Stardust Crusaders - Episode 35

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Call, call, call! Call! Call! Call! (コール、コール、コール!コール!コール!コール!)

D'Arby the Gambler, Part 2 (ダービー・ザ・ギャンブラー その2, Dābī za Gyanburā Sono 2)[1] is the thirty-fifth episode of Stardust Crusaders, the eleventh episode of the Battle in Egypt arc, and the sixty-first episode of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: The Animation. It covers last four pages of Chapter 213 through Chapter 216 of the manga.

The battle against Daniel J. D'Arby continues. Jotaro challenges D'Arby to a game of poker. However, poker is the game D'Arby is the best at and the gambler will gladly cheat to steal the souls of the surviving heroes.

Summary

D'Arby and Jotaro begins a game of life-and-death poker

Before the game of poker begins, Jotaro shows off how precise Star Platinum's eyesight is and after D'Arby briefly shuffles a deck, guesses every card's position correctly. Although D'Arby argues that he only needs to hide the cards from Star Platinum, Jotaro precise that his demonstration is a warning against cheating. As Jotaro checks the deck of cards, D'Arby prepares himself, revealing that his uncanny sense of touch will help him memorize the deck. The preparations complete, D'Arby declares the game open.

D'Arby wins the right to shuffle and deal first. However, Jotaro immediately spots his attempt at a "second dealing", purposefully keeping a card for himself. For that, Star Platinum breaks his finger. Having learned his lesson, D'Arby declares that he's now fighting out of personal pride as a gambler and not for DIO anymore. The gambler splits Polnareff and Joseph's souls into six poker chips each and gives Jotaro six blank chips to represent his soul so that they can make bets more seriously. For their part, Jotaro and Avdol get a boy near the café to deal for them.

The cunning gambler wins his first turn

In the first turn, Jotaro loses three chips in his first hand against D'Arby, giving the gambler full confidence that he will beat Jotaro. Then, D'Arby is dealt with four kings in his second hand. However, he then notices that Jotaro is not even bothering to look at his cards and the student assures everyone that the cards are fine as they are. This troubles D'Arby as a gambler and he begins to worry when Jotaro bets the rest of his soul and, with Avdol's full confidence, raises him the Egyptian's soul. D'Arby recomposes himself as he knows the boy and everyone else in the café area in his employ, and the boy is sure he has dealt Jotaro a worthless hand. Guessing that Jotaro is attempting a worthless bluff, D'Arby calls but also raises Jotaro all six of Joseph's soul chips. To undermine Jotaro psychologically, D'Arby suggests that they bet Kakyoin's soul.

D'Arby begins to lose confidence against Jotaro

Surprisingly, Jotaro calmly accepts to call and bets Kakyoin's entire soul, shocking D'Arby by his nerves. As Jotaro and Avdol argue about the morality of such an act, D'Arby catches a glimpse of Star Platinum who lights Jotaro's cigarette up. The gambler realizes that Star Platinum is extremely fast and the possibility of Jotaro having switched out his cards right under his nose takes root in his mind. Becoming nervous, D'Arby tries to reassure himself as he considers the near impossibility of such a feat, but he nearly breaks down when he notices that Jotaro is now suddenly sipping a cocktail without him having noticed. Angry, D'Arby tries to end the turn but Jotaro then declares that he's going to raise his mother Holy Kujo's soul. In return, Jotaro demands the secret of DIO's Stand. D'Arby is shaken to the core as he does know DIO's secret ability but runs the risk of being executed for leaking it. At wit's end, D'Arby tries to call but psychologically breaks down under the pressure. He subconsciously folds and releases both Polnareff and Joseph.

D'Arby retires from shock

Avdol looks at Jotaro's cards, realizing that he had a worthless hand all this time. Jotaro thus admits he never once looked at his cards to keep his cool and laments that they will not be able to interrogate the now-insane D'Arby for information on DIO's Stand. The boy accomplice runs away from the scene, screaming in terror after witnessing his boss being reduced to a loon after the game. In the end, the group leaves the café safe and sound, but not having progressed one bit in their search for DIO.


Appearances

Characters
Dealer Boy
(1st appearance)
Noriaki Kakyoin
(Mentioned only)
Holy Kujo
(Mentioned only)

Credits

Staff
Script (脚本)
ヤスカワ ショウゴ
Storyboard (絵コンテ)
Hitomi Ezoe
Naokatsu Tsuda
江副 仁美
津田 尚克
Episode Director (演出)
Hitomi Ezoe
江副 仁美
Animation Director (作画監督)
Masahiko Komino
Haru Watanabe
小美野 雅彦
渡邊 葉瑠
Animation Director Cooperation (作画監督協力)
宝谷 幸稔
中屋 了
Shin Hyung Woo
山本 晃宏
木下 由衣
立花 希望
糸井 恵
石本 峻一
Key Animation (原画)
Yuji Tsuchiya
Tsukasa Sorimachi
Takahiro Okawa
Eisuke Matsubara
Ko Seong Woon
Sumio Watanabe
Mika Hironaka
Yuki Yabuta
Hisashi Samejima
Bark Ma Kang
Natsue Chibayama
Miki Takemoto
Miho Tanaka
Yui Kinoshita
Sae Akama
Masami Gohda
Takeshi Moriyama
Chinami Kudou
Aya Nishimura
Mayumi Oda
Toshihiro Irie
土屋 友次 (Key)
反町 司
大川 貴大
松原 栄介
Ko Seong Woon
渡辺 純夫
廣中 美佳
薮田 裕希
鮫島 寿志
Bark Ma Kang
千葉山 夏恵
竹本 未希
田中 美穂
木下 由衣
赤間 紗枝
合田 真さ美
森山 剛史
工藤 千菜美
西村 彩
小田 真弓
入江 俊博
Rotoscope Key Animation
宝谷 幸稔
2nd Key Animation (第二原画)
Kimitaka Ito
Kohei Ashiya
Yuri Yamamura
Makoto Yaguchi
Shuhei Fukuda
Shunichi Ishimoto
Megumi Itoi
Ran'u
Haru Watanabe
Hitomi Shiroki
Kenta Mimuro
Sayaka Maruyama
Arata Kawabata
Masahiko Komino
White Line
伊藤 公崇
芦谷 耕平
山村 有理
矢口 真琴
福田 周平
石本 峻一
糸井 恵
藍雨
渡邊 葉瑠
白木 仁美
三室 健太
丸山 沙也香
川端 新
小美野 雅彦
WHITE LINE
In-between Animation (動画)
Digital In-Between Animation
David Production
Masato Ujibe
Mai Oshima
Rie Takahashi
Yusaku Nagahama
宇治部 正人
大島 舞
高橋 梨恵
長濱 佑作

Yuji Tsuchiya
Kimitaka Ito
Aya Nishimura
Megumi Itoi
Kaito Nakamura
Hisashi Mawatari
Masahiko Komino
White Line
UFG
Asahi Production
Reboot
Triple A
Caramel Art
Big Owl
Sunlight
Office DCI
Studio μ
Graphinica
D-Motion
Banshanmen
土屋 友次
伊藤 公崇
西村 彩
糸井 恵
中村 海人
馬渡 久史
小美野 雅彦
WHITE LINE
UFG
旭プロダクション
reboot
Triple A
キャラメルアート
Big Owl
サンライト
office DCI
Studio μ
グラフィニカ
D-Motion
半扇門
Design Cooperation (デザイン協力)
Megumi Itoi
Kimitaka Ito
Eri Ogawa
Hiroshi Izumi
Ogura Kobo
糸井 恵
伊藤 公崇
小川 エリ
泉 寛
小倉工房
Card Motion Cooperation
Kamimaro[2]
紙磨呂
Egyptian Arabic Dialect
Ehab Ahmed Ebeid
イハーブ アハマド エベード
3DCGI
David Production
Kenichi Higaki
Taweeporn
檜垣 賢一
タービーポン
IKIF+
Saaki Kumakura
熊倉 さあき

Graphic Model Cooperation

株式会社バンダイナムコゲームス
株式会社バンダイナムコエンターテインメント
Digital Works (デジタルワークス)
David Production
タービーポン
Eyecatch Illustration (アイキャッチ原画)
芦谷 耕平

Music

Stardust Crusaders Episode 35: D'Arby the Gambler, Part 2
Start End Title OST Description

00:00
01:35
Use the Bluff
Stardust Crusaders (World)
Star Platinum's formidable eyes
01:37
03:33
Gambler
Stardust Crusaders (World)
Daniel J. D'Arby formidable sense of touch/Open the game
03:35
05:21
Use the Bluff
Stardust Crusaders (World)
Jotaro breaks D'Arby's fingers
05:23
07:05
Tension
Stardust Crusaders (Destination)
D'Arby becomes serious/Playing with soul chips
07:08
07:27
Tension
Stardust Crusaders (Destination)
Jotaro bets his souls
07:34
09:07
Powerful Enemy
Stardust Crusaders (Destination)
Poker explained/First game
09:15
10:27
Rebellion to Despair
Stardust Crusaders (Destination)
D'Arby wins the first round, next game
10:31
12:07
Determination
Stardust Crusaders (Destination)
Jotaro doesn't look at his cards
12:07
14:10
Gambler
Stardust Crusaders (World)
D'Arby's stratagems over stratagems
14:15
16:43
Life-and-Death Matter
Stardust Crusaders (Destination)
Jotaro's determination & Star Platinum's speed
16:50
19:44
Use the Bluff
Stardust Crusaders (World)
Jotaro bets Holy's soul/Too much pressure
19:58
21:27
Fists of Platinum
Stardust Crusaders (Destination)
Jotaro's hand revealed
21:46
21:55
Cheerful Journey
Stardust Crusaders (World)
The heroes leave
21:56
23:25
Last Train Home
Last Train Home
Ending
23:27
23:41
Fists of Platinum
Stardust Crusaders (Destination)
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Manga/Anime Differences

  • D'Arby's cracking-under-pressure and subsequent defeat are extended.

In other languages

Language Title Translation
Japan Japanese ダービー・ザ・ギャンブラー その2 D'Arby the Gambler, Part 2
United States of America English D'Arby the Gambler, Part 2
Spain Spanish D'arby, el apostador - Segunda parte D'arby the Gambler, Part 2
Brazil Portuguese D'Arby, o Apostador - Parte 2 D'Arby the Gambler, Part 2
France French D'Arby the Gambler, Partie 2 D'Arby the Gambler, Part 2
Germany German D'Arby, der Spieler, Teil 2 D'Arby the Gambler, Part 2
Israel Hebrew ד'ארבי המהמר, חלק 2 D'Arby the Gambler, Part 2
Flag of the Arab League Arabic داربي المقامر، الجزء 2 D'Arby the Gambler, Part 2
Italy Italian D'Arby il giocatore d'azzardo, Parte 2 D'Arby the Gambler, Part 2
Poland Polish D'Arby hazardzista: część 2 D'Arby the Gambler: part 2

Commentary

With everything happening while sitting in the same location, the layout was apparently more troublesome than ever.

Our chief animation director, Masahiko Komino, directly managed the episode. It's a part of the story he particularly appreciates and he's effectively put everything in it.

I liked Daniel's transformation, who's all bleached at the end of the game. Also there's the ending where Iggy then looks from the corner of his eye, that's him all right. He's really well made for this, it's easy to use this dog to punctuate a scene as we like (laughs).

Daniel's ability is really fearsome. Had he not bent to Jotaro's bluff, he would have annihilated the group in one move with a disconcerting ease. It's a really powerful enemy. There wasn't a Stand fight properly speaking, but the situation was more critical than ever. A struggle that has taken a form different than usual, but where the tension was real.
Naokatsu Tsuda, Blu-ray limited edition commentaries

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Trivia

  • In the first round, D’Arby wagers three chips of Polnareff’s soul, however, the third chip has red stripes when he holds it in his hand, the color of Joseph’s chips.
  • D'Arby's internal monologue says that Jotaro would have had to secretly swap out all five of his cards to make a hand that could beat his own. However, based on the bad hands Jotaro got, he would have only needed to swap three cards to make 4 Aces, or four cards to make a Straight Flush or Five of a Kind.
  • The entire episode was greatly updated in the Blu-ray release; featuring animation touch-ups, Jotaro's smoking being uncensored and several scenes change entirely.

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