Stardust Crusaders - Chapter 25 [138]

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Yellow Temperance, Part 3 (黄の節制(イエローテンパランス) その③, Ierō Tenparansu Sono 3), originally An Invincible Stand?! (無敵のスタンド!?, Muteki no Sutando!?) in the WSJ release, is the twenty-fifth chapter of Stardust Crusaders and the one hundred thirty-eighth chapter of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure manga.

Summary

Jotaro uses Star Platinum to save himself from the fall. He wonders if he will need to cut one of his fingers to free himself from a piece of Yellow Temperance, and is taunted by Rubber Soul, who claims that it has no weaknesses. He tries to burn the piece, but it only expands it, so he borrows a popsicle from a boy in another cable car to freeze it. The piece of Stand just creates icicle spikes that dig into his skin, and Jotaro is warned by one of the passengers that fire and ice won't work. The woman is actually Rubber Soul, who sneaked onto the cable car without anyone noticing, killing the woman and taking her form. He then assimilates a nearby dog, who ends up being beheaded when his master tries to push him away from the Stand.

Rubber Soul asks Jotaro if "he understands" why his Stand has no weakness: it can act as armor and attack at the same time. Not seeing any other option, Jotaro decides to use the Joestar "secret technique": running away. However, he drags Rubber Soul with him into the water, where he almost drowns and needs to deactivate his Stand to breathe. Jotaro holds him in place and asks if "he understands" why he's not a forgiving person. He follows the words with an elbow to Rubber Soul's face.


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Joseph Joestar
(Voice only)
Noriaki Kakyoin
(Mentioned)
Pocky
(Debut) (Death)

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My first favorite book was The Prophecies of Nostradamus. It's really made me think a lot about how the 20th century's coming to an end.
最初の愛読書はノストラダムスの『大予言』。20世紀も終り坂づいた今考えさせられる

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