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{{Nihongo|'''Acca Howler'''|アッカ・ハウラー|Akka Haurā}}{{Ref-Note|Based on Howler's signature, his first name may not be spelled "Acca" and instead begins with anspelled "HHacah". However, due to the illegibility of athe last few letters, "Acca" is tentatively being used until further evidence arises as to how it should be spelled in English.}} is acurrently the [[:Category:PrimaryMain Antagonists|primarymain antagonist]]<ref>{{Ch|TJL featuredChapter in21}} - [[Key West]] calls Howler the {{Nihongo|"Last Boss"|ラスボス|Rasubosu}} which is a term used by [[Hirohiko Araki]] to refer to [[:Category:Main Antagonists|main antagonists]].</ref> of the ninth part of the ''[[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure]]'' series, ''[[The JOJOLands]]''.

Howler is a man with an athletic build and a young looking face.<ref name="TJL23">{{Ch|TJL Chapter 23}}</ref> He has shoulder-length hair that is tied back. His hair is voluminous at the top styled in a jelly roll or elephant trunk, albeit with the front gap similar to a heart shape rather than a circle. Howler's beard looks like rectangular strips with gaps in between, going from the sides of his ears to his chin. The top strips of the beard are longer and angled toward his eyes.

When Howler was a child, there was a sudden change in his family's flow of money due to some involvement from the [[Lava Rock]].<ref name="TJL17" /> At some point, heAcca inherits [[HOWLER Company|HOWLER]], an infrastructure development company founded by his [[Latrato|ancestor]] from seven generations ago, becoming its eighth head.<ref name="TJL19" /> It is Acca who starts [[HOWLER Company]]'s involvement in the arms industry, though he denies it.<ref>{{Ch|TJL Chapter 23}}, p.38</ref> Working together with Dolphin Bank, he is given a loan of 30 billion dollars. Howler uses the loan to build a head office building at Honolulu, with 20 billion being used for acquiring other lands on Oahu. Some of it was also used to lease a private jet for tax purposes, following advice he received from the bank. Although Howler claims that the company acts for nature conservation and that he would be setting up systems for managing and utilizing Hualalai's water, he misappropriates public funds for his own purposes, such as for building resorts.<ref name="TJL17" />

On the way to the parking lot, Acca curses at the people who protest against him. He suddenly notices the presence of three individuals standing beside him. They are [[Key West]], a lawyer; [[Laem Chabang]], a police officer; and [[Ningbo]], a firefighter, and West claims they were all hired by Acca to enforce his interest. Their friend [[Bobby Jean]] has died, something having shot through his skull. Acca tells them to look for [[Lulu]], who has disappeared from the hospital without a trace, and promises a reward, telling them that their job is just to protect his interests. Despite his bossy demeanourdemeanor, Laem Chabang sees through Acca thanks to the fear-smelling nematodes she keeps on her glasses and knows that he is afraid in reality. As they leave, the group assures Acca that they will find Lulu and the culprits who are after him, though Key West ominously tells Acca to have no fear, because those who are afraid will eventually lose. Finally, Key West reveals that she has a lead — Bobby Jean's search history reveals that he was researching [[Paco Laburantes]].<ref name="TJL21">{{Ch|TJL Chapter 21}}</ref>

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