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Jolyne not recognizing Jotaro
- When Jotaro and Jolyne meet, Jolyne acts like she doesn't recognize him, but later claims they met last a few years ago. Surely Jolyne would recognize her own father in that timespan?
- She could've just been being cold. She hates Jotaro.
Weather Report's Sleeping Arrangements
- Emporio says he'd rather sleep in a bed than the piano, and beings can clearly enter Burning Down the House's area, so why not steal some bedding over the 6 years Weather Report's been imprisoned?
- I can think of a million reasons to not steal prison property.
Green Baby
- Ok. How does one of DIO's bones get its own Stand?
- It's not actually DIO's bones, it's Jonathan Joestar's.
- How did Jonathan Joestar's bone get its own Stand?
- Because the Green Baby isn't literally just the bone, it's a being created from the bone. And since that makes it a living creature that was in a way "birthed" from DIO, it's not too much of a stretch to think it would have a Stand as well.
- It's not actually DIO's bones, it's Jonathan Joestar's.
Why was Thunder McQueen arrested?
- In the Ermes Costello arc when Thunder McQueen's backstory was done why was he arrested? It is nearly impossible for a gun to simply go off while it is being cleaned due to the force needed to pull the trigger. Why didn't anybody question the angle at which the woman was shot at if she was already falling? Why was it not questioned that the woman was already falling? And why did Thunder not know the gun was loaded? Was that gun even Thunder's to begin with he didn't know before cleaning it that it was loaded?
- Guns have gone off in real life while their owners were cleaning them, including at least one case where someone shot himself in the foot. It generally happens when the person cleaning it is being careless. The woman looked like she was mostly vertical while falling, meaning it would be easy to assume that she was shot while standing up and not falling to her death anyway. It's also possible that any witnesses didn't actually see her jump. They may have only seen her mid-fall with blood coming out, or they just found her body after the fact. In that case, there's no one that can back Thunder's claim that she was already falling.
Where did F.F. get the sixth body to disguise itself?
- Where did F.F. get the sixth body to disguise itself? Did it just create a fake, or something? It seemed to be shedding out of SOMETHING physical. Also, does it still have someone else's Stand disc inside it, or did it awaken its own Stand when the disc fell into it? After all, foreign discs can be knocked out, since they don't actually belong to the users, as shown with McQueen, but nothing like that ever happened to F.F..
- It's stated that she created it from the two male inmates she killed previously. Her Stand disc is from someone else like every one of Pucci's henchmen. Foreign discs can be knocked out from severe blow to the head or incompatibility like Jotaro's Stand disc.
Why was Emporio spared the big reset of the universe?
- Why was Emporio spared the big reset of the universe? I'm talking about the first one when he was on the dolphin. As far as I recall, there's no explanation as to why he alone was spared the reset aside from Pucci (spared for obvious reasons), so what's the deal?
- His stand, Burning Down the House, acts as a hide-away. It's a memory of a room rather than a real room (i.e. a physical room in our universe.) Since it's not real, Made In Heaven can't affect it.
- Emporio wasn't "spared the big reset". He survived it. Those who didn't survive were replaced by vaguely similar substitutes, but everyone who survived the process went right back to their original life... but having experienced it all before, they were aware of their future in advance and their actions were locked to their fate. This was the whole point of Pucci's actions throughout Part 6. Emporio at least knew why all this was happening, whereas to anyone else it would be like a strange sense of precognition.
What did Jolyne do with the busted tire?
- In "Heavy Weather, Part 13", what was Jolyne doing with that busted tire that let her fling herself towards Pucci?
- It's shown that she wrapped her string around the tire, put her hand on the gas pedal to have the tire spin forward such that it flings her forward towards Pucci.
How do Whitesnake and Stand/Memory discs work?
- How do Whitesnake and Stand/Memory discs work? At first, Pucci's Stand is shown to have the power to remove people's Stands and memories, storing them on separate discs. Fine. But the heroes often manage to retrieve Stands and memories themselves by simply beating the shit out of people and taking the discs! This could potentially make sense with the Stands that initially belonged to other people and were taken by Whitesnake and given to the user that the heroes fight. Since it's not really their Stand, maybe it ejects after their defeat. But how can the heroes access the genuine memories of defeated enemies? At no other point in the series did anyone's memories just conveniently pop out of their head on a disc! Only Whitesnake should be able to cause that.
- Also, during the Green Baby arc Pucci inserts a NORMAL COMPACT DISC with a recording of Handel's "Messiah" on it into Guccio's head, and Guccio starts playing the music! How is that possible? Does Whitesnake just have the ability to make compact discs work in a human in all the ways they should work in a computer?
- They don't insert it in all the way and yes, that is also how Whitesnake's ability also works.
- Don't forget that during the Heavy Weather fight Pucci is able to remove his own ability to see as a compact disc. Where did that come from?
- His Stand lets him remove things from someone in the form of a disc, while stands and memories are the most direct and obviously useful things to remove it was never established thats the ONLY thing he can remove
- I'm guessing that Pucci might have felt a need to test out the Memory disc effect of Whitesnake (to determine if it's all the memories, how to access specific ones, etc.) since he needed a VERY specific memory from Jotaro. Could be that his goons had false Memory discs put in their heads as an experiment, so they get ejected with a hard bump. Or perhaps using Whitesnake's power to use someone else's Stand makes the fake user's head a bit weaker and thus more prone to ejecting Memory discs. Foo Fighters seems like an exception, but considering her unusual circumstances...
- The anime shows Pucci commenting on the fact he removed a Stand user's memories of himself. Perhaps this is why the Memory discs eject from the users; Pucci has already used Whitesnake on their Memory discs as well.
- Also, during the Green Baby arc Pucci inserts a NORMAL COMPACT DISC with a recording of Handel's "Messiah" on it into Guccio's head, and Guccio starts playing the music! How is that possible? Does Whitesnake just have the ability to make compact discs work in a human in all the ways they should work in a computer?
The Snail-Eating Bugs Not Turning Into Snails
- In Stone Ocean, when people and animals turned into snails (thanks to Heavy Weather bullshit power), a new threat appeared in the form of snail-eating bugs. Except if these bugs tried to eat people turned into snails, themselves would change into snails, no?
- ...The bugs that are affected are turned into snails and eaten by the ones that don't?
- Those bugs had been shown having eaten snails inside the stolen car without changing so, like the snails, they're also part of the hallucination.
- The power works on a mix of hypnotism and Your Mind Makes It Real. The bugs' brains work much differently from a human's, so they would not even be able to comprehend what is supposed to be suggested to them, thus they are unaffected.
McQueen's stand name
- Considering the prison setting, wouldn't Institutionalized be a better name for Thunder McQueen's stand? I mean, the song was performed by Suicidal Tendencies, and if you were to describe Highway to Hell in just two words, Suicidal Tendencies would be a perfect description.
- There's no guarantee that Araki is a listener of Suicidal Tendencies. He can reference obscure bands like Jigsaw and Mr. President, sure, but there hasn't been any sort of indication that Suicidal Tendencies is one he listens to. Bar that, AC/DC is one of Araki's favorite bandsnote , and Highway to Hell is the perfect way to describe a prisoner who's just about to die. They're on the highway to Hell.
How does Made In Heaven truly work?
- So I've read a person will lose all his/her memories and even the soul if they're killed before MIH resets the world... but then only the people that was alive at that point would retain their memories... Wasn't Pucci's idea that all people would be able to accept their destiny if they'd know their fate? Then what about the hundreds of millions of people that died before that specific point? Wasn't the point of the universal reset to make the "fate memories" a thing for all mankind instead of a handful of people that lived during the moment Pucci was living?. If I were to have a word I'd say it'd actually mean that you'll lose your memories only if you're killed by MIH itself instead.
- It's stated they will lose their conscious memories but retain an unconscious memory of what will happen to them. They won't consciously know that they'll be hit by a car, for example, but they will have a subconscious certainty something fatal is going to happen to them today, and be able to accept it before it happens.
Kujo/Cujoh
- I haven't read Part 6 yet but is there a reason why Jolyne's last name is spelled Cujoh and not Kujo like her father?
- Jotaro apparently had his last name changed when he moved to America to be spelled a more traditionally western way.
- General consensus is actually that Jolyne herself changed it, partially for a more Americanized name and partially to distance herself from Jotaro because she despised him.
- Jotaro apparently had his last name changed when he moved to America to be spelled a more traditionally western way.
The Joestar Bloodline—Which One?
- Part of Pucci's plan to achieve Heaven was to wipe away the Joestar bloodline, which he partially does by erasing Jotaro and Jolyne from existence when they die at the hands of Made In Heaven. However, was Pucci at all aware of the existence of Joseph, Holly, Josuke, Shizuka, or Giorno? If so, shouldn't he have planned to try and eliminate them, as well?
- Wiping away the bloodline isn't strictly necessary to do the plan. Pucci also targets their allies present in Stone Ocean, and even after successfully creating the universe he wanted, he still went out of his way to murder Emporio. He only did it because of a combination of "Kill them before they get in the way" and personal spite. Holly isn't a threat. Shizuka isn't a biological Joestar. Joseph is far too old to be a threat even in Part 4. Giorno is also DIO's son, whom he probably wouldn't want to kill, and Pucci probably assumed the other sons he met are the only ones that exist. As for Josuke, we could probably fall back on "he wasn't doing anything to stop Pucci".
How Jolyne got Stone Free
- So, the reason why Jolyne got Stone Free was because she was pricked in the finger by the Stand Arrow that Jotaro gave her which was smuggled into Green Dolphin Street. However, there's a bit of a problem with this notion. If a family bloodline can work up enough resolve, they'll have already gained their Stand naturally. This happened to Jotaro at age 17, Josuke at age 16, Giorno at age 15, and Emporio at age 11 (since his mother was a Stand user rendered comatose by Whitesnake). However, given that Jolyne was 19 during the events of Stone Ocean, did her scrappy nature not build up the resolve to let her Stand out naturally when it was of a similar nature to Jotaro when he was 17? In fact, how does Jolyne's scrappiness not have more resolve than Emporio's cowardice?
- Jotaro didn’t get his stand “naturally”. In fact, none of the previous Joestars did. All previous Joestars, protagonist or otherwise, got their stands from the “distress signal” Johnathan’s body sent out through his bloodline when DIO used the arrow to awaken The World. This applies to Joseph, Jotaro, Holly, Josuke, and Giorno. Jolyne is actually the first Joestar who didn’t have her stand awakened this way, since she was born well after this event. That, and Jolyne never really was in a situation she needed her stand. Emporio awakened his stand because he was born in a PRISON, and lived in constant danger. Thus the need for his stand was great and it awakened. That, and, Jolyne didn’t live as rough a life as she would make you think, I got the idea she didn’t participate in much more than natural teenage rebellion due to her absent father.
DIO's Genetics
- The reason as to why Giorno's hair turned from black to blonde is that DIO's genetics regarding hair began awakening in him once reaching adolescence. By that logic, how did this not affect the rest of DIO's sons when they're much more like him than Giorno is? Sure, Donatello has blonde hair, but he's shown in flashbacks to have had it since childhood, whereas Ungalo and Rikiel have always had green and pink hair respectively.
- I'd say Giorno is the most DIO-like of DIO's sons, only lacking the "I am a massive evil asshole" aspect due the JoJoliness involved in his making. He is ruthless, brutal, smart, cunning, charismatic and ambitious on a level that none of his half-brothers are even close to.
- Perhaps the awakening of a Stand has something to do with the hair colour shift? Gold Experience awakened before the start of Golden Wind, when Giorno's hair changed, but the other sons of DIO don't awaken their Stands until meeting Pucci. Their hair might have begun changing from that moment, but they don't survive long enough for us to see it visibly change.
- I'd say Giorno is the most DIO-like of DIO's sons, only lacking the "I am a massive evil asshole" aspect due the JoJoliness involved in his making. He is ruthless, brutal, smart, cunning, charismatic and ambitious on a level that none of his half-brothers are even close to.
The Aftermath of the Afterlife
- Through the ascension of Joseph, Bucciarati, Reimi, and Arnold, it's been confirmed that the afterlife does exist in the JoJo universe, despite never actually seeing it upfront. However, considering that it's a transitive property of the universe, is it affected by Made In Heaven like all other non-biological aspects of the universe? And considering that the souls of the deceased during Made In Heaven end up getting obliterated and have duplicates be made in their stead, what happens to the souls that have already ascended to the afterlife?
- I doubt the afterlife is affected since souls are still "organic" in a way. Those that have ascended to the afterlife already are brought along into the new universe to live and die as they already have. Only the souls killed during Made In Heaven are left behind.
The Creation of C-Moon
- The main catalyst for C-Moon's formation is the fusion of Whitesnake and the Green Baby. While it's understandable that the Green Baby needed to become one with the Stand, what's the need for it to be fused with Whitesnake? Obviously, Pucci is the only living person willing to go through with the Heaven plan, but couldn't the fusion of the Green Baby and any other humanoid Stand still create the effects of C-Moon, and by extension, Made In Heaven? Especially considering, while C-Moon and Made In Heaven share the power of gravity manipulation, albeit in different fashions, neither seem to share any powers that Whitesnake had.
- It isn't that "Pucci is the only living person willing to go through with the Heaven plan", it's "Pucci IS the only person who can go through the Heaven plan". Green Baby exists solely to become one with Pucci because Pucci is DIO's trustworthy friend who meets the criteria needed to help him achieve Heaven and GB is an extension of DIO ("My friend will trust me and I will become his 'friend'"). If Pucci had a different stand other than Whitesnake, then it would most likely combine with that stand but the design of C-Moon would be very different considering it takes inspiration from both GB and Whitesnake.
Localized names in the Netflix trailer
- Why is it they were able to keep Stone Free but had to change Anasui and Weather Report?
- Keep in mind, this only applies to the Netflix trailer. The Netflix Anime trailer has no name shown at all, while the Warner Bros. Japan trailer renames it to Stone Ocean. There's the possibility that Netflix may be able to have enough of a budget to purchase a license to use some of the song names, but perhaps not all. That said, Weather Report is a semi-obscure band, so the name change there seems necessary due to perhaps being too hard to reach out to, but as for Anasui, while he's named after the Anna Sui fashion brand, whether or not the change was just for androgyny's sake or because fashion brands have a similar copyright problem is yet to be determined.
- In hindsight, it seemed to be a case of Netflix having the chutzpah to assume that they could get away with using the name, as all trailers with subtitles no longer have it listed as Stone Free. It's been renamed to Stone Ocean like in the Cyberconnect games.
Weather Report Post-Reset
- Jolyne, Anasui, Jotaro, and Ermes having new identities in the Ireneverse makes sense, as they were killed during the effects of Made In Heaven, and there were duplicates of Jolyne and Jotaro in the Pucciverse. However, Weather Report was killed before the fight against C-Moon, meaning the effects of the New Moon gravitational pull had yet to turn C-Moon into Made In Heaven. Since he wasn't killed whilst time was speeding up, how does he exist in the Ireneverse as a hitchhiker, let alone anywhere close to Green Dolphin Street if his story regarding the birth swap, Perla, and the KKK no longer happened?
- It likely wasn't limited to those who died during the time speed-up. It's most likely that, at the very least, everyone who died after Jotaro visited Jolyne in prison (the point where Pucci's universe began) was given a new identity as well. As for how he was brought close to Green Dolphin Street, maybe the character's lives were also altered so that they would all be reunited in the new universe. This could explain why Ireneverse!Ermes isn't in jail despite Pucci having no involvement with her getting herself arrested in the original timeline. Their lives were just rewritten so they'd be together without Pucci's involvement. That makes sense... right?
Johngalli A. and Sports Maxx
- If we assume that the Ireneverse is the same as the normal besides Pucci never existing, what happened to Johngalli A. and Sports Maxx? Johngalli A. was murdered by Pucci, so that should theoretically be undone, and he always wanted to take out the Kujos, so he should've still gotten Irene arrested for the traffic accident, whereas the reason why Ermes got herself arrested was to take out Sports Maxx, who had extremely little ties with Pucci to begin with. However, Irene and Ireneverse!Ermes are decidedly not in prison, which wouldn't make sense if Johngalli A. and Sports Maxx are still alive, which they should if assuming that everything Pucci started was undone.
- It's probably not exactly the same. At the very least we know that Irenevere!Jotaro seems to have stuck it out as a father, and he didn't even know about Pucci. Though if the events of the previous parts still happened in the new timeline, then it would still make sense that Jolyne wasn't arrested given that Pucci was the brains behind traffic accident; Johngalli A. was just his co-conspirator. As for Ireneverse!Ermes, as theorized above, it's possible the characters were just fated to be reunited in this new timeline (which might explain the previous point of Jotaro being a non-absentee father), so that likely altered the events that caused Gloria's death. So Ireneverse!Gloria either died in some other fashion or is potentially still alive (though the latter would imply that even people who died before the events of part 6 could have been reborn as well).
DIO in Heaven
- DIO's Heaven plan was for the sake of giving him all the power in the universe, and with everybody aware of their fates, they would see him as a savior for eliminating their sense of fear and anguish. However, considering DIO died long before the events of Stone Ocean, did the universe reset bring him back to see the plan come to fruition? Assuming he did, was he resurrected to be the way he was prior to his death, or did he Come Back Wrong the same way that Jolyne and Jotaro did?
- There's no way to know for sure, but in all probability he may've gotten his own 99-cent store version like Jolyne and Jotaro, so basically it wouldn't have mattered.
Why didn't Pucci kill Jotaro?
- The reason why Pucci had Johngalli A. frame Jolyne for the traffic accident was so that he could lure Jotaro to Green Dolphin Street Prison and steal his Stand and Memory discs. Doing so left Jotaro comatose and on the brink of death, leading to him being put on life support by the Speedwagon Foundation. With that said, however, considering how much of a threat he knew he was, why didn't Pucci kill Jotaro after nabbing his discs before the Speedwagon Foundation could get their hands on him? Sure, he planned on experimenting with the Star Platinum disc to see who could inherit it, and he needed his Memory disc to find the contents of DIO's diary, but it's not like killing Jotaro would've erased the discs from existence, and Pucci should know this. He killed Emporio's mother, and still possesses her Stand disc.
- Well for one, he probably just assumed that Johngalli A. had it covered due to neither of them perceiving Jolyne as a threat at that time. And two, he kinda... did kill Jotaro when he took the discs (remember it was said that he was outright dead, not just unconscious). It didn't really matter to him whether he or Johngalli A. finished him off because Jotaro would have still died from having his discs removed. Of course he would've come back to life (and did in the end) if he got the discs back, but he didn't worry as much as he should have because, again, he didn't think Jolyne would've been as big of a threat as she ended up being.
- Plus, even if he didn't forsee it when he extracted the discs, it was the fact that Jotaro was still salvageable that saved Pucci in his handcuffed duel with Jolyne. Without the disc as "hostage" he would've been pummeled by Jolyne and die. It fits Pucci's personality perfectly to keep that Hope Spot open in case of a situation like this.
Memory Depletion
- How long does it take for a person to develop full-blown amnesia when their Memory disc is removed? Weather Report can't be looked into since he had his Memory disc taken away for months, so that leaves Jotaro and Thunder McQueen. Jotaro was shown to have not gone amnesic immediately after having his Memory disc removed, but because his Stand disc was also removed, it's hard to gauge how long it would've taken for him to lose his memories. As for McQueen, he seemingly had his Memory disc removed for over a day, and while he couldn't remember his encounter with Whitesnake, he wasn't amnesic, since he remembered most of his past.
- It's possible their whole memory is not being removed. For McQueen, he would only be useful if he remembered the reasons he was suicidal, so Whitesnake only removed what he wanted to be kept secret (and possibly happier memories to make him even more inclined towards suicide), and left the rest as is. As for Jotaro, it's possible that currently active thoughts remain, sort of how when your internet goes out, you can still look at the currently loaded page, and it's only when you try to bring up something else that you have an issue.
Damaged Cloud Suit
- Why is this an issue? The suit is made using Weather Report; what's stopping him from just repairing the holes as easily as he made them? Even if he can't recover the cloud bits that were broken off, could he not have just spread the existing clouds a bit thinner? It's not like it's a big hole.
Under World and the Discs
- Donatello Versus somehow retrieves Weather's Memory disc from Pucci by digging up a past Pucci with Under World and taking the disc out of his hand, thus removing it from the present Pucci. How can he do that? It's stated the things that Under World creates are memories, not the real thing. Even stranger is later, he is searching for the disc that Emporio has, and even digs up a version of Emporio that is holding a disc, but never thinks to take it off of the memory like he did with Pucci.
- Seeing as how the past version of Pucci he digs up still has the hair design granted by fusing with the Green Baby, it's likely that he dug up Pucci from the very immediate past, which can be attributed to how Pucci was standing within his vicinity. Given Pucci's close proximity and how it was a person that Donatello dug up rather than a natural event like the plane crash, it's likely that the dug-up Pucci had already fulfilled every memory event it was tied to, thus leaving whatever he had on him, such as Weather Report's Memory disc, ripe for the picking.
- He didn't steal it from the unearthed memories of Pucci, he located the disc by examining the memories, then stole it from the real Pucci. When Versus tossed the disc into the air Pucci shouted something along the lines of "When have you taken it? Back when you were dangling on a string toward me?"
Post-Battle Disc Extraction
- Following a couple of battles with Stand users created by Whitesnake, once the assailant is defeated, they end up having their Stand disc popped out of their head, despite the fact that Stone Free and Kiss don't have the power to do that, nor does this occur to any Stand users before or after Part 6. One could point towards incompatibility, as Star Platinum forced itself out of Jolyne for that reason, but Thunder McQueen and Miraschon weren't shown to be incompatible with Highway to Hell or Marilyn Manson. There's also the argument that abnormalities caused by Whitesnake can leave a victim vulnerable to changes after the fact, but why would Miraschon lose her Memory disc when, despite being tampered with, it belonged to her in the first place while Marilyn Manson didn't?
- Being gifted a Stand via disc isn't the same as being born with it or gaining one from a Stand arrow. It's safe to assume suffering severe beatdowns can cause a Stand disc to be ejected, or that Pucci made them that way so he can reuse them for anyone else he deems worthy of carrying the Stand.
Poison Dart Pucci
- Following the security guard collapsing dead from the poison dart frogs raining from the sky, some of the poison splatters onto Pucci's face. Even so, he doesn't get poisoned from it, but how is this possible when poison from poison dart frogs are toxic by just a mere touch?
- Perhaps Whitesnake was subconsciously shielding him from it.
Pucci and DIO
- It's stated that Pucci and DIO would exchange visits back and forth. Did this mean that Pucci was in Egypt during Part 3? How did DIO even travel to the U.S.?
- I'm not sure about Pucci being in Egypt but Dio has a couple of options for traveling to America. He can either strictly travel by sundown or if he needs to be out during the daylight, he can just cover up like Kars did.
Fusion How?
- The way that C-Moon was created was through Pucci reciting the fourteen phrases to the Green Baby and fusing with it. However, even though Pucci himself physically changed due to the fusion, why did Whitesnake not immediately transform into C-Moon? Aside from the supermarket incident, there was nothing to show that C-Moon's powers were immediately activated, Whitesnake's disc extraction was still able to be used in the fight against Weather Report and Heavy Weather, and Whitesnake is never physically shown transforming into C-Moon; rather, Pucci just immediately has it out of nowhere. In fact, C-Moon immediately transformed into Made In Heaven once the gravity effects of the new moon were recreated, so if an immediate transformation could happen there, what took Whitesnake so long to transform?
- Note that before the transformation, we get information on the difference in sea level and gravity on cape Canaveral proper. Being on such land likely caused the C-Moon alteration.
36 Souls of Sinners
- For the Heaven Plan to work, 36 souls of sinners are meant to be infused into DIO's bone, thus giving rise to the Green Baby. And if Eyes of Heaven is to be believed, those 36 souls could easily be infused into DIO himself, turning him into Heaven Ascension DIO. However, why did DIO need Pucci to find an alternative method of harvesting 36 souls through Limp Bizkit when DIO already had an available method of harvesting the souls of sinners, that being Daniel J. D'Arby and Osiris? While D'Arby wasn't actually loyal to DIO, he still feared him, and the souls of the people he's harvested through gambling could easily be considered souls of sinners, as gambling is widely considered to be a sinful activity.
- DIO's Stand must be destroyed for this to work. During Part 3, this was not an option since he was aware of the Joestars approaching. When DIO died, D'Arby was out of action, requiring a different plan.
Johngalli A's Age
- The official reason given for Johngalli A to be helping Pucci is to avenge DIO's death. Johngalli is 35 years old in 2011, and DIO died in 1988. Meaning Johngalli was... 12-13 when that happened? Anyone else find that really weird?
- Well, DIO hired a baby that wasn't even one year old.
Emporio the driver
Once the gang manages to break out of Green Dolphin Street Prison, Emporio seems to be the gang's designated driver. Only issue with that: Emporio is 11, and has probably never even been in a car due to spending his entire life inside the prison. It's even shown that Emporio's legs can't reach the pedals unless he ties wood blocks to his feet. So why is he the one saddled with that task? Although it's somewhat understandable why Jolyne might be hesitant to get behind the wheel, considering how a car accident is what got her imprisoned in the first place, there's no explanation for why Ermes can't be the driver. Even if she doesn't have a driver's license, neither does Emporio, and she'd at least be more familiar with how a car works, as well as more physically capable of operating it.
- Emporio's the only one with a pacifistic Stand. Ermes, Jolyne, and Anasui need to be on alert for any pursuers. Also he really wanted to drive.
Weather ejecting his own Stand?
How was it that Weather was able to turn his Stand into a disc just before he died? It couldn't just be because Whitesnake was touching him, as Pucci needs to consciously command it to extract discs.
- Anasui seems to think that Weather Report managed to tap into Whitesnake's ability just before dying. It wouldn't be the weirdest thing to happen between the two twins.
Chorokichi
The FUCK does Chorokichi (Gwess's nickname for Jolyne) mean?
- From a little research it seems to be a combination of chorochoro, a Japanese onomatopoeia for scurrying, and kichi, the Japanese word for luck. So "Lucky Scurrying".
