Erina Pendleton

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Erina Pendleton/Joestar

(エリナ・ペンドルトン)
Namesake Eleanor Rigby
Debut Vol.1 Chapter 1. The Coming of Dio
Final Appearance Vol.12 Chapter 113. The Comeback
Seiyuu Hisakawa Aya (game)Mizuki Nana (movie)
Voice Actor
Profile
Age 20 (Part 1), 70 (Part 2)
Date of Birth 1868
Date of Death 1950
Eye color
Hair color blond

Erina Pendleton (later Erina Joestar) is a character appearing in Part I: Phantom Blood and Part II: Battle Tendency. Though her appearances are few, she plays a significant role as the love interest in the first part of the story.

Character

Erina Pendleton first appeared as a small girl, with Jonathan Joestar rescuing her from bullies. When she appeared again, she and Jonathan were going out, and eventually they fell in love. However, after Dio seized her, kissed her, and then brutally beat her, she felt humiliated and stayed away from Jonathan for a long time. She did not appear again until after Dio's first near-defeat, when she nursed Jonathan back to health. After that, Jonathan finally defeated Dio using Hamon. They subsequently renewed their relationship and got married. They took a ship to go on their honeymoon to America, but the voyage was cut short by the appearance of Dio. The ship went down, and Jonathan stayed behind, trying to kill Dio. Erina took an orphaned infant and escaped. Years later, she and her grandson Joseph Joestar were the last of the Joestar clan, and they traveled to New York on the invitation of Robert Edward O Speedwagon, which sets off the events of part 2.

Steel Ball Run

Lucy Steel in Steel Ball Run is likely the alternate universe counterpart to Erina Pendleton. Like Erina, Lucy's maiden name is Pendleton, and it is possible for a romantic interest to develop between her and Johnny Joestar. Unlike Erina, Lucy was married at a young age to Stephen Steel. This 'marriage' however seems to be a deep kinship rather than a genuine romantic interest given the marriage has not been consummated.