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(Black & white body, yellow inside of ears.)
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Iggy
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“
I guess I don't have the heart to abandon a kid who likes dogs!
”
—Iggy, Chapter 223: The Gatekeeper of Hell, Pet Shop, Part 2
Iggy (イギー, Igī) is a primary ally featured in the third part of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure series, Stardust Crusaders.
New York's king of stray dogs, Iggy is brought to the Joestar Group after arriving in Egypt and reluctantly joins them on their final trek to Cairo to defeat DIO. Iggy is a Stand User who wields the shapeshifting Stand of sand, The Fool.
Appearance
Iggy is a Boston Terrier with black and white fur. His forehead and mouth areas, underside, and paws are white. Araki chose Iggy's breed because a black and white dog would be easy to depict in manga.[6]
Iggy's design and facial features gradually shift as the story progresses; his head becomes rounder, his ears grow larger, his eyes are placed closer together with smaller irises, and his nose is drawn smaller. He loses his left front paw during his battle with Pet Shop.[7]
Color Schemes
The series is known for alternating colors between media, the information presented below may or may not be canon.
Body
(Black & beige body, beige inside of ears.)
Eyes(Brown)
Body
(Dark gray & white body, yellow inside of ears.)
Eyes(Dark Gray)
Body
(Black & white body, brown inside of ears.)
Eyes(Pale Brown)
Body
(Navy & white body, brown inside of ears.)
Eyes(Blue)
Body
(Black & white body, yellow inside of ears.)
Eyes(Blue)
Body
(Black & white body, yellow inside of ears.)
Eyes(Cyan)
Personality
“
I thought you were a pain-in-the-ass dog, but I liked the way you never took orders from humans... Now I get it! The reason you were never nice to us... was your pride!
”
—Jean Pierre Polnareff, Chapter 245: The Miasma of the Void, Vanilla Ice, Part 8
Iggy is a highly intelligent but unruly, prideful, self-indulgent dog described as having an "awful" personality.[4] He is primarily interested in living a peaceful, carefree life, especially with a girlfriend.[8]
Although the Speedwagon Foundation brings him to fight alongside the Joestar Group, he is apathetic to their cause. Iggy prefers to be independent, often departing from the group to do whatever he feels like and causing chaos in the process.[9][10] Polnareff states that Iggy is so defiant because he is too prideful to listen to anybody, a trait he upholds until his death.[11] Iggy greatly values his independence and will deter anyone who threatens it, regardless of if they are a human or an animal.[12] Particularly, he likes to rip out humans' hair and fart in their faces among other pranks. Additionally, he is able to take on an intimidating gaze to scare strangers away.[8] Due to his intelligence, he is also capable of recognizing and understanding others' Stands, so he will even use The Fool to keep people away from him.[13] If he realizes that he is in danger, he may pretend to act like a dumb dog to seem innocent.[8] He has no regard for others, even putting the Joestar Group at risk of death to ensure his own safety.[14][15] He goes by the philosophy of survival of the fittest and looks down on people he perceives as stupid, who he says cause their own deaths.[8] Iggy is also somewhat gluttonous and commonly steals food, even chewing entire boxes of gum.[9][10][13][16][17]
Iggy's pride also extends to confidence in his own abilities. He believes his Stand to be a match for Jotaro's Star Platinum.[4]
His unruliness and pride lend themselves to a taste for vengeance. In addition to fending off those he finds annoying, Iggy will hold a grudge against anyone who especially inconveniences him. Although initially wishing to stay out of any trouble that could come with siding with the Joestar Group, he becomes motivated to stop DIO purely out of revenge, as noted by Kakyoin.[18]
However, despite his general disregard for human life and well-being, Iggy is not entirely without morals. He has a fondness for children who like dogs, going as far as to engage Pet Shop to save a random Egyptian boy who was worried about his two dogs.[8] Additionally, although seemingly antisocial, he is indeed capable of forming bonds with humans. Polnareff and Iggy often antagonize each other, but Iggy ends up caring about Polnareff enough to sacrifice his own life, using the last of his power to save Polnareff with The Fool.[11]
Abilities
Stand
- Main article: The Fool
The Fool is a highly versatile Stand composed of sand, the mass of which Iggy can throw with great force or use to construct intricate and variable shapes.
Debut
Ability
Sand Manipulation
PWR
B
SPD
C
RNG
D
STA
C
PRC
D
DEV
C
Keen sense of smell
Being a dog, Iggy has, of course, a great sense of smell. It allows him to detect people from far away like N'Doul[13] and even Stands from their smell such as Geb.[19]
History
Background
A pure breed with a certificate, Iggy was originally bought by a rich man when he was a puppy. As he grew older, he began to believe humans are stupid and decided to leave home. He was eventually found by Muhammad Avdol in the street slums of New York acting as the king of the stray dogs.[4] Only Avdol was able to come close to him, as ordinary dog catchers were attacked by his Stand.
The information below derives from Iggy the Stray Dog which was not written by Araki. As such, it may not be considered canon.
In the light novel Iggy the Stray Dog, Iggy's backstory is explained in more detail. Iggy was a Boston Terrier bred and initially raised by a breeder. A wealthy man named "Mr. Electra" or "Mr. E" from Brooklyn then bought Iggy for the prestige of his pedigree and brought the dog to his home. However, the man wasn't an affectionate lover and merely wanted Iggy for decoration.
The circumstance of the development of Iggy's ability remain mysterious. The Speedwagon Foundation investigators having determined that Iggy's parents didn't have any special ability.
Soon in the care of Mr. E, several incidents involving Iggy and sand happened. At one point, as a still very young Iggy was being walked in Mr. E, Iggy peed in a sand box and when he scratched the sand, the sand splattered Mr. E. The man got angry and also threw sand at Iggy which caused Iggy to grow detached from his owner. Iggy would delibarely avoid Mr. E and also became headstrong and insolent, refusing to obey Mr. E's order like showing his belly while Mr. E while discriminated Iggy compared to his other dogs, for instance offering Iggy plates of sand instead of treats.
At one point, strange phenomenons began to occur. One morning Mr. E found sand in his tea although there was no way that sand could have slipped into his room. Iggy would now find ways to sneakily go into the pantry and eat in secret, escape when locked up in a room, and always managed to escape whenever he was being chased around the house.
Iggy grew to look down on everybody in the house, and also didn't get along with the other dogs. One servant was in charge of walking Iggy around the house and noted Iggy's interest in gum-flavored coffee, thus she bought some for the dog, who loved chewing on it so much it even kept the wrapper with him the first time. Then one day, Iggy disappeared from Mr. E's mansion and, according to a report about a dog attacking a candy store, probably went to rob a store to steal gum. Afterwards, Iggy didn't come back and landed in Manhattan.
Concludes non-canon section.
Stardust Crusaders
The Nile River, Egypt
Iggy meeting Jean Pierre Polnareff
Iggy came to the scene aboard a Speedwagon-sponsored helicopter in the middle of the desert, brought by the Speedwagon Foundation to help in the battle against DIO. Polnareff, being cocky and intrigued about their new partner, becomes the target of the ferocity that Iggy is infamous for, after disturbing his slumber. The pilots and Avdol were only able to control him because of one unlikely treat: coffee-flavored chewing gum.
Because of how he attacked Polnareff, everyone, especially Jotaro, had doubts about the suitability of Iggy's companionship. Iggy also didn't want to take part in a battle that had nothing to do with him. Their questioning grew deeper when they were attacked by N'Doul in the middle of the desert. Iggy ran from the battle, showing his cowardice and lack of intention to help. They misinterpreted Iggy's pursuit of N'Doul's trail for cowardice.
Jotaro grasps Iggy in his hand, forcing Iggy to cooperate before N'Doul's Geb attacked them both. Left with no choice, Iggy took Jotaro to the enemy, but in the middle of their pursuit, Iggy decided to leave Jotaro behind to be killed alone. Jotaro then threw Iggy at N'Doul, distracting the enemy enough and leading him to his eventual defeat. Jotaro ends up forgiving Iggy, saying he, too, wouldn't like to be dragged in a war he had nothing to do with himself. Iggy decided to accompany the group and earn their trust, even though Polnareff still believed he would run away in the end.
Going Up the Nile
Iggy doesn't do much during their journey but unintentionally helps the group. He saved them from drinking Oingo's poisoned tea and makes his plan to blow up Jotaro with an orange-shaped bomb backfire, as he picks up the bomb and brings it to Oingo (disguised as Jotaro). When Oingo tries to leave the scene, Polnareff threw the bomb after him because Iggy put his mouth on it.
In Edfu, Iggy accidentally saves Jotaro from Anubis' last assassination attempt. When Anubis possesses a young boy, Iggy makes the boy trip as he grabs the boy's candy, making Anubis fall into the Nile.
In Cairo, Iggy also defeats Boingo without even knowing he was an enemy Stand user. After Hol Horse was hospitalized by another backfired plan, Boingo kicks a crate and accidentally hits Iggy, which makes the dog furious enough to attack Boingo.
Cairo, Egypt
Iggy is confronted by Pet Shop
While the Joestar Group looks for DIO's Mansion, Iggy wanders in the streets of Cairo and fatefully comes across the building itself. When two dogs come snarling, Iggy intimidates them and the dogs decide to go for a weaker prey. Spotting the shadow of a bird from under a door, the dogs crawl inside the property, only for Iggy to see their heads flying, impaled on an ice spike while their bodies are forcibly dragged inside. A falcon then appears, watching Iggy suspiciously. However, the falcon then spots the beggar and creates an icicle large enough to crush the beggar. As the falcon flies around, Iggy realizes it is a Stand User protecting the mansion and that it may come for him next. Indeed, the falcon Pet Shop is the wielder of the Stand Horus.
Pet Shop sets his attention again on Iggy, who tries to play dumb as he doesn't want to get involved in the disputes of humans he doesn't care about. However, a young boy comes looking for his dogs. Seeing his dogs' collars, the boy tries to crawl under the gate of the mansion too and gets attacked by Pet Shop too. However, Iggy comes to the rescue, not having the heart to let a dog-loving kid be killed. After helping the kid escape, Iggy confronts Pet Shop but is taken by surprise when Pet Shop freezes the ground and shoots icicles at him. Iggy is forced to flee but the eagle-eyed falcon easily spots him and pursues him down to a sewer. However, when Pet Shop shoots Iggy, it turns out Iggy was a clone made of sand. Iggy comes out of the shadows and has The Fool claw at the bird. Satisfied, Iggy calls it a draw, but the injured, Pet Shop decides to deploy the full strength of his Horus, turning the whole sewer into an icy world. In the humid environment, Iggy finds himself at a huge disadvantage. When Iggy's paw is frozen in place, the dog must bite off a paw to escape into the Nile.
At the bottom of the Nile, Iggy takes refuge under a protective dome of sand. However, Pet Shop can swim. He finds the dome and threatens to shoot the dog with icicles. The Fool manages to deflect an icicle toward Pet Shop, but the bird then tries to crush the dome beneath a mass of ice. The dog digs to escape but he then stumbles another tunnel where Pet Shop await, charging an icicle to kill him at close range. In a desperate act, Iggy lets the dome behind him collapse and makes the surge of pressure push him forward. That way, he clamps Pet Shop's beak shut and the icicle makes Pet Shop's bird explode. Exhausted from a lack of blood and coming close to drowning, Iggy reminisces his life as the king of the stray dogs in New York. Thankfully, he is ultimately rescued by the boy he protected earlier.
Iggy is subsequently found by a fully recovered Kakyoin, who reunites with the group after having a Speedwagon Foundation doctor treat Iggy's injuries. After a short but cheerful reunion, Iggy decides to lead them to DIO's Mansion, where Telence T. D'Arby welcomes them and abducts Jotaro, Joseph and Kakyoin.
Battle in DIO's Mansion
Iggy is punched by Vanilla Ice
After waiting for ten minutes, Avdol, Polnareff and Iggy decide to enter the mansion. Iggy and Avdol team up in the illusory maze created by Tenore Sax inside the mansion to track down and rapidly defeat Kenny G. However, the group is ambushed by Vanilla Ice, one of DIO's last servants. Avdol shoves his companions aside but is killed.
Vanilla Ice has disintegrated Avdol, forcing him into Cream's mouth, and is now targeting Polnareff and Iggy. Cream becomes an invincible and invisible ball of destruction that's flying after them and they must flee. Iggy and Polnareff arrive at the art gallery but see the gaping hole on the floor, meaning Vanilla Ice is there. Although they cover each other's back, Polnareff is ambushed from below and Vanilla Ice takes his left foot. Iggy and Polnareff then devise a plan to trick Vanilla Ice. Iggy and Polnareff hide in the stairs and Iggy creates a "DIO" made of sand to fool Vanilla Ice. Unfortunately, Vanilla Ice sees through the trick as the real DIO wouldn't have come to a place where the sun's rays are still visible. Vanilla Ice singles out Iggy and proceeds to violently beat him up for making him strike at DIO's image. Polnareff continues the fight and manages to inflict a mortal wound, but it seems that Vanilla Ice refuses to die.
Polnareff then brings Iggy close to him. Cream begins to make circles around Polnareff, aiming to eventually reach and disintegrate him. Polnareff puts Iggy in a safe spot but fails to escape. A dying Iggy summons The Fool to help Polnareff but the Frenchman tells him to stay safe instead. The Polnareff salutes the dog as Cream approaches, but Iggy spends the last of his strength to lift Polnareff with The Fool, allowing Polnareff to ambush Vanilla Ice. Iggy dies but Polnareff is able to expose Vanilla Ice to the sunlight and kill him, because he had become a Vampire. After Ice's defeat, the souls of Iggy and Avdol are seen floating in the golden sky. Sharing one last glance at Polnareff, the two fallen crusaders ascend into the afterlife.
The Genesis of Universe, Chapter 1
(The italicized information below derives from a Light Novel not written by Araki. As such, it may or may not be considered canon.)
Featuring in Chapter 1: One-Way Trip from Desert to Hell, Iggy plays an important part in the battle against Absalom and Michal, tricking both with his Stand. He temporarily blinds the enemies by covering Satanic Coupler's window pane with The Fool's sand. Later he fools Absalom with a sand clone of Jotaro, allowing the real Jotaro to rescue the rest of the group.
Major Battles
- Iggy vs Jean Pierre Polnareff
- Iggy, Jotaro Kujo, Muhammad Avdol, Noriaki Kakyoin, Jean Pierre Polnareff, & Joseph Joestar vs N'Doul
- Iggy vs Pet Shop
- Iggy & Jean Pierre Polnareff vs Vanilla Ice
Relationships
Allies
- Jotaro Kujo: Jotaro sees value in Iggy during the fight with N'Doul with his keen senses and powerful Stand. Iggy gives back Jotaro's lost hat, shortly earning his trust until Jotaro realized that Iggy put coffee gum inside it. Iggy, although not vocal about it, is a very prideful stand user, even believing that The Fool is stronger than Star Platinum. After the battle with DIO, Jotaro and Joseph acknowledge his death, alongside the other fallen crusaders.
- Joseph Joestar: When first introduced, Iggy acted much like a stray and initially hated everyone in the group. After the fight with N'Doul, he would willingly tag along with them, but during fights, he'd usually disappear. It wasn't until his fight with Pet Shop where his inner thoughts came to light; at this point, he seemed to understand Joseph was the leader of the group. While the interaction between the two was fairly minor, after sacrificing himself for Polnareff to defeat Vanilla Ice, Joseph and the group acknowledged his heroism and mourned his death along with the others.
- Jean Pierre Polnareff: The two initially did not get along since Polnareff woke him up after a bumpy flight. Polnareff disliked Iggy's cocky and demeaning attitude and antagonized him frequently, causing Polnareff to be Iggy's most common target when it came to getting bitten and farted on. Despite this, during their fight against Cream, Iggy sacrificed himself to save Polnareff. Polnareff deeply mourned his sacrifice, admitting he initially thought Iggy was a stubborn mutt but grew to love how stubborn he was and how he didn't get close to humans because it showed how proud he was, and it was this determination that allowed him to beat Cream.
- Muhammad Avdol: Avdol first encountered Iggy when he was causing trouble in New York and captured him. Avdol would later recruit Iggy into the Joestar Group and used coffee gum to calm him down. After Avdol sacrificed himself in the battle against Vanilla Ice, Iggy became determined to avenge him. In the end, Iggy failed to avenge Avdol but inspired Polnareff to do so instead.
Enemies
- Pet Shop: Upon encountering Pet Shop, Iggy saw him devour 2 dogs and attempted to avoid fighting him, but after Pet Shop attacked a dog-loving boy, Iggy went to defend him. During their fight, Iggy lost his left paw and Iggy would take revenge by forcing Pet Shop's beak closed while he was attacking and blew him up. It was Pet Shop's actions that made Iggy want to kill DIO in the first place.
- Vanilla Ice: Originally Iggy just saw Ice as an obstacle in his vengeance towards DIO, after Ice killed Avdol, Iggy became determined to kill him. In the end, Iggy failed to kill him but inspired Polnareff to do so instead.
- DIO: Iggy was dragged against his will into joining the Joestar Group in Egypt, and as such didn't care about DIO or what was happening, being more concerned about himself. After his fight with Pet Shop though, he decided to help the group defeat DIO, as it was because of him that Iggy was brought to Egypt and put through so much trouble in the first place. In the end, DIO and Iggy never personally encounter one another, as Iggy dies protecting Polnareff during his fight with Vanilla Ice.
Relationships in Eyes of Heaven
(The information below derives from a Video Game not written by Araki. As such, it may not be considered canon.)
- Joseph Joestar: While their relationship is essentially the same as in the manga, Young Joseph will complain about having to team up with Iggy and state that he has evil eyes, but later states he is not bad for a mutt. Iggy will also complain about teaming up with Young Joseph and notes that his scent is similar to the Joseph he knows and wonders why.
- Jotaro Kujo: When encountering Jotaro from Diamond is Unbreakable, Iggy will not recognize him at first and is surprised he knows his favorite snack. When he does recognize Jotaro, Iggy attempts to put another piece of gum in his hat and wonders why he has gotten older.
- Noriaki Kakyoin: Iggy is very disobedient towards Kakyoin and wants to put gum in his hair.
- DIO: Upon encountering DIO, Iggy immediately hates him. Upon defeating him, he will announce he is the true emperor.
Chapters / Episodes
Manga AppearancesChapters in order of appearance
- Chapter 183: "The Fool" Iggy and "Geb" N'Doul, Part 1
- Chapter 184: "The Fool" Iggy and "Geb" N'Doul, Part 2
- Chapter 185: "The Fool" Iggy and "Geb" N'Doul, Part 3
- Chapter 186: "The Fool" Iggy and "Geb" N'Doul, Part 4
- Chapter 187: "The Fool" Iggy and "Geb" N'Doul, Part 5
- Chapter 188: "The Fool" Iggy and "Geb" N'Doul, Part 6
- Chapter 189: "Khnum" Oingo and "Tohth" Boingo, Part 1
- Chapter 190: "Khnum" Oingo and "Tohth" Boingo, Part 2
- Chapter 191: "Khnum" Oingo and "Tohth" Boingo, Part 3
- Chapter 192: "Khnum" Oingo and "Tohth" Boingo, Part 4
- Chapter 193: Anubis, Part 1
- Chapter 195: Anubis, Part 3
- Chapter 198: Anubis, Part 6
- Chapter 199: "Bastet" Mariah, Part 1
- Chapter 200: "Bastet" Mariah, Part 2
- Chapter 204: "Bastet" Mariah, Part 6
- Chapter 209: "Sethan" Alessi, Part 5
- Chapter 210: Shooting DIO?!
- Chapter 211: D'Arby the Gambler, Part 1
- Chapter 216: D'Arby the Gambler, Part 6
- Chapter 218: Hol Horse and Boingo, Part 2
- Chapter 219: Hol Horse and Boingo, Part 3 (Cover only)
- Chapter 221: Hol Horse and Boingo, Part 5
- Chapter 222: The Gatekeeper of Hell, Pet Shop, Part 1
- Chapter 223: The Gatekeeper of Hell, Pet Shop, Part 2
- Chapter 224: The Gatekeeper of Hell, Pet Shop, Part 3
- Chapter 225: The Gatekeeper of Hell, Pet Shop, Part 4
- Chapter 226: The Gatekeeper of Hell, Pet Shop, Part 5
- Chapter 227: D'Arby the Player, Part 1
- Chapter 228: D'Arby the Player, Part 2
- Chapter 238: The Miasma of the Void, Vanilla Ice, Part 1
- Chapter 239: The Miasma of the Void, Vanilla Ice, Part 2
- Chapter 240: The Miasma of the Void, Vanilla Ice, Part 3
- Chapter 241: The Miasma of the Void, Vanilla Ice, Part 4
- Chapter 242: The Miasma of the Void, Vanilla Ice, Part 5
- Chapter 243: The Miasma of the Void, Vanilla Ice, Part 6
- Chapter 244: The Miasma of the Void, Vanilla Ice, Part 7 (Death)
- Chapter 245: The Miasma of the Void, Vanilla Ice, Part 8 (Corpse and Ghost)
- Chapter 248: DIO's World, Part 2 (Mentioned only)
- Chapter 249: DIO's World, Part 3 (Mentioned only)
- Chapter 250: DIO's World, Part 4 (Mentioned only)
- Chapter 253: DIO's World, Part 7 (Mentioned only)
- Chapter 261: DIO's World, Part 15 (Mentioned only)
- Chapter 265: The Faraway Journey, Farewell Friends (Flashback)
- Chapter 443: Bucciarati Is Coming, Part 1 (Photo only)
- Chapter 571: What Lies Beyond the Arrow (Mentioned only)
Anime AppearancesEpisodes in order of appearance
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 24: High Priestess, Part 2 (Glimpse)
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 25: "The Fool" Iggy and "Geb" N'Doul, Part 1
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 26: "The Fool" Iggy and "Geb" N'Doul, Part 2
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 27: "Khnum" Oingo and "Tohth" Boingo
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 28: Anubis, Part 1
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 29: Anubis, Part 2
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 30: "Bastet" Mariah, Part 1
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 31: "Bastet" Mariah, Part 2
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 32: "Sethan" Alessi, Part 1
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 33: "Sethan" Alessi, Part 2
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 34: D'Arby the Gambler, Part 1
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 35: D'Arby the Gambler, Part 2
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 36: Hol Horse and Boingo, Part 1
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 37: Hol Horse and Boingo, Part 2
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 38: The Gatekeeper of Hell, Pet Shop, Part 1
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 39: The Gatekeeper of Hell, Pet Shop, Part 2
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 40: D'Arby the Player, Part 1
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 42: The Miasma of the Void, Vanilla Ice, Part 1
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 43: The Miasma of the Void, Vanilla Ice, Part 2
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 44: The Miasma of the Void, Vanilla Ice, Part 3 (Death) (Ghost)
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 45: DIO's World, Part 1 (Mentioned only)
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 46: DIO's World, Part 2 (Flashback)
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 48: The Faraway Journey, Farewell Friends (Flashback)
- Diamond is Unbreakable Episode 15: Let's Go to the Manga Artist's House, Part 2 (Flashback)
- Golden Wind Episode 1: Gold Experience (Photo only)
- Golden Wind Episode 29: Destination: Rome! The Colosseum (Silhouette/Photo only)
- Golden Wind Episode 32: Green Day and Oasis, Part 3 (Flashback)
- Golden Wind Episode 33: His Name Is Diavolo (Flashback)
- JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 8 (OVA): Iggy the Fool and N'Doul the GEB (Pt. I)
- JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 9 (OVA): Iggy the Fool and N'Doul the GEB (Pt. II)
- JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 10 (OVA): D'Arby the Gambler
- JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 11 (OVA): DIO's World - The Warrior of the Void: Vanilla Ice (Death)
- JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Episode 13 (OVA): DIO's World - Farewell, My Friends (Flashback)
Quotes
Quotes- “Y-you've got to be kidding me! I couldn't care less about DIO... I was brought to Egypt against my will and forced to team up with those guys! There's no way I'm fighting this thing!”—Iggy about Pet Shop, Chapter 223: The Gatekeeper of Hell, Pet Shop, Part 2
- “I just want to live the good life and fall in love with a good girl! I want to live a trouble-free, peaceful life!”—Iggy, Chapter 223: The Gatekeeper of Hell, Pet Shop, Part 2
- “Shut up! Don't ask me! I'm a dog! I can't talk! What are you, an idiot?”—Iggy to a boy, Chapter 223: The Gatekeeper of Hell, Pet Shop, Part 2
- “I couldn't care less if a human kid dies. The law of nature is survival of the fittest! Stupid people die... and so do people who don't think before they act...”—Iggy, Chapter 223: The Gatekeeper of Hell, Pet Shop, Part 2
- “Give me a break... I guess I don't have the heart to abandon a kid who likes dogs!”—Iggy saving a boy, Chapter 223: The Gatekeeper of Hell, Pet Shop, Part 2
- “Oh yeah!!! Gotcha! You really are a birdbrain! Heh heh heh heh!”—Iggy to Pet Shop, Chapter 225: The Gatekeeper of Hell, Pet Shop, Part 4
- “W-what's this freak doing? Does he think he's Bruce Lee or something?”—Iggy about Pet Shop, Chapter 225: The Gatekeeper of Hell, Pet Shop, Part 4
- “Now I'm pissed! That damn bird! I'm gonna make it pay for this! Damn it!”—Iggy about Pet Shop, Chapter 225: The Gatekeeper of Hell, Pet Shop, Part 4
- “I was supposed to live a trouble-free life... Damn it... I really messed up...”—Iggy, Chapter 226: The Gatekeeper of Hell, Pet Shop, Part 5
Video Games
JoJo RPG (SFC)
Iggy appears as one of the 6 main characters the player can use. Instead of having him shipped by helicopter to the group, the cast finds him about an Egyptian temple, ultimately fighting him before assimilating him into the group. Most of Iggy's attacks make use of his Stand, The Fool. The main difference from the original series is that Iggy survives the battle against Vanilla Ice and fights along with the others against DIO.
Cult Jump (GB Game)
Iggy appears as one of the ten characters from the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure franchise who appear in the game.
Heritage for the Future (PS1/DC/Arcade)
Iggy appears as one of the most unusual playable characters in the roster. Without his Stand active, many attacks are ineffective against him due to his small hitbox. However, this is almost never a surefire defense mechanism and players are usually forced to take to the offensive using charge attacks.
Most of Iggy's attacks consist of him jumping, barking and biting when without the Stand. When holding down and pressing the strong punch, Iggy will make a replica of Shadow Dio that attacks the opponent with a punch. When The Fool is activated, Iggy's attacks change to strong versions of punches and dash attacks done by The Fool. His Sand Magic attack and floating ability are also useful for getting Iggy out of tight spots (similar to what he did to escape N'Doul's Geb).
His first special move creates a giant wave of sand sent towards the opponent's direction, while his second special move makes Iggy jump into the opponent's face; at this point, the screen turns black with several hit effects appearing, when it returns to normal, the enemy appears to be laying down
While Iggy dies in the original storyline, his Story Mode allows him to change his fate by defeating Vanilla Ice and eventually face off with DIO. During his ending, Iggy returns to New York and becomes the "King of the Dogs". He also saves another character from their canon fate of death—Kakyoin, at the price of Avdol's life. The inverse happens with Avdol's Story Mode, where Iggy takes one for the team against Vanilla Ice but saves Kakyoin from his canon death as well.
Jump Ultimate Stars (DS)
Iggy appears as Jotaro's 3-block support koma. Jotaro throws him as a projectile. When Iggy gets near an opponent he will activate The Fool to protect himself (similar to how he did against N'Doul). If he touches an enemy, he immobilizes them while The Fool causes the "Battle Seal" status effect.
All-Star Battle (PS3)
Iggy makes an appearance in All-Star Battle, as a playable DLC Character, as part of the second campaign, along with Pannacotta Fugo. He is voiced by Shigeru Chiba, though this is considered to be his "inner voice" as his opponents cannot hear him speak. Iggy's alternate costume mirrors his original appearance as a more realistic Boston Terrier before his style change.
As one of the mass majority of playable characters in the game with the "Stand" Style, Iggy can turn The Fool on/off, changing movesets, as well as having access to the Stand Rush ability returning from the Capcom game, being able to attack in conjunction with his Stand. Iggy has 800 HP, the lowest effective health in the game.
Moveset
Much of Iggy's arsenal and playstyle are based off or similar to his playstyle in Heritage for the Future.
With an unusual set of abilities, Iggy can take advantage of his tiny stature, an innate immunity to the universal throw, a backwards run, and the ability to glide in mid-air in either direction to make it highly difficult for the opponent to catch him. When combined with a command guard that alleviates his poor defense, a strong reversal that reflects projectiles, an effective combo-breaker, and multiple, fast mid-ranged specials, Iggy can constantly evade his opponent's attacks and repeatedly pressure them. Even when up close, his gliding ability can be used to great effect, offering intimidating offense and even new combo routes when applied.
However, he possesses certain unique traits that work against him. Aside from having the lowest base health, he takes greater-than-average chip damage especially while in Stand Off, struggling more than other characters when made to defend against incoming attacks. His Guard Gauge will also not regenerate in Stand Off to compensate for his Throw immunity, making him easier to Guardbreak and rendering him even more vulnerable. Iggy requires more effort to deliver substantial combo damage due to his limited offensive capabilities, and inversely, he can be easy to juggle in combos despite his small size. He can predictably struggle against characters that can use command throws and unblockable attacks, partially counteracting the potency of his Throw immunity of which his increased vulnerability on defense is built around.
Iggy is a rather unorthodox fighter with many odd qualities, both positive and negative. As one solid hit by his foe can result in devastating damage taken, he aims to slip by the opponent's attacks and repeatedly outmaneuver them with superior mobility, then exploit mistakes accordingly.
Style/Specials/Etc
Stand On/Off
ON GROUND Iggy can summon or dismiss The Fool, shifting his available abilities.
You callin' me tiny?!
Passive
An effect exclusive to Iggy as the smallest character in the game: Iggy automatically deflects any attempts to Throw him. However, character-specific command throws will still land. He also sports the fastest movement speed alongside Ikuro Hashizawa.
Hang Glider
x2 or 
x2 IN AIR OK The Fool sprouts glider wings made of sand, slowly carrying Iggy through the air. The effect of this skill changes depending on if The Fool is active or not. (Comboable)
- Stand OFF: Hang Glider has a slow descent but begins at whatever height in the air Iggy initiates the skill from, offering longer time in the air the higher Iggy is.
- Stand ON: Upon activation, Iggy is forced to a set height above the ground. However, Hang Glider will not descend, allowing him to remain airborne unless he makes contact with a surface or the opponent.
Sand Dome
+ (hold to extend duration) ON GROUND Iggy uses The Fool to instantly block attacks using the Heart Heat Gauge in place of the Guard Gauge by turning it into a hard dome made of sand (similar to how he hid underwater from Pet Shop), lasting as long as the inputted button is held or until the HHG empties. This skill automatically defends against all attack heights, protecting Iggy from high-low mix-up attempts, and no chip damage will be taken as well.
Way to run!
x2 (hold to extend duration) ON GROUND Iggy runs away from the opponent, making him one of the only three characters in the game capable of running in the opposite direction; The others being Joseph Joestar (both versions) and Hol Horse.
Special Moves (Stand Off)
A "nasty" habit
+ 
/
/
ON GROUND IN AIR OK Iggy leaps in an upwards arc, aimed at the opponent's head. If he connects, he'll chew on their hair and fart in their face before jumping off, dealing damage and leaving them falling to the ground. This skill functions as a reversal as Iggy gains invulnerability during its activation, and can be used while in mid-air.
DIO Doppelganger
+ // ON GROUND Iggy generates a sand clone of Shadow DIO that runs forward to attack with two melee strikes before dispersing. The first hit is a middle attack that cannot be blocked crouching, and the second hit will knock the opponent into the air. The clone can be destroyed if it is hit by the opponent. (Flash Cancel comboable)
Special Moves (Stand On)
The Fool
+ // ON GROUND The Fool rushes a considerable distance forward in a shoulder charge, knocking the opponent into the air if it lands. (Flash Cancel comboable)
Get outta here!
+ // ON GROUND The Fool delivers an upward strike with its two front limbs. This skill knocks the opponent down on hit, and is capable of reflecting non-HHA/GHA projectiles.
Too easy!
x2 + // ON GROUND The Fool cloaks itself around Iggy while mimicking his appearance to appear natural. While in effect, Iggy cannot use skills, special moves, HHA, or GHA, leaving him with only his normal attacks. The effect will be canceled if The Fool is summoned with the Style button, or Iggy is struck by an HHA/GHA.
Ha ha, sucker!
Automatic during "Too easy!"
If the opponent's non-HHA/GHA attack hits Iggy while "Too easy!" is in effect, The Fool bursts into sand, protecting Iggy and sending them flying if in-range. (Flash Cancel comboable)
Throw
Get your ass in gear!
2 ATK buttons at close range or 
ON GROUND
ON GROUND The Fool holds the opponent down as Iggy jumps off of the Stand to kick them away with all four of his legs.
Heart Heat Attack / Great Heat Attack
Surround 'em!
+ 2 ATK Buttons ON GROUND Snarling, Iggy creates a wave of sand on the ground that rapidly travels forward as he can be seen inside. If it connects, The Fool manifests and lifts the opponent high into the air before forcefully pile-driving them into the ground as Iggy wakes up from a brief nap. This HHA is capable of hitting a downed opponent.
Serves you right!
+ 3 ATK Buttons, or 
ON GROUND Iggy gnashes his teeth as The Fool generates a massive sand wave in a large area in front of him. If it connects, the opponent is sent into the air as The Fool manifests itself and heavily assaults the opponent. Blasting the airborne opponent with sand spikes followed by a sharp wheel attack, The Fool then spikes them towards the ground. It then rushes downward before Iggy himself bursts out of the Stand, diving towards the opponent from above and biting them on the nose (similar to his victory over Pet Shop).
In his alternate costume, Iggy's GHA changes; Instead of biting the opponent's nose, he will clamp onto their head and fart in their face before kicking off (reenacting his initial encounter with Polnareff).
Stardust Shooters (Android/iOS)
Iggy appears as one of the several Part 3 characters who possess a Metal Striker. His FINISH move has his Stand, The Fool, appear and mow the defeated opponent down.
Similar to All-Star Battle (PS3), both of Iggy's appearances possess a Metal Striker, one for his "more realistic dog appearance" and another for his "style change".
Eyes of Heaven (PS3/PS4)
Iggy returns as a playable character, but he's now a default character instead of being a DLC. He was confirmed for the game alongside Dio Brando (Part 1), N'Doul and Old Joseph.
As a Stand User, Iggy is one of many characters with wildly varied abilities that grant him uniqueness in battle.
- Style Action - The Shape-Shifting Fool of Sand: This Style Action can only be used when Iggy's stamina gauge is full. The Fool cloaks itself around Iggy while mimicking his appearance to appear natural. While this is in effect, Iggy's stamina gauge will constantly drain, and the ability will be canceled if the gauge empties or if the Style Action is inputted again. If the opponent's non-DHA attack hits Iggy while the skill is in effect, The Fool bursts into sand to stun opponents while Iggy leaps from atop the Stand, setting up for a follow-up attack.
- He can float in the air, too?: While in mid-air, The Fool sprouts glider wings made of sand, slowly carrying Iggy through the air and acting as a hang glider. Iggy has a slow descent and his movement speed is reduced, but upon the skill's activation, is given a small height boost.
- Foul Beast: Iggy leaps at an opponent's head. If he connects, he'll chew on their hair and fart in their face before jumping off, leaving them crumpling to the ground. This skill will drain the target's stamina as well.
- The Fool: The Fool rushes a distance towards opponents in a shoulder charge, knocking them into the air if it hits. If not locked on, The Fool will simply aim at the nearest opponent. The Fool can also alter its trajectory if an opponent is at a different height than Iggy when the skill is executed.
- DIO Doppelganger: Iggy generates a sand clone of Shadow DIO to run towards and attack opponents with two strikes, leaving them crumpling on the second hit, then dispersing. If not locked on, the clone will simply aim at the nearest opponent. The clone will be destroyed if hit by an opponent or if it runs into an obstacle or wall in its path, but it is also capable of canceling out with projectiles.
- I-I'll just hide here...: Iggy uses The Fool to instantly block attacks by turning it into a hard dome made of sand (similar to how he hid underwater from Pet Shop). While active, Iggy's health will slowly regenerate and he will not take guard damage from incoming attacks, at the steady cost of his stamina. The skill will last as long as the initiating button is held, or until the stamina gauge empties. When the skill ends, Iggy may cancel the recovery period with another attack or skill.
- EX - I-I'll just hide here...: The skill executes quicker and Iggy's health regenerates faster.
- EX - DIO Doppelganger: The skill executes quicker and the doppelganger's movement speed and damage is increased.
JoJolities
- Pfft...: Iggy must connect "Foul Beast". (200 Points)
- Too easy!: Iggy must connect his Style Action twice. (200 Points)
- I don't need this crap. Have a nice life.: Iggy must survive the first 15 counts of the battle timer without taking damage. (300 Points)
- Grr... I can't let a dog-lover just get killed!: Iggy must successfully execute 5 Combo Breakers. (500 Points)
- I've gotta get them before they get me!: Iggy must Retire an opponent with a Dual Heat Attack. (800 Points)
Dual Heat Attacks
- Solo - Serves you right!: Identical to its iteration from All-Star Battle, though executes faster for the sake of brevity.
- With Polnareff - Mad Dance of Sand and Swords: Polnareff calls for Iggy's assistance only to turn around and see him taking a nap; Angry, Polnareff furiously attacks the opponent with Silver Chariot and jumps into the air, before Iggy ultimately joins him as the two deliver a finishing blow with their Stands diving through.
In the game's epilogue, Iggy is shown to have survived his battle with Vanilla Ice and is recovering in the hospital with Avdol and Kakyoin. Notably, while the new timeline alters the deaths of several allies, it does not alter Iggy having lost his paw during his battle with Pet Shop.
Tournament
Iggy is paired with Avdol in the Eyes of Heaven Tournament, but was eliminated in the preliminaries by Jolyne Cujoh and Gyro Zeppeli.
Diamond Records (Android/iOS)
Iggy
Iggy appears in Diamond Records as a playable character in both the Action Battle and Tactical Battle game modes. He has a few unlockable statues under the 'Fighting Spirit' type, ranging from 3 stars to 6 stars. Iggy's moveset in both game modes is comprised of various attacks inspired by the anime, using his stand The Fool.
Moveset
Iggy's basic attack string is a combination of up to five various basic strikes from The Fool. In Tactical Battle, this is cut down to only three hits.
(Counter) If Iggy is hit while this skill is active (including projectiles), he will burrow underground and summon The Fool to hit the opponent multiple times.
Iggy farts on the opponent, dealing damage. (Unlockable)
Iggy rides on a wave of sand that hits any opponents in its path. In Tactical Battle, this hits all opponents present on the stage.
(Counter) Iggy will form a protective dome out of sand around him. If Iggy is hit by a projectile while this skill is active (including projectiles), large sand arms will form and strike the opponent. (Unlockable)
The Fool strikes the opponent with its claw. This attack replaces SP Skill 1 in Iggy's 3 star statue.
In the cutscene, Iggy summons The Fool with its signature sand glider. He then unleashes a few powerful strikes, finishing it off by biting the opponent.
3-star
(Fighting Spirit)
Max LVL Stats: 4536 HP/2142 ATK/3150 DEF
Max LVL Tree Stats: 7236 HP/3342 ATK/7350 DEF
4-star
(Fighting Spirit)
Max LVL Stats: 7236 HP/3417 ATK/5025 DEF
Max LVL Tree Stats: 11136 HP/5067 ATK/12675 DEF
5-star
(Fighting Spirit)
Max LVL Stats: 10800 HP/5100 ATK/7500 DEF
Max LVL Tree Stats: 17400 HP/7950 ATK/19350 DEF
6-star
(Fighting Spirit)
Max LVL Stats: 16200 HP/7650 ATK/11250 DEF
Max LVL Tree Stats: 28800 HP/16650 ATK/25650 DEF
JoJo's Pitter-Patter Pop! (Android/iOS)
Iggy
Shapeshifting Sand Stand ver.
Rarity: 
Max Power: 1119 (Lvl 50) / 2349 (Lvl 80)
Favorite Gift and Voiced Gift Reactions:
Skill: The Fool
Replaces panels on the top with Iggy panels
Skill Lv 1
# of Replaced Panels: 6
Cooldown: 85
Cooldown: 85
Skill Lv 2
# of Replaced Panels: 10
Cooldown: 85
Cooldown: 85
Skill Lv 3
# of Replaced Panels: 10
Cooldown: 80
Cooldown: 80
Skill Lv 4
# of Replaced Panels: 12
Cooldown: 80
Cooldown: 80
Skill Lv 5
# of Replaced Panels: 12
Cooldown: 75
Cooldown: 75
Polnareff & Iggy
Unreliable Helper ver.
Rarity: 
Max Power: 1890 (Lvl 50) / 3240 (Lvl 80)
Favorite Gift and Voiced Gift Reactions:
Skill: Silver Chariot and The Fool
Erases random panels, except for partner panels
Restores the erased panels as partner panels
Restores the erased panels as partner panels
Skill Lv 1
# of Erased Panels: 6
Cooldown: 85
Cooldown: 85
Skill Lv 2
# of Erased Panels: 9
Cooldown: 85
Cooldown: 85
Skill Lv 3
# of Erased Panels: 9
Cooldown: 80
Cooldown: 80
Skill Lv 4
# of Erased Panels: 14
Cooldown: 80
Cooldown: 80
Skill Lv 5
# of Erased Panels: 14
Cooldown: 70
Cooldown: 70
Polnareff & Iggy
Type: EX
Availability: Awakening
Date: July 28, 2020 - September 2, 2021
Date: July 28, 2020 - September 2, 2021
Unreliable Helper ver.
Cost: 0
After making a 5x5 or larger, erases the bottom row after Stand Up.
(Requires Polnareff & Iggy: Unreliable Helper ver.)
(Requires Polnareff & Iggy: Unreliable Helper ver.)
Iggy
Offensive and Defensive Quicksand ver.
Rarity: 
Max Power: 1797(Lvl 50) / 3087 (Lvl 80)
Favorite Gift and Voiced Gift Reactions:
Skill: Sand Dome
Replaces lower panels with block panels. After that, and for a certain amount of panels, only partner panels will appear.
Skill Lv 1
# of Reserved Panels: 8
Cooldown: 85
Cooldown: 85
Skill Lv 2
# of Reserved Panels: 12
Cooldown: 85
Cooldown: 85
Skill Lv 3
# of Reserved Panels: 12
Cooldown: 80
Cooldown: 80
Skill Lv 4
# of Reserved Panels: 18
Cooldown: 80
Cooldown: 80
Skill Lv 5
# of Reserved Panels: 18
Cooldown: 75
Cooldown: 75
Iggy
Type: EX
Availability: Awakening
Date: February 22, 2021 - September 2, 2021
Date: February 22, 2021 - September 2, 2021
Offensive and Defensive Quicksand ver.
Cost: 0
After erasing 16 block panels, replaces a random cheer panel with a partner box panel.
Gallery
Iggy's first appearance attacking Polnareff
Iggy farts on Polnareff's face
Iggy chews
Iggy gets Jotaro's cap for him
Iggy intimidates a pair of dogs
Iggy crushes Pet Shop's beak, killing him
Iggy creates a fake DIO to fool Vanilla Ice
Iggy is viciously uppercutted by Vanilla Ice
Iggy uses the last of his power to save Polnareff
Iggy's death
Iggy, along with Avdol, ascends toward the heavens
Iggy and the other fallen crusaders are remembered by Jotaro and Joseph
Polnareff remembering his memories of his adventure in Egypt
Chapter 186 Cover
Chapter 187 Cover
Chapter 218 Cover
Chapter 219 Cover
Chapter 224 Cover
Chapter 225 Cover A
Chapter 225 Cover B
Chapter 225 Illustration
Chapter 226 Cover
Chapter 228 Cover
Chapter 239 Cover
Chapter 241 Cover
Chapter 242 Cover A
Chapter 243 Cover
Chapter 208 Tailpiece
Chapter 243 Tailpiece
Iggy's first appearance attacking Polnareff
Iggy summons The Fool for the first time
Iggy farts on Polnareff's face
Iggy foils Anubis's attack on Jotaro
Iggy intimidates a pair of dogs
Iggy acting ignorant to trick Pet Shop
Iggy prepares to battle Pet Shop
Iggy, ready to fight seriously
Horus traps Iggy's paw in ice
Iggy amputates his paw to escape
Iggy killing Pet Shop
Iggy uses his Stand to create a fake DIO out of sand
Iggy viciously punched in the muzzle by Vanilla Ice
Iggy makes his last stand
Iggy uses the last of his power to save Polnareff
Iggy passes away, succumbing to his injuries
Iggy, alongside Avdol, ascend towards the heavens
Jotaro and Joseph wish Avdol, Kakyoin and Iggy a final farewell
Iggy and the other crusaders in a photo, held by Jotaro
Polnareff thinking of Iggy and the rest of the crusaders
Iggy's original design in the 2014 anime
Key Visual
Stardust Crusaders Battle in Egypt Blu-ray Volume 1
Stardust Crusaders Battle in Egypt Blu-ray Volume 4
Stardust Crusaders 2016 Calendar
Animate Bonus Blu-ray Box Set "Battle in Egypt" Vol 1-6
TSUTAYA Bonus Blu-ray Box Set "Battle in Egypt" Vol 1-6
The Last Crusaders Special Event
ORAORAdio Volume 5
Iggy's wild introduction (Ep. 8)
Iggy chewing on Polnareff's hair
Iggy smugly grins at Polnareff after jestering him with The Fool
Iggy swiftly steals the whole box of coffee gum from Avdol
Senses Geb and pre-emptively jumps out of the truck
Taking a leisurely nap, avoiding Geb's attack on the truck
Iggy is forced by Jotaro to track down the enemy Stand (Ep. 8)
Iggy and Jotaro stay airborne by using The Fool to avoid being detected by Geb
Trying to shake off Jotaro
Thrown by Star Platinum to divert Gebs attack
Key frame of a thrown Iggy
Tension rises as Jotaro and N'Doul are having a stand off
Iggy's panic shrieks as Jotaro & N'doul attack one another
Iggy fetches Jotaro his hat, not without a prank beneath it
Iggy and Polnareff still can't get along (Ep. 10)
Iggy intensely watches the poker match of Jotaro and D'Arby
Avdol gives him gum, promising to return him home once the fight with DIO is over (Ep. 11)
Iggy horrified at Avdol's sudden death and Polnareff being taken away to fight Vanilla Ice
Happily wags his tails before being brutally killed by Cream
Polnareff clutches Iggy's lifeless body
Memory of a fallen Crusader (Ep. 13)
1993 Colored Concept art
2000s concept art (re-color)
Laserdisc Vol. 2 back cover
V Jump (11/1992) Spread #1
Clean V Jump (11/1992) Art Spread #1/2
V Jump (02/1993) Art #1/2
V Jump (02/1993) Art Cel #1/2
V Jump (02/1993) Spread #2/2
V Jump (02/1993) Art Spread Cel #2/2
V Jump (04/1993) Spread #1/1
V Jump (04/1993) #1/1 Art Spread Cel
V Jump (07/1994) Spread #1/1
V Jump (10/1994) Spread #1/1
ADVENTURE. 8 Clean DVD/VHS Cover
ADVENTURE. 9 Clean DVD/VHS Cover
ADVENTURE. 10 Clean DVD/VHS Cover
ADVENTURE. 11 Clean DVD/VHS Cover
Characters in the Novel, Part 2
The Crusaders
Michal's mirage of a boat
Satanic Coupler disguised as a regular locomotive
Iggy & The Fool artwork for Heritage for the Future
Iggy: Select (Color: B)
Iggy: Select (Color: C)
Iggy: Select (Color: Stand)
Iggy: Select (Color: Start)
Iggy: Vs (Color: A)
Iggy: Vs (Color: B)
Iggy: Vs (Color: C)
Iggy: Vs (Color: Stand)
Iggy: Vs (Color: Start)
Iggy: Challenger (Color: A)
Iggy: Challenger (Color: B)
Iggy: Challenger (Color: C)
Iggy: Challenger (Color: Stand)
Iggy: Challenger (Color: Start)
Idle aimation
Iggy's sprite
Iggy: Sprite (Color: B)
Iggy: Sprite (Color: C)
Iggy: Sprite (Color: Stand)
Iggy: Sprite (Color: Start)
Iggy's Sprite (Alessi)
Unused kanji for 'dog' found in the game's data
Character Select Comic
Iggy: Super K.O
Osiris Chip (Game Over)
Render, 'All-Star Battle'
Iggy Normal
Iggy Costume A
- IggyIntro.jpg
Iggy's intro
Render, 'All-Star Battle R'
Iggy's intro
Iggy's Throw
Iggy during his HHA
Iggy VS Pet Shop
Render, Eyes of Heaven
Iggy Normal
Iggy and The Fool
3-star Statue in Diamond Records
Icon
Idle
Scared
Chasing his own tail
Chewing on coffee gum
Charging to Attack
Attacking
Win Pose
Icon
Stand-up Icon
Idle
Licking his paws clean
Enjoying a sandwich that doesn't belong to him
Charging to Attack
Attacking
Icon
Idle
Angry
Enjoying coffee gum while being yelled at by Polnareff
Biting off Polnareff's hair and farting in his face
Win Pose
![[EX] Offensive/Defensive Quicksand](https://static.jojowiki.com/images/thumb/4/4a/latest/20210222072935/PPPStickerIggy2EX.png/225px-PPPStickerIggy2EX.png)
[EX] Offensive/Defensive Quicksand
![[EX] Unreliable Helper](https://static.jojowiki.com/images/thumb/4/4c/latest/20200728091606/PPPStickerPolnareffIggyEX.png/225px-PPPStickerPolnareffIggyEX.png)
[EX] Unreliable Helper
Trading Figure (Banpresto) Joseph and Iggy
Trading Figure (Banpresto)
Trading Figure (Banpresto) Iggy and Star Platinum
- HGSeriesPolareffIggy.jpg
HG Series (Bandai) Polnareff and Iggy
- Jr 05 cc700.jpg
Soft Vinyl Figure (Banpresto)
Chara Heroes; Part 3 Vol.2
Super Size (Soft Vinyl)
JoJo's Bizarre Mini Figure Stardust Crusaders Part.2
Minissimo figure
Trading Figure (Kitan Club)
Trading Figure (Kitan Club)
Trading Figure (Kitan Club)
Trading Figure (Kitan Club)
Bandai Spirits (Ver. A)
Bandai Spirits (Ver. B)
Adventure Battle Card; Iggy
Giving Assistance, Iggy
The Fool
Iggy
Tohth
DIO’s Mansion
Polnareff & Iggy
"The air pressure will catapult me!"
Horus
Tenore Sax
Avdol & Iggy's Soul
Iggy
- JoJo6251 C.jpg
JoJo6251 (Inside Illustration)
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (Arcade) (Brochure Illustration)
JOJO A-GO!GO! (Inside Illustration)
By Hayato Ayase (Devil Buster Ryohei) for Volume 100.5
Jotaro & Iggy, Hirohiko Araki JoJo Exhibition 2012
Ultra Jump 2015 Issue #1 (Back Cover)
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure - Part 3 "Stardust Crusaders" Blu-ray BOX
Hirohiko Araki Postcard (2018)
Official App first Anniversary (2018)
Iggy, Killer Queen, The Fool, Hierophant Green, Kira, Harvest, Weather Report, Weather, D4C, & Sticky Fingers - Ripples of Adventure
JoJonium Postcard Vol 17 (March 2015)
Trivia
- In the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Heritage for the Future game, when Alessi uses Sethan on Iggy, he reverts into his initial appearance.
- Iggy's second special seems to be a reference to Akuma/Gouki's famous Shun Goku Satsu (AKA the Raging Demon) from the Street Fighter franchise, also developed by Capcom. Aside from the similar animation, the game's data contains an unused sprite of the kanji for dog (犬, "inu"), parodying the kanji for heaven (天, "ten") that appears during Akuma/Gouki's Shun Goku Satsu.[20]
References
- ↑ N'Doul's Geb - Vol.6 "Shueisha Jump Remix Stardust Crusaders Edition" p.132 The Secret of JOJO Characters
- ↑ JJBA Artbook: JoJo 6251, p.151
- ↑ Stone Ocean Chapter 152: Made in Heaven, Part 4 (Note: Originally 1988; changed in later chapters)
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 4.7 4.8 4.9 Chapter 224: The Gatekeeper of Hell, Pet Shop, Part 3
- ↑ JoJonium Volume 15
- ↑ JOJOVELLER: Araki's Stand Commentaries - The Fool
- ↑ Chapter 225: The Gatekeeper of Hell, Pet Shop, Part 4
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 8.4 Chapter 223: The Gatekeeper of Hell, Pet Shop, Part 2
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 Chapter 190: "Khnum" Oingo and "Tohth" Boingo, Part 2
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 Chapter 198: Anubis, Part 6
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 Chapter 245: The Miasma of the Void, Vanilla Ice, Part 8
- ↑ Chapter 222: The Gatekeeper of Hell, Pet Shop, Part 1
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 Chapter 183: "The Fool" Iggy and "Geb" N'Doul, Part 1
- ↑ Chapter 186: "The Fool" Iggy and "Geb" N'Doul, Part 4
- ↑ Chapter 187: "The Fool" Iggy and "Geb" N'Doul, Part 5
- ↑ Chapter 191: "Khnum" Oingo and "Tohth" Boingo, Part 3
- ↑ Stardust Crusaders Episode 32: "Sethan" Alessi, Part 1
- ↑ Chapter 227: D'Arby the Player, Part 1
- ↑ Chapter 185: "The Fool" Iggy and "Geb" N'Doul, Part 3
- ↑ The Cutting Room Floor - The Iggy/Akuma Raging Demon Sprite
