Diamond is Unbreakable - Chapter 40 [305]

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A full course of terror attacks Josuke and Okuyasu!! (仗助と億泰を襲う恐怖のフルコース!!)
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Let's Go Eat Some Italian Food, Part 3 (イタリア料理を食べに行こう その③, Itaria Ryōri o Tabe ni Ikō Sono 3), originally A Scary Secret Ingredient! (怖いかくし味(・・・)!, Kowai Kakushi Aji!) in the WSJ release, is the fortieth chapter of Diamond is Unbreakable and the three hundred fifth chapter of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure manga.

Summary

Okuyasu tries to eat the spaghetti served by Tonio but mentions his intolerance towards spicy cooking. Josuke, still suspicious of Tonio, tries to convince Okuyasu not to eat the spaghetti. After Tonio leaves to make the main dish, Okuyasu continues attempting to eat the spaghetti. Josuke, out of suspicion towards Tonio and his cooking, mentions to Okuyasu what Hazamada stated previously: that 'Stand users are drawn together'. Okuyasu realizes that Josuke is implying Tonio is a Stand user.

Okuyasu finally gives in and decides to eat the spaghetti. As soon as he starts, he can't stop, even with the spiciness. He keeps eating more and more when suddenly, a tooth shoots out of his mouth. He mentions that the tooth had a cavity. Another tooth of his with a cavity shoots out as well. New teeth begin to grow quickly in their place, resulting in Okuyasu having a perfect set of teeth. Josuke finally decides to inspect the food by using Crazy Diamond to 'fix' the spaghetti and reduce it to its original ingredients.

As the spaghetti begins to restore itself, bizarre looking organisms appear in the spaghetti. The organisms, assumed to be a Stand by Josuke, fly into the kitchen. Josuke deduces that Tonio is, in fact, a Stand user.

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Toshikazu Hazamada
(Mentioned only)
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Surface
(Mentioned only)
Pearl Jam
(1st full appearance)

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The day I went home for the first time in a long time, the bullet train that had been stopped by the heavy snow started moving again from my station. Lucky me!
久々の帰省をする日、大雪でとまってた新幹線が私の乗る号から動きだした。幸運(ラッキー)

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