All-Star Battle R/JoJo Glossary: Difference between revisions

|Content=The main antagonist from Part 1: ''[[Phantom Blood]]''. He uses the [[Stone Mask]]'s power to turn into a [[Vampire|vampire]], and plots to conquer the world, but is beaten by [[Ripple]]-user [[Jonathan]]. Later, his severed head attacks Jonathan and mortally wounds him, but he sinks to the bottom of the ocean when Jonathan blows up the boat.<ref name="PB final arc"/>

|Content=[[Dio]]'s home in later ''[[Phantom Blood]]'', situated next to the town of [[Windknights Lot]], where the bloody final battle unfurls between [[Jonathan]] and Dio.<ref>[[Fire andname="PB Ice, Jonathan and Dio (storyfinal arc)]]<"/ref>

|Content=A technique whereby the energy of life is accumulated in the practitioner's blood through special breathing techniques. In the East, it is known as [[Sendo]]. This "life energy" is much like waves of sunlight, and harms both [[Vampire|Vampires]]s and [[Pillar Men]].

|Content=An antagonist from Part 1, ''[[Phantom Blood]]''. A Chinese man with a shop in a [[Ogre Street|London slum]] who sells poison to [[Dio]]. He is caught scavenging after the [[Joestar Mansion]] fire by Dio, who turns him into a [[Zombie]]. When he later attacks [[Jonathan]] on a ship, the [[Ripple]] energy in him causes a massive explosion.<ref>[[Fire andname="PB Ice, Jonathan and Dio (storyfinal arc)]]<"/ref>

|Content=One of the [[Pillar Men]], using the Mode of Light. In pursuit of [[Ultimate Life Form|ultimate powers]], he creates [[Stone Mask|Stone Masks]]s and sets out to find the [[Red Stone of Aja]]. He's beaten in battle by [[Lisa Lisa]] and [[Joseph]], and launched into space by a volcanic eruption.<ref name="ReferenceA">[[The Man Who Crossed the Atlantic]]</ref>

|Content=A [[Ripple]] user and grandson of [[Will A. Zeppeli]]. He does not take to the flighty [[Joseph]] at first, but warms to him once they fight [[Wamuu]]. [[Lisa Lisa]] is his mentor. He finally dies when fighting Wamuu, after he creates a blood Ripple bubble.<ref name="ReferenceB">[[Caesar: A Lonely Youth (story arc)]]</ref>

|Content=Grandson of [[Jonathan Joestar]], and a great tactician who can outfox his foes. In the final battle with the [[Pillar Men]], he launches [[Kars]] into space using a volcanic eruption.<ref name="ReferenceA">[[The Man Who Crossed the Atlantic]]</ref> He ends up back in {{W|New York}} as a realtor. He later becomes User of the [[Stand]] [[Hermit Purple]].

|Content=The scene of the chariot duel between [[Joseph]] and [[Wamuu]].<ref name="ReferenceC">[[The Wind, the Chariot, and Wamuu (story arc)]]</ref> It's located at the [[Skeleton Heel Stone|Skeleton's Heel]], a henge at the foot of Piz Bernina. In antiquity, it was a place for observing the heavens. Later, it was used as a battle arena.

|Content=The mightiest of all living creatures, susceptible only to sunlight and [[Ripple]]. They are: [[Kars]], [[Esidisi]], [[Wamuu]], and [[Santana]] (whose real name is not known). They feed on [[Vampire|vampiresvampire]]s, using the energy to stay alive for tens of thousands of years.

|Content=Two servants at [[Lisa Lisa]]'s residence, as well as assistant [[Ripple]] instructors. [[Loggins]] is killed by [[Esidisi]] while waiting for [[Joseph]] at the final training ground.<ref>[[Ripple Teacher Lisa Lisa (story arc)]]</ref> Though [[Messina]] survives [[Wamuu]] with his left arm severed,<ref name="ReferenceB">[[Caesar: A Lonely Youth (story arc)]]</ref> he is unable to participate in the final showdown.

|Content=One of the [[Pillar Men]]. A user of the Wind Mode, so powerful he has been dubbed a combat genius. He defeats [[Caesar]], but out of respect for his combat skills, lets the blood bubble go.<ref name="ReferenceB">[[Caesar: A Lonely Youth (story arc)]]</ref> Later, after a ferocious battle with [[Joseph]], he is defeated.<ref name="ReferenceC">[[The Wind, the Chariot, and Wamuu (story arc)]]</ref>

|Content=[[Oingo]]'s [[Stand]] is [[Khnum]], while [[Boingo]]'s Stand is [[Tohth]]. The pair oppose the [[Joestar|Joestars]]s, but Oingo is retired after destroying himself.<ref>[["Khnum" Oingo and "Tohth" Boingo (story arc)]]</ref> Boingo later joins forces with [[Hol Horse]], but is retired after [[Iggy]] mauls him.<ref>[[Hol Horse and Boingo (story arc)]]</ref>

|Content=The scene of the [[Joestar|Joestars]]s' showdown with [[DIO]]. The final battle between [[Jotaro]] and DIO takes place on a bridge over the {{W|Nile}}.

|Content=A [[Vampire]] and once of [[DIO]]'s henchmen who lacks any [[Stand]] abilities. He tries to ensnare the [[Joestar|Joestars]]s with his ability to masquerade as a woman, but fails. Captured, he is forced to help open DIO's casket, only to be killed by DIO himself.

|Content=User of the [[Stand]] [[Horus]]. A falcon who guards the front gate of [[DIO's Mansion]]. It nearly kills [[Iggy]] until, in a last-ditch gambit, the dog bites off its beak and causes its ice pillar to backfire, killing it.<ref> [[The Gatekeeper of Hell, Pet Shop (story arc)]]</ref>

|Content=Featured in Part 5: ''[[Vento Aureo]]'', [[Bucciarati's Gang]] arranges to rendezvous [[Polnareff]] in the ancient capital of Italian. The city is razed to the ground overnight by the indiscriminate attacks of [[Secco]] and [[Cioccolata]]'s [[Stand|Stands]]s as they pursue Bucciarati and company.

|Content=The place at [[Cape Canaveral]] in {{W|Florida}} that [[Pucci]] visits in order to complete his [[C-MoonMOON|Stand]]. [[Jolyne]] and company's attempts to stop him fail, and Pucci's Stand transcends its previous limits.

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|Content=One of [[Father Pucci]]'s [[Stand|Stands]]s, an evolved form of [[Whitesnake]]. It can manipulate gravity, and freely alter the gravitational pull it exerts. It can also reverse the forces acting on things it attacks, turning them inside-out.

|Content=The place where [[Jolyne]] and [[Ermes]] went as part of a search party. In the barn is a tractor that discs were hidden in. They then found themselves in battle with [[Foo Fighters]], the guardian of the [[DISC|DISCs]]s.

|Content=The [[Stand]] of [[Father Pucci]], with the ability to steal people's memories and their Stands and capture them as [[DISC|DISCs]]s. The DISCs can then be inserted into some other person or being to control them.

|Content=The ultimate form of [[Father Pucci]]'s [[Stand|Stands]]s. Its front half has the appearance of a horse, and the rest is humanoid. It effects limitless acceleration of time and can effectively generate whole new worlds.

|Content=The [[Stand]] of [[Gyro Zeppeli]], drawn out by the [[Saint's Corpse]]. It gives him the ability to see inside or beyond things struck by the energy waves of his [[Spin|spinningspin]]ning [[Steel Ball|Steel Balls]]s. However, he loses it when he lets the [[Saint's Corpse|Corpse]] parts go, and it never develops as [[Johnny]]'s [[Tusk]] does.

|Content=A tool developed by the [[Zeppeli_FamilyZeppeli Family#Zeppeli_Family_Zeppeli Family (Second_ContinuitySecond Continuity)|Zeppeli family]] for their [[Spin]] technology, primarily as a means of calmly dispatching criminals on death sentences. However, it is also used in battle for both attack and defense.

|Content=A technique whereby a horse follows a path described by a golden rectangle, developing [[Golden Spin|infinite rotation]] on another golden rectangle's path. The [[Zeppeli_FamilyZeppeli Family#Zeppeli_Family_Zeppeli Family (Second_ContinuitySecond Continuity)|Zeppeli family]] discovered this hundreds of years ago, along with the [[Steel Ball]] throwing technique. This phenomena can break through dimensional barriers.