Unnamed Characters
This page features nameless minor characters found in the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure series. These characters played fairly minor but varying roles throughout the storyline. Most of their titles were translated from the encyclopedia found in JoJo 6251.
- See Also Minor Characters
Part I: Phantom Blood
Chieftain
He's the muscular chief of a powerful vampiric cult hidden within the Aztec empire during the B.C. 12-16 century, at the center of Mexico. The tribe was known for its sacrificial rituals and cannibalistic traditions. The chief sacrificed a maiden in a ritual so the demonic Stone Mask could absorb her fresh, living blood and give him eternal life. The mask then pierced his brain and turned him into a vampire. He asked one of the cult members if he wished to become his life force and sucked his blood after the man agreed. This tribe somehow vanished from history, leaving countless unknown ruins in the process. It's possible the Chieftain decimated the tribe himself. He's a playable character in the game JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Phantom Blood (PS2 Game).
Woman
Manga Debut: Chapter 1, Dio the Invader
Anime Debut: Episode 1, Dio the Invader
Seiyuu: Aiko Iwamura (Anime)
She appears in the flashback of the carriage incident in Chapter 1, which is her only appearance. She is the one who notices the dead woman and the baby inside the carriage and informs Dario.
- Some fans believe that she could be Dio Brando's mother but no official source confirms this.
Vagrants
Manga Debut: Chapter 9, The Live Subject Test on the Mask
After Jonathan Joestar discovered that Dio poisoned his father and set off to find a cure, Dio becomes paranoid and begins wandering through the streets drunk. He bumped into a tramp and his friend and picked a fight with them. Dio decided to use one of them as a live test subject for the Stone Mask, believing it to be a instrument of torture and murder. He then forced one of the vagrants to put on the mask and stab his partner in the throat. The mask, now soaked in blood, turned the tramp into a vampire who attacked Dio to suck his blood. The tramp became younger while absorbing Dio's blood, but died after witnessing the sunlight before he could kill Dio.
Inspector
Manga Debut: Chapter 12, The Two RingsThe police inspector was a friend of George Joestar I. 20 years before the events of part 1, when he just started working in the police, he arrested Dario Brando as his first accomplishment after finding him with Mary Joestar's stolen wedding ring. The inspector knew George would never give it to anyone and came to the conclusion that Dario stole it, but George told him he actually gave the ring to Dario. That was a lie, but George was still grateful for Dario "saving" his life. He was called to arrest Dio Brando with police officers after it was proved that he planned to kill George. Dio ended up killing George, which made the inspector curse himself about how he shouldn't have let Dario get out of jail years ago. Dio, now a vampire, snuck behind him and tore his head off at his maxilar and killed the rest of the police officers.
Will's Father
Manga Debut: Chapter 20, The Tragedy at Sea
He was the leader of an archaeological group at his own university. Consisting of 60 people including himself and his own son, they traveled all over the world, including Egypt and India. The group headed to Mexico to excavate an underground Aztec ruin and found the Stone Mask. On the Atlantic Ocean he learned how to use the mask and brutally killed everyone, turning some of them into zombies. As he still thirsted for blood, he jumped in the water in pursuit of his son Will Anthonio Zeppeli, but dawn came and the morning light killed him before he could kill Will. It was only then that Will realized the vampire was his father. The ship with the mask drifted away somewhere until it was discovered by George Joestar I.
Oriental Doctor
Manga Debut: Chapter 32, Chamber of the Two-Headed Dragon
Anime Debut: Episode 6, Tomorrow's Courage
He is a young man who called himself a doctor. He, as a doctor, used the ripple to heal the diseases and injuries of his patients. When Zeppeli found him, he was healing a patient using the ripple by simply touching his patient's leg with mortification, and magically heals it to functionality. Zeppeli asks how the doctor got his powers and he tells him to go up the Nuu River and look for his master Tonpetty.
Poco's Father
Manga Debut: Chapter 37, The Monster Doobie
Anime Debut: Episode 8, Blood Battle! JoJo & Dio
Seiyuu: Kenshirō USUKI
When Poco returns home, he finds his father who slaps him and asks him where he had been. Poco doesn't answer the question and instead he asks his father where is his sister in which his father says to him that she went to look for him.
Part II: Battle Tendency
Brass Knuckles Guy
Manga Debut: Chapter 47, Painful News
Anime Debut: Episode 10, New York's JoJo
Seiyuu: Kanehira YAMAMOTO
He first appears at the restaurant where Joseph, Erina and Smokey decide to eat at, complaining about how they can allow African American people (referring to Smokey) in the restaurant. Smokey tries to calm down the situation by leaving but is stopped by Joseph, who angrily starts a fight with the man and easily defeats him after predicting where his brass knuckles were and tricking him into punching a hat rack. Before the fight, Joseph notes that the man had recently fought, due to the brass knuckle marks on his hands and blood on his shirt.
Gangster Customer
Manga Debut: Chapter 47, Painful News
After Joseph's fight with the Brass Knuckles Guy, another gangster costumer approached Joseph with news about Robert Edward O. Speedwagon. He revealed the Brass Knuckles Guy was his subordinate and told Joseph that Speedwagon was killed by Straizo while investigating the Pillar Men. Joseph then punched the gangster in the gut, angry at how he would give such information out of nowhere, without worrying how Joseph's grandmother Erina Pendolton would react to a friend's death.
Reporter
Manga Debut: Chapter 51, Cold and Cruel, Straizo
Anime Debut: Episode 11, The Game Master
Seiyuu: Seiko Yoshida
She arrives at the cafe where Joseph and Straizo were fighting and begins to take some photos, saying it would reach the front page of the newspaper. Straizo catches her off guard and uses her as a hostage to approach Joseph; he ends up ripping her tooth out to enrage Joseph. Joseph then says he wouldn't risk his life to save "an ugly bitch like her", but defeats Straizo and saves the girl nonetheless. She punches him in the face for insulting her and then kicks his knee, after which she scream from the delayed pain in her mouth.
Nazi Gatekeepers
Manga Debut: Chapter 56, Santana Vanishes
These Nazi were the guards of the Nazi laboratory where experiments where conducted with Santana. They checked people who wanted to enter the base, mostly women bringing food. They did a body check on every women, and if one of them didn't allow it, the guards wouldn't let her pass despite the risk of them losing their jobs. The guards quickly saw through Joseph Joestar's woman disguise, surprised at how he couldn't see himself obviously suspicious. Joseph knocked both guards out and stole one of their uniforms to disguise himself.
- The guards shout "Tacos" when Joseph knocks them out. In Jojo's Bizarre Words, Araki explains that, despite being German, they simply said this due to the setting being in Mexico.
Girl
Manga Debut: Chapter 63, The Pigeon and the Girl
This girl was taking pictures of a fountain until Caesar Anthonio Zeppeli, like the womanizer he is, asked to take a picture of her with the fountain. Caesar, to mock Joseph, told him he couldn't even beat the girl with his weak ripple and gave her a ripple kiss. The girl, now controlled by Caesar, attacked Joseph by strangling him. After trapping Joseph into a bubble, Caesar goes to kiss the girl again to free her from his ripple spell, but is surprised when a pigeon comes out of her mouth and enters his own. Joseph then reveals that, while she was strangling him, he infused a small pigeon with the ripple and put him into her mouth, claiming that Caesar couldn't even beat a pigeon with his weak ripple.
Nazi Officer
Manga Debut: Chapter 64, The Red Stone of Aja
This officer was in charge of the investigation on the Pillar Men Wamuu, Esidisi and Kars. He learned from Santana's fight that ultraviolet light kept the Pillar Men turned into stone. His job was to cut the Pillar Men out of the stone wall and transport them to a shelter in Germany. He kept ultra violet lights on them, but Wamuu managed to kill one Nazi with his horn and made his blood splatter into the light bulbs, blocking the beams. Wamuu then fused the hands of every Nazi together and touched the officer's head, sucking the life force of everyone at the same time.
Kars's Double
Manga Debut: Chapter 105, Treachery at the Temple of Sacrifice
This vampire was one of the many who served Kars during the final battle in Part II. Kars never intended to fight Lisa Lisa in a fair battle, so he made one of his vampires disguise as him so he could trick his opponent. Now as Kars' Double, he attacked Lisa Lisa but was easily killed. His death was the perfect distraction for Kars to land a surprise attack and stab her in the back.
Bloodsucking Zombie
Manga Debut: Chapter 107, JoJo's Ultimate RippleThis bloodsucking zombie was one of the many who served Dio Brando. He survived the final battle at the end of Part I, escaped from the ripple users and hid away for decades. He was cunning and intelligent, taking great care of not leaving signs behind him by eating humans up to their last bones and hair. As multiplying may have given away him away, he made sure not to turn anyone else into a zombie. He eventually managed to hold a post as major squad leader in the British Air Force, but never showed himself during daylight. He used a wheel chair as pretext, claiming to have been wounded during the war. George Joestar II, knowing about the story of Dio and zombies, understood that the major was a zombie and tried to gather evidence against him, but was discovered by the zombie before he could contact Straizo and was killed.Lisa Lisa, discovering the truth behind his death, killed the major with the ripple. She was spotted by an officer and became wanted for a serious crime against the homeland. As no one else knew about the zombies, they had just assumed she killed a major of the Air British force.
Part III: Stardust Crusaders
Manga Artist
Manga Debut: Chapter 189, "Khnum" Oingo and "Thoth" Boingo (1)
This friendly manga artist traveled around the world in search of unique manga works. He approached Boingo and asked him about his "comic" Thoth, impressed that such a thing existed in Egypt. Boingo let him see it, and as the artist reads it he becomes slightly disturbed at the content, but intrigued at the same time. Oingo approached them and said it was not for sale, and scared the manga artist after he insisted in buying it. Later the manga artist took a bus that was hit by a truck and thrown on its side. He was thrown out of the bus in the direction of a utility pole, where he died when his neck got impaled on it. Oingo and Boingo, seeing Thoth's prediction of the mangaka's bloody death, decided to take the next bus.
Old Lady
Manga Debut: Chapter 200, "Bast" Mariah (2)
After Joseph is affected by Bast, he comes across an old lady who considers herself young, despite not being able to even stand without the aid of a umbrella. The buttons of her clothes lift up due to the magnetism of Bast, which made her assume Joseph was in love with her and demonstrated it by lifting her skit. She didn't mind the supposed aggressive personality, stating she actually liked men like that. In fear, Joseph ran away from her to pursue Mariah. When chasing Mariah, Mohammed Avdol confused her legs with that of the old lady in the bathroom. Once again she thought Joseph was stalking her and started to follow him. Later she witnesses Joseph and Avdol's attempt to separate from an embarrassing position and thought Joseph was just a pervert playing with her heart. She then started to beat the two until they ran away once again from her.
Part IV: Diamond is Unbreakable
Bikers
Manga Debut: Chapter 292, Toshikazu Hazamada (Surface) (4)
Part VII: Steel Ball Run
Winter Catfish Guy
Manga Debut: SBR Chapter 71, Ticket To Ride (1)
Him, along with another man, were issued to keep watch over Lucy Steel after she had merged the skull of the Corpse Parts into her womb. Lucy overhears them discussing her condition and when they notice her conscious, they try to hold her down and inject a drug to put her back to sleep. She makes a run for it, and throughout several pages, one of the men is constantly shouting out lines referring to making her docile like a winter catfish. (Around a total of 6 times) The catfish guy is constantly getting injured on his left eye, due to Lucy's stand ability and eventually a guard walks in with a shotgun, and accidentally gets stabbed by the injection needle. He accidentally pulls the trigger, and the catfish guy is shot straight in the left eye and killed. The other guy tries to catch Lucy, but eventually falls and impales his eye on the door handle.
One Shots
Rohan Kishibe Goes to Gucci
Interpreter
The interpreter is a beautiful woman hired by Rohan Kishibe in his trip to Italy to visit a Gucci factory and fix the Gucci Bag Stand. Even though he counted on her, she would spend most of the time changing clothes at the boutique and claiming that Rohan was rude, his impoliteness not shared by her. Rohan often scolded her because of that, saying that there wouldn't be any problem if she just did her job. After fixing the Gucci Bag Stand, she made Rohan get drunk and stole his money and passport.
Leather Goods Artisan
He is one of the leather goods artisan of the Gucci brand and also one of Gucci's "skilled workers". He holds great respect for Frida Giannini and Gucci' traditions. He informs Rohan and his interpreter about Frida and the Gucci Bag Stand, warning Rohan about how he doesn't seem to know the bag's true purpose. The mangaka, however, doesn't seem to care about all his "maniacal information" and just wants the bag to be "fixed".
Thus Spoke Rohan Kishibe - Episode 16: At a Confessional
Man at the Confessional
A man who committed a mortal sin. He was a common worker who carried bags of corn during hours. One day one Asian man begs him for food, not having eaten for five straight days. The man became angry at the beggar, and made him carry the corn bags in exchange of his food. The beggar is unable to withstand the heavy bags and is crushed by them. His spirit then swears revenge on the man at his happiest moment. Since then the man had luck in his life: He receives money from relatives and has a great idea to process corn into corn flakes and popcorn. The idea becomes a big hit and he gets rich, master of a mansion with several servants and married with a model. They eventually have a daughter. The man, however, still feared the beggar's curse. He had found a servant willing to do anything for him and both made plastic surgery to change their faces. The man then took the appearance of the servant, while the servant had the man's appearance. Suddenly, the spirit of the beggar possesses the man's daughter and reveals that he has assisted the man's prosperity from behind the scenes so that he can fulfill his vow of taking the man's life at his happiest moment. The man rushes to interfere, but is knocked out by the spirit. The servant is then victim of the spirit, who is fooled by the man's plan of changing faces with the servant. The man goes to a confession booth to confess his sins, as he was responsible for the deaths of two people. He confesses to Rohan Kishibe, who mistakenly entered the priest side to research the church. As the man exits the booth, it is revealed that the spirits of the beggar and the beheaded servant both vow to watch him around the clock to make sure that he does not do anything suspicious again. Rohan watches on with curiosity, deciding to interview him later if given the chance.
Servant
This servant was loyal to a rich man with great prosperity. he was willing to do anything for him, and used plastic surgery to alter both his and his master's appearances by his request. This was actually a plan made by his master to fool the spirit of a beggar he was cursed by. The spirit attacks the servant thinking he's he master, but gives him the chance to be spared if he manages to throw a piece of popcorn in the air above the altitude of a nearby lamppost and catch it in his mouth, each time at the clap of his hands, three times in a row. If the man succeeds, the beggar will acknowledge that his death was due to destiny and will leave the man forever, but if the man fails, the beggar will cut off his head without fail. The servant manages to do it the first two times, but fails at the last one and has his head cut off without warning. The servant's spirit, also holding a grudge for his master, teams up with the beggar's spirit to watch the master to make sure that he does not do anything suspicious again.
Asian Man
This Asiatic beggar asked for food to a man, as he hadn't eaten for five days. The man, feeling disgusted that the beggar did no work to get his food, forces him to work by carrying the bags of corn to the storage. The beggar starts by carrying a small bag of corn, but is forced to carry a larger bag instead. While the man rests and drinks coffee, the beggar tries to move the large bag to the storage, but the bag proves to be too large and too heavy for him to carry and as a result he falls and is crushed by the bag. The man falls asleep and dreams that the beggar has appeared underneath his table, threatening to take revenge on him at his happiest moment. Not long after, authorities arrive and find that the beggar carrying the bag has died. He has since then assisted the man's prosperity from behind the scenes so that he could fulfill his vow of taking the man's life at his happiest moment. Years later the spirit of the beggar possesses the man's daughter. The beggar challenges the man to throw a piece of popcorn in the air above the altitude of a nearby lamppost and catch it in his mouth, each time at the clap of his hands, three times in a row. If the man succeeds, the beggar will acknowledge that his death was due to destiny and will leave the man forever, but if the man fails, the beggar will cut off his head without fail. The man fails and, without a second to spare, the beggar cuts off his head. He only learned later that he actually killed a servant who was willing to do anything for his master, and used plastic surgery to alter both his and the master's appearances, thereby fooling the beggar into dogging the servant instead. The spirits of the beggar and the beheaded servant then both vow to watch him around the clock to make sure that he does not do anything suspicious again.
Rohan at the Louvre
Firefighters
These two firefighters accompanied Rohan, Gaucher and Noguchi to the abandoned warehouse Z-13 to find the painting "Under the Moon", art of the painter Nizaemon Yamamura, in case the group got lost or something happened. When they found the painting, one of the firefighters had his skull pierced after moving closer to it. His body was sucked into the darkness in the ceiling. The remaining firefighter, once a war veteran, witnessed Gaucher die and recognized one of their attackers as someone who died in the battlefield. He asked himself how that was possible and begged for him to get away. Numerous gunshot wounds appeared on his body and he too was sucked into the darkness. Their bodies were never found and both were considered missing.
Dead Man's Questions
Wanted Man
This man was a child murderer and master of disguises, having been wanted for 15 years. He was a paranoiac, startled by the most minimal sound and constantly told himself to not worry because nobody was able to catch up with him. He eventually started to live with Yamaoka, a woman who apparently knew his past or was deceived by him. Yoshikage Kira was assigned to kill him, but had a time limit to do so, because this man's crime expired at midnight. Kira invaded his house and confronted the dog Rocky while picking up a knife. Kira made a pigeon out of the newspaper with his picture to startle the man, who shouted out of his window "pigeons or police or whatever! Try to get me if you can!". Now that Kira had his permission, he entered his room and stabbed the man on his back. Kira left the man bleeding on the floor and called the woman living with him, telling her to call the police.
Monk
This woman could see Kira as a ghost, probably because she may have a high level of spiritual excellence some Monks are known for (attained through concentration and meditation). She gave Kira targets for him to kill, determining if he needed to adopt a specificShe gave Kira the job to kill a wanted man and, after that, go to a "mansion ghost". That mansion was once the house of a old army officer 50 years ago, but, towards the end of the Pacific War, City S was under heavy air raid by American military. The officer's house was targeted and blown to pieces, but luckily nobody died there, the officer himself lived 50 years after the war, and died at the age of 82 from old age.
For some unknown reason, the house itself became a spirit and is still standing. 56 people committed suicide or died strange deaths in the house's area, so the monk sends Kira to find the reason for this and take care of it. In the mansion, Kira is attacked by Cleansers, who takes his arm and almost erases him from existence. Kira leaves the mansion to investigate the information the monk gave him, believing she sent him there to help Kira go to the netherworld by having him "cleansed". He then swears that, if any information she gave him about the mansion was not true, he would personally make her find out if the nether-realm exists. He then wonders if her arm would fit in place of his lost one.
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