Unnamed Characters in Spin-Offs
This is a list of unnamed characters found in various spin-offs of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. These characters played minor but varying roles throughout the storyline.
Manga
One-Shots
Crazy Diamond's Demonic Heartbreak / Crazy Heartbreakers
The thug insults Ryoko's dangling hair, claiming Yuya wouldn't give the time of day to someone like that. Ryoko then smirks and asks if he is talking to the boy behind her, pointing out Josuke. Instantly, Josuke rapidly punches away the thug's car with Crazy Diamond and reshapes the roof of their car into a cage, trapping them while he continues kicking their car.
Novel Debut: Crazy Heartbreakers Chapter 2 (Mentioned only)
Novels
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (Novel)
After the defeat of Absalom and Michal, he and the other villagers come to their rescue, armed with canes and pieces of wood. Upon seeing the aftermath of the fight, the elder decides that the Joestar group are the subjects of a devil called Ababasubombo. He says that Absalom and Michal are very precious to them, so he and the other villagers drive them off.
The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp
She would always complain about her jobs in various towns, venting about how unpleasant her colleagues and bosses were. Whenever she needed money, she would call someone on a public phone as a last resort. One day, she snaps at Kaoru for not saying anything in response to her venting as if she was drunk; another day, she claims Kaoru is the only one who listens to her. Kaoru notices she looks exhausted, and also had a bruise on her arm which she tried hiding from him, claiming that she bumped into something at work.
On a winter night in around 1999 to 2000, she and Kaoru have no choice but to sleep at a bus stop and nearly freeze to death. She reveals to Kaoru about the mysterious pursuer coming for him in the future, though she claims not to know who it is. They are rescued by a lady who passes by them while driving, who allows them to stay at her house.
On June 1, 2000, she and Kaoru get off the bus at a random stop, not even knowing that the town's name is Morioh until they see the sign on the bus stop. They luckily find a real estate agency shortly after walking from the station. Kaoru's mother asks for a cheap apartment where she could move in immediately and where the landlord wouldn't ask too many details, which raises the agent's suspicions. He asks her to bring an adult guardian if she's a minor, angering her. She asserts her real age, so the agent reluctantly brings them to an apartment. Kaoru's mother assumes that it is an expensive building, but the agent assures her that the rate is affordable and meets her requirements.
Kaoru's mother signs the documents, not wanting to let the room go as they most likely wouldn't get a better deal. For the guarantor section, she writes the name of her late husband's stepfather; he was apparently a man she only met once during her husband's funeral, but was also the only one willing to help her out. Kaoru and his mother celebrate their new residence by eating a giant frozen pizza.
Not having beds or any furniture, the two sleep on sleeping bags for a while. However, they feel much more comfortable than they were before. On June 20, Kaoru accidentally bumps into a man, knocking over a case he was carrying which contained an expensive vase. Kaoru's mother arrives and confronts the man, apologizing and promising to pay for the damages. Regardless, the man continues insulting Kaoru and his mother. Josuke Higashikata arrives and restores the vase to normal, so Kaoru's mother takes the opportunity to leave along with Kaoru. Kaoru points out Josuke's Stand, but his mother pulls him away and dismisses his concerns as a misperception when they're back home.
Later, she notices Kaoru's happy and restless behavior, wondering whether he made any new friends. Upon hearing that it's Josuke, she worries that he is a delinquent and too old to be Kaoru's friend, but Kaoru asserts that Josuke is a good person. His mother decides to trust his judgement and starts talking about her day at work. Kaoru is relieved she seems to be doing okay.
On July 5, Kaoru meets an old man who implies Kaoru's father is still alive and that his mother is hiding expensive jewelry or artwork.
However, according to an old man that Kaoru later meets in Morioh in 2000, this is a lie that Kaoru was made to believe, implying his father is actually alive.
The man doesn't understand what happened but thanks Josuke anyways before calling his hair funny. This enrages Josuke, who suddenly punches the man through a nearby luxury boutique's window with Crazy Diamond.
The old man continues his cryptic interrogation, asking if Kaoru's mother has any expensive jewelry or gold artworks. He begins to exhibit unsettling behavior after this, unnerving Kaoru. He has an unblinking gaze, blood on his neck from scratching, and dirty skin. The man starts either talking to himself or to someone else, suggesting Kaoru's father is actually alive since he says Kaoru has been made to believe he died. He slowly continues talking menacingly, saying he'll find Kaoru no matter where he is. The man also wonders where Kaoru's mother is hiding something since she must have received it.
Kaoru becomes increasingly uncomfortable and attempts to leave, but the old man grabs his arm with a strong grip. Suddenly, a nurse arrives, gently ushering the old man away. The woman shakes him and he lets go of Kaoru, as if he had just woken up. Kaoru watches them leave, disappearing down the path. There is a hospital near the park, so Kaoru believes the man might be a patient from there.
The Book ~jojo's bizarre adventure 4th another day~
OVER HEAVEN
The translator also comments on the difficulty of the foundation's request. The diary was not fully restored after being burned by Jotaro Kujo, even with the help of Josuke Higashikata, and its contents were hard to understand even for a specialist like him. Therefore, the translation may include various errors.
Iggy the Stray Dog
The Spaniard describes animal traps to Avdol and shows one of the posters they made of Iggy, offering reward money to anyone who reports sightings of the dog. When they receive a report of a new sighting, Avdol and the Spaniard head into a nearby grocery store, where the clerk explains how Iggy drooled all over a candy shelf. The team then traps Iggy into a corner at the pier. As the Spaniard prepares to shoot with his tranquilizer gun, Iggy simply looks bored and scratches his ear, aggravating the Spaniard who thought the dog is making a fool out of them. In reality, the team realizes that they aren't actually standing on a concrete pier, but rather a huge sand structure that Iggy had built to mimic the real one. As the sand starts sinking, Avdol and the team struggle to escape. Avdol realizes that it's quicksand and warns everyone that they'll sink more if they keep struggling. He advises them to stay calm, since if they remain still then they would float on top of the quicksand before it eventually disperses into the Harlem River, allowing them to swim to the shore. Avdol uses Magician's Red to create footholds, amazing the RPCS team when they see him run across water. Later, the Spaniard's team gives up on catching Iggy due to orders from their upper management. The Spaniard offers to treat Avdol to drinks if he manages to catch the dog.
After Avdol successfully catches Iggy, he meets with the Spaniard and his team members again before leaving New York. When the Spaniard asked how he accomplished this feat, Avdol bluntly responds that he used superpowers, making the group laugh.
When they receive a report of a new sighting of Iggy, Rugger Man carries a pole net and questions a homeless man as to whether he saw the dog. The homeless man points to a wall, which seemingly appears ordinary. Avdol investigates it by touching the bricks with his fingers, only for his arm to plunge straight through it. The brick wall collapses into a pile of sand, revealing a hidden alley. The employee follows Avdol into the alley, causing Iggy to summon his Stand. Iggy's Stand carries him and shoves the employee to the ground by jumping off his head. The team manages to trap Iggy into a corner at the pier. However, the team end up being caught in Iggy's quicksand and nearly sink until Avdol's advice lets them escape.
After Avdol successfully catches Iggy, he meets with the Spaniard and his team members again before leaving New York. Rugger Man laughs when Avdol claims he captured Iggy using superpowers.
El Aleph
The troops are immediately massacred by the cartel's bodyguards. None of them comprehend what happened to them, as they are attacked by Stands and creatures from El Aleph. The members die in a variety of gruesome ways. For example, some are blown away, some fall foaming at the mouth, some burst into flames as if spontaneous combustion occurred, one loses all his teeth, one is slashed all over by an invisible blade, one's eardrums are burst by tinnitus, some have their heads crushed, some have their limbs torn off, and more. The troops are unable to advance or retreat, could not capture a single person, and could not execute their Plan B to set fire to the entire settlement.
One soldier attempts to escape, with his face smeared with dark blue mud. However, he is attacked by an extremely heavy lobster-like creature from El Aleph which jumps onto his back. Seeing the otherworldly creature's horrifying face causes him agony. As he dies, the soldier wishes to see the sunlight, but a bandanaed cartel member tells him that the sun will never appear since it is always night there. Days later, the corpses of the team members are found hanging by ropes from the trees in the surrounding jungle, torn apart by wild animals.
The army stops Lisa Lisa, Sasha Loggins, J.D. Hernández, and the Rueda Squad from reaching the commune, asking if they're lost tourists. Noticing Sasha, they crudely ask her to stay with them. Others mock Lisa Lisa after noticing how old she is, wondering if they're planning on abandoning her there. Lisa Lisa claims that they're acquaintances of the boss of the cartel, which makes them cautious. One points out that an old woman who was able to get that deep into the jungle should have a Stand. They recall the orders they received which was to stop any intruders without having discussions, so they begin their attack. The first man to attack has a pigeon chest covered in scars, wielding a serpent with a sickle-like head that it uses to slash. Another man wears camouflage and has a Stand made of hundreds and thousands of intertwined detonating cords. A giant (originally just a mercenary in JOJO magazine) wears his Stand like armored plates.
Sasha manages to beat several of them with her birds, but they still kill and incapacitate many of the Speedwagon Foundation soldiers. Before they could kill Sasha, Joaquín appears and stops them.[6] Following his orders, the guards escort Lisa Lisa, Sasha, and Hernández to their boss, Octavio, keeping their hands and mouths bound.[7]
When Octavio summons El Aleph's creatures to devour everything, several of the bodyguards are either killed or flee.[8] After El Aleph is deactivated and sunlight returns, the Guardia Civil manages to crack down on the commune. The massive coca production sites are closed, and the surviving residents, farmers, and bodyguards disperse.[9]
The member points out that in movies, groups typically let a living witness return to warn others that no one else should try to intrude, but that none of the intruders would be able to return this time. He also informs the dying soldier that the sun will never rise where they are.
Short Stories
testimone di gangster
However, Squalo plans to kill the leader instead once the trial ends. He reveals that the leader is a selfish man who was behind on his payments to Passione's top executives, so he planned to have Tizzano killed to show that his team is still working hard. Squalo presumably succeeds in killing him, as he and Tizzano are later promoted to the Boss's Unita speciale per Boss group.
There's No Love Like a Parent's
Melone chooses her to be the mother of Baby Face after seeing that her health is perfect and that her horoscope shows that she would harm Amaretti. However, this causes Baby Face to rebel against Melone's orders because the Stand refuses to murder, claiming he loves people like his mother. Melone states this is because the housekeeper's personality is too good, being someone who wouldn't eat bread that fell on the ground for less than a few seconds, nor would she hurt a fly. On her breaks, she'd have chamomile tea while reading The Adventures of Pinocchio or The Gift of the Magi, and other times, the Bible or philosophical books. If she saw a kid in the neighborhood with a runny nose, she’d wipe it with an expensive handkerchief. While spying on her, Melone sees her return a fallen bird to its nest. He and Ghiaccio also see her pick up a dirty stray cat to treat it, not caring about its blood getting on her apron.
Secretly, the woman has an extremely sadistic side at night. Baby Face is terrified seeing her do severe things to Amaretti in bed, who is having an affair with her. Melone convinces Baby Face that this is just another way to express love, persuading Baby Face to also harm her and Amaretti to express his love so he can be like his mother. Baby Face complies and ends up killing them. Following Melone's orders, he disposes of their bodies and steals their shoes and money to make it look as if they eloped.
Other Works
After listening to the instructions from Joseph Joestar, who had just survived his confrontation with DIO, the agents are dropped into Cairo from a helicopter. After Jotaro and DIO's exchange of punches, an agent tries to shoot DIO but misses after he uses The World. The agent follows the two and finds DIO about to attack Jotaro with a road sign. The agent fires at DIO, who then immediately appears before them, with the agent unable to fire again due to the gun being out of charge. Jotaro intervenes and blocks DIO's attack with Star Platinum before punching him away. At the Cairo bridge, during the final standoff, Star Platinum lands a hit on The World, significantly injuring DIO. As the UV gun’s charge reaches 100%, the agent seizes the opportunity and fires at DIO, completely destroying his body. With the battle now over, Joseph and Jotaro express their gratitude towards the agent.
References
- ↑ Crazy Diamond's Demonic Heartbreak: Chapter 1
- ↑ Crazy Diamond's Demonic Heartbreak: Chapter 11
- ↑ El Aleph Chapter 1
- ↑ El Aleph Chapter 3
- ↑ El Aleph Chapter 12: XII - Final Arc
- ↑ El Aleph Chapter 15: XV - Final Arc
- ↑ El Aleph Chapter 17: XVII - Final Arc
- ↑ El Aleph Chapter 19: XIX - Final Arc
- ↑ El Aleph Final Chapter: Epilogo
