|Content=The main character of Part 2: ''[[Battle Tendency]]'', he is the 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="BT Final Ch">[[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=[[Jotaro Kujo]]'s [[Stand]], boasting such astronomical power, speed, precision, eyesight, and visual acuity that it can catch flying bullets in its fingers. During the battle against [[DIO]], it manifests the ability to stop time.<ref name="DIO's World"/> Coupled with Jotaro's flawless skills, its awesome stats could make it the greatest Stand in history.
The All-Star Battle RJoJo Glossary is a sub-mode of the Shop and Gallery mode which lists common terms and characters from throughout the game. This page lists all of the entries in the Glossary and their respective definitions.
Due to innacuracies and missing information in the English localization of the game, the English definitions on this page are modified to fit closer to the original Japanese definitions.
SPOILER WARNING: Part 1-8 and Baoh spoiler details may follow.
A mask used in sacrificial Aztec ceremonies.[1] When touched by blood, it shoots out a mass of bone spicules that stimulate the victim's brain, causing a vampiric transformation.
A character from Part 1: Phantom Blood; Jonathan's Ripple instructor. He trained in Tibet and has acquired a variety of Ripple techniques. He passes on his skills to Jonathan in order to defeat Dio. Fatally wounded after fighting Tarkus, he transfers his life force to his pupil via Deep Pass Overdrive.[2]
A character from Part 1: Phantom Blood, a British aristocrat who is Jonathan's father. Honorable, kind, and gentle in nature, he takes in Dio, son of swindler Dario Brando, and gives him a home. In the end, however, he dies protecting his son from a dagger-wielding Dio.[3]
The protagonist of Part 1: Phantom Blood. A noble British gentleman who learns Ripple breathing from Zeppeli in order to defeat Dio, who has unlocked the power of the Stone Mask. Though he defeats him in the end, a decapitated Dio returns to kill Jonathan while he is on his honeymoon.[4]
A character from Part 1: Phantom Blood. One of the Ripple users who shows up to support Zeppeli. He uses a Thunder Split Attack to test Jonathan, and later the Cross version on Dio, but is beaten both times. Though Dio's Vaporizing Freeze technique kills him, he manages to give Jonathan a hint as to how to beat Dio.[5]
The main antagonist from Part 1: Phantom Blood. He uses the Stone Mask's power to turn into a 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.[4]
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 Vampires and Pillar Men.
A technique whereby the energy of life is accumulated in the practitioner's blood by breathing in a special way. In the East, it is known as Sendo. This "life energy" is much like rays of sunlight, and harms vampires and Pillar Men.
An ally from Part 1: Phantom Blood. A fiery but friendly busybody who first battles Jonathan in a London slum. Jonathan is drawn to his upstanding ways, and the pair become great friends. Speedwagon comes into wealth from oil, and he goes on to make the Speedwagon Foundation.
An antagonist from Part 1, Phantom Blood. A Chinese man with a shop in a 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.[4]
A red gem that traps light inside itself before being able to be fired like a laser. Once owned by a Roman Emperor, this so-called "Super Aja" grants the Pillar Men the ability to become Ultimate Beings.
A charater from Part 2: Battle Tendency, he is 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.[8]
Speedwagon sets this up once he becomes a multi-millionaire to carry out medical research and protect wild flora and fauna. Its HQ is in Dallas, Texas, but it has offices worldwide, including one in Meguro, Tokyo.
The scene of the chariot duel between Joseph and Wamuu in Part 2: Battle Tendency.[9] It's located at the 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.
Allies from Part 2: Battle Tendency, they are 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.[10] Though Messina survives Wamuu with his left arm severed,[8] he is unable to participate in the final showdown.
An ally in Part 2: Battle Tendency, he is a German army officer who is the commander of a secret base in Mexico. Though proud and a little goofy, he's a character you can't hate. He appears to die fighting Santana, but later returns as a cyborg powerful enough to flinch even the mighty Kars.
An antagonist of Part 2: Battle Tendency, he is one of the Pillar Men. 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.[8] Later, after a ferocious battle with Joseph, he is defeated.[9]
A Stand that appears in Part 3: Stardust Crusaders. Once belonging to a swordsmith from Ancient Egypt, this Stand manifested itself in a sword when he died, having its own sentience It learns the movements and techniques of those it fights, thus becoming stronger with each battle.
An antagonist from Part 3: Stardust Crusaders, his Stand is Sethan. He likes to taunt the weak, saying "attaboy". He turns Polnareff into a child, but even then barely manages to beat him. He then does the same to Jotaro, but is beaten to a pulp and retired.[12]
An antagonist from Part 3: Stardust Crusaders, his Stand is Cream. A devoted servant of DIO, who is willing to die for his master. In his fight with Polnareff, he kills both Iggy and Avdol, before Polnareff realizes he's a Vampire and exposes him to sunlight, killing him.[14]
A character from Part 3: Stardust Crusaders, he is a United States senator in Cairo that runs into DIO, who forces him to drive his car into hapless innocents in pursuit of Joseph and company. The chase ends when he is killed and his corpse thrown at Joseph and company.[15]
A major antagonist from Part 3: Stardust Crusaders, she is mother of J. Geil. Her Stand is Justice. She taught DIO how to use his Stand, but becomes crazed upon losing her son. She goes after the Joestar party, but DIO kills her.[16] She remains loyal to her master always.
An ally from Part 3: Stardust Crusaders, with the StandHierophant Green. He has a reserved and honorable personality. He takes the lead in the showdown with DIO, and despite being mortally wounded, managed to warn Joseph about The World's time-stopping abilities before taking his last breath.[15]
An antagonist from Part 3: Stardust Crusaders, his Stand is Judgement. One of DIO's hired killers. He uses puppets of Sherry and Avdol to attack Polnareff, but is defeated when the real Avdol shows up and both he and Polnareff send him to hell.[19]
Protagonist of Part 3: Stardust Crusaders, he is the grandson of Joseph Joestar and father of Jolyne Cujoh, wielding the StandStar Platinum. Sharp and always levelheaded, yet passionate in nature. He unearths his time stopping ability to defeat DIO in their ultimate battle.[15]
Iggy's Stand. It takes the form of a sand monster. By its very nature, it cannot suffer physical damage. It has all kinds of useful functions, such as being able to turn into a glider or a dome, therefore making it highly versatile.
DIO's close-range optimized Stand, with even greater speed and power than Star Platinum, plus the ability to stop time. At first, it can only manage about 5 seconds, but in battle with Jotaro, increased the duration for up to 10 seconds.[15]
Jean Pierre Polnareff's Stand, with a sword and armor like a cavalier from the Middle Ages. Its power is unremarkable, but the rapier is awesomely keen, and it can shed its armor to increase its speed. As a hidden technique, it can also hurl its blade very accurately as a last resort.
An antagonist from Part 3: Stardust Crusaders, he is User of the StandOsiris and the elder D'arby brother and a pro gambler. He can steal the souls of those who lose his wagers and turn them into poker chips. He beats Polnareff and Joseph, but a poker defeat at the hands of Jotaro sees him retired.[21]
An antagonist from Part 3: Stardust Crusaders, he is User of the StandEbony Devil, and a henchman of DIO's, known usually as Devo the Cursed. He attacks Polnareff, but dies when the Frenchman's quick wit turns the battle around using a mirror, and almost all of Devo's body is cut to shreds.[22]
An antagonist from Part 3: Stardust Crusaders, he is User of the StandAtum, and the Daniel's younger brother. A natural-born gamer, he steals the souls of other gamers he beats and plants them in puppets to further his collection. He beats Kakyoin, but is retired by Joseph and Jotaro after recieving an "ora ora".[23]
An antagonist from Part 3: Stardust Crusaders, he is a Vampire and one of DIO's henchmen who lacks any Stand abilities. He tries to ensnare the Joestars with his ability to masquerade as a woman, but fails. Captured, he is forced to help open DIO's casket, only to be sliced and killed by DIO himself.
Old Joseph Joestar's Stand. It resembles a thorn bush and can perform spirit photography with a Polaroid camera, among other things. Though the thorns have limited attack power, they can prove useful in a variety of other ways.
Noriaki Kakyoin's long-range, humanoid Stand made of a coil that can unravel very fast. It can strike at a range of more than 100 meters, but with low power. Its Emerald Splash attacks are highly destructive, however.
Mariah's Stand. It appears as an electrical outlet. It can even be placed on non-conducing objects such as rocks. The body of anyone who touches it is magnetized, with the force increasing until it attracts objects as heavy as cars.
The Stand of J. Geil. It appears to exist only within a mirror, and does damage by stabbing reflected victims with a dagger. It can travel extremely fast between mirrors, just as light does.
An antagonist from Part 3: Stardust Crusaders, it is User of the StandHorus. 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 itself.[24]
An antagonist from Part 3: Stardust Crusaders, he is User of the StandEmperor, and one of DIO's henchmen, he dresses like a cowboy in a western movie. He lives by the maxim, "Don't be Number 1, be Number 2" and has a keen eye for a good partner. He also claims to be the world's best lover, with girlfriends worldwide.
Pet Shop's Stand. It takes the form of a petrified pterosaur. It has the power to manipulate ice and cold air, which gives it a versatile arsenal of techniques. In addition to creating ice structures, it can also make icicle missiles and freeze the ground.
Muhammad Avdol's Stand which has a bird's head on a humanoid body. It wields flames so hot, they can melt projectiles in mid-air. It also boasts unusually powerful raw combat skills.
An antagonist from Part 3: Stardust Crusaders, she is User of the StandBastet. She magnetizes Joseph and Avdol, easily overpowering them. However, she is retired from the fight when, in the end, their car - and bicycle - covered bodies magnetize to each other and she is crushed between them.[25]
Koichi Hirose's Stand. At first, it appears in the form of an egg, but after fighting with Tamami Kobayashi, it breaks its shell to be born.[26] Echoes evolves with Koichi, initially taking an insectoid form and gradually becoming more human. ACT1 and ACT2's skills are sound-based, while ACT3 has the ability to make matter heavier, and the different ACTs can therefore be used depending on the situation.
A character from Part 4: Diamond is Unbreakable, he is the son of Kosaku Kawajiri and an elementary-school boy. Upon discovering that his father was in fact being impersonated by Yoshikage Kira, he battles against the villain despite suffering at the hands of Bites the Dust.[29]
An antagonist-turned-ally from Part 4: Diamond is Unbreakable, he is Stand User of Heaven's Door. A popular manga artist from Morioh whose acclaimed "Pink Dark Boy" series has been running since he was sixteen. His sole focus is manga, and he'll do anything to make his stories more interesting. Koichi Hirose describes him as a "gray person".
Yoshikage Kira's Stand, with the ability to turn objects it touches into bombs. Its left hand forms the autonomous, heat-seeking Sheer Heart Attack, allowing it act separately from Killer Queen. In the latter half of the story, the Stand develops Bites the Dust, which can blow up time itself, rewinding it in the process.
The main antagonist of Part 4: Diamond is Unbreakable, his Stand is Killer Queen. At a first glance, he passes as an ordinary office worker, yet he is in fact a serial killer, born with a lust for murder. After blowing up Shigekiyo Yangu, he is chased by Josuke Higashikata and company, but temporarily escapes pursuit by killing and stealing the identity of Kosaku Kawajiri.[30]
Stand of Josuke Higashikata, it has the ability to restore broken objects and heal wounds via touch, and is a close-range power type that boasts exceptional speed. When Josuke becomes enraged due to someone mocking his haircut, the Stand becomes even stronger.
Stand of Okuyasu Nijimura, it can erase the space occupied by whatever its right hand grabs. The resulting void closes up, and can thereby be used for instantaneous movement disguised as teleportation. No one, not even Okuyasu, know where the erased objects go.
An ally from Part 4: Diamond is Unbreakable, she is a ghost that lives on an unmapped street in Morioh. At 16 years old, she was Yoshikage Kira's first victim, but lingers away from the afterlife in order to warn others about the danger of Kira. After the killer is defeated, she and her beloved dog find peace.[29]
A creature that was born where a cat stabbed by an Arrow was buried in the Kawajiri family's garden. Yoshikage Kira, disguised as Kosaku Kawajiri, notices this creature and nurtures it in the Kawajiri's attic, discovering its ability to manipulate air.[31]
An ally in Part 4: Diamond is Unbreakable, he is the User of the StandPearl Jam, and proprietor of the Italian restaurant, Trattoria Trussardi. He lives to cook, and to cook well. Although kind, he has a hygiene obsession which drives him into a rage if anyone sullies his kitchen.
An ally in Part 4: Diamond is Unbreakable, he is the User of the StandThe Hand. Josuke's classmate, he is a simple and violent person, but is good-natured and easily moved to tears. He always relied on his brother, Keicho, to make decisions as he does not believe himself capable of making good decisions. After his brother is killed by Red Hot Chili Pepper, he teams up with Josuke and Koichi.[27]
The Stand of Shigekiyo Yangu, it is a Colony-type consisting of around 500 units. It has a long range and specializes in collecting objects. Each individual unit is weak, but together, they can swarm opponents and exhibit high combat power. As a Colony-type, the User is not harmed if a few of the Stand bodies are crushed.
A character from Part 4: Diamond is Unbreakable, he is the Stand User of Surface. A humble yet sly personality, he resonates with Akira Otoishi and attacks Josuke, but is beaten. Afterwards, he forms a one-sided friendship with Koichi.
The protagonist of Part 4: Diamond is Unbreakable, he wield the StandCrazy Diamond, and is the secret son of Joseph Joestar. He has a gentle personality, but when criticized for his hairstyle, becomes enraged and goes on a rampage. In the final battle, he fights Yoshikage Kira disguised as Kosaku Kawajiri, and succeeds in cornering his opponent.[29]
An ally from Part 4: Diamond is Unbreakable, he is Stand User of Echoes, and one of Josuke Higashikata's classmates. Timid and unreliable at first, he slowly earns the trust of his friends, and even some enemy Stand Users. Although initially annoyed at Yukako Yamagishi's affections for him, he eventually reciprocates them.
A character from Part 4: Diamond is Unbreakable, he is Stand User of Highway Star. He attacks Rohan in order to help cure his injuries faster, but is later healed by Josuke Higashikata; that is, before being pummeled by the same guy, suffering even more severe injuries in the end.[32] In the later battle against Enigma, he and Josuke fight together, and Yuya is able to bring about victory after being inspired by the prospect of Josuke's friendship.[33]
Stand of Rohan Kishibe, it has the ability to turn anything into a book and read all its innermost thoughts and history. By writing in the margins, Rohan can control his targets, even rewriting events of their memories.
The cliffside where Koichi and Yukako fought. It became due to the urban legend about a young woman who attempted suicide by jumping off the cliffside, only to bounced gently along the rocks below with a boing. Located in the northeastern part of Morioh.
An antagonist from Part 4: Diamond is Unbreakable, and User of the StandEnigma, he is obsessed with observing fear in people. He captures Josuke's mother and Koichi as hostages, and uses them to trap Josuke within his paper, but is defeated by Yuya Fungami. He is then turned into a book by Josuke and donated to the library of Morioh.[33]
Stand of Yukako Yamagishi, it gives her the ability to manipulate her hair as if it were a limb. It can extend far enough to cover a house, and has enough power to break through glass and floors. When damaged, it turns white.
The setting of Part 4: Diamond is Unbreakable, it is the town where Josuke and company live, with many famous landmarks to explore. It is here where Josuke and his friends track down the town's serial killer, Yoshikage Kira, and defeat him with their hearts of gold. Part 8 also features a town of the same name.
A character from Part 4: Diamond is Unbreakable, he is Stand User of Harvest. He often goes by the nickname "Shigechi", and likes the phrases "~dado" and "shishi". Although greedy, he is not entirely unlikable. He encounters the murderer Yoshikage Kira and is bombed to death, but is able to have Harvest deliver the killer's shirt button to Josuke, leaving behind clues that would lead to the finding of Kira.[30]
A character from Part 4: Diamond is Unbreakable, she wields the StandLove Deluxe. Although beautiful and of great grades and intelligence, she can also be self-centered and rash. Koichi was the victim of her affections, but the two later end up a true couple.
Stand of Akira Otoishi, it has the ability to manipulate electricity, and can travel at high speed through power outlets and along wires. A remotely-controlled Stand, it becomes more and more powerful as it absorbs electricity.
Narancia's Stand. Shaped like a figher plane, it's built to attack with machine guns and missiles. It is also equipped with a radar that's sensitive to carbon dioxide.
An antagonist from Part 5: Vento Aureo, with the StandWhite Album, and a member of La Squadra Esecuzioni. Easily enraged by nature, he is often angered by illogical idioms. He is defeated by Mista's resolve and finished off by Giorno after pursuing their car.[34]
Diavolo's Stand that can erase time and "skip" the events that would have occurred, leaving only the outcome intact. With Epitaph, the second face on its forehead can see into the future. The Stand's own range is roughly 2 metres, and its means of attack are limited to the Stand's own deadly fists.
An ally in Part 5: Vento Aureo. Stand: Sex Pistols. A member of Bucciarati's Gang, he is an optimist with a simple outlook on life, but is obsessed with the idea that the number four is unlucky. After surviving the final battle, he becomes a Capo.
Giorno Giovanna's Stand, able to give life to inanimate objects, turning them into animals or plants. It later becomes able to create organic matter. Towards the end of the Part, it evolves into Gold Experience Requiem when it is pierced by the Arrow.
The Requiem form of Gold Experience, with the supreme ability to nullify all action and will. Even the state of death at the Stand's hand is nullified, such that the victim never actually attains "death", just endlessly dying.
Prosciutto's Stand. It has the ability to indiscrimately age all living organisms, both physically and mentally. The aging is fastest when having direct contact with victims. The User can also control his own age at will in order to trick enemies.
A character from Part 5: Vento Aureo. His Stand: Kraft Work. A member of the gang organization Passione, he plots to swipe Polpo's secret fortune for himself, and ends up in a fierce fight with Mista on Capri Island. Initially, Mista struggles against his Sale's ability to "fix" objects, but ultimately wins with his quick wits.[35]
Stand of Bruno Bucciarati. It attaches a zipper to whatever it hits, that can open and close the object in question. It can also create an alternative dimension within the zipper, and has a multitude of applications, especially with its long range.
Stand of Trish Una. It has the ability to soften objects. Once turned soft, the object cannot be destroyed. The Stand is also able to converse with Trish. It's a competent close-range, power Stand with all-around good capabilities.
Guido Mista's Stand, consisting of six discrete bullet "beings" with the ability to manipulate bullets, whether it be increasing their power or changing their trajectories. They are numbered from 1 to 7, excluding 4 which Mista considers bad luck, and have distinct personalities. Without food and rest, they get very grumpy and sometimes refuse to work.
The main antagonist of Part 5: Vento Aureo. User of the StandKing Crimson, boss of the Passione mob organization, and a person with a dual personality. He is fiercly proud, but also very guarded. He tries to wipe out his own daughter along with Bucciarati's Gang, but suffers a never-ending death at the hands of Giorno.[37]
An ally in Part 5: Vento Aureo, User of the StandSpice Girl. Diavolo is her true father, but he wants to kill her himself in order to keep the fact a secret and prevent her from being targeted by others. She is overweening at first, but is influenced by Bucciarati's Gang, also growing spiritually and awakening her Stand ability.
An ally in Part 5: Vento Aureo, User of the StandAerosmith. He is a little childish and naive, with an inferiority complex about his lack of education, getting angry if teased about it. In the final battle, he is first targeted and killed by Diavolo, who was wary of the Stand's radar capabilities.[38]
In Part 5: Vento Aureo, the station is used by Bucciarati's Gang to board the express train bound to Florence. They momentarily manage to evade their pursuers thanks to a turtle with a Stand ability dispatched by the Boss.
The Stand of Pannacotta Fugo. It attacked by spreading homicidal viruses from 6 capsules mounted on both its fists. Anyone infected by this virus will rot and die within 30 seconds. However, Fugo is also vulnerable to this virus. The Stand itself only expresses Fugo's violent nature, and therefore has almost no intelligence.
Stand of Pesci, a weapon in the form of a fishing rod. It can pass through walls and objects as if they were water to hook its prey. Pesci's determination increased the Stand's power dramatically.
An ally from Part 5: Vento Aureo, and User of the StandSticky Fingers. Although a gangster, he is warm-hearted and has a strong sense of responsibility, which earns him the trust of the locals. He agrees with Giorno's dream, and invites him to join his gang. Afterwards, he is promoted to a Capo and is tasked with escorting the Boss's daughter, Trish,[40] but rebels against the missions once learning of the Boss's true intentions.[39]
An antagonist from Part 5: Vento Aureo, and User of the StandLittle Feet. Part of La Squadra Esecuzioni, he tails Narancia and subjects him to hideous torture, but is badly burned by Aerosmith's counterattack. Afterwards, he is defeated in the ensuing close-range combat and dies.[42]
Stand of Ghiaccio, it has the ability to condense the moisture in the air to extremely low temperatures, forming an armor of ice around its User. This armor is so strong that even bullets cannot pierce it.
Stand of Risotto Nero, it lurks within the body of its User, manipulating iron with magnetic force. It attacks by creating blades such as razors and scissors from iron found in the body and surroundings. It can also cover its User with fine iron particles, acting as a camouflage which renders Risotto effectively invisible.
An antagonist from Part 5: Vento Aureo, User of the StandBaby Face, and part of La Squadra Esecuzioni. His favourite phrase is "di molto". Although he manages to capture Trish, his Stand is destroyed by Giorno after Giorno's Stand discovers a new ability. Afterwards, he dies after being bitten by a venemous snake which Giorno had created.[43]
An ally from Part 5: Vento Aureo, he is the Stand User of Moody Blues, and a part of Bucciarati's Gang. Formerly a police offer, he stopped pursuing the profession due to corruption and became a gangster instead. He is killed by Diavolo on the island of Sardinia, but with the last of his strength, succeeds in leaving behind a clue to the Boss's identity.[44]
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 Stands as they pursue Bucciarati and company.
A result of the huge acceleration of time brought about by Father Pucci's Stand, Made in Heaven that results in a universe reset. It gives all living things a taste of their future, but only Pucci can alter his own Fate.
A character from Part 6: Stone Ocean, Prisoner ID FE39423. Arrested for kidnapping, she wanted to be a kidnapping victim as a child, but became a kidnapper instead. She dies by exploding handcuffs.[46]
An ally in Part 6: Stone Ocean, they are a creature given life when Father Pucci inserted a Stand disc into some plankton. Their full name is "Foo Fighters". They require water to live.
An ally in Part 6: Stone Ocean, she is User of the StandKiss. Jolyne's friend and confidant who awakened her Stand after being pierced by the Stand Arrow in Jolyne's pendant. Cheerful and wears her heart on her sleeve.
Ermes Costello's Stand. It can produce special stickers that create a second copy of whatever they are adhered to. When the sticker is removed, the two copies fuse together with great force, doing damage to each other and anything inbetween.
The main protagonist of Part 6: Stone Ocean, she is User of the StandStone Free. Daughter of Jotaro Kujo, and great-granddaughter of Joseph Joestar. She stands out for her childish conduct at first, but her father's cool judgement and affinity for bold action soon show through as she matures.
The place where Jolyne is incarcerated in Part 6: Stone Ocean. Its full title is the Green Dolphin Street Maxiimum Security Prison Facility. Pucci uses Jolyne as bait to draw Jotaro to the place, then steals his memory and Stand as a DISC.
The place at Cape Canaveral in Florida that Pucci visits in order to complete his Stand in Part 6: Stone Ocean. Jolyne and company's attempts to stop him fail, and Pucci's Stand transcends its previous limits.
An antagonist from Part 6: Stone Ocean, his Stand is Highway to Hell. A self-obsessed man, he is neither hostile nor wicked, but does look for a companion in suicide. Whitesnake calls him "pure evil", and Ermes calls him "rotten to the core".
One of Father Pucci's Stands, 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.
The place where Jolyne and Ermes went as part of a search party in Part 6: Stone Ocean. In the barn is a tractor that DISCs were hidden in. They then found themselves in battle with Foo Fighters, the guardian of the DISCs.[47]
Jolyne Cujoh's Stand which at first allows her to turn her flesh into a string she controls, but later develops a three-dimensional humanoid form of its own. Besides physical strength, it offers various combat advantages, such as deflecting attacks.
Narciso Anasui's Stand. It can store energy for attacks like kicks and punches somewhere and then unleash it at will. It can also dive into living and non-living things, and disassemble or change them from the inside out.
A recipe for reaching the paradise of Heaven, demanding such things as the sould of 36+ felons and 14 secret words. It was recorded by DIO, but the note was burned by Jotaro. By stealing his memory DISC, Pucci learns the recipe and puts it into action.
An ally in Part 6: Stone Ocean, he is User of the StandDiver Down. He has special feelings for Jolyne and wishes to marry her. At first, he is cruel to everyone but her, but softens over time. Hearing about Jolyne's escape from prison, he forces Weather Report to help him find her.
The ultimate form of Father Pucci's Stands. 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.
A place in the Arizona Desert said to have been destroyed in the distant past by a meteorite strike, and now to be cursed. Those who get lost there have powers awakened within them.
One of the main protagonists of Part 7: Steel Ball Run, he is a Neapolitan praetor who learns the Spin technique, which can produce various effects. His favourite phrase is "Nyo ho!". Towards the end of the story, he is killed in battle with Valentine, shot dead. However, the lessons he leaves behind allows Johnny to perfect his nail bullets with Complete Golden Rotational Energy and defeat the President.
A character from Part 7: Steel Ball Run, she is a mysterious girl who lives in a tree stump by Lake Michigan. If people drop things, she offers to return what they dropped or something better. Honest people can keep both, but must use them by sundown. Otherwise, they are forced to become part of the tree.
The main protagonist of Part 7: Steel Ball Run and User of the StandTusk, Johnny is a paraplegic who wishes to learn Gyro's Spin technique. He beats Valentine in the end, only to be narrowly defeated by a parallel Diego. Eliminated from the race, he returns home with Gyro's corpse and his horse.
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 spinningSteel Balls. However, he loses it when he lets the Corpse parts go, and it never develops as Johnny's Tusk does.
Diego Brando's Stand. It turns any organism into a dinosaur, including the User. This was originally the ability of Dr. Ferdinand, but Diego gained the Stand through the power of the Corpse.
A character from Part 7: Steel Ball Run, he is a charismatic, middle-aged promoter and organizer of the Steel Ball Run race. Despite this, he follows instructions from the true organizer of the race, Funny Valentine, to collect the scattered parts of the Saint's Corpse. However, he later rebels to protect his wife, Lucy, and also saves Johnny when he's defeated by Diego in the final stage of the race.
Johnny Joestar's Stand, enacted due to the effects of the Devil's Palm. It evolves at milestones in Johnny's own development, like when he learns the Spin from Gyro. Its final form can cross and attack through dimensional barriers.
Funny Valentine's Stand, its full title: Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap. It's able to move freely between parallel worlds, and take others with it. Those who end up in a parallel world will die if they come into contact with their doppelgangers.
A primary antagonist in Part 7: Steel Ball Run, he is a participant in the race, known simply as "Dio". The Dio of the main universe dies in battle with Valentine, but a Dio from another world is brought into the main universe via Valentine. This Dio beats Johnny, but is annihilated when Lucy gives him the corpse of the original Dio.
A tool developed by the 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.
The 23rd President of the USA, he is the main antagonist of Part 7: Steel Ball Run. He succesfully defeats Dio, Hot Pants, and Gyro and company. However, Johnny's perfected nail bullets overwhelm him, forcing him to surrender. He tries to use patriotism to win Johnny over, but soon reveals his true intentions and is killed.
The location of the final fight to the death between Johnny, Gyro, and Valentine in Part 7: Steel Ball Run. Gyro is killed, but his parting advice helps Johnny defeat the President.
A technique whereby a horse follows a path described by a golden rectangle, developing infinite rotation on another golden rectangle's path. The Zeppeli family discovered this hundreds of years ago, along with the Steel Ball throwing technique. This phenomena can break through dimensional barriers.
A character in Part 7: Steel Ball Run, he is a farmer from Georgia with a happy-go-lucky nature, believed to be a Stand User. He joins the Steel Ball Run after a fortune-teller tells him that the next two motnsh of his life would be filled with joy. At the end of the race when Dio is disqualified, he moves up into first place.
An antagonist from Part 7: Steel Ball Run, he is User of the StandTubular Bells and the President's personal bodyguard. He likes ending phrases with "~'s world". When he unleashes his balloons to dispatch some intruders, his airways get blocked and his throat swells up like a balloon to explode, thereby unintentionally killing himself.
An antagonist from Part 7: Steel Ball Run, he is User of the StandMandom. His reasons for challenging Johnny and company are based on his own philosophy that cold murder help a person grow. He is killed in battle against Gyro, but his ideas have a lasting, deep impact on the man.
An ally from Part 7: Steel Ball Run, she is Steven's 14 year old wife who joins the pursuit for the Corpse Parts in order to protect her husband. After Valentine's death, she worries that Dio might beat Johnny, and ambushes him with the head of the original Dio's corpse, killing him.
The place where Josuke Higashikata (JoJolion) is buried in Part 8: JoJolion. They appear from underground one night after an earthquake, and form a 10km long wall. Some grade school students in Morioh Town came up with the name.
Josuke Higashikata (JoJolion)'s Stand that creates bubbles which can burst to temporarily deprive a target of "something", such as sound, eyesight and moisture.
A character from Part 8: JoJolion; a university student who is the second-eldest of the Higashikata brothers. An old childhood friend of Yasuho, he feels great affection for her, but is unusually jealous by nature.
The protagonist of Part 8: JoJolion, and user of the StandSoft & Wet. He enjoys being pressed against things. He was discovered at the Wall Eyes, where Yasuho Hirose found him buried, but he has amnesia with a forgotten real name. Norisuke Higashikata IV takes him in and gives him the placeholder name of "Josuke Higashikata".
An ally from Part 8: JoJolion, she's a college student who discovers Josuke Higashikata (JoJolion) buried alive at the Wall Eyes and rescues him. After that, she tries to help him discover his forgotten identity.
A living weapon created by the Dress research institute. A parasite about 40mm long, it can transform its host when it is in danger, granting immense strength and special skills in metamorphosis, known as the Baoh Armed Phenomenon.
A top secret weapons Research & Development (R&D) organization. Created under the pressure of the US Army during the Vietnam War, its roots can be traced back to Japan's bio-weapons team from World War II. This same group created the Baoh Parasite.
The main protagonist of Baoh the Visitor, making a guest appearance in this game. He has a serious and quiet personality. After a car accident, he was kidnapped by the Dress Organization, who implanted the Baoh Parasite within him. He later escaped with the help of Sumire, a girl with paranormal abilities.
