SC Episode 20

Death Thirteen, Part 2
General information
Episode	20 (46)
Season	2
Japanese Name	死神13(デスサーティーン) その2
Romanized	Desu Sātīn Sono 2
Runtime	24:00
Chapters Adapted	171-174
Air Dates
Japanese	August 16, 2014
English	January 13, 2018
Other Information
Opening Theme	STAND PROUD
Ending Theme	Walk Like an Egyptian
Eyecatch	Death Thirteen Hierophant Green
Credits
Script	Shōgo Yasukawa
Storyboard	Toshiyuki Kato
Episode Director	Naokatsu Tsuda Shigatsu Yoshikawa
Animation Director	Syunichi Ishimoto Yui Kinoshita
Animation Director Cooperation	Megumi Itoi
Assistant Animation Director	Yukitoshi Hotani
Assistant Action Animation Director	Kenta Mimuro
Key Animation	Nozomi Sakamoto Keiko Takemoto Yoko Fukushima Yui Kinoshita Yuki Tsugihashi Takashi Mitani Keiji Hanzawa Eri Kojima Toshiharu Sugie Nagisa Takahashi Ritsu Tominaga Masafumi Nomura Akihiro Yamamoto Hideyuki Kanesaka Seong-woon Ko Haru Watanabe Tsukasa Sorimachi Koji Maruoka Masashi Yamada Masashi Yamada Masaya Sekizaki Kyohei Oyabu
2nd Key Animation	Sae Akama Takahiro Ohkawa Chinatsu Ishida Miyuki Nakayama Daisuke Saito Tamaki Ishii Yuzuru Jogashima Masami Aida TomokiUejo Kasumi Takeuchi Hitomi Shiraki Kumiko Kawahara Yuri Yamamura Kenta Mimuro Fumiaki Kouta Syunichi Ishimoto Studio Wanpack Kino Production Asunaro Studio Sinaion Triple A
Eyecatch Illustration	Syunichi Ishimoto (Death Thirteen) Masahiko Komino (Hierophant Green)
Episode guide
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Death Thirteen, Part 2 (死神13(デスサーティーン) その2, Desu Sātīn Sono Ni) is the twentieth episode of Stardust Crusaders and the forty-sixth episode of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure anime. It covers Chapter 171 through a few pages of Chapter 174 of the manga.

Summary

Kakyoin's suspicions are confirmed after he witnesses Mannish Boy skillfully killing a scorpion that had crept into his basket, but the baby manages to hide the evidence so that the others do not believe him. After failing to convince everyone with the message on his arm, Kakyoin attempts to attack Mannish Boy, but he is knocked out by Polnareff, who believes he has gone insane. Upon falling asleep, Jotaro, Joseph, and Polnareff end up in the dream amusement park, which Polnareff remembers, and where they are all subjected to the whims of Death Thirteen. Fortunately for them, Kakyoin, who had summoned Hierophant Green before he was knocked out, is able to bring him into the dream world to fight against Death Thirteen. Mannish Boy attempts to use the dream world to his advantage and slice Hierophant Green in half, but Kakyoin manages to instead send his Stand into Death Thirteen's ear, forcing Mannish Boy to heal his wounds and accept defeat. The next morning, as everyone else forgets what happened in the dream, Kakyoin decides to spare Mannish Boy and leave him in a nearby town, making sure that he does not dare try anything again by mixing the child's feces into his food that Joseph later feeds him. As the group crosses the Red Sea, Joseph makes a detour towards an island to meet someone important.

Appearances

Characters Jotaro Kujo Joseph Joestar Noriaki Kakyoin Jean Pierre Polnareff Mannish Boy (Incapacitated) Stands Star Platinum (Fake) Hierophant Green Silver Chariot Death Thirteen

Manga/Anime Differences

• Mannish Boy's smoking was removed in the anime.

Commentary

“

Here is the next part of the fight against Death 13. In the dream world, Polnareff's haircut is abused again, it seems it will be customary (laughs). At the same time, Joseph's artificial hand and Jotaro's chain get the same treatment. To each their iconic items!

Death 13 is still terrifying with its nightmarish grim reaper looks.

For the fight resolution scene, we decided to make the sky black. And even then the theme park is bathed in a particular light with no real sunlight. That is why we chose this green sky, with a lot of hesitation.

This episode also features a white-haired Kakyoin, you couldn't have missed that. Yuko Sato, the color coordinator, really wanted to include this effect. And I must say that this color schemes makes a good contrast with the black sky of the theme park.

Then comes the scene where Kaykoin finally punishes Mannish Boy. I am deeply sorry for those who were eating at this moment...

”

—Naokatsu Tsuda, Blu-Ray limited edition commentaries