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<noinclude>{{Minor Items/Header}}
This is a list of minor items appearing in ''[[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure]]'': ''[[Stardust Crusaders]]''.
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==Part 3: [[Stardust Crusaders]]==
{{Center|{{AnchorButton|Spirit Photographs}}{{AnchorButton|DIO's Crystal Ball}}{{AnchorButton|Playboy Magazine}}{{AnchorButton|Devo's Doll}}{{AnchorButton|Judgement's Magic Lamp}}{{AnchorButton|Coffee-Flavored Chewing Gum}}{{AnchorButton|Commemorative Photograph}}{{AnchorButton|Orange Bomb}}{{AnchorButton|Daniel J. D'Arby's Soul Chip Collection}}{{AnchorButton|Telence T. D'Arby's Puppet Collection}}{{AnchorButton|F-MEGA}}{{AnchorButton|Oh! That's
{{Minor
|Part = SC
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|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 117}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|SC Episode 1}}
|Desc = Photographs taken by Joseph Joestar as a result of smashing a camera with his hand and [[Hermit Purple]]. During the events of ''[[Stardust Crusaders]]'' and ''[[Diamond is Unbreakable]]'', they would serve to give clues to the [[Joestar Group]] about their enemies. One particular photograph of [[
In ''Diamond is Unbreakable'', one spirit photograph warned [[Jotaro Kujo]] and [[Josuke Higashikata]] about [[Anjuro Katagiri]]. The threat of the photographs also lured [[Akira Otoishi]] in the open, enabling his defeat.
|Gallery = <gallery>
SpiritPhotoOVA.png|Spirit photograph in [[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (OVA)|OVA]]
DIO HP Photo Manga.png|[[
Spirit photograph in SFC game.png|Spirit photograph in [[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (SFC Game)|SFC Game]]
joseph photo mansion anime.png
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|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 127}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|SC Episode 5}}
|Desc = [[
|Gallery = <gallery>
DIO HP Crystal Ball.png|[[
HFTF Joestar Stand.png|[[Heritage for the Future]]
</gallery>
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|ADebut = {{Ep|SC Episode 7}}
|Desc = An adult magazine that [[Forever]] reads while inside his cage. The magazine contains a foldout poster of the model {{W|List of Playboy Playmates of 1989#June|Tawnni Cable}}. The cover of the magazine is based on the August 1989 issue of [[:File:Playboy Japan August 1989.png|Playboy Japan]], which featured the model {{W|Brandi Brandt}}.
}}
{{Minor
|Part = SC
|Name = Devo's Doll
|MImage = EbonyDollCloseUp.png
|AImage = Ebony_doll_anime.jpg
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 133}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|SC Episode 7}}
|Desc = A doll [[Devo the Cursed]]'s stand [[Ebony Devil]] posesses. It has short hair and numerous rhinestones on its face with two by its cheeks having belts connected to them. It wears a robe with stylised 's' symbols on it, trousers, a cap with a feather in it, and earrings. Once posessed it bears a fresh scar over its eye and sharp teeth that can rotate. It came with a spear, but also used a straight razor.
According to [[Araki]], the doll resembles an African shaman.<ref name="JJV">{{JJV|Ebony Devil}}</ref>
Devo planted it in [[Polnareff]]'s room in order for his Stand to posess it and kill him. Polnareff was able to destroy it, killing Devo in the process.
}}
{{Minor
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|ADebut = {{Ep|SC Episode 40}}
|Desc = A fictional video game played by [[Noriaki Kakyoin]] and [[Telence T. D'Arby]] in their match. It is a racing game heavily inspired by ''{{W|F-Zero}}''. In the game, cars must complete laps on racing tracks. Players have an energy bar that determines their car's power, and the players can mash the buttons before the start to get a speed boost. It is more complex to play than at face value, with the physics allowing a player to spin their car, drive on walls, and fly; moreover, segments of the game are played with the cars in complete darkness. Shortcuts are available on the tracks but are difficult to cross.
|Gallery =
|Manga
<gallery>
F-MEGA Title screen in manga.png|Title screen
F-MEGA Gameplay in manga.png|Gameplay
</gallery>
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<gallery>
F-MEGA title screen in anime.png|Title screen
F-MEGA Gameplay in anime.png .png|Gameplay
</gallery>
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<gallery>
PSXStage30FMega.png|[[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (PS1 Game)|JoJo's Bizarre Adventure]] Super Story Mode
</gallery>
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<gallery>
J-392.jpg|{{ABC}}; F-MEGA
</gallery>
}}
}}
{{Minor
|Part = SC
|Name = Oh! That's
|MImage = OhThatsaBaseballManga.png
|AImage = OhThatsaBaseball.png
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The game also makes an appearance in [[Diamond is Unbreakable (Anime)|Part 4's Anime adaptation]].
|Gallery =
{{Tabber
|Manga
<gallery>
Baseball Title screen in manga.png|Title screen
Baseball Gameplay in manga.png|Gameplay
</gallery>
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<gallery>
Baseball Title screen in anime.png|Title screen
Baseball Gameplay in anime.png|Gameplay
</gallery>
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<gallery>
PSXStage30Baseball.png|[[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (PS1 Game)|JoJo's Bizarre Adventure]] Super Story Mode
</gallery>
|Cards
<gallery>
J-393.jpg|{{ABC}}; Homerun
</gallery>
}}
}}{{Minor
|Part = SC
|Name = DIO's Knives
|MImage = DIO_with_knives.jpg
|AImage = DIO_Knives_Anime.png
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 255}} (singular), {{Ch|Chapter 258}} (Several)
|ADebut = {{Ep|SC Episode 46}} (singular), {{Ep|SC Episode 47}} (Several)
|Desc = A ton of knives that [[DIO]] uses during his final battle with the [[Joestar Family]]. He uses these as thrown weapons, mainly through stopped time.
He's first seen throwing a sharp dinner knife to pierce [[Joseph Joestar]]'s throat from afar, due to him using [[Hermit Purple]] in conjunction with the [[Ripple]] to defend himself. This knife was also the cause of Joseph's temporary death.
During his fight with [[Jotaro Kujo]] he obtains a bunch of knives out of nowhere, he then throws tons of these at Jotaro during stopped time, surrounding him in an encroaching dome of knives. Jotaro survived this attack due to him stuffing several magazines in his attire. Jotaro would then use one of the knives which had stabbed into him to attack DIO, via throwing it as well.
Since their appearance, these knives have become a staple of DIO's character. Appearing in numerous video games and figures; also inspiring several characters and moves outside of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.
|Gallery =
}}{{Minor
|Part = SC
|Name = Road Sign
|MImage = RoadSignManga.png
|AImage = RoadSignAnime.png
|MDebut = {{Ch|Chapter 259}}
|ADebut = {{Ep|SC Episode 47}}
|Desc = A road sign found on the streets of [[Cairo]]. The manga and anime depict it as a blue turn left sign, whilst the OVA has it be a red 'stop' sign.
[[DIO]] uses the sign as an improvised weapon to try and decapitate [[Jotaro Kujo]], who was playing dead. Before he could swing down on him, [[Jean Pierre Polnareff]] stabs him in the head with [[Silver Chariot]]'s rapier. DIO would've used it on Polnareff, but Jotaro's quick thinking stops that from happening, leading him to consider decapitating Jotaro again. But he doesn't get the chance, as Jotaro's [[Star Platinum]] bends the sign, rendering it useless.
Much like the knives and road roller. The road sign has become synonymous with DIO's character, appearing in several pieces of media and merchandise.
|Gallery =
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