Melone
Melone (メローネ, Merōne) is a minor antagonist featured in Vento Aureo, and the fifth member to attack Buccellati's gang from La Squadra di Esecuzione.
Synopsis
Melone is first shown collecting a blood sample from Bruno Buccellati for the Homonculus Materialization of his Stand, Baby Face. He later encounters a woman in train, with a hot temper and proceeds to use her to materialize Baby Face, who he then educates to kill off Buccellati's group and capture Trish Una.
When Baby Face launches its attack within Coco Jumbo, Melone is seen giving it orders from his computer. However, as Melone's plan inadvertently causes Giorno Giovanna to cause damage to Baby Face, Melone eventually loses control of Baby Face, who proceeds to act independently and ends up nearly burning to death.
After the defeat of his Stand, he's called by Ghiaccio about the wreckage. Ironically, a cube portion of his burning Stand finds its way back to him as a poisonous snake animated by Giorno and bites his tongue, killing him off-panel.
In Video Games
Vento Aureo (PS2)
Melone dosen't appear as an enemy character that can be faced, however Melone's battle against Giorno appears as one of the Story Drama that can be seen on the Gallery Mode.
All-Star Battle (PS3)
Melone appears on the PS3 title as an explanatory character in one of the game menus, being the player's guide during the Option Mode.
Gallery
Melone's first appearance
Melone entering a woman's personal room
Melone tasting a woman's finger
Melone's mugshot
"Di Molto! Very Good!"
Melone feeling nervous for Baby Face's uncontrollable
Melone's Death
Trivia
- According to JOJOVELLER, his design is based on a Venitian costume.
- His catchphrase Di Molto (ディ・モールト, Di Mōruto) translates to "Very" in English.
References
