreover, they wear a necklace bearing a plate engraved with a stylized "D" which is made to look like a dragon. During their first appearance, Dragona wore a plain dark bikini with a belt and arm rings; however, in later appearances, they don a dress. To appear even more feminine, their breasts have been given cosmetic injections to make them more prominent.
As a member of the Joestar Family , Dragona has the Star Birthmark located on their left shoulder.

Dragona Joestar is a jovial and carefree individual. They have a passion for female fashion, often wearing women's clothing and at some point taking injection fillings. This passion has lead to them working at the Iko Iko Boutique of fashion. Dragona also speaks effeminately, using the feminine first-person pronoun あたし (atashi) to refer to themself and saying things in a cute, feminine manner such as elongating the word "OK" into "Okaayy". Despite this, their brother still refers to them as his "older brother" (兄) , and Dragona doesn't reprimand him for doing so. As such, Dragona's gender identity yet remains a mystery.
Dragona is an amiable, active youth who participates in various crimes alongside their brother. Their Stand, Smooth Operators, doesn't have the same offensive capabilities as Jodio's Stand, however, so their methods of dealing with a threat tend to revolve around subterfuge or persuasion. Compared to their younger brother, they seem to have a stronger moral compass, even demanding Jodio spare the policeman who molested them, though he still thanked Jodio for protecting him and even helped in erasing the evidence. In addition, Dragona also takes their regular job at the fashion boutique seriously and heavily disapproves of their fellow gangster Paco stealing from the clients, scolding him and even pulling his ear to punish him.
From Jodio's narration, it can be inferred that Dragona is physically active. They jog every morning and follow yoga courses. Dragona's motto that they heard from an Indian yoga instructor is to "Be sure not to push yourself too hard, but don't give up", indicating a preference for steady effort. One of Dragona's favorite foods is papaya, as it is the only thing they eat for breakfast.


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All eleven men share similar outfits consisting of a flat brim cowboy hat, a range coat, and a belt with a holster for their gun. Most of them have a pattern featuring small writing spread all over their hair and facial hair like a newspaper or a book.

Not much is known about their personality but they have an uncanny ability to act in unison. They also are ruthless murderers, patiently hunting after Gyro and Johnny then during their fight, using their comrades' corpses as shields.


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Emporio is an 11-year-old boy of slim, muscular build. He has light, curly hair, and light, yellow-brown eyes.
Emporio is almost always seen wearing a striped baseball uniform (which appears to be the type worn by the Chicago Cubs W ), including a cap.

Emporio is first shown as a timid, awkward boy, rather unwilling to join the battle.
However, as he continues to help the heroes, he is slowly dragged into the fight himself. He proves helpful by using his computer to gain information regarding the villains' powers, and in helping Jolyne out of several tight spots by hiding her in his "ghost room."
When caught in a conflict, he is not usually able to fight back. The main exception to this is his final confrontation with Pucci when he is helped by Weather Report 's aforementioned Stand.


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Like his original counterpart, Pucci is a calm man, he maintains his notable hairstyle and sideburns. He wears a priest robe with shoulder pads on the shoulder cuffs.


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Esidisi's appearance is that of a tall, dark skinned, and very well-built man. He has light hair, protruding in a bouffant tuft from under a tall headpiece. A dark painted or tattooed X mark spans his face, joined at the bridge of his nose, touching the middle of his forehead and jaw. He commonly wears a nose ring in his right nostril, and great, thick hoop earrings. His brow rests in a sinister scowl.
During his fight with Joseph , his top is bare save for leather-like patches stitched to his skin at his shoulders and chest.

Like Wamuu and Kars , Esidisi is very confident in his powers and abilities and sees humans as inferior. He is particularly smug towards Joseph and enjoyed outwitting the human. Despite this, Esidisi is very affable and acts calm a majority of the time, tranquilly assessing the situation before taking action. Esidisi never loses sight of his goal, and will always act to get the Red Stone of Aja. But he has a dangerous temper so he tends to emotionally break down as a calming mechanism, the abrupt tantrum and sobbing also serving as an unsettling destabilization tactic.
Esidisi's devotion to Kars' goals is so adamant that he would gladly lower himself to bring them to fruition, as Joseph noted to be the Pillar Man's motivation for possessing the defenseless Suzi Q .


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Faraday appears as an old man with a few wrinkles. He has thick eyebrows and and short slicked and combed over hair. He is seen wearing a black suit with a tie with buttons.


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Apart from the two stripes or scars on each side of his head, there's not much to be said about Forever's appearance. He resembles a normal orangutan, though he does dress in a captain uniform after his Stand is revealed. Like a normal orangutan, Forever's strength is approximately 5 times greater than a normal person, enabling him to easily rip a person's arm off. Unlike some male orangutans, he does not have prominent cheek pads or a throat pouch.

Forever will sometimes act like a human being. He seems to be attracted to human females - he looks at dirty magazines and seems to lust for Anne . He also smokes cigarettes and can cut his own apples, showing unusually civilized behavior for an orangutan. Furthermore, he can read and quickly solve puzzle games, like a Rubik's cube.
These human abilities coexist with his brutal animal nature: he plays with his victims, confident of his control over the ship, but should his strong sense of pride be hurt, he loses his calm and quickly becomes violent. His character design is presumably inspired by the super-intelligent yet malicious orangutan from the movie, Link W . [2]
Like many other Stand Users from Stardust Crusaders, Forever is a henchman of DIO who has been ordered to kill Jotaro Kujo and his friends before they reach Egypt, where DIO lurks.


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Formaggio is a short-haired man with a buzzcut hairstyle of athletic build and average height.
Formaggio wears a mesh shirt with assorted arm warmers, over which he wears a leather jacket decorated with studs on the shoulders. He also wears a pair of dark trousers.

Formaggio comes off as a very relaxed individual. Unlike most of the pursuing assassins, Formaggio introduces himself openly to Narancia , trying to chit-chat, and laughing at his own jokes. In the anime adaptation, this side of him is expanded upon by showing him acting the same way toward his teammate Pesci with a dark joke, inviting several teammates to watch a football match, and taunting Illuso back when being sneered at. His relaxed attitude is highlighted by a verbal tic, as he regularly expresses his bored resignation to bad circumstances by saying " It can't be helped " ( しょう が ねえなあ---つ , Shō ga neenaa ) . Formaggio focuses more during battle and when he is pressured, however.
Like the other assassins, Formaggio shows almost no regard for human life and is quite sadistic in tormenting his enemies. For instance, he has no problem pitting a shrunken Narancia against a spider. Despite this, Formaggio also has some standards, expressing that he doesn't really want to see someone being eaten alive by a spider, and being horrified at Sorbet and Gelato's gruesome death.
Formaggio's Stand , Little Feet , is sneered at by the rest of his team, leading to Formaggio slightly resenting them for this.


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Pannacotta Fugo is a young man of slim to average build with spiky hair. He has large bangs going down the right side of his face, the quantity of which varies throughout his appearances. In the anime adaptation, he instead has three bangs hanging to his forehead.
Fugo wears a two-piece suit filled with holes on the sleeves and legs and has a watch on his left wrist. Originally his jacket had a hole on the chest as well, but past Chapter 469: " Capo Bucciarati; The First Order from the Boss " it is portrayed as a one-button suit jacket. He also wears a belt to support his pants and a tie with a strawberry pattern. His shoes have the same strawberry pattern on the front of them. In his earliest appearances, he had earrings with wishing lamp symbols on them.
In the past, he wore a collared shirt underneath his jacket and kept his hair shorter.
According to Araki, Fugo actually wears a thong under his suit. [4]

Pannacotta Fugo is a serious and caring but easily enraged youth.
Fugo has a very caring personality, as shown in his past when he brings a young Narancia , who was suffering from hunger and from an eye disease, into a restaurant and asks Bucciarati to give him food [5] . He even continues to greatly care for Narancia, tutoring him [6] and acting protective of him at times. Fugo is usually a friendly member of the group, easily mingling with the turbulent Mista and Narancia [7] , being the first to greet Trish Una [8] , and openly acknowledging Giorno's ability and greatly praising him after their fight together [9] .
Fugo is extremely violent when he snaps
However, once upset Fugo is quite hotheaded and violent. It is stated that he dropped out of school because he bashed his teacher with an encyclopedia [10] . He was also shown to violently stab Narancia with a fork and slam his head over a table when the latter made a basic mistake [6] and jabbing him in the stomach with keys when he repeatedly restated orders incorrectly [11] . His Stand, when shown to be belligerent, is said to reflect this aspect of his personality [12] . The anime adaptation expands upon this, showing that Fugo was mentally unstable because of the pressure of his parents to achieve the highest academic grades, containing violent or even murderous impulses during his entire youth. Fugo only became openly angry at a lecherous teacher and has never since tried to solve his anger issues. [13]
Fugo is also a very intelligent and serious member. Though he did indeed drop out of school in the end, it still stands that his academic ability allowed him to enter university level at the age of only 13 [10] . During Team Bucciarati's bodyguarding mission, he was one of the most cautious and would frequently advise for the safer option. When presented with the choice to stay with Bucciarati's group and betray the Boss or leave and seek safety, Fugo deserted the group, having resigned to the logical reasoning of the group inevitably having to battle The Boss [14] .


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Fujiko has black hair, and wears glasses. she wears a T-shirt that has comic book panels on them. Since she is an artist, she has a pencil and sketch-board on her at all times. The sketch board is held on her shoulders.

Fujiko has what could be described as an introverted personality. She finds excitement through drawing and has more of an obsession of drawing erotic art. It is also shown that she feels joy when complimented. As shown when she becomes infatuated with Jolyne after she compliments her art, and allows Fujiko to draw her.


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Fukashigi appears similarly to his brother Muryotaisu. He appears to be a tall man with hair shaped like a wide sideways hair bun with rolls similar to Giorno . He initially wore a white t-shirt with a number that says 10 64 on the side and now currently wears his black uniform from school.

Fukashigi's Stand NYPD Blue pulling out its Colt Python

Fukashigi acts similarly to Okuyasu Nijimura (from the original universe) and seems to be very short-tempered after attempting to attack Joji without a proper introduction.
Though, he is very willing to avenge his friends after being murdered by Kira and is brave enough to fend off of the gang members from Nero Nero Island .


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Funnier Valentine appears with long, curly hair shaped into thick rings. He appears with wrinkles and wears a black uniform. It has three rows of stars, and wears a turtleneck with an eagle on the front.
Like his father, he wears a pair of net-patterned gloves. Due to his age, he appears with wrinkles and thick eyebrows.

Funnier is as patriotic as his bloodline and is often also the leader of any groups he comes across, like the mars mission. He stays relatively calm and is very good at acting since nobody in the crew expected his plan, not even Jorge .
He is revealed to be a deceiving and cunning man at the end. He kills his crew in order to achieve his goal. He consciously understands a persons true colors and nature, speaking about his crew and even calling Pucci a sinner even as a servant of God.


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Like his original counterpart, Funny Valentine has long and curly hair, and similar clothes to his original counterpart. He has a few wrinkles and thick eyebrows, due to his age.


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Chiho is a young Japanese girl with long light hair. Like Takuma, Chiho is very thin and frail-looking.

Chiho is an inquisitive girl with a passion for writing, but is otherwise ordinary.
After discovering a passion for literature and especially writing stories, Chiho dreams of becoming a writer, and is writing her own book. She investigates Morioh's landmarks in order to get material for her stories and looks up to Takuma as a senpai knowledgeable in literature, in contrast to her forgetfulness. Chiho herself reads a lot and the smell of old books makes her feel at ease. Children's books are her favorite type of books.
In contrast, Chiho is uninterested in typical feminine activities like make-up.
Because of her passion, Chiho especially frequents Takuma, the only person she feels can freely talk about writing a novel with.
When she was a child, Chiho was almost mugged, and a mysterious boy saved her. She developed a friendship with Takuma as she believes he could be her savior, and then falls in love with him. Even after she learns that Takuma is her half-brother, she decides to give birth to their child so that Takuma wouldn't have entirely wasted his life.


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Teruhiko Futaba is a Japanese man noted to have good looks.
During a trip, Teruhiko was cut in the shoulder by an Arrow , resulting in a horse-shaped mark.
He is noted to have a beard.
It can be deduced from Takuma Hasumi and Akari Hirai 's different hair colors that he has light hair.

When Akari met Teruhiko, he acted as a calm, withdrawn man who preferred to work alone rather than go to parties. However when talked to, he showed a suave and level-headed personality. Teruhiko also expressed the dream of helping children being proud of their town and its buildings.
In truth, this attitude is a facade; Teruhiko is a corrupt man who swindled millions of yens from his construction projects, and had a mistress while dating Akari. When she discovered his crimes, Teruhiko tried to kill her repeatedly, only to imprison her for several months to push her to reveal where she hid his stolen money. During that time, he constantly hypocritically lamented how "selfish" Akari was, and threatened to kill her parents.
Teruhiko adores his daughter, Chiho, and after his divorce from his wife, he became overprotective of her.


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George Joestar is a middle-aged man of medium build and height. He is typically short-haired but has a few locks of hair long enough to partially cover his forehead and also has a mustache.
George Joestar is typically seen in a three-piece suit and either has a tie or a bow tie.

George is kind, though easily misguided. The most apparent example is when he mistakenly believes Dario Brando saved his life, though the latter was actually attempting to rob him of his possessions. [1] Even when George understands this to some extent, he shows his generosity by claiming that he willingly gave his ring to Dario and easily gets him out of jail. Nevertheless, George still honors Dario by taking in his child and doesn't notice Dio's wrongdoings. Once he does notice, he accuses Dario for Dio's behavior.
George loves his son, but is strict towards him, especially after Dio came along which offered George someone to compare Jonathan with, as he wished to make a gentleman out of him. Although he uses physical punishment and food deprivation to punish Jonathan, [2] they are more a reflection of his time's customs than his own character. He notably shows his fatherly love through taking a fatal knife stab instead of Jonathan.


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George resembles his father Jonathan and his son Joseph. He is only seen wearing a military dress uniform W . His hair is supposedly short and black.


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George Joestar is a mature man of average height who is slightly overweight, having dark hair into a regular cut and a small mustache.
His hair eventually greyed with age.

George is an acclaimed horse trainer.
In the past, he was a strict father to his son, not only having forbidden a young Johnny from bringing an adopted mouse to the table, but then ordering that the mouse was drowned and shown to him. Because he was mindful of his reputation among the British, George was particularly severe when it came to gentleman manners. George is was shown to be extremely sad and bitter over Nicholas ' death. According to Johnny, George would spend the next seven years reminiscing on Nicholas' immense talent while downplaying Johnny's own achievements. It culminated into a fight over Nicholas' old riding boots: when Johnny sought to use them, George refused to hand them over and "insult Nicholas' memory"; when he tripped into a glass cabinet and injured his neck on the glass, he then declared that God took the wrong son, disavowing Johnny and breaking his heart.
George ultimately changed his mind over time. He met his son Johnny in New York during the final stage of the Steel Ball Run , waving Nicholas' boots as a silent gesture of reconciliation. Finally, he publicly declared his shame over letting his son suffer and then his pride in his achievement of having crossed the United States.


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Ghiaccio, is a man of below-average height and slim to medium build.
His light blue hair clings to his head in a low number of large spirals, and he wears a pair of thick-rimmed glasses that are broken by Mista during his battle with them. Ghiaccio also keeps a blouse buttoned at the side of the chest and a band patterned trousers. In the manga, he wears brown leather fingerless gloves, while the anime attaches them to his suit and makes them white. Unlike the rest of the Hitman Team, who wear boots or shoes, Ghiaccio wears sneakers.
Ghiaccio wears his Stand , a white, full-body suit, for the majority of his feature.

Ghiaccio is a confident and short-tempered assassin who, despite his quirks, is rather level-headed.
Wielding the dangerously powerful ice-based Stand, White Album, Ghiaccio is understandably confident in his abilities and disdains most of the enemy's actions, which he deems as futile. Unlike the rest of his teammates, Ghiaccio openly confronts Giorno and Mista alone (having assumed the rest of the team was nearby too) and even openly monologues his plans out loud. Conversely, when the two of them attempt anything against him, Ghiaccio doesn't hesitate to taunt them or ridicule their futile attempts, such as when he tells Mista to jump into the water to see whether he can really outpace White Album's freezing ability, also demonstrating his power by freezing a sizeable stretch of water in an instant. His pride is expanded upon in the anime, in which he claims that La Squadra Esecuzioni is "the best" out of all the teams in Passione . However, Ghiaccio demonstrates that he isn't simply arrogant and commends Mista for giving him a hard fight despite his weaker Stand .
Although he is extremely prideful, Ghiaccio is conscious about his weaknesses and has devised plans to alleviate his need to have an air hole on White Album. If the need presents itself, Ghiaccio is able to freeze the air to counter against projectiles and cover the air hole. Moreover, on the rare occasion where he is at a disadvantage, Ghiaccio also shows he can think quickly to reverse the situation. For instance, when he is nearly impaled on a spike, Ghiaccio uses his own flowing blood to create pillars and support himself.
He has a fixation with language, whether derived by his own pride or otherwise, expressing annoyance at the confusing wording of nonsensical metaphors as well as how foreign languages do not respect Italian words (such as spelling " Venice W " in English instead of "Venezia"). During these fits of anger, Ghiaccio becomes so unnerved he begins to sweat out of wrath and vents his frustration through breaking nearby objects or dramatic arm-waving. His choleric side is expanded upon in the anime as he is seen complaining the loudest about his team's comparatively meager revenues. His arrogance is expanded upon as well; when he reported Polpo 's suicide to the other members of Passione, he referred to Polpo as "Volvo", a shortening of the phrase "volvere", meaning "to roll". In other words, he called one of his superiors morbidly obese.


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Like his original counterpart, Giorno maintains his golden hair and his three distinctive oversized curls and his suit.

Jorge mentions that he wasn't very intimidating, but there was more to him. He reminds him of a "world-class swimmer standing on land" because he had somehow turned thugs like Mista and Doppio into his subordinates. [2]


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Unlike his original counterpart, Soundman is fully-clothed and maintains a similar hairstyle just without braids. His short has a similar native design and has shoulder and elbow pads.


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Gray Fly appears as an old man with a gray horseshoe hairstyle, and an imprint of a stag beetle on his tongue. in the anime adaptation , this imprint is shown appearing shortly after his Stand's destruction.

He seems normal at first, but he is plain evil, taking up a modus operandi of killing his victims by cutting off their tongues with his Stand. His sadistic personality drives him to kill people just for fun. He has been known as a Stand user who causes multiple accidents and kills people to steal their valuables. Kakyoin notes that DIO didn't need to use a spore to control him, so he was probably just hired to kill the Joestar Group .


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Gregorio Zeppeli is a mature Italian man, his face being noticeably wrinkled with a constantly serious and severe look to him. His most distinctive feature is his facial hair, consisting of a soul patch covering the space from the lips to the chin, and two symmetrical zigzagging stripes of hair along the cheeks connecting to the hair. Although Gregorio Zeppeli keeps short hair cut into a flattop, he has a ponytail too. The design of the beard changed during his life.
Gregorio is shown in different outfits. The first time he was clothed in a dark jacket and trousers. He also adorned the executioner outfit of his country, and was also featured having a typical surgeon's outfit.

Gregorio Zeppeli is a somber and serious man, whose loyalty lies in his king and his family.
Gregorio's life is centered around his responsibilities as patriarch of the Zeppeli Family , surgeon and executioner of the Kingdom of Naples, each of whom he takes extremely seriously and considers an honor to fulfill perfectly. Gregorio is loyal to his king, whom he considers a servant of God, and often thinks about how he and his son must best serve their country. Gregorio respects the letter of the law and considers that one must obey it, no matter the circumstance. Likewise, he doesn't like when one questions orders or even think about questioning it. Indeed, Gyro pictured his father scolding him for doing this and ordering him to return to Naples. Gregorio also considers that one must honor his ancestors.
Gregorio thinks that to best serve as an executioner, he must sever himself from sentimentality as he thinks sentimentality leads to potential spiritual weaknesses. As such he took extreme measures to not cultivates particularly emotive memories: apart from his family, Gregorio practically cultivates no social ties and is said to not have friends, doesn't participate to social events and even then he makes it a point to be very cold and severe with his son Gyro, not even celebrating his son's graduation from school. On the other hand, he has never raised his voice against his unruly son either. Wanting to impart this philosophy, Gregorio often tells his eldest son Gyro that the Zeppeli family was in the hands of the monarchy and that it was not in the position of the monarch's subordinates to be sentimental. Likewise, Gregorio approaches his work coldly, and doesn't make a difference between criminals and innocent, as long as they are sentenced to death.
Stating that true happiness lies in the family, Gregorio considers that protecting and honoring one's family is one's true obligation. He has taught his eldest son Gyro everything he knows, wishing to impart all of his family's traditions and honor his ancestors' work. He thus severely taught him everything about medicine, the Spin and how to become an executioner. He taught his son several of his other thoughts, such as his belief in miracles.
However, Gregorio was shown to be at heart, benevolent. For instance, he hid Wekapipo 's sister in the countryside after Wekapipo was exiled to protect her. He was also keeping her blind so that her husband would stop thinking about her.


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The Guard Rail looks simply like a normal guard rail. It has a second, true form, in which it appears with human eyes.


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Mista is a teenager of above-average height and medium build. In contrast to the usual character design, Mista possesses large black irises. He wears uniquely shaped headgear with a diagonal grid pattern and the front shaped like an arrow pointing downward. He is known to keep a lot of things inside his hat, particularly ammunition, as he typically prefers to keep his hands free. [3]
Mista's attire consists of a turtleneck crop top cashmere sweater with a design similar to his hat, tiger striped-leather pants that he uses to store his gun, a thick belt, and boots. In his first appearance, the pants lacked the tiger stripes and belt and had a loincloth. Due to the quality of the material, he likely spends the most money on clothing out of Team Bucciarati. [3]
Mista carries with him a short-barreled revolver essential to his fighting ability. The revolver is equipped with a hammer shroud, contains six bullets in the swing-out style cylinder and is used with hollow-point bullets. The revolver is consistently portrayed as being purple across adaptations.
Trish Una has commented that Mista has a significant amount of body hair, including hair on his fingers. She also mentions that he smells comforting, albeit unpleasant at first.

Easy-going and relaxed whenever the number "4" is not involved, Guido Mista is also a resolute gunslinger when in battle.
Mista comes off as a laid-back teenager, being one of the least serious members of Team Bucciarati , although not as childish as Narancia . His backstory describes him as a carefree individual, whose goal was to enjoy simple, daily, and worldly pleasures such as food or pretty girls. [4] During idle times, Mista can often be seen reading books or magazines. [5] [6] His simplicity would be mistaken as idiocy by those that did not know him well, when, in reality, he'd rather not trouble himself by thinking of complicated matters. Mista is also one of the most sociable members of the group, regularly seen bringing random conversation subjects out of nowhere, such as asking if vegetarians would wear leather-based clothing, or if human flesh would taste bad as a result of a natural diet that includes meat. [7] [8]

Mista is no stranger to casual violence

While Mista may act nonchalant, he is one of the rudest members of the cast. He easily commits violent acts, already having a history of going into fights for the petty reason that someone would badmouth his favorite movie star, [4] and during the course of Vento Aureo displays a willingness to commit outright torture or murder with a casual approach to them; he hooked Zucchero's eyelid to a fishing line and threatened to burn his retina with the sun, [9] had no hesitation in shooting Sale in the head on sight and thinking him dead, [10] and threatened to execute Pesci if he didn't answer a question on the count of two. [11] Other such acts include readily sabotaging Narancia's stereo because the music annoyed him [12] or knocking out a truck driver unwittingly transporting Team Bucciarati when threatened with them being discovered. He has also been shown to be very ill-mannered at times, using coarse language and often taunting his enemies when he has the upper hand in battle. More funnily, he also has been eyeing Trish during his bodyguarding mission, despite the imagined risks. [13]
However, Mista is still a good person at heart. He jumped to the rescue of a beaten up woman without thinking and while he acts rough with civilians, [14] he doesn't endanger them as his enemies do, showing genuine shock at the destruction Green Day causes. [15]
Mista shows a great deal of confidence in his ability, saying that his Stand Sex Pistols is suited for assassination [16] and often insisting on his achievements, first when reminding Fugo that he defeated Sale alone to secure the group's coming to Capri [17] or getting upset that Giorno would doubt his swift "victory" against Carne, thinking that he was just that good. [18] However, the Sleeping Slaves arc shows that, if it were to save Bucciarati and with a problem he doesn't see how to solve, Mista would readily beg Scolippi for advice. [19] He also knows better than anyone the limits of his gun and Stand.
In contrast to his usually easy-going attitude, Mista becomes noticeably more serious and proactive when in battle. Connecting with his habit of not overthinking things, Mista is a supporter of taking initiative and often advocates for directly confronting his enemies, sometimes to the point of rushing too rapidly to battle. [20] With his direct attitude and a gun-related ability, Mista takes a very straightforward approach to battle, usually aiming for an immediate kill. Nonetheless, most enemies he's faced have had abilities countering bullets to some degree, forcing him to display more ingenuity to fight. Despite his obvious recklessness, Mista displays method in his battles. He regularly applies tactical insight, having accurately deduced Sale's most probable actions during his short hunt, [21] or making an effort to try and find an enemy's weak point, such as finding White Album's airhole, [22] or trying to attack Secco the moment he emerged from the ground. [23]

Mista is ready to suffer to win the battle

Moreover, Mista shows great calmness in battle, managing to keep his nerve most of the time despite wounds or even the threat of death. [24] The most notable example of his resolve is when he engages in a direct shootout with Ghiaccio despite the reflected bullets tearing through his body. If given the choice, Mista has no problem coming up with life-threatening moves such as willingly let Ghiaccio hit him to blind the assassin with his own blood, or throwing himself off a building with Rolling Stone in his hand. [25] That calmness has its limits, however, as he started to panic during the final encounter with the Boss . [26]

Mista is distressed by the presence of the number "4"

Mista's most noticeable quirk of character is his severe tetraphobia W : fear of the number 4. If it is mentioned or visible, he will immediately become anxious and paranoid, visibly sweating. [27] Additionally, his Stand, Sex Pistols has bullets labeled 1-7, with 4 omitted. He occasionally displays other superstitious beliefs, for instance saying that urinating close to precious jewels would bring bad karma, or wondering if Giorno is a "lucky boy" that brings fortune to the group. Mista is also stated to believe in God to a fundamental level; whenever he's in danger, he always has thoughts along the line of "I'll certainly be saved!" or "It will definitely pass over!". This, however, is never demonstrated in the manga aside from his character profile. [28]
While Mista is friendly with every member of his group, he has a privileged relationship with Bucciarati or Giorno. Like all members of Team Bucciarati, Mista looks up to Bucciarati in all aspects and has ironclad confidence in him, even trusting Bucciarati to overthrow the Boss of Passione not long after the latter had announced his betrayal. [29] In parallel to his admiration for Bruno, Mista builds a partnership with Giorno, being one of the first to realize his talents. In time, Giorno would become perhaps the closest member of the team to Mista, with the two eventually creating a fruitful combination in battle.


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Gwess is a young woman of average build and height, with long dark hair. She sports three dots under her left eye. Gwess wears horizontally striped pants and a matching tank top, over which she wears a typical Green Dolphin Street inmate jacket. Her pants are covered with stripes over her thighs with different colored normal pant legs behind and down to her feet. She also sports a pair of boots, decorated outside the pants by long accessories that are incrementally indented. She wears a voided hat furnished with a bird feet motif, out from which her hair sticks out, as well as a thick collar around her neck.

Gwess first gives the impression of someone sweet and kind. Originally, she was seen with a 'pet' she made talk and gave treats to. If refused, her personality quickly changed into a mad-driven woman capable of killing for fun. She has no problem with tricking others, but is nevertheless a coward. Unaware of the nature of Stands , she didn't participate in any battles following her conflict with Jolyne, and resigned herself to read magazines and otherwise act subservient toward her cellmate. When Jolyne was under the effect of Miu Miu 's Jail House Lock , Gwess hardly talked and was very timid.
She loves things that are "cute", and enjoys making the people she shrinks dress in the corpses of animals she hollowed out and act like pets. She forbids them from talking, except for saying "cute things" to her like, "I love you", in baby-like voices.


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Gyro is a man of average to above-average height and medium to athletic build. He has hair that reaches mid-back, light eyes, square patches of facial hair lining his jaw, and (in illustrations) often painted lips. He either wears grills or has chiseled into prosthetic teeth the phrase "GO! GO! ZEPPELI".
Gyro's basic outfit consists of a short-sleeved studded black leather coat, leather pants, and cowboy boots. He wears a belt, the buckle of which bears a pair of hands pointing to his crotch, and at his hips a pair of special holsters for his Steel Balls . He wears a wide-brimmed hat, with slits on the the crown and the brim that let light and air filter through. Situated around the crown of his hat are a pair of slit goggles. Depending on the weather he may wear his goggles, in addition to a scarf.

Gyro is a cocky and flamboyant executioner marked by the harshness of life, who participates in the Steel Ball Run for the sake of a young boy .
Gyro initially appears as a cocky and aggressive contestant in the Steel Ball Run. Unlike other competitors, Gyro looks to seize the first place aggressively, rushing ahead of everyone [8] then fending off anyone who challenges him. [9] [10] He also has a tendency to take dangerous shortcuts. [11] [12] Gyro is a rude man, deriding the vast majority of those he meets with insults and mocking commentaries. Even with his closest friend Johnny Joestar , Gyro doesn't mince his words and sometimes argues with him. Moreover, Johnny only made a lasting impression on Gyro through his dogged stubbornness [13] and otherwise looked down on him during their first meeting. [14] The only person for which Gyro had any degree of respect is his stern father Gregorio Zeppeli . Gyro's cockiness and rudeness extend to his fights, during which Gyro is prone to mock his enemies in some way or say something cocky. For instance, he openly mocked Mountain Tim 's "ridiculous" hat. [15] Gyro is particularly proud of his mastery of the Spin, a family technique involving the rotation and throwing of steel balls to various effects and hails the Spin as the acme of human skill, [16] this pride is latter justified when the Spin proves to be able to defeat even the Stand D4C Love Train . [17] His method of teaching is improvisational, only instructing Johnny the basics of the Spin and introducing him to the Golden Rectangle when they were threatened by a new enemy. [18]
As an executioner and otherwise confrontational man, Gyro is not afraid to use violence even in a lethal fashion. However Gyro doesn't have the same ruthlessness as Johnny and initially doesn't seek to kill his enemies if he deems it unnecessary. Notably, Gyro did try to discourage a thief from fighting with him and only used his Steel Balls to make the man shoot himself if he ever drew his gun, instead of directly killing him. [19]
Gyro nonetheless possesses an altruistic side, and likes to help anyone who needs his assistance, most notably the paraplegic Johnny to whom he taught the Spin technique and helped acquire the Holy Corpse Parts , or Marco, the helpless child whose death sentence Gyro seeks to appeal by winning the Steel Ball Run. Gyro would often clash this side with the authority of Gregorio Zeppeli, who disapproved any display of sentimentality in life and ultimately defied him by going to America. [20]
Early in the race , Johnny has said that Gyro didn't have the drive and determination necessary to get things done. The jockey argued that because Gyro inherited everything he had as an upperclassman and heir of the family Spin technique, he didn't have the kind of selfish hunger born from suffering which was crucial in the race. [21] True to that, Gyro Zeppeli initially raced out of altruistic concern for Marco, and primarily relied on tricks to prevail in the race. During his battle with Ringo Roadagain he bent his original motivations into a more personal goal, the path to see for himself whether Marco deserved to be executed and and who exactly the Corpse was. [22] After that, Gyro switched to a slightly less cocky behavior, and focused seriously on his battles. In his horse riding, Gyro switched to a more personal style, instinctively choosing his own route instead of the "shortest path", enabling him to even outmatch Diego in the race. [23]
Out of combat, Gyro also possesses an eccentric personality and is particularly flamboyant. Gyro has a penchant for gags involving puns or an inexplicable brand of humor from bad puns [24] to gags defying all logic, [25] frequently telling such jokes to Johnny in the spur of the moment and created a song about cheese, singing it to Johnny and being happy that he appreciated it. [26] He also has a fondness for dramatic gestures and quotes, saying that the Goddess of Victory was riding with him and that she would retract her favor if he ever let another woman ride with him. Unlike Johnny, Gyro frequently grins, exposing his metal teeth in the process. [27] The mere fact that he engraved his teeth with the message "Go! Go! Zeppeli" already exposes his flamboyantly confident nature. [28] Humorously, Gyro also keeps a teddy bear with him, being fond of it enough to keep it even during the Steel Ball Run, [29] although he leaves it at one point. However, mimicking his own father, Gyro can be stern and dignified when he talks about the Zeppeli Spin technique.
Heavily influenced by Gregorio's teachings about the uncertainties in life - using a " tennis ball over the net" metaphor - and the Steel Ball's power being nothing short of miraculous, Gyro has a somewhat optimistic outlook on life and is convinced that he can overcome setbacks, even if they'd need a miracle to overcome, as long as he follows a virtuous path. Nonetheless, following the "tennis ball over the net" belief, Gyro is aware that failure is just as likely. [30] This ideology is repeatedly somehow confirmed with numerous coincidences and miracles helping him throughout his journey and alternatively working against him, culminating in Marco being freed without his intervention but dying of a cold later. [31]
Gyro is a womanizer, one flashback narrating an affair with a patient [32] and he is shown flirting with pretty girls. [33] On the other hand, the first time Gyro and Johnny meet Lucy, he refuses to let her ride with him and states that "no woman (will) ride my horse". He later explains that "Lady Luck" would be jealous if he let "another woman" ride with him. [34]
Gyro has a few tics of language. For instance, he has a signature "Nyo-ho-ho!" chuckle [28] and is prone to shouting "Ora" during battles.


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Takuma is a teenage male with a slender build and light hair. In contrast, he possesses pitch black narrow eyes said to be perpetually cold. Takuma's distinctive features are a horse-shaped birthmark on his neck and permanent red marks on his arms from having continuously stratched them.
As a high-school student, Takuma wears a dark school uniform, which he does constantly to hide his stratch marks. He also wears a set of three belts on his neck and earrings on his right ear.
Takuma constantly keeps a fountain pen on his chest pocket, a gift from the Crybaby Boy .

Takuma is an aloof and immoral boy burdened by his memories and dedicated to avenging his mother.
Takuma's personality is heavily influenced by his eidetic memory. Cursed by the inability to forget, Takuma is an especially cold and solitary person. During his youth, Takuma was a fairly normal boy, but as he kept remembering every bad memory between him and his comrades, the boy cut off all relationship with them. Notably, Takuma sought to console a comrade nicknamed the Crybaby Boy from the abuse the latter suffered. Takuma is formal and doesn't try to be sympathetic with people. His only current acquaintance and friend is Chiho Futaba , with whom he still acts rather coldly. Takuma is utterly incapable of love. Even toward Chiho his sister, Takuma notes that he doesn't love her. The only person he values is his mother, who took care of him and sacrificed herself for him.
In order to avoid collecting more memories and burden his mind and Book, Takuma has chosen to live a reclusive life, living alone and trying to do as few things as possible. Nonetheless, he is seen observing a routine and hanging out in the same places, such as the Thorn Library or often visiting his deceased grandparents' house. Takuma still regularly reads, notably his own notebook, and values the activity, stating that interrupting a lecture session is especially rude.
Because of The Book , Takuma has learned about the tragic circumstances of his birth. Knowing of his mother's suffering, Takuma is seeking revenge on his father Teruhiko Futaba . Takuma is dedicated on this goal, having spent years investigating his father to uncover his crimes, and planning his every move even several years in advance to maximize the pain he will inflict on Teruhiko. Also because of this knowledge, Takuma is an atheist as in his mind, God wouldn't allow someone as wicked as his father to thrive if he truly existed. He doesn't consider that he will be free of his past until he takes his revenge. Yet, Takuma has not formed any real plan beyond avenging Akari, and his ultimate suicide hints that he thought he was done with his life after having avenged his mother.
In his quest for revenge, Takuma is particularly callous and ruthless. He has killed Hanae Orikasa with his Stand, and sought to assassinate Josuke Higashikata when he learned that he was investigating the first murder. However his greatest misdeed is to have manipulated his half-sister Chiho into falling in love with him and have sex with her so that she became pregnant with his child. He then hinted his actions to Teruhiko to crush his spirit when he would realize them. However, he still felt guilt for his crimes and was sick at the idea of his incest.
In a fight, Takuma typically aims to kill his enemy as efficiently as possible. Particularly knowledgeable, Takuma has a tendency to look down on uneducated types or rough-looking individuals like Okuyasu Nijimura , underestimating them in the process, but is able to learn when he misjudges someone and recognizes his enemies' merit.


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Hato is a tall, beautiful young woman with straight shoulder-length blonde hair that ends in either arrow point-style hair accessories or her own hair. Her most frequent outfit so far consists of a bodysuit with a laced collar and a spiraling arrow that leads down her chest and points towards her groin. She also wears fancy high-heeled shoes that serve as her primary weapons when coupled with her Stand's ability.

Hato is the eldest daughter of Norisuke Higashikata IV and Kaato Higashikata and the second of their four children . She happens to have a jolly and somewhat air-headed temperament.
One of Hato's most obvious traits is that she is somewhat ignorant. For instance, she confesses that she thought that Hawaii was actually part of Japan, [Note 1] ruining a family vacation by forgetting to obtain a visa. [3] According to Kaato , Hato would also always misread the kanji for 'person' ( 人 , hito/jin ) as 'enter' ( 入 , i ) when she was younger. [5]
Hato is also proud of her beauty and is shown to be serious about her work. In preparation for a collaboration with the famous ice skater Shizuka Arakawa W , she is shown taking great care in appearing proper but also worry that she could overshadow Arakawa with her beauty. [6]
For her age, Hato is still very playful and jolly, to the point she could appear childish. For instance, she entertains a playful sibling rivalry with younger brother Joshu , with the two of them insulting each other in good-spirited ways or playing pranks. He is also very enthusiastic about her boyfriend Tamaki Damo , whom she was seduced by not because of his looks, but because of his romantic behavior. As a result, she ignored Damo's unusual (or ugly) appearance and still grew very intimate with him in a short period of time. [7] Even with the evidence of Damo's treachery, Hato also denied that he was evil for a sizable timeframe until he personally attacked her. Then, she was brought to tears as she had to kill her boyfriend to protect her family. [8] Her attitude also led to Damo underestimating her wits.
When her family is threatened, she reveals a more serious nature when she coldly and quietly helps to take down Damo to protect her family, not hesitating to use lethal force against her former boyfriend. Knowing that her mother Kaato committed murder, she's also one of the less welcoming family members toward her mother.
Unlike Joshu, Hato is religious and believes that cows and humans exist because God created them. [9]