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This modding guide for GioGio's Bizarre Adventure has been adapted from a Google Doc written by penguino and Hudgyn Sasdarl. The guide is primarily written with the assumption that the end user will be running Windows, as several of the programs involved do not work or have not been tested on other operating systems.

How to Play the Game

GioGio's Bizarre Adventure (ジョジョの奇妙な冒険黄金の旋風, JoJo no Kimyō na Bōken Ōgon no Kaze, lit. "GioGio's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Whirlwind") follows Giorno Giovanna and his allies as they seek to overthrow the boss of the corrupt gang Passione in order to reform the organization from the inside. The gameplay takes the form of a series of battles against varied Stand users, with each enemy and battlefield offering unique challenges and opportunities in combat.

Controls

Command

Action

Description

Normal Attack

While Stand Mode is active, the attack differs depending on which direction is held on the control stick. It is also possible to attack out of a roll.

Evasive Action

If pressed while hitting a wall, the player can catch themselves with their Stand. Trish can use this button to counter while guarding.

Special Attack

A heavy attack that changes depending on whether Stand Mode is active.

Signature Move

A technique that provides an advantage in combat. Usually not a direct attack.

Stand Summon

If the Stand Mode Switch option is set to Hold Mode, the button must be held to stay in Stand Mode.

Stand Shoot

An attack that can be charged up by holding down the button. This move is often used as a trigger for Secret Factors.

Pause

Also used to start the game from the title screen and skip cutscenes.

(Controls can be remapped in the options menu. Cutscenes can be skipped in any previously-cleared stage by holding L1 and R1 while selecting the stage.)

But you probably knew all of that already, right?

Getting Started

To begin modding GioGio's Bizarre Adventure, you will need a backup of the game disc, ideally stored as an ISO file or in a similar format. No matter which aspects of the game you want to mod, you will also need AFSExplorer and a hex editor such as HxD (free) or 010 Editor (paid). In addition, obtaining a PS2 emulator such as PCSX2 can be helpful for testing mods quickly.

Host Filesystem

Under normal circumstances, an ISO editor would be necessary to access the files within the game backup. However, by extracting the files and editing the game's executable files to redirect file locations and bypass disc sanity checks, it is possible to run the game on the host filesystem. Doing so allows AFS files to be easily altered or replaced, even while the game is running, and also improves the game's load times; in addition, it allows for the removal of SYSTEM.CNF and the game's "GDT" padding files, reducing the game's total filesize by 85%.

An IPS patch compatible with any retail executable can be found here and applied with any IPS ROM patcher. Note that after extracting files and patching the executable, you will need to enable Host Filesystem, which can be found in PCSX2's emulation settings menu. Finally, just for convenience, it is advised that you append the ".ELF" file extension to the modified executable, to allow for easier selection or detection from the emulator.

AFS Editing

The GioGio's Bizarre Adventure game disc contains three AFS files: AFS00.AFS, AFS01.AFS, and AFS_DATA.AFS. The first file, AFS00.AFS, contains the music files used by the game, the cutscene audio tracks, and all of the mid-fight dialogue (excluding voice clips). The second AFS file, AFS01.AFS, contains the game's sound effects and character voice clips. The third and most interesting of the AFS files, AFS_DATA.AFS, hosts the entirety of the game's textures, models, character files, stage files, cutscenes, and dialogue text.

AFSExplorer is currently the most versatile way to open, overwrite, and export or import files from these archives. After downloading the program, launch the application, open the "File" dropdown, and either open an extracted AFS file or use the "Import AFS file from CD image..." option to access the disc image directly. Right-clicking a file will provide options to "Export" the original file, "Import" a modified file, or open the file in an external hex, texture, or sound editor that you can specify in the "Configuration..." option under File.

Not Enough Space Error

If your modified file is bigger than the original, you'll likely get an error message saying there's not enough room for it. This is because each file in the AFS archive has a very specific amount of space assigned to it. If AFS Explorer asks you to auto-arrange the files, select "No". Auto-arranging files is known to break the file and make it unable to be read by the game. A new window will appear asking if you want to set a new reserved space. While this allows the program to automatically determine the correct size to allocate for the file, user action is still required afterward. After selecting either option, close the last error window that pops up, then press Ctrl and R simultaneously. Doing so will bring up a menu where you can modify the reserved space for every file. If you allowed AFSExplorer to set a reserved space, the size allocated to the file in question here should match your modified file's size; if not, select the file and then press or hold the "+" button until the size in bytes can fit your modded file. Now click "Regenerate AFS" and save the edited AFS. Note that doing this will not result in the modified file being added to the newly-created AFS, so you will have to open the AFS and import the file yourself afterward.

Assuming you are not using the host filesystem, you must now put the new AFS file into the ISO. Simply using AFS Explorer's insert option won't work here, since inserting a file of a different size requires rebuilding (and consequently breaking) the ISO. Instead, use a program that can open and save ISOs directly, such as isomod. Upon downloading and opening isomod, you will see three fields. Browse to and select your ISO for the first field, then type the name of the AFS you're replacing in the field below it. For the third field, browse to and open the regenerated AFS file. After all three fields have been filled, press "Import!", and the program will insert the regenerated AFS file into the ISO.

Text Editing

The text in GioGio's Bizarre Adventure, unlike many PS2 titles (including the later Phantom Blood adaptation), is stored in uncompressed Shift-JIS text format. Thus, changing the game's text is a simple procedure using a hex editor. All of the text used for a cutscene or stage is stored in its respective file (see the Resources section for more information). You can use Audacity as a reference for frame timings by loading the audio track for the cutscene, setting the timestamp format to "NTSC Frames," and multiplying the frame number you want by two before writing it into the text file. The menu, prologue, demo, and Gallery Mode text are not stored within a specific chapter's file; instead, they're located in the game's executable, SLPM_651.40, which can also be edited separately or directly from a disc image.

If there's simply not enough room to fit all of your text (or if there's no room at all, as in d0fh.pzz), then it is possible to expand the size of the text section. The header format is documented in this Github thread. If you're unsure of how to handle the header, use this edited file as a reference against the original.

Extraction Method

Get the extraction and injection Python scripts (you'll need Python 3.7 for them to work correctly). Extract both scripts into a folder, then create another folder next to them named "pzz_files" and put your cutscene file(s) in there. Once that's done, you must run pzz_extractor.py. After it runs, you can start modifying the TXT file(s) it extracted. Once you're done editing your TXT file, simply run pzz_injector.py and import the modified PZZ file(s) it creates into AFS_DATA.AFS.

GioGioTXT Method

Alternatively, GioGio's text files and PZZ files containing text can be modified by a specialized program named GioGioTXT. After downloading, extracting, and running the program, the File menu will provide the option to either Open a PZZ or TXT file, or "Open Text File as" to specify either 2D (comic-style) or 3D cutscene format. Doing so will allow the user to select, rewrite, and modify the property of each line. In the rare case that a PZZ file contains two sets of lines (e.g. a stage cutscene file containing two cutscenes), the active line group can be selected via a dropdown below the Line Selection label.

Formatting Guide

Audio Editing

You will need SNDtool and BDBodge to edit voice clip and sound effect files; Audacity, its FFmpeg extension, and ADX Encoder are required to edit music, cutscene audio, and character dialogue. In addition, you will need Python 3.7 installed for BDBodge to function.

Sound Effect and Voice Clip Editing

Upon opening AFS01.AFS, you will see several SND files. Right-click the file you want to edit and select "Export", then save it wherever you want. Drag and drop the SND file on SNDtool to extract the BD/HD files, then run the Python script for BD Bodge. In the console window that pops up, type "e" for "extract" and press Enter. You will then be prompted to enter the path to an HD file, but simply dragging the HD file you want to edit onto the console window will insert the path for you. After that, do the same for the BD file and press Enter. The console window will then ask you to create a folder for the exported WAV files. Once again, drag the desired folder onto the console window and press Enter to begin extraction. Once the extraction process is complete, you can begin editing the exported WAV audio files.

When you're done editing, export your audio as a mono 16-bit WAV file with the original filename of the sound file you have edited. Replace the original WAV file with the edited one, delete all of the WAV files that you didn't modify, and run the BD Bodge Python script again. This time, type "i" for "import." After providing paths to the BD/HD files and WAV folder once more, the script will begin processing the WAV file(s) and importing them into the BD/HD files. Once BD Bodge is finished with the job, you'll need to run SNDtool from the console to repack the BD/HD files back into an SND file. Simply type SNDtool.exe, then drag and drop each required file and type a name for the final SND file.
Example: SNDtool.exe "C:\edit.hd" "C:\edit.bd" "C:\edit.u1" "C:\edit.u2" newfile.snd
(Keep in mind that the files must always be in this order, or else it will not work.)

Streamed Audio Editing

Within AFS00.AFS, you will see hundreds of ADX files. Once you find the file you want to edit, export the file. With the FFmpeg extension installed (refer to the installation instructions on Audacity's website), Audacity is capable of opening and exporting ADX files natively, but does not support looping in any capacity. Thus, if your only goal is to edit non-looping audio (dialogue and cutscene audio), Audacity alone will suffice for converting to and from the format. There are a few things to keep in mind, however: due to a bug in the current version of Audacity, you will need to export your tracks with the "(external program)" format, with the command set to ffmpeg -i - "%f.adx". In addition, be careful to specify the correct sample rate in the export options menu.

In order to add loop points to your custom ADX file (important if you are editing music), you will need ADX Encoder. Upon opening the program, you will be presented with the following GUI:

Import: Clicking the button displaying a folder and an arrow, pressing Insert, or selecting "Item->Add" in the window dropdown will allow you to select a WAV file to be converted. The selected WAV file will appear in the list, along with its sample rate, number of audio channels, and number of samples.
Remove: Clicking the button displaying a red X over a file icon, pressing Delete, or selecting "Item->Delete" in the window dropdown will remove the highlighted WAV file from the list.
Loop: Double-clicking a file in the list, clicking the button displaying a pair of arrows, pressing L, or selecting "Loop->Loop Settings..." in the window dropdown will allow you to set the loop information for the created ADX. You can choose to disable looping, have the file loop from the start of the audio to the end, or set loop points by sample number. The sample numbers of a given position or selection can be viewed in Audacity by clicking the arrow to the right of either value in the "Selection" panel at the bottom of the window, and then selecting "samples" in the resulting dropdown menu.
Output Folder: Clicking the button displaying an empty folder or pressing O will prompt you for a folder to place the new ADX files in. If this is not set, the files will be deposited in the computer's root directory.
Export: Clicking the "Encode" button or pressing E will convert each WAV file in the list into an ADX file with corresponding audio and loop information.

Note that if imported into the game as-is, the ADX files output by this program will not loop, due to using a different loop specification than the game expects. To remedy this, the use of a hex editor is required. Opening an exported ADX file in a hex editor should result in a similar view to the left side of the following image:

(Images taken with 010 Editor.)

In order to make the ADX file meet the game's standards, three actions are required in the hex editor:

Change the values at position 0x12 from "04 00" to "03 00".
Delete 12 (0x0C) bytes of zeroes from position 0x14 onward (the selection should end just before a value of "00 00 00 01").
Subtract 12 (0x0C) from the value at position 0x02, which indicates the start of the audio data.

After doing this and saving the ADX file, the game will be able to read it correctly, loop data included.

Texture Editing

In order to edit textures, you will need a program called Rainbow, which can open TIM2 files, as well as a specialized PZZ file decompression script. You will also need to download pzz-pasta and unzip it, then move pzzcompjojo.exe, pzz_comp_jojo.py and pzzcomp_jojo_batch.py into the "pzz-editing" folder.

Start by extracting the PZZ file you want from AFS_DATA.AFS into the same folder as PZZ-extraction.bat, then run the BAT file. When prompted, type the filename of the PZZ file you just extracted into the command prompt. This will create two folders with the extracted files. Depending on the PZZ file, the textures will be extracted to either the "unpack" folder or the "decompressed" folder, though in most cases they should be extracted to the latter. The extracted texture files will have the extension TXB. Once you find them, copy the TXB files into the "texture-editing" folder, then run TXB-extract.bat. Now, at last, you can open the unpacked TM2 files in Rainbow and click Export, allowing you to modify the images.

Edit each image however you want, then re-import the images into rainbow via their respective XML files and save the output TM2 file. Replace the TM2 files in the texture-editing directory and run TXB-repack.bat. Once the script finishes, replace the original TXB file from the PZZ with the newly-created file. Finally, run PZZ-repack.bat to repack the PZZ file, which can be re-imported into the game files.

Font Editing

The font is stored in the file nec20rg04.pzz, and can be opened with the program Crystal Tile 2 (Backup) (Backup 2). After starting the program and opening the file, open the Tile Viewer by either selecting it in the View menu or pressing F5. Set the "Tile form" to "4 color 2bpp" and the offset to 800, and you should be able to view each character in the font in its own separate tile. Each tile can be exported with either the "Export image" or "1 1 Export" option under Edit, and you can import edited tiles by using the "Import image" option in the same menu. An image containing all 7,807 font tiles can be found here.

How to NOT Play the Game (Cheating)

While testing out your edited files in-game, it helps to be able to manipulate the game in order to reach the thing you want to test quicker. Or you might simply want to mess around with the game in ways that can't be achieved by changing files. Either way, the best way to do this is by using Cheat Engine and the GioGio cheat table. To begin, open Cheat Engine and your emulator of choice, then click the magnifying glass icon ("Select a process to open"). After selecting the emulator process, open the cheat table by selecting the folder icon ("Open a cheat table...") and navigating to the file.

In addition, several codes for this game exist that can be used with PCSX2. To begin using these codes, start the emulator and open its log window using the status bar. If you are using a Qt build of PCSX2 (one that displays a grid or list of found games), the option can be found at "Debug" -> "Enable System Console"; otherwise, it should be at "Misc" -> "Show Console". After doing so, booting a game will display information about the disc at startup, including the CRC checksum of the game data. Copy the CRC checksum, then create a new file in PCSX2's cheats folder ("cheats" by default) with the copied checksum as the name and ".PNACH" as the extension. You may then paste any available cheats you desire into the file, treating it as a plaintext file. The final step is to enable cheats within the emulator: this can be done from the status bar via "System" -> "Enable Cheats" on non-Qt builds and through the "Emulation" tab of the settings menu in Qt builds.

Mod Downloads

See the above sections, particularly the AFS section, for information on how to install these mods.

Texture Edits

Audio Edits

Music

Dunkaccino Menu - penguino
il vento d'oro over Giorno's Theme (1-2) - Hudgyn Sasdarl
Fighting Gold over Gold Experience Requiem's Theme - Hudgyn Sasdarl
Bucciarati's Arranged Theme over Menu - Waddle

Cutscenes

Mista is Defeated (Audio Only) - penguino

Giorno Giovanna

Text-To-Speech Giorno Voice Clips - penguino
Vinny Voice Clips over Giorno - penguino

Diavolo

Sonic Voice Clips over Diavolo - penguino
Fushigi Freak Diavolo - Hudgyn Sasdarl

Other Enemy Characters

Black Sabbath Normal Pitch Voice Lines - penguino

Cutscene Edits

Demo Sequence

Improved Giorno Demo - penguino
Penguino Birthday Intro - Hudgyn Sasdarl

Chapter 1

Bucciarati is Formatting - Hudgyn Sasdarl

Chapter 4

UNO Debate 4-2 - penguino

Chapter 11

Credits Cutscene Subtitles - Hudgyn Sasdarl
Fushigi Freak Diavolo - Hudgyn Sasdarl

Model Edits

Giorno Giovanna / Gold Experience

Frog Giorno - penguino
Santa Giorno - penguino
Sonic over Giorno - penguino
GioGio's Bizarre Adventure over Giorno - penguino

Other Playable Characters

Playable Turtle Polnareff - penguino
PaRappa the Rapper/Chop Chop Master Onion over Abbacchio/Moody Blues - penguino

Enemy Characters

Troll-Face Black Sabbath - penguino
Saxman over King Crimson - penguino

Non-Playable Characters

SM64 Mario over Janitor - penguino

Stages

Bob-Omb Battlefield over Naples Plaza - penguino & Hudgyn Sasdarl

Full Translations

JoJo's Colored Adventure Translation (GioGio's Bizarre Adventure) (Backup) (Backup 2)
Hudgyn Sasdarl's Translation (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind)
rzhumen88's Russian Translation (Невероятные приключения ДжоДжо: Золотой Ветер) (Backup)
OAleex's Brazillian Portuguese Translation (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind) (Backup) (Password: giogioptbr)
To install these mods, you will need the program xdelta (Backup) (Backup 2). Open the program, select the Patch, Source File, and Output File, and click the Patch button.

Resources

Streamed Audio

Filename

Description

sXX_Y.adx

Stage music. XX is the chapter number and Y is the sub-chapter number. Tracks with the "b" suffix are used for Secret Factors.

demoX.adx

Cutscene music. X is the track number.

d0XX_Y.adx

Mid-fight cutscene audio tracks. XX is the stage number and Y is the cutscene number.

dXXY0.adx

3D cutscene audio tracks. XX is the stage number and Y is the cutscene letter.

dXX_YY.adx

Gameplay dialogue. XX is the character ID and YY is the line number.

kXXY_ZZ.adx

Manga cutscene dialogue. XX is the stage number, Y is the cutscene number, and ZZ is the line number.

sdXX_YY.adx

Story Drama dialogue. XX is the drama number (starting from 4), and YY is the line number.

dcXX.adx

Title screen demo audio tracks. XX is the cutscene number.

open.adx

Title screen music.

over.adx

Demo end track. Used in taikenban demo.

select.adx

Main menu music.

s_select.adx

Duplicate of results screen theme. Unused.

s_start.adx

Super Story map screen music.

OP_NAxx.adx

Prologue cutscene audio tracks. Only 00 is used.

result.adx

Results screen music.

staff.adx

A singular beep. Unused.

coming.adx

Narrator announcing the game's release date. Unused.

Compressed Audio

Filename

Description

XXY_se.snd

Manga cutscene sound effects. XX is the stage number and Y is the cutscene number.

st0XX_Y.snd

Stage sound effects. XX is the chapter number and Y is the sub-chapter number.

snd_plXX.snd

Character sound effects and voice lines. XX is the character ID.

title_c.snd

Title screen stand calls. Used for when the player presses Start.

snd_com.snd

General-use sound effects (Gameplay, menu, timer, etc.).

snd_op.snd

Unused sound bank. Possibly intended for the prologue, which instead uses streamed audio.

snd_men.snd

Unused sound bank. Meant for the menu, which instead uses snd_com.snd.

jo_moji.snd

General-use manga cutscene sound effects.

pitch.snd

A series of beeps played at different pitches. Unused.

Game Assets

Filename

Description

plXX.hit

Character collision data. XX is the character ID.

plXX.pzz

Character model, texture, and animation data. XX is the character ID.

plXXp.pzz

Assets for character-specific models (eg. Bucciarati's zippers). XX is the character ID.

pXX_ef_tbl.bin

Animation data for character-specific models. XX is the character ID.

icon.bin

Memory card save file template data.

shadow.txb

Texture used for the cel shading effect.

rcXXY_tbl.bin

Stage camera control data.

cXX_tbl.bin

Super Story map screen camera animations. XX is the chapter number.

scXXY_tbl.bin

Stage opening camera animation. XX is the chapter number, and Y is the sub-chapter number.

soXXY_mot.bin

Stage model animations. XX is the chapter number, and Y is the sub-chapter number.

sdplYY

Another Story dialogue subtitles. YY is the player ID.
(sdplxx.txt is an unused template file.)

sdXXY

Super Story dialogue subtitles. XX is the chapter number and Y is the sub-chapter number.

dXXY.pzz

3D cutscene scripting, subtitles and camera data. XX is the chapter number and Y is the cutscene number.

dXXY_ZZ.pzz

3D cutscene actor models, textures and animations. ZZ is the character ID. (NPC IDs begin with "n".)

kXXY.pzz

2D cutscene visual assets and dialogue. XX is the chapter number and Y is the cutscene number.

ksXX.pzz

Story Drama visual assets and dialogue. XX is the cutscene number.

dop.pzz

Assets for the prologue cutscene.

pcmn_tbl.pzz

General-use player animations.

scmn_tbl.pzz

General-use stand animations.

gal_mot_tbl.pzz

Gallery Model Viewer animations.

nec20rg04.pzz

Font file used for most text.

npc_XXX.pzz

NPC model, texture, and animation data. XXX is the NPC ID.

npc000_tbl.pzz

NPC general-use animations used in Chapter 1-2.

stXXY.pzz

Stage model data. XX is the chapter number, and Y is the sub-chapter number.

stXXYt.pzz

Stage texture data. XX is the chapter number, and Y is the sub-chapter number.

seXXY.pzz

Stage objects (pillars, rubble, etc.). XX is the chapter number, and Y is the sub-chapter number.

lwXXY.pzz

Stage collision data. XX is the chapter number, and Y is the sub-chapter number.

eff00.pzz

General use visual effects (Explosions, splashes, etc.).

me00p.pzz

Assets for the main menu and options menu.

me01p.pzz

Assets for the Super Story menu.

me02p.pzz

Assets for the Another Story menu.

re00.pzz

Assets for the results screen.

ga00p.pzz

Models and textures for Gallery Mode's menu.

gaXX_YY.pzz

Assets for menus in Gallery Mode. XX is the menu, and YY is the asset number.
Menu 01 - Poster Viewer
Menu 02 - Concept Art
Menu 08 - Araki Sketches

cock.pzz

Textures for special symbols (controller buttons, reversed "trash can" text, etc.).

cockpit.pzz

GUI textures.

wipe.pzz

Model used for screen wipe transitions.

demo.pzz

Textures for the company logos and title screen.

taiken.pzz

Texture for the end screen in the taikenban demo.

staff.pzz

Texture for the font used in the staff roll credits.

ball.pzz

Unused primitive models for testing.

dcomn.pzz

General use speech bubbles and onomatopeia.

dcomn_c.pzz

3D cutscene speech bubbles, onomatopeia and character profile frames.

dcomn_k.pzz

2D cutscene speech bubbles and onomatopeia.

Character IDs

ID

Character Name

00

Giorno Giovanna

01

Bruno Bucciarati

02

Guido Mista

03

Narancia Ghirga

04

Leone Abbacchio

05

Pannacotta Fugo

06

Trish Una

07

Jean Pierre Polnareff

08

Leaky-Eye Luca

0A

Polpo

0B

Mario Zucchero

0D

Formaggio

0E

Illuso

0F

Pesci

10

Prosciutto

12

Ghiaccio (White Album)

13

Vinegar Doppio

14

Diavolo

15

Squalo

16

Tiziano

18

Risotto Nero

19

Cioccolata

1A

Secco

1B

Gold Experience

1C

Gold Experience Requiem

1D

Sticky Fingers

1E

Sex Pistols

1F

Aerosmith

20

Moody Blues

21

Purple Haze

22

Spice Girl

23

Silver Chariot

24

Chariot Requiem

27

Black Sabbath

2A

Little Feet

2B

Man in the Mirror

2C

Grateful Dead

2F

King Crimson

31

Clash

32

Notorious B.I.G (Small)

33

Notorious B.I.G (Large)

34

Green Day

35

Ghiaccio

36

Beach Boy

37

Man in the Mirror (Beta Model)

38

Shadow Diavolo

3A

Shadow Prosciutto

3B

Diavolo (Bucciarati's Soul)

3D

Requiem's Sticky Fingers

3E

Small Formaggio

3F

Huge Formaggio

40

Small Little Feet

41

Huge Little Feet

42

Highway Ghiaccio

44

Moody Blues (Replay)

45

Moody Blues (Stand Shoot)

43

Giorno with Gold Experience Requiem

46

Vinegar Doppio (Soccer Uniform)

(Note: Player IDs 3C, 3E, 3F, 40, 41, 43, 44 and 45 do not have player files, but instead function as movesets for other player files.)

NPC IDs

Filename

NPC Name

Chapter

npc_000

Beanie Hat Civilian

Chapter 1-2

npc_001

Neapolitan Civilian 1

Chapter 1-2

npc_002

Neapolitan Civilian 2

Chapter 1-2

npc_003

Neapolitan Civilian 3

Chapter 1-2

npc_004

Larger Neapolitan Civilian 3 Duplicate

Unused

npc_005

Woman

Unused

npc_006

School Girl

Unused

npc_007

Old Man

Chapter 5-1

npc_008

Old Woman

Chapter 5-1

npc_009

Soccer Player 1

Chapter 9-1

npc_00a

Soccer Player 2

Chapter 9-1

npc_00d

Pericolo

Model Viewer

npc_00e

Janitor

Chapter 2-1

npc_011

Sewer Hobo

Chapter 11-3

npc_012

Old Dog Owner

Chapter 11-3

npc_013

Little Girl

Chapter 11-3

npc_014

Mafioso

Chapter 11-3

npc_102

Fly

Chapter 1-2

npc_103

Crow

Unused

npc_104

Cat

Unused

npc_105

Giant Rat

Unused

npc_106

Spider

Unused

npc_107

Coco Jumbo (Polnareff's Soul)

Chapter 11

npc_108

Beetle

Unused

npc_10a

Dog

Unused

npc_203

Bucciarati's Tooth

Chapter 1

npc_204

Polpo's Lighter

Chapter 2-1

npc_207

Coco Jumbo

Chapter 5

npc_209

Bucciarati's Laptop

Unused

npc_211

Hand Brooch

Chapter 8-1

Stage List

Filename

Stage Name

Chapter

st020

Cablecar Interior

Chapter 1-1

st021

Naples Plaza

Chapter 1-2

st030

Naples Secondary School

Chapter 2-1

st060

Naples Street

Chapter 3-1

st061

Formaggio's Bottle

Unused

st070

Pompeii Ruins

Chapter 4-1

st071

Pompeii Ruins ~Dog Mosaic~

Chapter 4-2

st072

Pompeii Ruins

Chapter 4-3

st080

Super Express Dining Car

Chapter 5-1

st081

Outside the Train, Near Rome

Chapter 5-2

st0a0

Highway to Venice

Chapter 6-1

st0a1

Santa Lucia Station

Chapter 6-2

st0b0

Church Basement

Chapter 7

st0d0

Airplane Interior

Chapter 8

st0e0

Fishing Village Near Rome

Chapter 10-1

st0e2

Building Rooftop Near Rome

Chapter 10-2

st0e3

Colosseum Front

Chapter 10-3

st0f0

Colosseum Interior

Chapter 11-1

st0f1

Near the Colosseum Entrance

Chapter 11-2

st0f2

Bridge Over Tiber

Chapter 11-3

st100

Sardinia Emerald Coast

Chapter 9-1 (Cutscene)

st110

Colosseum First Floor

Chapter 11 (Cutscene)

st120

Diavolo's Endless Death

Chapter 11-3 (Cutscene)

st130

Santa Lucia Station and Boss's Room

Chapter 6-2 (Cutscene)

st150

Super Express

Chapter 5-1 (Cutscene)

st160

San Giorgio Maggiore Coast

Chapter 7-2 (Cutscene)

st170

Roman Street and Giorno's Room

Chapter 11-3 (Cutscene)

Loading Screens

Filename

Description

Origin

ld000

Demo

Volume 59 cover

ld001

2-1 Cutscene 3

Volume 55 cover, zoomed out

ld002

Unused

Volume 58 cover, zoomed out

ld003

10-3 Cutscene 1

Volume 60 cover, zoomed out

ld004

Unused

Volume 63 cover, zoomed out

ld005

Unused

Volume 53 cover, zoomed out

ld006

Unused

Chapter 579 cover, zoomed out

ld007

Unused

Chapter 589 cover, zoomed out

ld008

Unused

1997 Araki illustration, zoomed out

ld009

10-2 Cutscene 2

Volume 54 cover, zoomed out

ld010

Unused

Volume 56 cover, zoomed out

ld011

4-2 Cutscene 2

Chapter 475 cover, zoomed out

ld012

Unused

Volume 57 cover, zoomed out

ld013

Unused

Volume 50 cover, zoomed out

ld014

Unused

Chapter 537 cover, zoomed out

ld015

Unused

2000 Araki illustration, zoomed out

ld016

11-3 Cutscene 6

Volume 59 cover, zoomed in

ld017

11-2 Cutscene 2

Volume 58 cover

ld018

1-2 Cutscene 2

Volume 55 cover

ld019

1-2 Cutscene 1

Volume 60 cover

ld020

11-2 Cutscene 4

Volume 63 cover

ld021

5-2 Cutscene 2

Volume 53 cover

ld022

7-2 Cutscene 3

Chapter 579 cover

ld023

11-3 Cutscene 7

Chapter 589 cover

ld024

2-1 Cutscene 2

1997 Araki illustration

ld025

1-1 Cutscene 1

Volume 54 cover

ld026

7-1 Cutscene 2

Volume 56 cover

ld027

3-1 Cutscene 2

Chapter 475 cover

ld028

10-1 Cutscene 2

Volume 57 cover

ld029

6-2 Cutscene 2

Volume 50 cover

ld030

4-1 Cutscene 2

Chapter 537 cover

ld031

8-1 Cutscene 2

2000 Araki illustration

ld032

1-1 Battle

Bucciarati's glare at Giorno during his interrogation
(Chapter 443)

ld033

1-2 Battle

Bucciarati turning to face Giorno before hiding
(Chapter 446)

ld034

2-1 Battle

Black Sabbath staring at Giorno
(Chapter 452)

ld035

3-1 Battle

Formaggio standing on Narancia's car
(Chapter 471)

ld036

4-1 Battle

Illuso revealing himself to Abbacchio
(Chapter 481)

ld037

4-2 Battle

Abbacchio forcibly merged with Moody Blues
(Chapter 483)

ld038

4-3 Battle

Purple Haze sitting during its initial reveal
(Chapter 480)

ld039

5-1 Cutscene 2

Prosciutto and Pesci approaching Bucciarati
(Chapter 486)

ld040

5-1 Battle

Prosciutto shooting Mista
(Chapter 491)

ld041

5-2 Battle

Pesci explaining his ability to Mista
(Chapter 490)

ld042

6-1 Battle

Ghiaccio skating toward Mista and Giorno's car
(Chapter 510)

ld043

6-2 Battle

Ghiaccio skating toward Mista to finish him
(Chapter 514)

ld044

7-1 Battle

Diavolo standing behind a pillar
(Chapter 519)

ld045

7-2 Cutscene 1

King Crimson based on Volume 56 cover
Diavolo reused from prior loading screen
(Volume 56, Chapter 519)

ld046

7-2 Battle

Bucciarati after being impaled by King Crimson
(Chapter 520)

ld047

8-1 Battle

Spice Girl's first full appearance to Trish
(Chapter 537)

ld048

8-2 Battle

Notorious B.I.G after consuming the plane engines
(Chapter 539)

ld049

9-1 Cutscene 2

Moody Blues when rewinding its timer
(Chapter 460)

ld050

10-1 Battle

Secco based on himself recording video
Green Day based on its only full appearance
(Chapter 553, Chapter 552)

ld051

10-2 Battle

Cioccolata's posture in Diavolo's exposition
(Chapter 553)

ld052

10-3 Battle

Secco chasing Bucciarati underground
(Chapter 565)

ld053

11-1 Cutscene 2

Diavolo in Doppio's body prior to revealing himself
(Chapter 570)

ld054

11-1 Battle

Diavolo hearing Chariot Requiem's footsteps
(Chapter 571)

ld055

11-2 Battle

Chariot Requiem descending the Colosseum stairs
(Chapter 571)

ld056

11-3 Cutscene 2

King Crimson emerging to cut off Giorno's hand
(Chapter 581)

ld057

11-3 Cutscene 4

The Arrow on the ground after Bucciarati's attack
(Chapter 575)

ld058

11-3 Battle

Diavolo triumphant after destroying Gold Experience
(Chapter 585)

ld059

11-3 Cutscene 5

Gold Experience Requiem explaining its ability
(Chapter 587)

Executable Text Offsets

Offset

Description

24D490

Memory card save/load text

24DDA0

Main menu descriptions

250040

Super Story chapter titles

25E540

Another Story battle names

24DF80

Options menu text

2487C0

Stage objective text

25CFE2

Title screen demo character profiles

247E20

Tutorial text

25DC90

Defeated character info

2481B9

Gallery menu titles

2549D0

Gallery menu descriptions

25E310

Special Drawings text

25E330

Special Drawings names

2482E8

Stage Viewer text

254680

Story Drama text

25CF68

Model Viewer text

254CE0

Model Viewer character names

2555B0

Model Viewer animation names

2547A0

Unused Narration menu text

2482C8

Sound Test text

255E80

Sound Test character names

256140

Sound Test sound names

25CAA0

Concept Art Viewer text

25CAC0

Concept Art names

248050

Chapter 11-2 Requiem warnings

248E70

Post-defeat stage hints

24E660

Secret Factor names

24EE80

Results screen unlock messages

24FF38

Results screen text

24E2E0

Results screen chapter titles

25E701

Staff Roll text

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