Cover A, Chapter 592
Scolippi staring menacingly at Guido Mista
Cover B, Chapter 592
Scolippi gets grabbed by Mista when Rolling Stones disappears
Cover B, Chapter 593
Scolippi
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“
Nous sommes tous esclaves de notre propre destin. Voilà à quoi ressemble le pouvoir de Rolling Stones. (われわれはみんな「運命の奴隷」なんだよ。それがぼくの能力「ローリング・ストーンズ」の意味なんだ。)
”
—Scolippi to Guido Mista, Chapter 592: Sleeping Slaves, Part 3
Scolippi (スコリッピ, Sukorippi) est un personnage secondaire de la cinquième partie de JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Vento Aureo, apparaissant dans l'arc narratif "Les esclaves endormis".
Scolippi est un sculpteur sur lequel Guido Mista enquête après que sa petite amie meurt dans de mystérieuses circonstances. Il est un manieur de Stand, et son Rolling Stones poursuit automatiquement une personne destinée à mourir prochainement pour leur donner la mort. Il est une exception dans la partie 5 puisqu'il est un simple civil et pas un gangster.
Appearance
Scolippi is an adult Italian man with a lanky but slightly muscular body. He has straight hair kept at shoulder-length decorated with a row of hair clips and a somewhat prominent bang on the right side. He also uses dark eyeshadow. Scolippi wears a plain shirt decorated with metal plates on the chest and holed at the shoulders, and dark trousers with a spiderweb motif. His crown of thorns and the hand injury he receives from Guido Mista may be reminiscent of Jesus Christ and his Stigmata.
Color Schemes
The series is known for alternating colors between media, the information presented below may or may not be canon.
Colored MangaGioGioAnime
Skin(Fair)
Hair(Violet)
Eyes(Forest Green)
Main Outfit
(Purple shirt with steel blue accessories, blue-gray pants with white web design, and dark brown shoes.)
Skin(Pale)
Hair(Purple-gray)
Eyes(Purple-gray)
Main Outfit(Baby Blue shirt with white accessories.)
Skin(Fair)
Hair(Lavender)
Eyes(Lime)
Main Outfit
(Dark Gray shirt with silver accessories, purple pants with orange web design, and teal shoes.)
Personality
Scolippi appears to be somewhat withdrawn and meek, yet benevolent. He is said to have avoided showing himself to his girlfriend's father despite having a committed relationship with her.
Scolippi calmly puts up with Mista's violent intimidation attempts, explaining how his powers work. Because Rolling Stones' nature allows him to know whether or not he's fated to die, he is able to keep remarkably calm even with a gun in his mouth, knowing that he will survive any given situation. Despite having been mistreated and misunderstood by both his ex-girlfriend's father and the assassins sent to kill him, Scolippi bears none of them any ill will, as he sees people as puppets who are unable to escape their fates. He even prays for Bucciarati's assassins when his Stand cannot chase them down anymore. Scolippi is a firm believer in Fate.
Abilities
Stand
Main article: Rolling Stones
Scolippi is a Stand user wielding the spherical rock-like Stand, Rolling Stones, which follows those fated to die and divines their destined deaths, as well as offering them an immediate and peaceful alternative.
Debut
Ability
Fated Death Divination
PWR
∅
SPD
B
RNG
A
STA
PRC
E
DEV
∅
History
Background
As a child, Scolippi suddenly discovered his stand Rolling Stones and learned of its abilities. He later became a professional sculptor, not attaining fame, yet still making a decent living.
Eventually, Scolippi's girlfriend would touch Rolling Stones, and decide to kill herself in order to preserve her organs, as her father would need them to heal from an illness.
Sleeping Slaves
In the elevator of his building, Scolippi encounters Mista, who has come to investigate the matter of Scolippi's girlfriend's death at the request of her father. Mista quickly begins his rough interrogation within the rising elevator. Answering Mista's questions, Scolippi explains that he's a sculptor with no knowledge of Stands other than his own ability, which acts independently and has followed Bucciarati. Skeptical, Mista shoots Scolippi's hand, but suddenly notices that Rolling Stones has disappeared. He holds his gun to Scolippi's cheek as Scolippi explains that Bucciarati's fate has been sealed, much as Michelangelo believed that a sculptor's purpose is simply to free a statue's predestined form from the marble. Mista has no patience for this, and tries to intimidate Scolippi into bringing back the stone by forcing him to play Russian Roulette. Scolippi divulges that Rolling Stones predicts future deaths and confronts its targets, offering them a peaceful alternative when they touch it; claiming that this is the true cause of his girlfriend's death. Mista attempts to shoot Scolippi in the mouth, but his gun misfires, as Scolippi isn't yet fated to die. After pistol-whipping Scolippi, Mista leaves the elevator to pursue Rolling Stones and save Bucciarati.
Scolippi watches as Mista jumps from the building's seventh story in order to reach and destroy the stone. As the gang leaves the area, he notices that, as he tried to explain, Mista has not prevented Bucciarati's death: Unbeknownst to the departing gangsters, the rubble takes the form of Abbacchio and Narancia as well, signalling their future deaths. As a silver lining, Scolippi notes that Mista was ready to die for his leader and, admiring this determination, hopes that the youths' arduous road will fulfill some purpose.
Chapters/Episodes
Manga AppearancesChapters in order of appearance
- Chapter 590: Epilogue: "Sleeping Slaves" (Mentioned only)
- Chapter 591: Sleeping Slaves, Part 2
- Chapter 592: Sleeping Slaves, Part 3
- Chapter 593: Sleeping Slaves, Part 4
- Chapter 594: Sleeping Slaves, Part 5
Anime AppearancesEpisodes in order of appearance
- Golden Wind Episode 38: Gold Experience Requiem (Flashback)
- Golden Wind Episode 39: Sleeping Slaves (Flashback)
Quotes
Quotes- “Michelangelo, who shines upon the apex of History, once said "When I sculpt marble, I have no idea in my mind. The form of the stone shall be sculpted into has already been set. All my hands do is bring that form out from within the stone." Michelangelo said that he did not think about the ultimate form of the stone as he sculpted. Fate had already embedded it within the stone. He was an artist who could see Fate as he sculpted. That form of Bucciarati was not sculpted by me, and it was not sculpted by your bullets either. That is its fated form... that statue was bleeding from a hole in its chest, wasn't it? I don't know whether it will take a few days or a few months... but that is how Bucciarati will die in the near future. We are all slaves of Fate. That is the meaning of my ability, Rolling Stones.”—Scolippi, Chapter 592: Sleeping Slaves, Part 3
- “We all are slaves of Fate. (われわれはみんな「運命の奴隷」なんだよ。, Wareware wa min'na 'unmei no dorei' nanda yo.)”—Scolippi, Chapter 594: Sleeping Slaves, Part 5
- “Are they all like him? Jumping out from there to destroy the stone for their teammate, that man Bucciarati! With no hesitation... There may be some purpose to the perilous road that they tread. Perhaps their perils will serve some great purpose and bring hope to someone. I cannot pray for their safety, but I will pray that they are sleeping slaves... and when they wake, that these sleeping slaves shall fulfill some purpose.”—Scolippi, Chapter 594: Sleeping Slaves, Part 5
Gallery
Scoplippi explaing Rolling Stones
Scolippi as he appears in one of the Story Dramas in GioGio's Bizarre Adventure
Scolippi getting interrogated by Guido Mista
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