Danny to the rescue
A young Jonathan throws rocks at Danny
Danny in flames
Danny
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Danny (ダニー, Danī) is a minor character appearing in Phantom Blood, and Jonathan Joestar's dog.
Appearance
Danny resembles a large and lean Harlequin Great Dane. He is white and spotted with black.
Personality
Danny is cheerful, given his active play with Jonathan.
Danny was timid and fearful before he saved Jonathan's life. George Joestar I reflects, "Is he not a splendid dog, who knows the value of a life?"
Abilities
On one occasion, Danny heroically swims out to Jonathan while he is drowning, dragging him back to the land by his collar.
Synopsis
Phantom Blood
George Joestar I bought Danny when he was a puppy when Jonathan was five years old. Danny was very afraid of unfamiliar places and strange people. Jonathan and Danny did not get along for a while, which caused Danny to bite Jonathan. Jonathan, in turn, attacked Danny by throwing stones at him. One day, while swimming in a river, Jonathan started drowning and was saved by Danny, which made them the best of friends.
When Dio arrived, he kneed Danny in the jaw while lying that he did it because was the startled by the animal running at him. Weeks later, Dio retaliated for Jonathan beating him by placing the hound in the incinerator to be burned to death. When Jonathan learned of Danny's agonizing death upon his return, the dog buried in the backyard of the Joestar Mansion, he knew Dio had a role in this. That night, Jonathan cried while laying awake in bed over losing his only remaining friend.
Video Games
Phantom Blood (PS2)
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Trivia
- In the manga, Danny manages to escape from the incinerator as he is being burned, but in the anime, this is only commented on and not actually shown.
- In the Anime, Danny's backstory and his saving of Jonathan's life is completely skipped.
- In Steel Ball Run, Danny's counterpart is a white mouse.
Gallery
Danny
Dio welcomes Danny
Danny's Grave
Kicked in the Phantom Blood PS2 game
References
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