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Caesar battles Wamuu, using his Bubble Launcher technique to surround the Pillar Man in Ripple-infused bubbles. But Wamuu ...read more Caesar battles Wamuu, using his Bubble Launcher technique to surround the Pillar Man in Ripple-infused bubbles. But Wamuu unleashes a wind that bursts all of the bubbles, creating hundreds of miniature tornadoes that shred Caesar's skin. The Pillar Men learned how to defeat Ripple users millennia ago. JoJo then tries out his new Ripple technique, channeling it through two clackers. After a fight, the Pillar Men retreat in order to search for the Red Stone of Aja. Caesar promises to team up with JoJo and get stronger for the coming battles. show less
JoJo and Lisa track down Wamuu, who waits for them with Kars and 100 vampire minions. Lisa Lisa bluffs, saying that if both she ...read more JoJo and Lisa track down Wamuu, who waits for them with Kars and 100 vampire minions. Lisa Lisa bluffs, saying that if both she and JoJo are killed, a bomb will destroy the Red Stone of Aja. While retrieving the Red Stone, JoJo finds a picture of his grandmother, Erina, from fifty years ago and learns that Lisa Lisa was rescued from the sinking boat by Erina and raised by Straizo, who taught her about the Ripple and gave her the Red Stone. Also, JoJo and Wamuu prepare for a chariot race using vampire horses. show less
Seven years later, in 1888, JoJo and Dio seem to be getting along better, but JoJo still fears Dio, who is plotting to take over ...read more Seven years later, in 1888, JoJo and Dio seem to be getting along better, but JoJo still fears Dio, who is plotting to take over the Joestar family as George suffers from a mysterious ailment. While researching the strange mask, JoJo discovers a deathbed letter from Dio's father describing the same symptoms as George's. JoJo suspects that Dio has poisoned both men. After fighting Dio off, JoJo heads to London to discover the origins of the poison. On dodgy Ogre Street, JoJo is attacked by a man named Robert E. O. Speedwagon show less
In 1987, Japan. Jotaro Kujo from the Joestars has been captured in prison. As Jotaro's mother Holly worries about his son ...read more In 1987, Japan. Jotaro Kujo from the Joestars has been captured in prison. As Jotaro's mother Holly worries about his son for he refuses to be free claiming he is obsessed by evil spirit, she asks Jotaro's grandfather Joseph in USA for help. Soon Joseph comes to Japan, he and his friend Avdol visit Jotaro and tell him that they know what the evil spirit is. show less
Stroheim uses his new mechanical body, which was designed to surpass even Santana's, to fight Kars for the Super Aja. ...read more Stroheim uses his new mechanical body, which was designed to surpass even Santana's, to fight Kars for the Super Aja. Kars's Light Mode literally cuts Stroheim down to size, but Stroheim fires a beam of ultraviolet light at Kars, almost sending the stone off a cliff. As JoJo and Kars dive after it, JoJo softens his fall by chaining icicles together. Kars also survives and hides out. JoJo resolves not to fight Kars on his home turf, angering Caesar. Lisa Lisa and Messina calm them down, but Caesar heads off alone. show less
JoJo and Wamuu take part in a chariot race in which various weapons can be grabbed from pillars. JoJo gets a head start by ...read more JoJo and Wamuu take part in a chariot race in which various weapons can be grabbed from pillars. JoJo gets a head start by obstructing Wamuu's wheels with rubble and acquires the first weapon, a sledgehammer. However, Wamuu uses the pillar itself as a weapon and then hides inside his horse and launches a Holy Sandstorm attack that Jojo turns back on Wamuu with the Ripple. After Wamuu gouges out his own eyes and grows a horn that can sense the wind, he hits JoJo using a crossbow. JoJo is able to distract Wamuu's senses with pebbles show less
Kira inadvertently kills Hayato before learning from Yoshihiro that Rohan and the others now have Kosaku Kawajiri as one of ...read more Kira inadvertently kills Hayato before learning from Yoshihiro that Rohan and the others now have Kosaku Kawajiri as one of their suspects. As Kira becomes anxious over what he should do, he is suddenly impaled by Yoshihiro's arrow, giving Killer Queen a new ability. The next morning, Hayato appears alive and well, as if nothing had happened to him the previous night, but noticing Kira has a strange confidence about himself. Later that morning, Rohan finds Hayato and uses Heaven's Door to read his memories. After reading several pages predicting occurrences moments before they happen, Rohan comes across a page revealing Kira's identity. It is at this moment that the Bites the Dust bomb that Kira implanted in Hayato sets off an explosion inside Rohan's body. Following the explosion, Hayato suddenly finds himself sent back in time to an hour earlier in the morning show less
Kira tells Hayato about his Bites the Dust device which he implanted within Hayato. This time, Hayato tries to avoid meeting ...read more Kira tells Hayato about his Bites the Dust device which he implanted within Hayato. This time, Hayato tries to avoid meeting Rohan, only to find that the events that occurred last time happen again - Rohan's death by a Bites the Dust explosion. When Josuke, Jotaro, Koichi, and Okuyasu arrive to meet Rohan, Hayato attempts to kill himself to avoid revealing his identity and killing them all. However, he is stopped by Killer Queen, who sets off Bites the Dust explosions in Josuke and the others, again returning Hayato to earlier in the morning. This time, Hayato thinks that the only way to save everyone is to either kill Kira or force him to undo Bites the Dust. Hayato decides to hide Stray Cat in his backpack, planning to launch a surprise attack on Kira. However, because of a slight alteration of events that morning, Kira is saved from Stray Cat's attack by a watch he had put in his jacket pocket. show less
With Kakyoin needing to spend a few more days in hospital to heal his eyes, the others continue across the Nile river on boat to ...read more With Kakyoin needing to spend a few more days in hospital to heal his eyes, the others continue across the Nile river on boat to Kom Ombo. Meanwhile, a young man named Chaka discovers a mysterious sword that only he appears to be able to draw out of its sheath. The sword then suddenly moves on its own, killing Chaka's family members before revealing its identity to be that of the Anubis Stand, who declares Chaka as its master and sends him to pursue Jotaro's group. Chaka soon comes across Polnareff, who had gotten separated from the others while chasing after Iggy, and the two face off against each other, with Polnareff struggling against the sword's ability to pass through anything to reach its target. When Chaka attempts a surprise attack, Polnareff uses a secret technique to deflect a piece of Silver Chariot's sword into Chaka's neck, knocking him unconscious. When Polnareff insprects the sword for himself, he comes close to being swayed by its influence before Jotaro and the others arrive. As Jotaro and Polnareff stop by a barber shop on their way to take the sword to a police station, Anubis possesses the barber, Khan, who prepares to kill Polnareff. show less
Realizing the sword is the Stand Anubis itself, Polnareff tries to defend himself against from Khan, which proves difficult as ...read more Realizing the sword is the Stand Anubis itself, Polnareff tries to defend himself against from Khan, which proves difficult as Anubis has memorized all of Silver Chariot's moves from before. After Polnareff's last-ditch defense fails, Jotaro manages to snap the blade in half using Star Platinum, seemingly stopping Anubis and ending his control of Khan. However, just as Jotaro and Polnareff plan to throw the sword into the Nile, a police officer interferes, causing Polnareff to inadvertedly draw the sword and become possessed by Anubis himself. Jotaro struggles to fight against Anubis, who possesses not only Polnareff's speed and Stand abilities, but also knowledge of every move Star Platinum uses against him. Anubis manages to stab Jotaro's stomach with the sword and proceeds to push it in further, but Jotaro uses this opportunity to pin the sword in place while Star Platinum smashes it to pieces. Anubis manages to possess a young boy with the remaining half of the blade and attempts to throw himself at Polnareff, only for Iggy to trip the boy up, resulting in Anubis ending up at the bottom of the Nile. Elsewhere, a girl in a red hood makes her move. show less
Kira begins living under the new identity of the man whose face he stole, Kosaku Kawajiri, moving into his house with his wife ...read more Kira begins living under the new identity of the man whose face he stole, Kosaku Kawajiri, moving into his house with his wife Shinobu and their son Hayato. Meanwhile, Josuke and the others search through Kira's house, learning that he kept a record of his toenail clippings since his murder of Reimi. Just then, an instant camera takes a picture of them containing the ghost of Kira's late father, Yoshihiro. Using his Stand, Atom Heart Father, Yoshihiro traps Josuke and Jotaro within the confines of the photograph, with the result that any damage to the photo would be dealt to them as well. Jotaro manages to trick Yoshihiro into taking a picture of himself, freeing Josuke and Jotaro while trapping Yoshihiro inside a separate photograph. Searching the house, they find another magic bow and arrow that Kira had in his possession. However, Yoshihiro tricks Okuyasu into setting him free, where he manages to retrieve the arrow and make his escape. show less
After defeating Proscuitto and Pesci, Bucciarati and the others head to Venice in a car. Melone from the Hitman Team finds some ...read more After defeating Proscuitto and Pesci, Bucciarati and the others head to Venice in a car. Melone from the Hitman Team finds some of Bucciarati's blood at the scene where the train had stopped and then activates Babyhead. The powerful remote-control Stand created by assaulting a woman on the train then goes after Bucciarati. show less
Kakyoin is informed that the Speedwagon Foundation is taking over his medical treatment, allowing his eyes to heal faster. ...read more Kakyoin is informed that the Speedwagon Foundation is taking over his medical treatment, allowing his eyes to heal faster. Meanwhile, as Jotaro's group arrive in Luxor, Joseph gets shocked by a strange rock with an electrical socket while visiting the bathroom. Joseph decides to have the group stay in Luxor for the night, unaware that he appears to be emitting a magnetic force, causing metallic objects to be drawn towards him. The next morning, Joseph quickly realizes he has become a human magnet as a result of yesterday's shock, causing anything metallic to become a potentially lethal weapon for him. This is revealed to be the work of Mariah, wielder of the magnetic Stand Bastet, who traps Joseph on an escalator, resulting in him almost becoming strangled to death before Avdol rescues him. Joseph and Avdol pursue Mariah into the ladies' restroom, only for Joseph's magnetism to get them into more trouble. As they continue their pursuit, Avdol realises that he has also come under Bastet's influence while stopping the escalator, with both he and Joseph becoming stuck together due to their magnetism. show less
Joseph and Avdol try to get themselves detached from each other, facing all kinds of embarrassment in the process, only to wind ...read more Joseph and Avdol try to get themselves detached from each other, facing all kinds of embarrassment in the process, only to wind up stuck on a railroad track as a train approaches. Thanks to Magician's Red managing to burn a hole underneath the tracks before they are run over, Avdol and Joseph escape their predicament and continue pursuing Mariah, who they believe has to keep a certain distance from them in order to maintain her Stand ability. Despite being weighed down by an increasing array of metallic objects, Joseph and Avdol confront Mariah in a pincer attack, but are caught in a trap as she sets off several loose power cables that are drawn to their magnetism. However, the duo manage to utilise their magnetism to their own advantage, crushing all of Mariah's bones with their combined weight until she passes out and relinquishes her power. Meanwhile, another Stand user, Alessi, sets his sights on Jotaro, Polnareff, and Iggy. show less
In the aftermath of the battle between Risotto and Doppio, Abbacchio uses Moody Blues to try and uncover the boss's ...read more In the aftermath of the battle between Risotto and Doppio, Abbacchio uses Moody Blues to try and uncover the boss's identity. But the boss is adamant about keeping his identity a secret and executes his next gambit against the group. show less
After Dio sends a zombie named Doobie to attack Poco's sister, JoJo saves her, despite the fact that Doobie's head is ...read more After Dio sends a zombie named Doobie to attack Poco's sister, JoJo saves her, despite the fact that Doobie's head is filled with poisonous snakes. JoJo's compatriot sacrifices himself, teaching JoJo that he can damage Dio using the sword he received from Bruford. But Dio freezes the sword, followed by JoJo heating it with a torch. Finally, JoJo sets his fists on fire and breaks through Dio's defenses with an Overdrive attack. As his body melts and he falls into the abyss, Dio launches a final attack that pierces JoJo's hand. show less
Faced with Bucciarati's Stand, Sticky Fingers, Giorno desperately uses Gold Experience to defend himself.
Shinobu becomes fearful of the cat which has a hole in its throat and attacks it. She then sends Kira down to the basement, ...read more Shinobu becomes fearful of the cat which has a hole in its throat and attacks it. She then sends Kira down to the basement, where he discovers the cat was killed by glass shards during its struggle with Shinobu. After Kira buries the cat in the garden, it mysteriously comes back to life in the form of a strange plant known as Stray Cat, possessing the ability to control air. Kira realizes that Stray Cat is the cat he buried and that it has a strong grudge against Shinobu when it attacks her. He shields her from its attacks, eventually stopping it by appealing to its cat-like nature. The next day, Hayato discovers Stray Cat while exploring the attic, and comes under attack after he exposes it to sunlight. However, Hayato manages to use Stray Cat's own air attacks to put it back to sleep. The commotion causes Kira to investigate, but Hayato just avoids being discovered by Kira, whom he now realizes is not his real father. show less
On the fourth occasion that Bites the Dust reverses time, Kira brags about his victory to Hayato, unknowingly revealing his own ...read more On the fourth occasion that Bites the Dust reverses time, Kira brags about his victory to Hayato, unknowingly revealing his own identity to Josuke, whom Hayato had secretly called earlier. Needing Killer Queen to protect himself, Kira is forced to temporarily undo Bites the Dust, preventing Rohan from being killed by its effects. To battle against Josuke and Okuyasu, Kira retrieves Stray Cat and uses its air shots to create invisible remote bombs, dealing heavy damage to Okuyasu. As Josuke goes to heal Okuyasu, Hayato warns that Okuyasu's body might have been turned into a bomb, leaving Josuke with the tough decision of possibly sacrificing himself to save Okuyasu. However, Hayato, deduces that Kira can only set off one bomb at a time, and sets off the bomb within Okuyasu himself, allowing Josuke to heal them both. When Kira launches another air bomb, Josuke uses Crazy Diamond on the road debris embedded in his wounds to dodge the explosion and retreat with Hayato and Okuyasu into a nearby house. Meanwhile Kira fumes at Josuke’s interference in his plans and reinstates Bites the Dust to protect himself. show less
While deciding what to do about Josuke and Hayato, Kira is accosted by an angry neighbour. The man accuses Kira of stealing the ...read more While deciding what to do about Josuke and Hayato, Kira is accosted by an angry neighbour. The man accuses Kira of stealing the home-owner’s panties, but Kira just casually plants a booby trap which kills him. Despite Josuke and Hayato hiding inside the house, Kira manages to track Josuke's location. He sends an air bomb after Josuke who is badly hurt in the ensuing explosion. However seconds before, Josuke managed to fuse his hardened blood onto a vase fragment and turned it into a homing bullet that strikes Kira outside in the street. Kira fires one last air bomb into the house while Josuke fires another glass fragment towards Kira. Meanwhile, after noticing Kira carrying a cell phone with him, Josuke deduces that Kira must have been talking to Yoshihiro who was hiding in Hayato's pocket, informing his son of their location. Using the phone, Josuke tricks Kira into killing his father, just as the second piece of glass hits Kira outside. Josuke steps outside the house to engage Kira into a close quarters fight between Crazy Diamond and Killer Queen, but Stray Cat feels threatened and creates air bubbles to protect Kira from Crazy Diamond's attacks. Just as Josuke is about to be hit by another air bomb, he is saved by a very much alive Okuyasu, who retrieves Stray Cat from Kira, driving him further into a corner as Jotaro and the others arrive on the scene. show less
Upon arriving in Cairo, Jotaro's group heads to a café where they come across a man named D'Arby who claims to know ...read more Upon arriving in Cairo, Jotaro's group heads to a café where they come across a man named D'Arby who claims to know where DIO's mansion is. Not willing to give up the information for free, D'Arby suggests they should instead gamble for it with their souls on the line. Polnareff goes first, and the two bet on which of two pieces of fish a cat would go for first. Polnareff loses, and D'Arby makes good on the bet by using his Stand Osiris to steal Polnareff's soul and implant it in a poker chip, with the cat soon revealed to be his pet. The group realizes they have come across one of DIO's assassins, so Joseph puts up his own soul in a wager against D'Arby next. They bet to see who will cause a glass full to the brim to overflow by dropping coins into it. On his turn, Joseph tries to outcheat D'Arby by dropping more liquid into the glass, knowing that on D'Arby's turn it will overflow, but D'Arby easily puts his coin in. Joseph cannot figure out how his cheat did not work, and gives up in his mind, leaving D'Arby to steal his soul as well. Jotaro discovers D'Arby had used a small piece of chocolate to change the way the glass appeared to be full and let it melt, but he decides to step and face D'Arby next, and tries to beat the man at his own game: poker. show less
D'Arby prepares his and Jotaro's game of poker by splitting up Polnareff and Joseph's souls into six poker chips ...read more D'Arby prepares his and Jotaro's game of poker by splitting up Polnareff and Joseph's souls into six poker chips each he will use to bet with, giving Jotaro a set of six to represent his own soul. Jotaro shows off how precise Star Platinum's eyesight is by predicting the deal of the cards, and catches D'Arby as his about to cheat by second dealing, leading Jotaro to pick a boy near the café to deal for them. Jotaro loses three chips in his first hand against D'Arby, and in the second hand D'Arby is dealt four kings, but Jotaro appears to have not once looked at his cards. D'Arby begins to worry, as he knows the boy and everyone else in the café are in his employ, and the boy is sure he has dealt Jotaro a bum hand, but Jotaro raises all of his soul and Avdol's soul on his bet, while using Star Platinum to get himself a cigarette and a drink. D'Arby believes he is bluffing, seeing his bet and raising it, betting the rest of Jotaro's soul and all of Joseph and Polnareff's souls. Jotaro sees his bet with Kakyoin's soul and then raises with the soul of his mother Holly. D'Arby, unsure if Jotaro has managed to use Star Platinum to change out all of his cards to a better hand, mentally folds as he goes catatonic. All of the souls he won in bets are released, allowing Joseph and Polnareff to recover as Avdol looks at Jotaro's cards, realizing that he had been dealt a bad hand. Jotaro admits he never once looked at his cards to keep his cool, but laments that they will not be able to interrogate D'Arby for information on DIO. show less
The servant, who reveals himself to be D'Arby's younger brother Terence T. D'Arby, brings out his Stand Atum to drag ...read more The servant, who reveals himself to be D'Arby's younger brother Terence T. D'Arby, brings out his Stand Atum to drag Jotaro, Kakyoin, and Joseph into an illusory world. There, D'Arby reveals a collection of dolls which, similar to the Elder D'Arby's poker chips, contain to souls of people he has defeated. With his Stand managing to grab onto Jotaro's arm when he attempts to attack it with Star Platinum earlier, D'Arby challenges the trio to a series of video games with their souls on the line in order to have him relinquish Jotaro. D'Arby first challenges Kakyoin in a racing video game, with both players using their Stands to perform advanced techniques. With the race neck-and-neck throughout most of the course, the pair soon enter a dark tunnel, with D'Arby gaining a slight lead. show less
Kakyoin uses his higher power level to knock D'Arby off the course, but this turns out to be D'Arby's plan, who uses ...read more Kakyoin uses his higher power level to knock D'Arby off the course, but this turns out to be D'Arby's plan, who uses the push to land further ahead on the course, resulting in Kakyoin losing the match and having his soul trapped in one of D'Arby's dolls. Jotaro steps up to face against D'Arby in a baseball video game, wagering his soul against Kakyoin's, despite having never played a video game in his life. Although Jotaro gets two of his batters knocked out at the start, he soon figures out the controls by his third batter and scores four home runs, though D'Arby uses a change of pitcher to catch Jotaro's third batter out. As D'Arby goes on the offensive, managing to predict Jotaro's moves after declaring his bats and scoring three home runs, Joseph assumes that D'Arby has the power to read people's minds, though Jotaro decides to face D'Arby at his own game by declaring his next pitch. show less
With a new person in their party, they head to Singapore with the boat the Speedwagon Foundation provided them, during their ...read more With a new person in their party, they head to Singapore with the boat the Speedwagon Foundation provided them, during their journey Jotaro is targeted by an enemy Stand from within the water. show less
Noriaki Kakyoin was dreaming. He found a tarot card of Death in strange amusement park where he heard cry of baby. Kakyoin ...read more Noriaki Kakyoin was dreaming. He found a tarot card of Death in strange amusement park where he heard cry of baby. Kakyoin dodged a sickle which suddenly came out from tarot card and the sickle cut a dog's body which was around him. He wakes up with screaming but he can't remember what the dream is. Soon after that, Jotaro and his fellows are heading for next town by plane and they let a baby get on the plane with them as a condition to buy small plane. show less
Kakyoin is suspicious about the baby but nobody believes his opinion and others begin to think that Kakyoin gets crazy. Trying ...read more Kakyoin is suspicious about the baby but nobody believes his opinion and others begin to think that Kakyoin gets crazy. Trying to clear the misunderstanding, Kakyoin shows his scar which he cuts as "BABY STAND" in dream but others don't believe him. Irritated Kakyoin tries to use his Stand but Polnareff let him faint by hitting his body to him. Jotaro and others who fell asleep wake up in their dream with shudder to see what the truth is. show less
Arrived at Singapore, Jotaro's group stay at hotel individualy. A new Stand owner who is afraid as "Devo the Cursed" ...read more Arrived at Singapore, Jotaro's group stay at hotel individualy. A new Stand owner who is afraid as "Devo the Cursed" is awaited Polnareff in his room. Devo's Stand increases its power as its user's hatred toward opponent increases. Polnareff gets into desperate situation as he starts fighting front. Does Polnareff have a chance to win the battle from Devo who keeps attacking him with cruel and brutal way? show less
In 1868 England, thief Dario Brando raids an overturned carriage, thinking that its occupants are dead. But upon discovering ...read more In 1868 England, thief Dario Brando raids an overturned carriage, thinking that its occupants are dead. But upon discovering George Joestar and his young son, Jonathan (nicknamed JoJo), alive, Dario appears to have saved them. George promises to forever be indebted to Dario. Twelve years later, JoJo is an aspiring gentleman when the dying Dario orders his son, Dio, to fulfill George's debt by moving in with the Joestars. Malevolent Dio agrees to do so, but he secretly vows to displace JoJo as heir. show less
Polnareff attempts to climb up the stairs leading to DIO but keeps finding himself further down, realizing it has something to ...read more Polnareff attempts to climb up the stairs leading to DIO but keeps finding himself further down, realizing it has something to do with DIO's Stand, The World. Before Polnareff and DIO can clash, Jotaro's group arrive on the scene, learning about DIO's power and Avdol and Iggy's deaths from Polnareff. Pursuing DIO up to the top of his mansion, the group have Nukesaku open up DIO's coffin, only for him to suddenly be inside in an instant. Feeling murderous intent from inside the mansion, the group are forced to flee as the sun sets. While Polnareff, refusing to run away, is joined by Jotaro in pursuing DIO despite not knowing his power, DIO hijacks a limousine and pursues Joseph and Kakyoin, managing to block each of Kakyoin's attacks. Determining that The World is a close-range Stand like Star Platinum, Kakyoin comes up with a plan to expose its secrets. show less
Kakyoin discovers The World's true power. The fight between Jotaro and Dio begins.
The fight between Jotaro and Dio continues.
"Take Trish to Venice." With their next order from the boss, Bucciarati and his crew head to Naples Station. "Use ...read more "Take Trish to Venice." With their next order from the boss, Bucciarati and his crew head to Naples Station. "Use the key at the water fountain with the turtle on the 6th platform." They find the water fountain, but can't find the place to use the key. Meanwhile, Proscuitto and Pesci from the Hitman Team follow Bucciarati and the others to Naples Station. Bucciarati figures out the mystery behind the key and gets on the express train to Florence, and Proscuitto and Pesci follow. show less
News of Polpo's death reach the organization, along with word that he had a huge fortune hidden somewhere. Meanwhile, Giorno ...read more News of Polpo's death reach the organization, along with word that he had a huge fortune hidden somewhere. Meanwhile, Giorno meets the Bucciarati's gang. show less
After his death, Abbacchio was able to leave the others a copy of the boss’s face and fingerprints with Moody Blues' ...read more After his death, Abbacchio was able to leave the others a copy of the boss’s face and fingerprints with Moody Blues' replay. The others try to find out who the boss is with the fingerprint and suddenly get contacted by someone. The mysterious man tells them that the boss’s name is Diavolo and tells them that the secret behind defeating him lies in the arrow. Bucciarati and the others head to Rome to meet him. show less
In the year 2001, two years after the events of Diamond Is Unbreakable, Koichi Hirose travels to Naples, Italy, having been ...read more In the year 2001, two years after the events of Diamond Is Unbreakable, Koichi Hirose travels to Naples, Italy, having been tasked by Jotaro Kujo to search for a boy named Haruno Shiobana. show less
Surrounded by ambulances and fire engines, Kira attempts to use an approaching nurse to activate Bites the Dust again by ...read more Surrounded by ambulances and fire engines, Kira attempts to use an approaching nurse to activate Bites the Dust again by revealing his identity to her. Following a massive explosion and finding himself without any wounds, Kira believes that he has succeeded. However he finds himself in Ghost Alley and meets Reimi who convinces him that he is a ghost. She forces Kira to recall that he had in fact died after he was stopped by the combined efforts of Koichi and Jotaro and then accidentally run over by an ambulance. After revealing who she is, Reimi and Arnold use their combined efforts to force Kira to turn around and he is dragged into the afterlife by the alley's hands. No longer bound to her attachments, Reimi and Arnold bid farewell to everyone before moving on to the next life. The next day, Jotaro and Joseph return home as the summer of 1999 draws to a close for the residents of Morioh Town. show less
Using Babyhead's Stand's ability to turn human parts into other things, Giorno uses his Golden Wind to make parts for ...read more Using Babyhead's Stand's ability to turn human parts into other things, Giorno uses his Golden Wind to make parts for the human body. He rebuilds his own body and fights back. Meanwhile, another member of the Hitman Team who's also after Trish, Ghiaccio, was trying to regroup with Melone and was driving to Giorno's location. show less
Jotaro and his fellows acquired submarine as new transportation. Leaving Red Sea, they head for the continent of Africa to land ...read more Jotaro and his fellows acquired submarine as new transportation. Leaving Red Sea, they head for the continent of Africa to land in Egypt where DIO is. They calmly travel below sea looking around with submarine's sonar. Jotaro points out that it will be extremely dangerous if they get attacked below sea because there's no way to run away so they keep guard on their surroundings. When they are about to land in the continent of Africa, a coffee cup transform itself and cut off Joseph's artificial arm! show less
Jotaro and his fellows are trying to escape from sinking submarine which got attacked by enemy's Stand High Priestess. ...read more Jotaro and his fellows are trying to escape from sinking submarine which got attacked by enemy's Stand High Priestess. Enemy's stand attacks them again who are trying to wear scuba diving equipment to swim. Being played by transforming Stand, they finally get out from submarine. They swim toward land keeping guard on further attacks, then they find two under sea tunnels and get relieved to know that they are approaching to coast but...? show less
Suspicious of Josuke's winning streak, Rohan stabs his own finger, staking 2 million yen against Josuke's own finger to ...read more Suspicious of Josuke's winning streak, Rohan stabs his own finger, staking 2 million yen against Josuke's own finger to determine how he is cheating. He also calls on Kobayashi as an official to prevent Josuke from playing normally by using his Stand, The Lock. Just as Mikitaka becomes unnerved by sirens and starts to lose his transformation, Rohan is distracted when he finds his house on fire, allowing Josuke to escape without being discovered. Meanwhile, Hayato Kawajiri is suspicious of the man posing as his father and uses hidden cameras to spy on his parents. The next day, while riding a bus through a tunnel with Josuke, Rohan spots a window to a room revealing a man cutting off a woman's hand. Believing it to be Kira he returns later to inspect the tunnel, and discovers the room to be an illusion and a trap. Suddenly he is attacked by a nutrient-sucking Stand named Highway Star.[n] When Josuke arrives at the tunnel looking for Rohan, Highway Star tries to use Rohan to lure Josuke into the room so he can track his scent. Josuke ignores Rohan's warnings and enters the room anyway, but Rohan sends him flying out of the tunnel, urging him to flee from Highway Star and find his user. show less
Believing there is a connection between Highway Star's user and the Futatsumori Tunnel, Josuke asks Koichi to do some ...read more Believing there is a connection between Highway Star's user and the Futatsumori Tunnel, Josuke asks Koichi to do some research. Koichi finds a biker who has been hospitalized from a traffic accident whom Josuke believes is stealing nutrients from victims to heal himself. While Josuke makes his way to the hospital, just keeping ahead of Highway Star, Koichi manages to find the identity of its user, Yuya Fungami. Upon reaching Yuya's room Josuke is caught and drained by Highway Star, but manages to recover his nutrients from an IV drip. Josuke heals Yuya's injuries, but only so he can then pummel him without feeling guilty. Meanwhile, at the Kawajiri household, Shinobu finds a British Blue cat in the basement. show less
Narancia discovers that he is slowly shrinking due to the wound Formaggio's stand, Little Feet, had inflicted on him.
Hol Horse tries to take out Jotaro's group again, and enlists the future-telling Boingo to aid him.
Every time Boingo makes a prediction and Hol Horse tries to follow it, it goes wrong.
Yoshihiro fires his arrow at peculiar looking potential Stand user, but it bounces off his neck. Menawhile Kira still struggles ...read more Yoshihiro fires his arrow at peculiar looking potential Stand user, but it bounces off his neck. Menawhile Kira still struggles with his hew identity and wife. Later, Josuke and Okuyasu come across the same peculiar person in what appears to be a crop circle. He introduces himself as Mikitaka, saying his real name is Nu Mikitakazo Nshi and claims to be an alien. Believing his claims to be a joke, Josuke initially suspects Mikitaka of being a Stand user when he exhibits some strange abilities. However, when Mikitaka cannot see Crazy Diamond and becomes distressed by the sound of sirens, he suddenly transforms his body into a pair of sneakers and flees with Josuke. Looking to take advantage of Mikitaka's shape-shifting ability, Josuke has him transform into some dice and challenges Rohan to a game of Cee-lo in the hopes of winning some money from him. As the match begins, Josuke grows worried when Mikitaka consistently gives him winning rolls of the dice. show less