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Parents of a [[Oliver's Mate|woman]] who volunteers to be [[Oliver]]'s mate. When asked if her parents know about this, she says that, she doesn't care if her father who abandoned her mother, sees this. |
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A group of contractors hired to build a wine cellar for [[Sarah Winchester]]'s mansion. A handprint is found on the side of one of the shelves, forcing James to summon the group and demand an explanation. When Sarah herself appears to examine the situation, James immediately fires the group and orders them to leave, suspecting that they have seen her face. Before they can do so, however, they are tasked with destroying the cellar due to Sarah's superstitions. One of the workers moves closer to the handprint to examine it, but is attacked by a swarm of flies that cause the shelf to fall on top of him, lethally crushing and puncturing him. |
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Revision as of 03:57, 28 September 2023
This is a list of unnamed characters found in miscellaneous works authored or licensed by Hirohiko Araki. These characters played minor but varying roles throughout the storyline.
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.
Baoh the Visitor
A test subject dog who becomes the first organism to have Baoh implanted within, to demonstrate Baoh's power to Dr. Kasuminome's supervisors. Kasuminome keeps the dog in a water tank to ensure Baoh goes into a state of apparent death via asphyxiation. When going against a tiger in an experiment, the dog starts cowering around. The tiger rips off the dog's eye, seemingly killing the latter. However, the dog stands up, transforms, and swiftly kills the tiger, melting its corpse afterwards. Then the dog tries going for Kasuminome and his men, charging at and cracking the containment glass, and prompting Kasuminome to order the dog to be shot at with lasers. The dog eventually dies after being shot in the eye, and its Baoh parasite comes out of it. Kasuminome then orders the dog's corpse to be incinerated.
The dog dies in a different way in the OVA, where it is shot in the brain by Dordo after attempting to attack the latter.Anime Debut: Baoh (OVA)
Voice Actor: Cesare Rasini (Italian Dub)
OVA Debut: Baoh the Visitor (OVA) (Mentioned)
Namesake: Skookum: Chinook Jargon for "strong" or "monstrous"
Cool Shock B.T.
Gorgeous Irene
The Lives of Eccentrics
In 1905, Cobb’s father was killed by his wife. According to official records, she mistook him for a thief and accidentally shot him. There also exists a rumor that states that he pretended to leave the house to see if his wife was faithful to him, and upon discovering his wife with her secret lover, he was killed by her.
It can be inferred he is most likely William Herschel Cobb, the father of the real-life Ty Cobb, who also died to a gunshot in 1905.
In 1905, she killed her husband. According to official records, she mistook him for a thief and accidentally shot him. There also exists a rumor that states that her husband pretended to leave the house to see if she was faithful to him, and upon discovering his wife with her secret lover, he was killed by her.
It can be inferred that she is most likely Amanda Chitwood Cobb, the mother of the real-life Ty Cobb, who killed her husband in what was claimed to be an accident in 1905.
Novels
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.
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 Unità Speciale group.
Other Works
Dolce stands on her corpse in the beginning of the manga, but is disturbed by the flies buzzing around her. Masago claims to himself that it wasn't his fault that the woman drowned and blames her for making him crash his yacht by taking off her clothes and distracting him. He uses her purse to make an outfit for Dolce. Later, a cannibalistic Masago plans to eat her corpse but realizes there are sharks lurking nearby when he sees only her foot on deck.
References
- ↑ Crazy Diamond's Demonic Heartbreak: Chapter 1
- ↑ Crazy Diamond's Demonic Heartbreak: Chapter 11
- ↑ rey infinito Chapter 1
- ↑ rey infinito Chapter 3