JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders
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Neutral
Voice Actor(s):
Rie Kugimiya
Voice Actor(s):
Ryan Bartley
Voice Actor(s):
Angélica Villa
Voice Actor(s):
Nuria Samsó
Voice Actor(s):
Sicilia Vidal
Voice Actor(s):
Wichaya Wangcherdchuwong
Voice Actor(s):
Lisa Caruso
Voice Actor(s):
Derya Flechtner
Ally Voice Actor(s):
Sachiko Kojima
Voice Actor(s):
Stephanie Sheh
Voice Actor(s):
Ximena de Anda
Voice Actor(s):
Esperanza Gracia
Voice Actor(s):
Patrícia Scalvi
Voice Actor(s):
Gorngarun Chongsakul
Voice Actor(s):
Olivia Dutron
Voice Actor(s):
Philine Peters-Arnolds
Ally Voice Actor(s):
Motomu Kiyokawa
Voice Actor(s):
Kevin Brief
Voice Actor(s):
Jorge Badillo
Voice Actor(s):
Jordi Pineda
Voice Actor(s):
Carlos Seidl
Voice Actor(s):
Suwan Uammeepian
Voice Actor(s):
Michel Voletti
Voice Actor(s):
Uwe Jellinek
Posthumous Voice Actor(s):
Yuka Komatsu
Voice Actor(s):
Erika Harlacher
Voice Actor(s):
Alessia Becerril
Voice Actor(s):
Ana Romano
Voice Actor(s):
Carol Valença
Voice Actor(s):
Natchanita Drive
Voice Actor(s):
Maëva Méline
Voice Actor(s):
Jelena Baack
Antagonist Voice Actor(s):
Yasunori Matsumoto
Voice Actor(s):
Brad Venable
Voice Actor(s):
Ismael Verástegui
Voice Actor(s):
Eduardo Diez
Voice Actor(s):
Wesley Santana
Voice Actor(s):
Thanthorn Kirakajinda
Voice Actor(s):
Jérémie Covillault
Voice Actor(s):
Matthias Klages
Antagonist Voice Actor(s):
Toru Nara
Hibiku Yamamura (Woman)
Voice Actor(s):
Arnie Pantoja
Voice Actor(s):
César Garduza
Alessia Becerril (Woman)
Voice Actor(s):
Daniel Oliver
Ana Romano (Woman)
Voice Actor(s):
Mckeidy Lisita
Sylvia Salustti (Woman)
Voice Actor(s):
Stéphane Marais
Voice Actor(s):
Santiago Ziesmer
Julia Vieregge (Woman)
Voice Actor(s):
Toru Okawa
Voice Actor(s):
David Vincent
Dave Mallow (Pilot)
Voice Actor(s):
Osvaldo Trejo (Episodes 1-4)
Tommy Rojas
Voice Actor(s):
Tasio Alonso
Voice Actor(s):
Armando Tiraboschi
Voice Actor(s):
Kaiwan Wattanakrai
Voice Actor(s):
Laurent Jacquet
Voice Actor(s):
Armin Schlagwein
Neutral Voice Actor(s):
Yūko Kaida
Voice Actor(s):
Carrie Keranen
Voice Actor(s):
Wendy Malvárez
Voice Actor(s):
Nuria Samsó
Voice Actor(s):
Kate Kelly
Voice Actor(s):
Natchanita Drive
Voice Actor(s):
Léovanie Raud
Voice Actor(s):
Christina-Ann Zalamea
Neutral Voice Actor(s):
Chō
Voice Actor(s):
Jonathan Fahn
Voice Actor(s):
Santos Alberto
Voice Actor(s):
Francesc Rocamora
Voice Actor(s):
Ivo Roberto
Voice Actor(s):
Jirawat Wachirasaranphat
Voice Actor(s):
Pierre-François Pistorio
Voice Actor(s):
Axel Lutter
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This article is about season two of the television anime series. For the OVA adaptation, see JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (OVA).
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders (ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 スターダストクルセイダース, JoJo no Kimyō na Bōken Sutādasuto Kuruseidāsu) is the second season of the television anime series JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: The Animation, produced by David Production and Warner Bros. Japan. First announced in Weekly Shonen Jump on October 16, 2013,[1] the season adapts Part 3 of the manga, Stardust Crusaders. The first twenty-four episodes of the season aired from April to September 2014, with the latter twenty-four episodes airing from January to June 2015 under the title of Stardust Crusaders: Battle in Egypt (スターダストクルセイダース エジプト編, Sutādasuto Kuruseidāsu Ejiputo-hen).
Production
The first two seasons of the anime, which would adapt Phantom Blood, Battle Tendency and Stardust Crusaders, were greenlit at the same time in 2011.[2] Due to the success of the first season, David Production immediately began work on animating the second season, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders after its conclusion, with pre-production starting as early as July 2013.
Media distribution service Crunchyroll obtained the streaming license for the anime during its airing, releasing each episode with English subtitles an hour after the episode's premiere in Japan. On July 2, 2017, it was confirmed that an English dub would run on Adult Swim's Toonami block.[3] The dub aired from July 29, 2017 to August 11, 2018, and was immediately succeeded by an English dub for the following season, the anime adaptation of Part 4: Diamond is Unbreakable.
Cast
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English
Spanish (Latin American)
Spanish (European)
Portuguese
Thai
French
German
Main CharactersFamily and AlliesEgypt VillainsRoad to Egypt AntagonistsOthers
Protagonist
Star Platinum
Voice Actor(s):
Daisuke Ono
Natsumi Takamori (Child)
Voice Actor(s):
Matthew Mercer
Dorothy Elias-Fahn (Child)
Voice Actor(s):
Irwin Daayán
Mateo Mendoza (Child)
Voice Actor(s):
Nacho de Porrata
Julia Chalmeta (Child)
Voice Actor(s):
Wilken Mazzei
Bruna Rafaela (Child)
Voice Actor(s):
Prapat Sintoppavorakul
Kornrat Wongwetsawat (Child)
Voice Actor(s):
Bertrand Nadler
Elisa Lebon (Child)
Voice Actor(s):
Uwe Thomsen
Voice Actor(s):Daisuke Ono
Natsumi Takamori (Child)
Voice Actor(s):Matthew Mercer
Dorothy Elias-Fahn (Child)
Voice Actor(s):Irwin Daayán
Mateo Mendoza (Child)
Voice Actor(s):Nacho de Porrata
Julia Chalmeta (Child)
Voice Actor(s):Wilken Mazzei
Bruna Rafaela (Child)
Voice Actor(s):Prapat Sintoppavorakul
Kornrat Wongwetsawat (Child)
Voice Actor(s):Bertrand Nadler
Elisa Lebon (Child)
Voice Actor(s):Uwe Thomsen
Ally
Hermit Purple
Voice Actor(s):
Unsho Ishizuka
Voice Actor(s):
Richard Epcar
Voice Actor(s):
Raúl Anaya
Voice Actor(s):
Ramón Rocabayera
Voice Actor(s):
Mauro Ramos
Voice Actor(s):
Chakkrit Hanwichai
Voice Actor(s):
Frédéric Souterelle
Voice Actor(s):
Torsten Münchow
Voice Actor(s):Unsho Ishizuka
Voice Actor(s):Richard Epcar
Voice Actor(s):Raúl Anaya
Voice Actor(s):Ramón Rocabayera
Voice Actor(s):Mauro Ramos
Voice Actor(s):Chakkrit Hanwichai
Voice Actor(s):Frédéric Souterelle
Voice Actor(s):Torsten Münchow
Ally
Magician's Red
Voice Actor(s):
Kenta Miyake
Voice Actor(s):
Chris Tergliafera
Voice Actor(s):
Alan Bravo
Voice Actor(s):
Hermógenes Alonso
Voice Actor(s):
Duda Ribeiro
Voice Actor(s):
Thanakrit Janeklongtham
Voice Actor(s):
Rody Benghezala
Voice Actor(s):
Bernd Egger
Voice Actor(s):Kenta Miyake
Voice Actor(s):Chris Tergliafera
Voice Actor(s):Alan Bravo
Voice Actor(s):Hermógenes Alonso
Voice Actor(s):Duda Ribeiro
Voice Actor(s):Thanakrit Janeklongtham
Voice Actor(s):Rody Benghezala
Voice Actor(s):Bernd Egger
Ally
Hierophant Green
Voice Actor(s):
Daisuke Hirakawa
Voice Actor(s):
Kyle Hebert
Voice Actor(s):
Héctor Emmanuel Gómez
Voice Actor(s):
Xadi Mouslemeni Mateu
Voice Actor(s):
Thiago Longo
Voice Actor(s):
Phakaphum Limmanasathaporn
Voice Actor(s):
Yannick Blivet
Voice Actor(s):
Daniel Käser
Voice Actor(s):Daisuke Hirakawa
Voice Actor(s):Kyle Hebert
Voice Actor(s):Héctor Emmanuel Gómez
Voice Actor(s):Xadi Mouslemeni Mateu
Voice Actor(s):Thiago Longo
Voice Actor(s):Phakaphum Limmanasathaporn
Voice Actor(s):Yannick Blivet
Voice Actor(s):Daniel Käser
Ally
Silver Chariot
Voice Actor(s):
Fuminori Komatsu
Ayumi Fujimura (Child)
Voice Actor(s):
Doug Erholtz
Erica Mendez (Child)
Voice Actor(s):
Miguel Ángel Leal
Mariana Ortiz (Child)
Voice Actor(s):
Enrique Hernández
Ana Romano (Child)
Voice Actor(s):
Fernando Medonça
Victor Hugo Fernandes (Child)
Voice Actor(s):
Chanon Chamnianphaet
Lakkhana Naksiri (Child)
Voice Actor(s):
Cyrille Monge
Jessie Lambotte (Child)
Voice Actor(s):
Sebastian Schulz
Voice Actor(s):Fuminori Komatsu
Ayumi Fujimura (Child)
Voice Actor(s):Doug Erholtz
Erica Mendez (Child)
Voice Actor(s):Miguel Ángel Leal
Mariana Ortiz (Child)
Voice Actor(s):Enrique Hernández
Ana Romano (Child)
Voice Actor(s):Fernando Medonça
Victor Hugo Fernandes (Child)
Voice Actor(s):Chanon Chamnianphaet
Lakkhana Naksiri (Child)
Voice Actor(s):Cyrille Monge
Jessie Lambotte (Child)
Voice Actor(s):Sebastian Schulz
Ally
The Fool
Voice Actor(s):
Misato Fukuen
Voice Actor(s):
Derek Stephen Prince
Voice Actor(s):
Angélica Villa
Voice Actor(s):
Rosa Moyano
Voice Actor(s):
Pedro Alcântara
Voice Actor(s):
Lakkhana Naksiri
Voice Actor(s):
Julien Portugais
Voice Actor(s):
Tim Sander
Voice Actor(s):Misato Fukuen
Voice Actor(s):Derek Stephen Prince
Voice Actor(s):Angélica Villa
Voice Actor(s):Rosa Moyano
Voice Actor(s):Pedro Alcântara
Voice Actor(s):Lakkhana Naksiri
Voice Actor(s):Julien Portugais
Voice Actor(s):Tim Sander
Ally
Holy's Stand
Voice Actor(s):
Reiko Takagi
Voice Actor(s):
Julie Ann Taylor
Voice Actor(s):
Jessica Ángeles
Voice Actor(s):
Ana Romano
Voice Actor(s):
Marli Bortoletto
Voice Actor(s):
Chidchanok Yamma
Voice Actor(s):
Léa Gabriele
Voice Actor(s):
Dascha Lehmann
Voice Actor(s):Reiko Takagi
Voice Actor(s):Julie Ann Taylor
Voice Actor(s):Jessica Ángeles
Voice Actor(s):Ana Romano
Voice Actor(s):Marli Bortoletto
Voice Actor(s):Chidchanok Yamma
Voice Actor(s):Léa Gabriele
Voice Actor(s):Dascha Lehmann
Neutral Voice Actor(s):Rie Kugimiya
Voice Actor(s):Ryan Bartley
Voice Actor(s):Angélica Villa
Voice Actor(s):Nuria Samsó
Voice Actor(s):Sicilia Vidal
Voice Actor(s):Wichaya Wangcherdchuwong
Voice Actor(s):Lisa Caruso
Voice Actor(s):Derya Flechtner
Ally Voice Actor(s):Sachiko Kojima
Voice Actor(s):Stephanie Sheh
Voice Actor(s):Ximena de Anda
Voice Actor(s):Esperanza Gracia
Voice Actor(s):Patrícia Scalvi
Voice Actor(s):Gorngarun Chongsakul
Voice Actor(s):Olivia Dutron
Voice Actor(s):Philine Peters-Arnolds
Ally Voice Actor(s):Motomu Kiyokawa
Voice Actor(s):Kevin Brief
Voice Actor(s):Jorge Badillo
Voice Actor(s):Jordi Pineda
Voice Actor(s):Carlos Seidl
Voice Actor(s):Suwan Uammeepian
Voice Actor(s):Michel Voletti
Voice Actor(s):Uwe Jellinek
Posthumous Voice Actor(s):Yuka Komatsu
Voice Actor(s):Erika Harlacher
Voice Actor(s):Alessia Becerril
Voice Actor(s):Ana Romano
Voice Actor(s):Carol Valença
Voice Actor(s):Natchanita Drive
Voice Actor(s):Maëva Méline
Voice Actor(s):Jelena Baack
Main Antagonist
The World
Voice Actor(s):
Takehito Koyasu
Voice Actor(s):
Patrick Seitz
Voice Actor(s):
Marc Winslow
Voice Actor(s):
Carlos Sianes
Voice Actor(s):
Francisco Júnior
Voice Actor(s):
Ittipon Maameegate
Voice Actor(s):
Vincent Bonnasseau
Voice Actor(s):
Marios Gavrilis
Voice Actor(s):Takehito Koyasu
Voice Actor(s):Patrick Seitz
Voice Actor(s):Marc Winslow
Voice Actor(s):Carlos Sianes
Voice Actor(s):Francisco Júnior
Voice Actor(s):Ittipon Maameegate
Voice Actor(s):Vincent Bonnasseau
Voice Actor(s):Marios Gavrilis
Antagonist
Cream
Voice Actor(s):
Sho Hayami
Voice Actor(s):
Jalen K. Cassell
Voice Actor(s):
Idzi Dutkiewicz
Voice Actor(s):
Juan Miguel Díez
Voice Actor(s):
Alfredo Rollo
Voice Actor(s):
Worawut Woranate
Voice Actor(s):
Pierre Alam
Voice Actor(s):
Nicolas Böll
Voice Actor(s):Sho Hayami
Voice Actor(s):Jalen K. Cassell
Voice Actor(s):Idzi Dutkiewicz
Voice Actor(s):Juan Miguel Díez
Voice Actor(s):Alfredo Rollo
Voice Actor(s):Worawut Woranate
Voice Actor(s):Pierre Alam
Voice Actor(s):Nicolas Böll
Antagonist
Geb
Voice Actor(s):
Kentaro Ito
Voice Actor(s):
Greg Chun
Voice Actor(s):
Christian Strempler
Voice Actor(s):
Juan Miguel Díez
Voice Actor(s):
Wellington Lima
Voice Actor(s):
Worawut Woranate
Voice Actor(s):
Mark Lesser
Voice Actor(s):
Ulrich Blöcher
Voice Actor(s):Kentaro Ito
Voice Actor(s):Greg Chun
Voice Actor(s):Christian Strempler
Voice Actor(s):Juan Miguel Díez
Voice Actor(s):Wellington Lima
Voice Actor(s):Worawut Woranate
Voice Actor(s):Mark Lesser
Voice Actor(s):Ulrich Blöcher
Antagonist
Khnum
Voice Actor(s):
Makoto Yasumura
Voice Actor(s):
Joe Zieja
Voice Actor(s):
Ismael Verástegui
Voice Actor(s):
Angel del Río
Voice Actor(s):
Rodrigo Nanal
Voice Actor(s):
Sakkaracht Aumsom
Voice Actor(s):
Arnaud Masclet
Voice Actor(s):
Tommy Morgenstern
Voice Actor(s):Makoto Yasumura
Voice Actor(s):Joe Zieja
Voice Actor(s):Ismael Verástegui
Voice Actor(s):Angel del Río
Voice Actor(s):Rodrigo Nanal
Voice Actor(s):Sakkaracht Aumsom
Voice Actor(s):Arnaud Masclet
Voice Actor(s):Tommy Morgenstern
Antagonist
Tohth
Voice Actor(s):
Motoko Kumai
Voice Actor(s):
Jessica Gee
Voice Actor(s):
Jared Mendoza
Voice Actor(s):
Marta Estrada
Voice Actor(s):
Angelica Santos
Voice Actor(s):
Nanthaka Boonbumrung
Voice Actor(s):
Nayéli Forest
Voice Actor(s):
Mayke Dähn
Voice Actor(s):Motoko Kumai
Voice Actor(s):Jessica Gee
Voice Actor(s):Jared Mendoza
Voice Actor(s):Marta Estrada
Voice Actor(s):Angelica Santos
Voice Actor(s):Nanthaka Boonbumrung
Voice Actor(s):Nayéli Forest
Voice Actor(s):Mayke Dähn
Antagonist Voice Actor(s):Yasunori Matsumoto
Voice Actor(s):Brad Venable
Voice Actor(s):Ismael Verástegui
Voice Actor(s):Eduardo Diez
Voice Actor(s):Wesley Santana
Voice Actor(s):Thanthorn Kirakajinda
Voice Actor(s):Jérémie Covillault
Voice Actor(s):Matthias Klages
Antagonist
Bastet
Voice Actor(s):
Ayahi Takagaki
Voice Actor(s):
Lauren Landa
Voice Actor(s):
Carla Castañeda
Voice Actor(s):
Rosa Moyano
Voice Actor(s):
Carla Martelli
Voice Actor(s):
Gorngarun Chongsakul
Voice Actor(s):
Myrtille Bakouche
Voice Actor(s):
Flavia Vinzens
Voice Actor(s):Ayahi Takagaki
Voice Actor(s):Lauren Landa
Voice Actor(s):Carla Castañeda
Voice Actor(s):Rosa Moyano
Voice Actor(s):Carla Martelli
Voice Actor(s):Gorngarun Chongsakul
Voice Actor(s):Myrtille Bakouche
Voice Actor(s):Flavia Vinzens
Antagonist
Sethan
Voice Actor(s):
Masaya Onosaka
Voice Actor(s):
Jon Allen
Voice Actor(s):
Daniel Lacy
Voice Actor(s):
Artur Rius
Voice Actor(s):
Fábio de Castro
Voice Actor(s):
Thanakrit Endorassamee
Voice Actor(s):
Jérôme Frossard
Voice Actor(s):
Nic Romm
Voice Actor(s):Masaya Onosaka
Voice Actor(s):Jon Allen
Voice Actor(s):Daniel Lacy
Voice Actor(s):Artur Rius
Voice Actor(s):Fábio de Castro
Voice Actor(s):Thanakrit Endorassamee
Voice Actor(s):Jérôme Frossard
Voice Actor(s):Nic Romm
Antagonist
Osiris
Voice Actor(s):
Banjo Ginga
Voice Actor(s):
Cam Clarke
Voice Actor(s):
Roberto Mendiola
Voice Actor(s):
Eduardo Diez
Voice Actor(s):
Hélio Ribeiro
Voice Actor(s):
Jirawat Wachirasornphat
Voice Actor(s):
Yann Pichon
Voice Actor(s):
Peter Flechtner
Voice Actor(s):Banjo Ginga
Voice Actor(s):Cam Clarke
Voice Actor(s):Roberto Mendiola
Voice Actor(s):Eduardo Diez
Voice Actor(s):Hélio Ribeiro
Voice Actor(s):Jirawat Wachirasornphat
Voice Actor(s):Yann Pichon
Voice Actor(s):Peter Flechtner
Antagonist
Antagonist
Atum
Voice Actor(s):
Junichi Suwabe
Voice Actor(s):
Xander Mobus
Voice Actor(s):
Fabián Retíz
Voice Actor(s):
Angel del Río
Voice Actor(s):
Marcelo Garcia
Voice Actor(s):
Apichit Likitlimpricha
Voice Actor(s):
Thibault Oleksiak
Voice Actor(s):
Arne Stephan
Voice Actor(s):Junichi Suwabe
Voice Actor(s):Xander Mobus
Voice Actor(s):Fabián Retíz
Voice Actor(s):Angel del Río
Voice Actor(s):Marcelo Garcia
Voice Actor(s):Apichit Likitlimpricha
Voice Actor(s):Thibault Oleksiak
Voice Actor(s):Arne Stephan
Antagonist
Tenore Sax
Voice Actor(s):
Junichi Yanagita
Voice Actor(s):
???
Voice Actor(s):
N/A
Voice Actor(s):
Francesc Rocamora
Voice Actor(s):
Junior Nannetti
Voice Actor(s):
???
Voice Actor(s):
N/A
Voice Actor(s):
Sebastian Borucki
Voice Actor(s):Junichi Yanagita
Voice Actor(s):???
Voice Actor(s):N/A
Voice Actor(s):Francesc Rocamora
Voice Actor(s):Junior Nannetti
Voice Actor(s):???
Voice Actor(s):N/A
Voice Actor(s):Sebastian Borucki
Antagonist Voice Actor(s):Toru Nara
Hibiku Yamamura (Woman)
Voice Actor(s):Arnie Pantoja
Voice Actor(s):César Garduza
Alessia Becerril (Woman)
Voice Actor(s):Daniel Oliver
Ana Romano (Woman)
Voice Actor(s):Mckeidy Lisita
Sylvia Salustti (Woman)
Voice Actor(s):Stéphane Marais
Voice Actor(s):Santiago Ziesmer
Julia Vieregge (Woman)
Antagonist
Tower of Gray
Voice Actor(s):
Katsumi Chō
Voice Actor(s):
Jay Preston
Voice Actor(s):
José Luis Orozco
Voice Actor(s):
Xadi Mouslemeni Mateu
Voice Actor(s):
Carlos Campanile
Voice Actor(s):
Wittaya Phasuk
Voice Actor(s):
Patrick Préjean
Voice Actor(s):
Rainer Doering
Voice Actor(s):Katsumi Chō
Voice Actor(s):Jay Preston
Voice Actor(s):José Luis Orozco
Voice Actor(s):Xadi Mouslemeni Mateu
Voice Actor(s):Carlos Campanile
Voice Actor(s):Wittaya Phasuk
Voice Actor(s):Patrick Préjean
Voice Actor(s):Rainer Doering
Antagonist
Dark Blue Moon
Voice Actor(s):
Tesshō Genda
Voice Actor(s):
Geoffrey Chalmers
Voice Actor(s):
Armando Coria
Voice Actor(s):
Eduardo Diez
Voice Actor(s):
Mauro Eduardo
Voice Actor(s):
Suwan Uammeepian
Voice Actor(s):
Jean Barney
Voice Actor(s):
Thomas Schmuckert
Voice Actor(s):Tesshō Genda
Voice Actor(s):Geoffrey Chalmers
Voice Actor(s):Armando Coria
Voice Actor(s):Eduardo Diez
Voice Actor(s):Mauro Eduardo
Voice Actor(s):Suwan Uammeepian
Voice Actor(s):Jean Barney
Voice Actor(s):Thomas Schmuckert
Antagonist
Strength
Voice Actor(s):
Kappei Yamaguchi
Voice Actor(s):
N/A
Voice Actor(s):
N/A
Voice Actor(s):
N/A
Voice Actor(s):
Paulo Ávila
Voice Actor(s):
N/A
Voice Actor(s):
N/A
Voice Actor(s):
Daniel Käser
Voice Actor(s):Kappei Yamaguchi
Voice Actor(s):N/A
Voice Actor(s):N/A
Voice Actor(s):N/A
Voice Actor(s):Paulo Ávila
Voice Actor(s):N/A
Voice Actor(s):N/A
Voice Actor(s):Daniel Käser
Antagonist
Ebony Devil
Voice Actor(s):
Shouto Kashii
Voice Actor(s):
Edward Bosco
Voice Actor(s):
Óscar López
Voice Actor(s):
Angel del Río
Francesc Rocamora (Ebony Devil)
Voice Actor(s):
Glauco Marques
Voice Actor(s):
Thanthorn Kirakachinda
Voice Actor(s):
William Coryn
Voice Actor(s):
Roman Rossa
Voice Actor(s):Shouto Kashii
Voice Actor(s):Edward Bosco
Voice Actor(s):Óscar López
Voice Actor(s):Angel del Río
Francesc Rocamora (Ebony Devil)
Voice Actor(s):Glauco Marques
Voice Actor(s):Thanthorn Kirakachinda
Voice Actor(s):William Coryn
Voice Actor(s):Roman Rossa
Antagonist
Yellow Temperance
Voice Actor(s):
Shinji Kawada
Voice Actor(s):
Ray Chase
Voice Actor(s):
Daniel Lacy
Voice Actor(s):
Angel del Río
Voice Actor(s):
Rapahael Rossatto
Voice Actor(s):
Sakkaratch Aumsom
Voice Actor(s):
Emmanuel Curtil
Voice Actor(s):
Valentin Stilu
Voice Actor(s):Shinji Kawada
Voice Actor(s):Ray Chase
Voice Actor(s):Daniel Lacy
Voice Actor(s):Angel del Río
Voice Actor(s):Rapahael Rossatto
Voice Actor(s):Sakkaratch Aumsom
Voice Actor(s):Emmanuel Curtil
Voice Actor(s):Valentin Stilu
Antagonist
Emperor
Voice Actor(s):
Hidenobu Kiuchi
Voice Actor(s):
Imari Williams
Voice Actor(s):
Carlo Vázquez
Voice Actor(s):
Juan Miguel Díez
Voice Actor(s):
Thiago Zambrano
Voice Actor(s):
Wittaya Phasuk
Voice Actor(s):
Jeff Chaulange
Voice Actor(s):
Frank Schaff
Voice Actor(s):Hidenobu Kiuchi
Voice Actor(s):Imari Williams
Voice Actor(s):Carlo Vázquez
Voice Actor(s):Juan Miguel Díez
Voice Actor(s):Thiago Zambrano
Voice Actor(s):Wittaya Phasuk
Voice Actor(s):Jeff Chaulange
Voice Actor(s):Frank Schaff
Antagonist
Hanged Man
Voice Actor(s):
Takuya Kirimoto
Voice Actor(s):
Tom Fahn
Voice Actor(s):
César Garduza
Voice Actor(s):
Francesc Rocamora
Voice Actor(s):
Sidney César
Voice Actor(s):
Jirawat Wachirasaranphat
Voice Actor(s):
Benjamin Penamaria
Voice Actor(s):
Sebastian Christoph Jacob
Voice Actor(s):Takuya Kirimoto
Voice Actor(s):Tom Fahn
Voice Actor(s):César Garduza
Voice Actor(s):Francesc Rocamora
Voice Actor(s):Sidney César
Voice Actor(s):Jirawat Wachirasaranphat
Voice Actor(s):Benjamin Penamaria
Voice Actor(s):Sebastian Christoph Jacob
Antagonist
Empress
Voice Actor(s):
Satsuki Yukino
Voice Actor(s):
Dorothy Elias-Fahn
Voice Actor(s):
Monserrat Mendoza
Voice Actor(s):
Tatiana Supervia
Marta Estrada (Empress)
Voice Actor(s):
Glaucia Franchi
Voice Actor(s):
Chidchanok Yamma
Voice Actor(s):
Gabrielle Jeru
Voice Actor(s):
Ronja Peters
Voice Actor(s):Satsuki Yukino
Voice Actor(s):Dorothy Elias-Fahn
Voice Actor(s):Monserrat Mendoza
Voice Actor(s):Tatiana Supervia
Marta Estrada (Empress)
Voice Actor(s):Glaucia Franchi
Voice Actor(s):Chidchanok Yamma
Voice Actor(s):Gabrielle Jeru
Voice Actor(s):Ronja Peters
Antagonist
Wheel of Fortune
Voice Actor(s):
Iwasaki Masami
Voice Actor(s):
David Vincent
Voice Actor(s):
Emmanuel Bernal
Voice Actor(s):
Francesc Rocamora
Voice Actor(s):
Rodrigo Araujo
Voice Actor(s):
Thanthorn Kirakachinda
Voice Actor(s):
Jean-Michel Rucheton
Voice Actor(s):
Sascha Krüger
Voice Actor(s):Iwasaki Masami
Voice Actor(s):David Vincent
Voice Actor(s):Emmanuel Bernal
Voice Actor(s):Francesc Rocamora
Voice Actor(s):Rodrigo Araujo
Voice Actor(s):Thanthorn Kirakachinda
Voice Actor(s):Jean-Michel Rucheton
Voice Actor(s):Sascha Krüger
Antagonist
Justice
Voice Actor(s):
Reiko Suzuki
Voice Actor(s):
Barbara Goodson
Voice Actor(s):
Magda Giner
Voice Actor(s):
Julia Chalmeta
Voice Actor(s):
Cecilia Lemes
Voice Actor(s):
Nanthana Boonbumrung
Voice Actor(s):
Claudine Grémy
Voice Actor(s):
Cathlen Gawlich
Voice Actor(s):Reiko Suzuki
Voice Actor(s):Barbara Goodson
Voice Actor(s):Magda Giner
Voice Actor(s):Julia Chalmeta
Voice Actor(s):Cecilia Lemes
Voice Actor(s):Nanthana Boonbumrung
Voice Actor(s):Claudine Grémy
Voice Actor(s):Cathlen Gawlich
Antagonist
Lovers
Voice Actor(s):
Daisuke Kishio
Voice Actor(s):
Grant George
Tony Oliver (Lovers)
Voice Actor(s):
Gabo Juárez
Voice Actor(s):
Artur Rius
Jordi Pineda (Lovers)
Voice Actor(s):
Marcelo Campos
Voice Actor(s):
Pipat Boonsitlert
Voice Actor(s):
Basile Alaïmalaïs
Voice Actor(s):
Timmo Niesner
Voice Actor(s):Daisuke Kishio
Voice Actor(s):Grant George
Tony Oliver (Lovers)
Voice Actor(s):Gabo Juárez
Voice Actor(s):Artur Rius
Jordi Pineda (Lovers)
Voice Actor(s):Marcelo Campos
Voice Actor(s):Pipat Boonsitlert
Voice Actor(s):Basile Alaïmalaïs
Voice Actor(s):Timmo Niesner
Antagonist
Sun
Voice Actor(s):
Manabu Sakamaki
Voice Actor(s):
N/A
Voice Actor(s):
N/A
Voice Actor(s):
N/A
Voice Actor(s):
N/A
Voice Actor(s):
N/A
Voice Actor(s):
N/A
Voice Actor(s):
Sascha Oliver Bauer
Voice Actor(s):Manabu Sakamaki
Voice Actor(s):N/A
Voice Actor(s):N/A
Voice Actor(s):N/A
Voice Actor(s):N/A
Voice Actor(s):N/A
Voice Actor(s):N/A
Voice Actor(s):Sascha Oliver Bauer
Antagonist
Death Thirteen
Voice Actor(s):
Ikue Ohtani
Voice Actor(s):
Tara Sands
Voice Actor(s):
Jocelyn Robles
Voice Actor(s):
Rosa Moyano
Voice Actor(s):
Vii Zedek
Voice Actor(s):
Kornrat Wongwetsawat
Voice Actor(s):
Pascale Chemin
Voice Actor(s):
Amira Leisner
Voice Actor(s):Ikue Ohtani
Voice Actor(s):Tara Sands
Voice Actor(s):Jocelyn Robles
Voice Actor(s):Rosa Moyano
Voice Actor(s):Vii Zedek
Voice Actor(s):Kornrat Wongwetsawat
Voice Actor(s):Pascale Chemin
Voice Actor(s):Amira Leisner
Antagonist
Judgement
Voice Actor(s):
Kinryū Arimoto
Voice Actor(s):
Stephen Mann
Voice Actor(s):
Fabián Rétiz
Armando Coria (Judgement)
Voice Actor(s):
Angel del Río
Voice Actor(s):
Fábio Moura
Voice Actor(s):
Aekkachai Pongsamai
Voice Actor(s):
Thierry Buisson
Voice Actor(s):
Hans Bayer
Voice Actor(s):Kinryū Arimoto
Voice Actor(s):Stephen Mann
Voice Actor(s):Fabián Rétiz
Armando Coria (Judgement)
Voice Actor(s):Angel del Río
Voice Actor(s):Fábio Moura
Voice Actor(s):Aekkachai Pongsamai
Voice Actor(s):Thierry Buisson
Voice Actor(s):Hans Bayer
Antagonist
High Priestess
Voice Actor(s):
Aya Hisakawa
Voice Actor(s):
Karen Strassman
Voice Actor(s):
Jahel Morga
Voice Actor(s):
Marta Estrada (Ep 23)
Ana Romano (Ep 24)
Voice Actor(s):
Gisele Vechin
Voice Actor(s):
Pornprapha Sawangsak
Voice Actor(s):
Virginie Kartner
Voice Actor(s):
Lara Trautmann
Voice Actor(s):Aya Hisakawa
Voice Actor(s):Karen Strassman
Voice Actor(s):Jahel Morga
Voice Actor(s):Marta Estrada (Ep 23)
Ana Romano (Ep 24)
Voice Actor(s):Gisele Vechin
Voice Actor(s):Pornprapha Sawangsak
Voice Actor(s):Virginie Kartner
Voice Actor(s):Lara Trautmann
Voice Actor(s):Toru Okawa
Voice Actor(s):David Vincent
Dave Mallow (Pilot)
Voice Actor(s):Osvaldo Trejo (Episodes 1-4)
Tommy Rojas
Voice Actor(s):Tasio Alonso
Voice Actor(s):Armando Tiraboschi
Voice Actor(s):Kaiwan Wattanakrai
Voice Actor(s):Laurent Jacquet
Voice Actor(s):Armin Schlagwein
Antagonist (possessed)
Anubis
Voice Actor(s):
Anri Katsu
Voice Actor(s):
Khoi Dao
Voice Actor(s):
Armando Guerrero
Voice Actor(s):
Daniel Oliver
Voice Actor(s):
Arthur Machado
Voice Actor(s):
Thanakrit Endurasamee
Voice Actor(s):
Florent Pochet
Voice Actor(s):
Kaze Uzumaki
Voice Actor(s):Anri Katsu
Voice Actor(s):Khoi Dao
Voice Actor(s):Armando Guerrero
Voice Actor(s):Daniel Oliver
Voice Actor(s):Arthur Machado
Voice Actor(s):Thanakrit Endurasamee
Voice Actor(s):Florent Pochet
Voice Actor(s):Kaze Uzumaki
Antagonist (possessed)
Anubis
Voice Actor(s):
Hidenari Ugaki
Voice Actor(s):
Joshua Tomar
Voice Actor(s):
Miguel de León
Voice Actor(s):
Angel del Río
Voice Actor(s):
Renato Soares
Voice Actor(s):
Jirawat Wachirasaranphat
Voice Actor(s):
Cyprien Fiassé
Voice Actor(s):
Johann Fohl
Voice Actor(s):Hidenari Ugaki
Voice Actor(s):Joshua Tomar
Voice Actor(s):Miguel de León
Voice Actor(s):Angel del Río
Voice Actor(s):Renato Soares
Voice Actor(s):Jirawat Wachirasaranphat
Voice Actor(s):Cyprien Fiassé
Voice Actor(s):Johann Fohl
Neutral Voice Actor(s):Yūko Kaida
Voice Actor(s):Carrie Keranen
Voice Actor(s):Wendy Malvárez
Voice Actor(s):Nuria Samsó
Voice Actor(s):Kate Kelly
Voice Actor(s):Natchanita Drive
Voice Actor(s):Léovanie Raud
Voice Actor(s):Christina-Ann Zalamea
Neutral Voice Actor(s):Chō
Voice Actor(s):Jonathan Fahn
Voice Actor(s):Santos Alberto
Voice Actor(s):Francesc Rocamora
Voice Actor(s):Ivo Roberto
Voice Actor(s):Jirawat Wachirasaranphat
Voice Actor(s):Pierre-François Pistorio
Voice Actor(s):Axel Lutter
Recurring Roles
Several voice actors who voiced characters in other JoJo media returned for roles in Stardust Crusaders:
- Daisuke Ono joins the cast reprising his role as Jotaro Kujo after voicing him in All-Star Battle.
- Unsho Ishizuka, who previously voiced Devo in All-Star Battle voices Joseph Joestar.
- Kappei Yamaguchi, who previously voiced Shigekiyo Yangu in All-Star Battle (and later in the anime), voices Forever.
- Hidenobu Kiuchi, who previously voiced Sale, Melone, Squalo, and Scolippi in GioGio's Bizarre Adventure, voices Hol Horse.
- Takuya Kirimoto, who previously voiced Whitesnake and C-MOON in All-Star Battle, voices J. Geil.
- Aya Hisakawa, who previously voiced Erina Pendleton in the Phantom Blood video game, voices Midler.
- Kentaro Ito, who previously voiced Guido Mista in GioGio's Bizarre Adventure, voices N'Doul.
- Masaya Onosaka, who previously voiced Robert E. O. Speedwagon in the Phantom Blood PS2 game, voices Alessi.
- Junichi Suwabe reprises his role as Telence T. D'Arby after voicing him in All-Star Battle.
- Sho Hayami reprises his role as Vanilla Ice from Heritage for the Future, and he also previously voiced Noriaki Kakyoin in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure CD Drama and Enrico Pucci in All-Star Battle.
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: April 5, 2014: July 30, 2017In 1983, off the coast of the Canary Islands, a coffin with the word "DIO" engraved on the front is salvaged from the depths. Four years later, in Japan, a young man named Jotaro Kujo has willingly had himself incarcerated and refuses to leave his cell, believing himself to be possessed by an "evil spirit" which only he can see. Worried about her son, Jotaro's mother Holy Joestar summons the young man's grandfather, Joseph Joestar, from Japan, along with his Egyptian friend Muhammad Avdol. After Joseph fails to convince Jotaro, Muhammad Avdol reveals his own "evil spirit," Magician's Red, forcing Jotaro's psychic manifestation to fully appear. Joseph tells Jotaro about his new power, called a Stand, as well as its cause: the Joestar family's 100-year-old enemy DIO has risen from the ocean and seized Jonathan Joestar's body, as revealed by Joseph's Stand Hermit Purple. Elsewhere, DIO senses the presence of the Joestars and resolves to kill them.
As Jotaro walks to school, a deep cut suddenly appears on Jotaro's leg, causing him to fall down a flight of stairs. After barely saving himself with his Stand, Jotaro receives a handkerchief from a new transfer student named Noriaki Kakyoin, unaware that his Stand is the one responsible for his fall. Later, as Jotaro heads to the infirmary to treat the wound, his nurse suddenly stabs another student with a pen before attacking Jotaro. Kakyoin reappears and reveals that his Stand, Hierophant Green, has possessed the nurse's body. Jotaro uses his Stand to pull Hierophant Green out of the nurse's body, only to be attacked by its Emerald Splash technique. Despite being wounded by Hierophant Green's attack, Jotaro deflects the second barrage with his Stand and pummels Hierophant Green until Kakyoin loses consciousness. Jotaro takes Kakyoin back home to Joseph and Avdol for interrogation, but Joseph reveals that DIO implanted something into Kakyoin's forehead that will soon kill him.
Joseph reveals that the object on Kakyoin's forehead is a "flesh bud" with a tendril lodged in the young man's brain, influencing him into serving DIO. Avdol also reveals that DIO attempted to control him the same way, but the Egyptian barely managed to escape. Determined to save Kakyoin, Jotaro uses his Stand's precision to remove the flesh bud from Kakyoin's brain, despite the bud's attempts to invade Jotaro’s body. The next day, Holy suddenly collapses in the kitchen, lacking the willpower to control her own awakening Stand. Avdol realizes that Holy's Stand is slowly killing her, and estimates that she only has fifty days to live. As killing DIO is the only way to save her, Jotaro uses his Stand to analyze Joseph's photographs of DIO, deducing his location in the Aswan region of Egypt from the faint image of a regional fly. Kakyoin confirms their theory and decides to join the group out of gratitude and sympathy for Holy. The group boards a flight toward Egypt, but Joseph senses DIO's presence and suspects that there may be a Stand user on the plane.
As the group's plane passes over Taiwan, Jotaro and the others are awoken by the sound of a flying stag beetle. Avdol identifies it as the infamous Stand Tower of Gray, responsible for staging mass murders under the guise of tragic accidents. The enemy's speed outmatches even Star Platinum's as it quickly eliminates several passengers. Before an elderly passenger can raise the alarm, Kakyoin knocks him out and steps up to fight the Stand himself. Hierophant Green seems unable to match Tower of Gray's speed, but Kakyoin discreetly uses Hierophant Green's tentacles to impale it from beneath the nearby seats. Hierophant Green rips Tower of Gray apart, fatally wounding the elderly man from before, revealed to be the Stand user Gray Fly. Joseph discovers that the pilots have been killed, but he manages to land the plane safely off the coast of Hong Kong. The group decides to find an alternate way of reaching Egypt without putting innocent lives at risk, ultimately settling on travel by sea. As the group stops to eat in a restaurant, they are joined by French tourist Jean Pierre Polnareff, who soon reveals his loyalty to DIO, as well as his rapier-wielding Stand Silver Chariot.
Polnareff challenges Avdol to battle in the spacious Tiger Balm Garden. Avdol quickly gains the upper hand, but Polnareff has Silver Chariot shed its protective armor, allowing it to move at nearly the speed of light and produce afterimages of itself. Avdol overcomes Chariot's speed by using his Crossfire Hurricane Special technique to distract Chariot and attack Polnareff from underground. Polnareff, defeated and burning alive, refuses the opportunity to end his own life, resigning himself to burn to death. Realizing the man's chivalry, Avdol finds that Polnareff is under the control of another of DIO's flesh buds, which Jotaro quickly extracts. As the group approaches a boat prepared by the Speedwagon Foundation, Polnareff tells them that his true goal is to find and kill a Stand user with two right hands, who is responsible for the rape and murder of his younger sister Sherry. Realizing that the culprit is likely someone in DIO's employ, Polnareff decides to join the Joestar group on their journey to Egypt.
The group begins their three day journey towards Singapore, but discovers a young stowaway named Merlai Anne on board. The stowaway jumps overboard and is threatened by a shark, but Jotaro rescues the girl and barely escapes the marine Stand Dark Blue Moon. The ship's captain Tennille attempts to seize the girl, but Jotaro exposes him as an imposter. Captain Tennille then has Dark Blue Moon take Anne hostage and jump overboard with her, but Star Platinum saves the girl before she or the Stand can hit the water. However, barnacles appear on Star Platinum's arm, draining the Stand's strength and causing Jotaro to fall into the ocean. Now fighting on its home turf, Dark Blue Moon creates a deadly whirlpool using more of its barnacles. As the Stand closes in to attack, Jotaro focuses Star Platinum's power into its arm, allowing it to counterattack with its Star Finger technique. Dark Blue Moon is torn apart, and its user is left to a watery grave. Suddenly, several bombs planted by the imposter explode below the deck, forcing the group and crew to escape on emergency lifeboats. While drifting at sea, they come across a large freighter.
DIO shares his fears about the Joestar bloodline with his advisor Enya the Hag, who assures him that seven Stand-using assassins are en route to kill the Joestars. Meanwhile, the Joestar group boards the uninhabited freighter, finding only a caged orangutan named Forever. When the ship's machinery suddenly moves on its own to kill a sailor, Kakyoin uses Hierophant Green to search for life on the ship, without success. Later, as Anne takes a shower, Forever escapes from his cage, kills the remaining sailors, and corners her. Jotaro saves Anne and fights Forever, but finds himself attacked by various parts of the ship, revealed to be a shape-shifting Stand named Strength. The orangutan traps the Joestar party within the parts of the ship, but Star Platinum launches Jotaro's jacket button into Forever's skull with Star Finger before finishing the ape. With Forever defeated, Strength loses its form, forcing Jotaro and the others to escape back to their lifeboats. Upon hearing of Forever's defeat, Enya assures DIO that six other Stand Users lie in wait for the Joestar group; among them is her own son, the man with two right hands. Later, the Joestar group finally arrives in Singapore and checks into a hotel to plan the next leg of their trip.
Polnareff enters his hotel room, but realizes that one of DIO's assassins is hiding in his refrigerator. The assassin introduces himself as Devo the Cursed, but Polnareff seemingly incapacitates him within seconds. Polnareff calls Avdol and Joseph to inform them of the situation, but is suddenly strapped to the underside of his bed. The culprit is revealed to be a doll that Devo has possessed with his grudge-powered Stand, Ebony Devil. Unable to see his enemy, Polnareff struggles to fight the doll as it prepares to burn him to death. However, Polnareff manages to use the pieces of a shattered mirror to pinpoint the doll's location and incapacitate it. Polnareff attempts to interrogate Devo about the man with two right hands, but to no avail, inciting him to slice the doll apart and consequently kill Devo. As Polnareff and the Speedwagon Foundation deal with the local police, Joseph uses Hermit Purple on his room's television, managing to discover that Kakyoin is a traitor before DIO cuts off the feed and destroys the set.
Jotaro and Anne suspect that something is wrong with Kakyoin after he begins acting strangely and attacking civilians. Jotaro, believing Kakyoin to be possessed, punches him into a cable car, revealing him to be an imposter in the process. The imposter introduces himself as Rubber Soul, having disguised himself with his flesh-consuming Stand Yellow Temperance. Left at the station, Anne reports the situation to Joseph and Avdol, who are joined by the real Kakyoin. Jotaro struggles against Yellow Temperance's invincibility, finally defeating Rubber Soul by dragging him into the sea and forcing him to lower Yellow Temperance's guard to breathe. Pleading for his life, Rubber Soul reveals that DIO's next assassins wield the Stands Death, Empress, Emperor, and Hanged Man; the last of the group belongs to J. Geil, the man with two right hands. Rubber Soul reaches shore and makes a last-ditch attack, but Jotaro uses the sewer to launch him back into the water before pummeling him. Jotaro later rejoins the group as they continue their journey to India by train, unaware that Anne is following them in the next train car.
10 (36)
: June 7, 2014: October 8, 2017The Joestar group arrives in Calcutta, which presents a considerable culture shock. Polnareff visits a restaurant bathroom, only to be attacked by a Stand he can only see in the mirror. Realizing that the Stand, Hanged Man, belongs to none other than his target, Polnareff smashes the mirror and escapes. Afterwards, Polnareff splits from the group, determined to hunt down his sister's killer on his own despite Avdol's warnings. Elsewhere, the gunslinger assassin Hol Horse meets and teams up with J. Geil. The next day, Polnareff confronts Hol Horse, who fires at him. Hol Horse's Stand Emperor, allows him to adjust the trajectory of his bullets, allowing his bullet to dodge Silver Chariot's rapier. At the last moment, Polnareff is saved by Avdol, who attempts to incinerate the bullet. However, Avdol is stabbed in the back by Hanged Man, allowing the bullet to strike his forehead. Kakyoin arrives too late to save Avdol, and finds that, despite his harsh words, Polnareff is just as distraught over his friend's death.
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: June 14, 2014: October 15, 2017J. Geil provokes Polnareff into attacking Hanged Man from within a glass window, allowing him to pin the Frenchman down with the broken shards of glass. Kakyoin narrowly saves Polnareff by firing an Emerald Splash at him, allowing the two to escape in a car. The two notice Hanged Man's reflection in the steering wheel, however, forcing them to crash the vehicle. Realizing that Hanged Man is a mere image that can jump between reflective surfaces, Polnareff wounds the Stand and tracks down J. Geil. However, J. Geil attracts a crowd of nearby beggars, trapping Polnareff and Kakyoin and attacking from within the beggars' eyes. Despite the dire circumstances, Kakyoin calmly takes out a gold coin and flips it into the air, attracting everyone's gaze. With Hanged Man's trajectory set, Polnareff slices the Stand down the middle and finishes off J. Geil. Hol Horse confronts the two, but soon realizes that J. Geil has died. Attempting to flee, the gunslinger is caught by Jotaro and Joseph, who have returned from burying Avdol. Polnareff prepares to execute Hol Horse, but is stopped by Hol Horse's lover, Nena, allowing him to escape. After treating Nena's wounds, Joseph urges the group to continue their journey toward Egypt, unaware that a drop of the woman's blood has caused a mysterious growth to appear on his arm.
Sensing J. Geil's death, Enya eagerly anticipates Empress's assault on the group. The Joestar group travels by bus towards Benares alongside Nena. Joseph goes to a local clinic to have the growth on his arm treated, but the growth kills the doctor, grows its own face, and reveals itself to be the Stand Empress. Empress alerts the police and implicates Joseph for the doctor's murder, putting him on the run. Joseph tries to fight off the Stand attached to his arm, but as a part of him it remains unaffected by his Ripple techniques. As the growth grows larger and stronger, Joseph uses his Stand to locate a barrel of coal tar, which he plunges his arm into. Although the Stand cannot suffocate, the coal tar solidifies around it, allowing Joseph to rip the immobilized Empress to shreds with Hermit Purple. Nena is also torn to shreds, revealing her true obese form. After regrouping with Jotaro and Kakyoin, Joseph and Polnareff decide to travel by car to Pakistan, unaware that they are being followed by another car.
While driving to Pakistan, the group encounters Anne once more and reluctantly decide to take her to the nearest airport. Continuing their journey, the group is repeatedly led into danger by a red car, which eventually corners them at a dead end and pushes them over a cliff. Kakyoin and Jotaro manage to save the group by hooking a winch to the other car, pulling themselves to safety and knocking the other car off the cliff in the process. Suddenly, a voice comes from their own car's radio and reveals the red car to be the Stand Wheel of Fortune. The Stand reemerges from the ground, destroys their vehicle, and reconstitutes itself. Using projectiles of gasoline and an electric spark, the Stand manages to set Jotaro ablaze, seemingly killing him. However, Jotaro avoids death by digging into the ground, using his coat as a decoy. Star Platinum assaults Wheel of Fortune apart, revealing its user ZZ. The group takes revenge by chaining ZZ to a rock and taking his car, which has reverted to its original dilapidated form. Meanwhile, a frustrated Enya decides to confront the group personally with her own Stand, Justice.
After Jotaro has a replacement coat made, Joseph manages to convince the runaway Anne to return to her home in Hong Kong. As the group continues toward Karachi, heavy fog shrouds the path ahead, forcing the group to stop in a nearby town. The group soon comes across a corpse riddled with bloodless holes, revealing the presence of a Stand user. Joseph attempts to return to the car, but almost impales himself on a fence in the dense fog. Enya makes her entrance, claiming to be an innocent old woman, and leads the group to a nearby hotel. Later, Hol Horse enters the hotel, having tracked the Joestar group. However, Enya takes revenge on him for abandoning J. Geil and cuts his wrist with scissors. Enya reveals that the fog itself is her Stand, Justice, allowing her to make a hole from his wound and control Hol Horse's arm like a puppet. Hol Horse summons Emperor to defend himself, only to shoot himself point-blank. With Hol Horse incapacitated, Enya sets her sights on Polnareff, her next target.
Polnareff arrives in the hotel's main hall, forcing Enya to hide Hol Horse before she can finish him off. Polnareff tries to converse with Enya, but unwittingly enrages her by mentioning her family. Hol Horse regains consciousness and warns Polnareff, but Enya reveals that all of the townspeople are zombies under Justice's control. Polnareff hides from the zombie horde in one of the hotel's bathrooms, but Enya baits him into looking through the keyhole and pierces his tongue. Polnareff is almost forced to lick a toilet bowl before Jotaro confronts Enya. Jotaro tricks Enya into revealing herself, having suspected her from the beginning and used a false name to sign the guest book. Enya sics her legion of zombies upon Jotaro, and despite Star Platinum's speed a baby manages to bite Jotaro's leg. Enya declares victory, but Star Platinum inhales Justice, suffocating the old woman until she passes out. The illusory town dissipates, revealing a mere graveyard. Hol Horse wastes no time in stealing the group's car, warning them to kill Enya while they can.
The Joestar group arrives in Karachi, dragging an unconscious Enya with them. Joseph orders some kebabs from a street vendor, but gets scammed in the process. Suddenly, Enya wakes up and recognizes the kebab vendor as Steely Dan, one of DIO's assassins. In response, Steely Dan kills Enya by activating a flesh bud that DIO had put inside of her without her knowledge. Joseph attempts to interrogate Enya, but she remains loyal to her master as she dies. The group confronts Dan, who reveals that his Stand, Lovers, has already infiltrated Joseph's brain. Lovers replicates the pain of any attack toward Dan in its host; moreover, Lovers has brought a flesh bud with it, intending to kill Joseph as it did Enya. With Joseph held hostage, Jotaro is forced to obey Steely Dan's orders. The other three heroes find a nearby television set, allowing the three of them to see inside Joseph's brain. Polnareff and Kakyoin shrink their Stands and send them inside of Joseph to destroy Lovers before it can destroy them.
Jotaro finds himself the temporary slave of Steely Dan, who continues to find inventive ways to humiliate Jotaro. Meanwhile, Silver Chariot and Hierophant Green reach Joseph's brain. Lovers proves to be a more formidable Stand than expected: having access to Joseph's brain cells, the Stand is able to disguise and create countless decoys of itself. However, Hierophant Green deploys its tentacles to detect and wound the real Lovers, forcing it to flee Joseph's brain. Lovers attempts to enter Jotaro's ear, but Star Platinum and Hierophant Green easily capture it. Having noted the various ways Dan humiliated him, Jotaro repays the debt the assassin has incurred by inflicting his most violent beatdown yet.
The Joestar Group reaches the United Arab Emirates. Planning to cross the Arabian desert, the group decides to go by camel. Departing into the desert, the group soon realizes that the sun is still up despite the lateness of the hour. The sun above their heads is revealed to be the Stand Sun, which bombards the group with lasers and forcing them to hide under a rock while suffering the scorching heat of the Sun. Eventually, all but Joseph begin to madly laugh, but not out of delirium: Star Platinum throws a stone toward the horizon, revealing that the enemy Stand user, Arabia Fats, has been hiding behind a plainly-visible mirror the entire time. With the user defeated, Sun disappears, revealing the night sky.
Kakyoin finds himself in a strange theme park, where he is attacked by the Stand Death Thirteen. Before the Stand can finish him, Polnareff wakes Kakyoin, who finds himself unable to remember his previous dream. The group decides to borrow a plane to fly across the desert, taking a sick baby named Mannish Boy with them to a nearby hospital. In the middle of the flight, Kakyoin and Polnareff fall asleep again and awake in the same theme park. The two are again attacked by Death Thirteen, but Kakyoin is left alone when Joseph wakes Polnareff to change the baby's diaper. Though Kakyoin cannot wake himself up, his body thrashes about in his sleep, cutting his own arm and causing Joseph to crash the plane. As the disappointed group prepares to camp for the night, Kakyoin sees the words "baby Stand" cut into his arm and begins to suspect Mannish Boy.
Kakyoin accuses the baby of being an enemy Stand user, but the group refuses to believe him. When he summons Hierophant Green to attack the infant, Polnareff is forced to knock him out. When the others eventually fall asleep, Death Thirteen traps them within its theme park and toys with them in preparation for their execution. However, Kakyoin reveals himself, having kept Hierophant Green active since he was knocked out. Death Thirteen attempts to cut the intruder in half, but Hierophant Green invades the enemy Stand and forces its user to heal his injuries and put an end to the nightmare. When the morning comes, nobody but Kakyoin remembers Death Thirteen's attack, and the young man gets his revenge by forcing Mannish Boy to eat his own feces.
Having reached the Red Sea, the group takes a detour to a lone island where Joseph visits Avdol's father. Still devastated by his comrade's death, Polnareff wanders off alone, eventually stumbling upon a lamp. When Polnareff rubs the lamp, a Stand named Judgement appears and claims that he can grant the Frenchman three wishes. Doubtful of the Stand's powers, Polnareff asks for a treasure chest, which he immediately receives. Polnareff then asks the Stand to revive Sherry and Avdol from the dead, which Judgement gladly accepts. However, this is revealed to be Judgement's ultimate plan: when Polnareff meets Sherry, she reveals herself as a mere clay golem and attacks Polnareff, hoping that his flesh will allow her to become complete.
Polnareff futilely struggles against Sherry's duplicate. The Frenchman summons Silver Chariot, but Judgement restrains the Stand as Avdol's duplicate approaches. Unable to fight the golems resembling his loved ones, Polnareff gives into despair. Suddenly, the real Avdol appears and destroys the clay golems with Magician's Red. Revealing that he faked his death in India, Avdol easily defeats Judgement. The two then locate the underground Stand user, Cameo, and expose him by pissing into his breathing pipe before incinerating him. When the group reunites, Polnareff is shocked to learn that his comrades had kept Avdol's survival a secret from him, expecting him to unwittingly tell one of DIO's subordinates. Avdol then reveals a submarine he purchased for the group, which will allow them to finally reach Egypt.
The group begins their underwater trip across the Red Sea. Joseph takes the opportunity to call Suzi Q to reassure her of his safety, though he refuses to tell her about Holy's condition. Soon afterward, the group realizes that an enemy Stand is among them. High Priestess, a Stand that can transform into any non-organic material, begins to attack the group by merging into the walls of the submarine itself, creating tears as it goes and forcing the group to evacuate the submarine. When Suzi Q calls the submarine once more, Jotaro picks up the phone to reassure his grandmother before rejoining the others, proclaiming that he will be the one to destroy High Priestess.
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: September 13, 2014: February 11, 2018The group uses the scuba gear inside the submarine to evacuate, narrowly saving Polnareff when the Stand fuses with his regulator. The group seemingly traps the Stand inside the submarine as they escape, but High Priestess merges with the ocean floor and takes the form of a giant head to swallow the group. The user, Midler, taunts the group before attempting to rip Jotaro apart with her Stand's diamond teeth. Fortunately, Star Platinum manages to smash all of High Priestess's teeth, defeating Midler and allowing the group to surface. Having finally reached Egypt, the Joestar group prepares for the final stretch of their crusade.
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"The Fool" Iggy and "Geb" N'Doul, Part 1
(「愚者 」のイギーと「ゲブ神」のンドゥール その1 'Za Fūru' no Igī to 'Gebu-shin' no Ndūru Sono 1)
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: January 10, 2015: February 18, 2018Having reached Egypt, the group waits for a Speedwagon Foundation envoy, which arrives by helicopter to deliver supplies and a new "ally": an irreverent dog named Iggy whose Stand The Fool manipulates sand. The group also learns that 9 unknown Stand Users await them in Egypt, the first of which is trailing them. Despite his blindness, the Stand user named N'Doul is confident he can take the heroes on. After the departure of the Speedwagon Foundation, they find that the helicopter has crashed and that the pilots seemingly drowned. A new watery Stand attacks them and slashes Kakyoin's eyes. When they try to flee, the enemy Stand, Geb, destroys the car and everyone is thrown out, except Iggy who detected the attack thanks to his nose and got out beforehand.
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"The Fool" Iggy and "Geb" N'Doul, Part 2
(「愚者 」のイギーと「ゲブ神」のンドゥール その2 'Za Fūru' no Igī to 'Gebu-shin' no Ndūru Sono 2)
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: January 17, 2015: February 25, 2018The fight against Geb continues. The watery Stand can hide beneath the sand, but the group realizes that the user can only attacks those emitting noises. Avdol fails to bait Geb out and is defeated. Thus, Jotaro takes action and forces Iggy to stay with him, as he's noticed that Iggy's nose allowed him to detect the attack. Ensues a tense back and forth during which Jotaro uses Iggy to glide toward N'Doul while N'Doul relentlessly harasses Jotaro. The students nonetheless reaches his foe and wins a last Stand duel, but N'Doul commits suicide to prevent himself from revealing DIO's secret ability although he explains the Egypt 9 Glory Gods to him. Jotaro then buries N'Doul, honoring his strength and willpower.
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"Khnum" Oingo and "Tohth" Boingo
(「クヌム神」のオインゴと「トト神」のボインゴ 'Kunumu-shin' no Oingo to 'Toto-shin' no Boingo)
(「クヌム神」のオインゴと「トト神」のボインゴ 'Kunumu-shin' no Oingo to 'Toto-shin' no Boingo)
: January 24, 2015: March 4, 2018The group arrives in Aswan and put Kakyoin in the hospital, trailed by a strange duo. Oingo the big brother can transform into anyone while Boingo the little brother can predict the future with his comic book, Tohth. Using Tohth to see the near future, the Oingo Boingo Brothers try to poison Jotaro, Joseph and Polnareff but fail to do so when Iggy causes a scene. Later, the Brothers predict that Jotaro will be killed by a bomb and thus Oingo tries to put a bomb inside of Joseph's car. However, he is surprised by Joseph and Polnareff and forced to fake being Jotaro riding toward the hospital with the bomb near him. Suspecting that he may be the one getting killed, Oingo must juggle between the bomb and the group's antics while trying not to raise suspicion. However, both brothers end up being taken out by the bomb and then beaten up by the men of a man they mugged earlier, with none of the heroes knowing about the attempts on their lives.
While Kakyoin must rest a few days in Aswan, the rest of the group go down the Nile, trailed by yet another enemy. This enemy is Anubis, a sentient sword Stand that brainwashes a local boy named Chaka into pursuing the heroes. In Kom Ombo, Chaka confronts Polnareff and a sworfight ensues, Chaka being an amateur but the powerful swords making him more than a match for the Frenchman. Polnareff closely wins by revealing his secret sword shooting technique. Taking the sword with him, he rejoins the group and later goes to the barber with Jotaro. Khan the barber ends up being brainwashed and attacks Polnareff.
The fight against Khan begins. Polnareff understands that the real enemy is the sword itself, but Anubis reveals that it learns from fighting his enemies continuously and thus effortlessly defeats Silver Chariot. Jotaro comes to the rescue and wins with difficulty but, by sheer bad luck, Polnareff ends up being controlled by Anubis. Forced to face a Silver Chariot/Anubis combination, Jotaro loses the swordfight, Anubis stabbing into Jotaro's guts, but the delinquent uses this opportunity to destroy the blade into tiny pieces. A last assassination attempt by Anubis is foiled thanks to Iggy, and the sword Stand finishes at the bottom of the Nile.
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: February 14, 2015: March 25, 2018Back in Aswan, Kakyoin receives the visit of doctors from the Speedwagon to heal his eyes faster. Meanwhile, the Joestar Group has reached Luxor. Momentarily isolated because he went to the bathroom, experiencing the peculiar dry toilets of Egypt, Joseph stumbles upon an electrical socket and touches it, getting shocked for his trouble. Unbeknownst to him, he's fallen under the spell of Mariah of the Egypt 9 Glory Gods and her Stand Bastet. The next day, Joseph realizes that he's been magnetized and all metallic objects now fly toward him. Because he woke up late, he is alone and meets Mariah whose wires entangle themselves inside an elevator's mechanism and threaten to crush his hands. Avdol comes in to save Joseph, but he too has been magnetized by Bastet. Trying to pursue Mariah, the duo realize that they are now stuck to each other.
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: February 21, 2015: April 8, 2018The fight against Mariah and Bastet continues. Joseph and Avdol have been magnetized and are now stuck to each other. While they try to separate themselves, the two end up getting in compromising positions and publicly humiliated. They ultimately manage to escape their predicament only to fall onto train tracks with a train approaching. Mariah has been observing them and revels in her impending victory as she assumes that they cannot escape the tracks nor would think of destroying them and endanger the passengers. But instead, Avdol digs a hole underneath the tracks, allowing the duo to survive the passage of the train and they confront Mariah who bombards them with nuts and bolts before she flees. Joseph and Avdol resume their chase, but the magnetism has grown to the point even cars are attracted to them. Despite surrounding her, Joseph and Avdol appear to be losing. However, the two them rush toward each other and return the magnetism against Mariah by crushing her under the mass of the metallic objects stuck to them. Meanwhile, Jotaro and Polnareff are trailed by another of DIO's goons, Alessi.
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: February 28, 2015: April 15, 2018Alessi of the Egypt 9 Glory Gods trails Polnareff and Jotaro, but Polnareff eventually notices the assassin. Confronting him alone, Polnareff seemingly gets the upper hand against Alessi's shadow Stand and pursues his enemy in the alleys of Luxor. However, Polnareff eventually notices that he's been de-aged into a child. As a child, Polnareff is much weaker and Alessi comes to attack. The young Silver Chariot isn't a match for Alessi's Stand, Sethan, but by chance, its sword hits Alessi's neck, forcing him to flee. The young Polnareff then meets a sympathetic woman mistaking him for a lost child and takes him into her home. The woman also cleans Polnareff, who enjoys himself. However, Alessi breaks into the house to attack them.
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: March 7, 2015: April 22, 2018Alessi makes the woman disappear and forces Polnareff into a bathtub full of water with the intent of drowning him. Like an impertinent child, Polnareff comes up with a plan and defecates to kick his feces into Alessi's face. Disgusted, Alessi lets go. Polnareff discovers with horror that the woman has been de-aged into a foetus that will soon die. Taking her with him, Polnareff takes refuges inside of a room without exits with Alessi forcing the door open with an axe. Polnareff cleverly uses a mirror plunged into an aquarium to create an unlikely hiding spot and attacks Alessi who falls down a window. Incidentally, Alessi meets Jotaro and de-ages him but even as a child, Jotaro is tough enough to beat him down. Taken out, Alessi's power is cancelled, allowing Jotaro and Polnareff to finish him up. The group finally gathers, and Joseph creates another spirit photography that shows DIO's lair.
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: March 14, 2015: April 29, 2018The group has arrived in Cairo. Having a photography of DIO's hiding place but unfamiliar with the building, the group asks for information across the city and finally meet a man that seems to know about the house; unfortunately the man asks them to bet for the information. Polnareff recklessly accepts to bet on which of two pieces of meat a nearby cat will take first and loses, and the man, named Daniel J. D'arby, steals Polnareff's soul with his Stand Osiris. D'Arby reveals himself to be working for DIO. The group is now forced to bet their souls to take back Polnareff and Joseph steps in. Joseph challenges D'Arby to put coins inside of a full glass to see whoever makes the glass overflow first. Although the old man does his best to destabilize D'Arby and cheat, D'Arby is the better cheater and tricks Joseph into miscalculating the number of coins he'd need to overflow the glass by slightly tilting it with a piece of chocolate that melted under the heavy sun. Joseph loses his soul and Jotaro must play, challenging to a game of poker.
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: March 21, 2015: May 6, 2018The game of poker between Jotaro and Daniel J. D'Arby begins. The gambler is confident in his skills and ability to cheat but underestimates Jotaro. Attempting a second dealing, D'Arby is easily spotted and Star Platinum breaks his finger. D'Arby is then forced to play seriously and the dealing is given to a seemingly unrelated child. However, the child and the entire bar is on D'Arby's payroll, allowing the gambler to win a first hand and half of Jotaro's soul. However in the second hand, Jotaro doesn't bother to look at his cards and outrageously raises the stake by betting Avdol's, Kakyoin's and even Holy's soul, psyching out D'Arby by showing that Star Platinum is faster than the eye can see and dealing a crushing psychological blow by demanding that D'Arby reveals the secret of DIO's Stand. Scared out of his mind, D'Arby folds and releases everyone. Jotaro's risky bluff has paid off.
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: March 28, 2015: May 13, 2018Hol Horse enters DIO's lair to report his mission to the Vampire, and is warned to kill the Joestar Group for good or die. Angered by DIO's cocky attitude, Hol Horse tries to shoot him from behind but DIO suddenly reappears behind him, impressed by the gunman's fighting spirit and letting him off the hook. Realising the gulf between them, Hol Horse is frightened into full loyalty for his master. Later, Hol Horse comes back to Cairo after a trip to Aswan to enlist Boingo. Skeptical about Tohth, he sees that a prediction about him kicking a woman and the woman then offering him some jewelry is true and he saves said woman from a scorpion on her neck. Hol Horse is thus convinced of Tohth's power. Trailing the Joestar Group, Hol Horse is outraged to learn that he supposed to put his fingers inside PoLnareff's nose to beat the heroes. The cowboy is then surprised by Polnareff while Boingo, hidden under a crate, cannot help. Cornered as Polnareff calls his companions, Hol Horse puts his fingers inside of Polnareff's nose as predicted.
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: April 4, 2015: May 20, 2018Hol Horse and Boingo's assassination attempt continues. After putting his fingers inside of Polnareff's nose, Hol Horse holds him at gunpoint and hides in a corner, forcing Polnareff to lie. The Frenchman does his best to tip his companions and then sneezes because of his irritated nose, uncovering Hol Horse. Although he is cornered, the group is too distracted by the enemy in front of them to avoid a car that crashes into them. Hol Horse hides again and consults Tohth only to see that at midday precisely, Jotaro will be filled with bullets. For his part, Jotaro is the first to get up. Pressed by the clock, Hol Horse shoots inside a pipe that leads to Jotaro's head but another of Polnareff's sneezes causes the student to back off, avoiding the bullets. Unable to believe the prediction was true, Hol Horse is also too distracted to see his bullets coming back at him and pierce through the image of Jotaro on the pages, hitting him. Hol Horse is retired. For his part, Boingo has learned from the experience but is defeated by Iggy.
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: April 11, 2015: June 3, 2018The Joestar Group is unable to pinpoint the location of DIO's hiding place and must resort to ask one of the beggars of Cairo, who are very familiar with the city, for help. They then notice that Iggy has wandered off again. By pure chance, Iggy stumbles upon DIO's Mansion and meets two large dogs that spot the shadow of a bird under the door and try to sneak in to eat it, only to get impaled by an ice spike. DIO's Mansion is guarded by Pet Shop, an evil falcon who can create ice. The ever vigilant falcon kills the beggar from earlier and begins to suspect Iggy who plays dumb. But when the young owner of the two dogs is threatened by Pet Shop, Iggy confronts the bird. Because Pet Shop can fly and bombards Iggy with ice, the dog is forced into a sewer, followed by the bird. Pet Shop is tricked into striking a sand clone and Iggy lands a hit on the bird, but it only makes it more serious.
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: April 18, 2015: June 10, 2018Injured, the evil guard falcon Pet Shop unleashes the full power of his ice Stand Horus. In the humid sewer, Pet Shop gains the advantage and traps Iggy with a fast ice creation, forcing the dog to tear off his paw. Pursued into the Nile, Iggy dives at the bottom of the river to hide, but Pet Shop's falcon consitution allows it to swim. It eventually spots the small sand dome Iggy has created as a shelter and tries to bury it in ice. When Iggy tries to dig deeper, he sees that Pet Shop has outmaneuvered him, preparing to spit an ice spike. As a last resort, Iggy leaps at Pet Shop and bites his beak, the ice spike then killing Pet Shop. The sand dome colllapses and Iggy almost drowns, but he is saved by the boy he saved earlier. Found by Kakyoin and taken care of, Iggy regroups with the Joestar and leads them to DIO's Mansion.
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: April 25, 2015: June 17, 2018The Joestar Group has finally found DIO's Mansion. Trying to sneak in, the group is welcomed by the mansion's butler, Telence T. D'Arby, the little brother of Daniel. Telence reveals his Stand Atum, which is similar to Osiris, and manages to guess where Jotaro's Star Platinum will hit and avoids it, gripping Jotaro's soul with his hand. A black hole appears in which D'Arby drags Jotaro, but also Joseph and Kakyoin. The trio find themselves on an island in the middle of the water, where D'Arby presents them with a collection of soul-infused dolls he created from his victims and challenges them to a video game. Kakyoin comes first and challenges D'Arby to a game of F-MEGA. The video game session begins. Rusty, Kakyoin loses the lead to Telence T. D'Arby at the beginning but resorts to spin his car to make both cars crash, making things even. Kakyoin and D'Arby are near equals and manage to avoid the many obstacles on their paths.
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: May 2, 2015: June 24, 2018At a critical point of the track, Kakyoin tries to send D'Arby's car flying but the gamer uses the impact to take a huge shortcut on the tracks. Acknowledging his loss, Kakyoin loses his soul. Jotaro then comes in and challenges D'Arby to a game of "Oh! That's a Baseball!" Jotaro has no experience but is gifted with the game and snatches the first points, but D'Arby decides to use Atum's power. Reading into Jotaro's soul, D'Arby can now guess his next moves and takes the advantage, but then Jotaro decides to declare his pitches.
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: May 9, 2015: July 1, 2018The video game session continues. Telence is in the lead, but when Jotaro begins to declare his pitches, Telence realizes that although Jotaro's soul seemingly tells the truth, the throws are entirely different. Unable to find how Jotaro is cheating, Telence loses his cool and accidentally release Kakyoin before discovering that Joseph has been playing in Jotaro's stead with Hermit Purple. Defeated, Telence is pummeled into the sky, revealing that it was only a fake. Meanwhile, DIO sends his most valuable subordinate Vanilla Ice to kill the Joestar Group. For their part, Avdol, Polnareff and Iggy begin to investigate the mansion, taking out a Stand user responsible for creating illusions. Vanilla Ice ambushes the group and Avdol puts himself in harm's way, saving his companions but getting disintegrated by Vanilla Ice's ability: Cream.
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: May 16, 2015: July 8, 2018The fight against Vanilla Ice begins. The enemy Stand user is challenged by Polnareff and Iggy, but Vanilla Ice can hide inside of Cream's mouth, creating an invisible floating sphere of destruction. Polnareff and Iggy are chased up to the art gallery on the second floor where Vanilla Ice ambushes Polnareff and takes out his foot. When Vanilla Ice gets out, he is greeted by a DIO sand clone courtesy of Iggy but sees through the trick, uncovering Polnareff and Iggy and violently beating down the dog for daring imitate his master's likeness. Polnareff sends Silver Chariot to save Iggy and uses the scattered sand to detect Vanilla Ice, attacking him when he peeks out of Cream. Despite the sword in his mouth, the enemy refuses to die and takes a chunk of Polnareff's leg, immobilizing him. Cream begins to circle around the art gallery, threatening to reach Polnareff who cannot move. Finding no escape, Polnareff salutes Iggy one last time.
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: May 23, 2015: July 15, 2018The fight against Vanilla Ice continues. Against common sense, Polnareff has been saved by Iggy, who's spent the last of his strength to lift him in the air with his sand. Iggy expires from his wounds. Vanilla Ice is taken by surprise and Polnareff deals a decisive flurry of stabs. Although Vanilla Ice stands back up, Polnareff guesses that he's been transformed into a Vampire and cuts the wall, letting the sun in. Vanilla Ice is finally defeated and Polnareff mourns his fallen comrades. Meanwhile in Japan, Suzi Q has decided to visit her daugher Holy. Sitting by her side, Suzi fully trusts Joseph and Jotaro to save the day. Back in DIO's Mansion, Jotaro defeats a Vampire by the name of Nukesaku while Polnareff mends his wounds and finally meets DIO.
The final battle begins. DIO confronts Polnareff and tries to charm him to his side and when Polnareff resists the temptation, decides to intimidate him by randomly "teleporting" him. Confused, Polnareff summons Silver Chariot and DIO summons his Stand, The World. However, the rest of the Joestar Group barges in through a wall, forcing DIO to retreat in the shadows away from the sun rays. Bringing Nukesaku out of a bag, the heroes force him to lead them to DIO's chamber, in which stands a coffin that Nukesaku opens only to find himself cut into pieces inside the same coffin. Feeling an impending attack, the group jumps out of a window, witnessing the sun disappearing into the horizon. DIO's hour of power has come. Jotaro and Polnareff stay hidden in ambush while Joseph and Kakyoin are pursued by the Vampire. Using a carjacked limousine, DIO fights Hierophant Green while Kakyoin closely studies The World's abilities. DIO finally throws his driver at the two's truck, causing it to crash. For their part, Kakyoin and Joseph take to the roofs of Cairo and Kakyoin concocts a plan to reveal The World's real power.
The final battle continues. DIO jumps up to Cairo's roofs, pursuing Joseph and Kakyoin, the latter of which remembers his lonely past. Kakyoin thus reuses the real form of Hierophant Green. DIO then finds himself ambushed by Hierophant Green, having become a network of tentacles shooting at him from all directions, and Kakyoin planning to force DIO to reveal his ability. Suddenly, DIO disappears and Kakyoin is sent flying. Agonizing because of the hole in his stomach, the student understands DIO's power but can only signal a clue by shooting at a clock tower nearby. As he flees, Joseph finally understands that DIO can stop time. Unfazed by Joseph's discovery, DIO simply overpowers him and Joseph falls down to the streets, incidentally meeting Jotaro. As the old man warns him, DIO stops time and throws a knife at his throat, taking him down. Angered, Jotaro brings out Star Platinum and confronts DIO head on.
The battle between Jotaro and DIO continues. Star Platinum has a slight advantage in strength, but DIO's superior skill prevails. Satisfied of his demonstration of power, DIO stops time, only to see Jotaro move his finger. Disturbed and then happy to see that Jotaro has used magnets to move in the stopped time, DIO comes near to strike Jotaro but the student reveals that he is really able to briefly move during the stopped time, Star Platinum punching through the Vampire. DIO heals by sucking the blood of a civilian and decides to surround Jotaro with knives which strike true despite Star Platinum's efforts to deflect them. Jotaro is down but still conscious. However, DIO is wary and tries to gauge whether Jotaro is alive or not. When the Vampire counters a foolish ambush attempt by Polnareff, Jotaro must move a bit to deflect DIO's attention off the Frenchman. Jotaro is forced to stop his hearbeat to a dangerous length to fool the Vampire but manages to restart his heart and, as DIO approached again, hits him in the head. Star Platinum pummels DIO but the Vampire has tricked Jotaro into sending him toward Joseph. Sucking the old man's blood, DIO has not only healed, but gained in power.
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: June 20, 2015: August 12, 2018The battle between Jotaro and DIO continues. Having sucked Joestar blood, DIO is now fully synchronized with his body and with this comes a better mastery of his time stop ability. Jotaro tries to resume the battle, but DIO can now stop time up to nine seconds. Elated, DIO kicks Jotaro into a nearby bridge and deals a finishing blow by trying to crush him beneath a road roller. However, at the last moment, Jotaro unlocks his own time stop power. DIO is taken by surprise and after a final back and forth, is truly defeated. Later, Jotaro revives Joseph who uses the occasion to enact a prank in bad taste. When the sun rises, DIO's body is exposed to the sun and disintegrates, ending his life. At the same time, Holy's curse is lifted. Jotaro, Joseph and Polnareff see each other off, Polnareff returning to France while Jotaro and Joseph fly back to Tokyo to meet Holy and Suzi Q. The adventure has ended.
Home Video Releases
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Road to Egypt
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JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders Volume 1
(ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 スターダストクルセイダース Vol. 1)
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July 30, 2014Price
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1
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1-4
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Features: Digipak Jacket, Outer Case, Promotional Videos
Limited Edition Bonuses: SC Episode 1 Storyboards
Episode List
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 1: A Man Possessed by an Evil Spirit
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 2: Who Will Be the Judge?!
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 3: DIO's Curse
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 4: Tower of Gray
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JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders Volume 2
(ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 スターダストクルセイダース Vol. 2)
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August 27, 2014Price
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1, 2 (LE)
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5-8
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Features: Digipak Jacket, Outer Case
Limited Edition Bonuses: Stardust Crusaders (Journey) OST (BD)
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- Stardust Crusaders Episode 5: Silver Chariot
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 6: Dark Blue Moon
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 7: Strength
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 8: Devil
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JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders Volume 3
(ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 スターダストクルセイダース Vol. 3)
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9-12
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- Stardust Crusaders Episode 9: Yellow Temperance
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 10: Emperor and Hanged Man, Part 1
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 11: Emperor and Hanged Man, Part 2
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 12: Empress
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JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders Volume 4
(ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 スターダストクルセイダース Vol. 4)
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October 22, 2014Price
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1
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13-16
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- Stardust Crusaders Episode 13: Wheel of Fortune
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 14: Justice, Part 1
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 15: Justice, Part 2
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 16: Lovers, Part 1
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JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders Volume 5
(ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 スターダストクルセイダース Vol. 5)
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1
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17-20
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- Stardust Crusaders Episode 17: Lovers, Part 2
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 18: Sun
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 19: Death Thirteen, Part 1
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 20: Death Thirteen, Part 2
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JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders Volume 6
(ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 スターダストクルセイダース Vol. 6)
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December 19, 2014Price
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1
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21-24
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Features: Digipak Jacket, Outer Case
Limited Edition Bonuses: Anime Key Animation Collection
Episode List
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 21: Judgement, Part 1
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 22: Judgement, Part 2
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 23: High Priestess, Part 1
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 24: High Priestess, Part 2
Battle in Egypt
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JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders - Battle in Egypt Volume 1
(ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 スターダストクルセイダース エジプト編 Vol. 1)
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April 22, 2015Price
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1, 2 (LE)
Episodes
25-28
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Specifications
Features: Digipak Jacket, Outer Case
Limited Edition Bonuses: Stardust Crusaders (World) OST (BD)
Episode List
- 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
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JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders - Battle in Egypt Volume 2
(ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 スターダストクルセイダース エジプト編 Vol. 2)
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Release Date
May 27, 2015Price
¥9,500 (BD), ¥5,000 (DVD)
Discs
1
Episodes
29-32
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Specifications
Features: Digipak Jacket, Outer Case
Limited Edition Bonuses: Stand Tarot Cards & Egypt 9 Glory Gods Cards
Episode List
- 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
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JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders - Battle in Egypt Volume 3
(ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 スターダストクルセイダース エジプト編 Vol. 3)
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Release Date
June 24, 2015Price
¥9,500 (BD), ¥5,000 (DVD)
Discs
1
Episodes
33-36
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Specifications
Features: Digipak Jacket, Outer Case
Limited Edition Bonuses: 'Soul Chips' Magnet Set
Episode List
- 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
10 (19)
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders - Battle in Egypt Volume 4
(ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 スターダストクルセイダース エジプト編 Vol. 4)
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Release Date
July 29, 2015Price
¥9,500 (BD), ¥5,000 (DVD)
Discs
1
Episodes
37-40
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Specifications
Features: Digipak Jacket, Outer Case
Limited Edition Bonuses: Iggy and Pet Shop Strap
Episode List
- 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
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JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders - Battle in Egypt Volume 5
(ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 スターダストクルセイダース エジプト編 Vol. 5)
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Release Date
August 26, 2015Price
¥9,500 (BD), ¥5,000 (DVD)
Discs
1
Episodes
41-44
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Specifications
Features: Digipak Jacket, Outer Case
Limited Edition Bonuses: Cream Raincoat
Episode List
12 (21)
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders - Battle in Egypt Volume 6
(ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 スターダストクルセイダース エジプト編 Vol. 6)
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Release Date
September 30, 2015Price
¥9,500 (BD), ¥5,000 (DVD)
Discs
1
Episodes
45-48
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Specifications
Features: Digipak Jacket, Outer Case
Limited Edition Bonuses: Anime Crusaders Key Animation Collection 2
Episode List
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 45: DIO's World, Part 1
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 46: DIO's World, Part 2
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 47: DIO's World, Part 3
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 48: The Faraway Journey, Farewell Friends
Schedules
| Network | Air Time |
| Tokyo MX | Fridays at 24:30 |
| MBS | Tuesdays at 27:00 |
| CBC | Wednesdays at 27:01 |
| TBC | Tuesdays at 25:48 |
| RKB | Tuesdays at 26:13 |
| BS11 | Fridays at 24:30 |
| Animax | Saturdays at 20:00 |
| Crunchyroll | Fridays at 9:30 AM PST |
| Toonami | Sundays at 12~12:45 AM EST |
Soundtracks
Opening Themes
Ending Themes
Credits
Staff
Sound Effects (音響効果)
小山 恭正
Action Animation Director (アクション作画監督)
Photography Director (撮影監督)
Kazuhiro Yamada
吉原 俊一郎
CG Director (CGディレクター)
Kenichi Higaki
檜垣 賢一
Editing (編集)
Kiyoshi Hirose
廣瀬 清志
Producer (制作)
Hiroyuki Omori
大森 啓幸
Jun Fukuda
福田 純
Ryosuke Mori
森 亮介
Toshiyasu Hayashi
林 俊安
Line Producer (ラインプロデューサー)
Hisataka Kasama
笠間 寿高
Assistant Producer (アシスタントプロデューサー)
Akihiko Okada
岡田 昭彦
Keiichiro Sawada
澤田 圭一郎
Takashi Takano
高野 貴志
Yuko Kawae
河江 優子
Writer (シリーズ構成)
小林 靖子
Character Design (キャラクターデザイン)
小美野 雅彦
Sub-Character Design (サブキャラクターデザイン)
町田 真一
Stand Design (スタンドデザイン)
光田 史亮
町田 真一 (Egypt)
Prop Design (プロップデザイン)
宝谷 幸稔
Ryozo Sugiyama
杉山 了蔵
Color Design (色彩設計)
Yuko Sato
佐藤 裕子
Background Art (美術設定ー)
Kaoru Aoki
青木 薫
ソエジマ ヤスフミ
Music (音楽)
菅野 祐悟
Gallery
Promotional Art
Road to Egypt Key Visual
Road to Egypt Key Visual (Japanese)
Road to Egypt Key Visual (English)
Battle in Egypt Key Visual
Battle in Egypt Key Visual (Japanese)
Battle in Egypt Key Visual (English)
Japanese Logo
English Logo
Promotional image
Stardust Crusaders Characters Scan
Joseph Promo Art
Avdol Promo Art
Kakyoin Promo Art
Polnareff Promo art
Iggy Promo art
Blu-ray Box Art
Blu-ray Box Art
Polnareff Wall Scroll
Avdol Wall Scroll
Shadow Dio Wall Scroll
Jotaro Wall Scroll
Joseph Wall Scroll
Kakyoin Wall Scroll
The Last Crusaders Event
Walk Like Crusaders Event
2015 Calendar
2015 January - February Calendar
2015 March - April Calendar
2015 May - June Calendar
2015 July - August Calendar
2015 September - October Calendar
2015 November - December Calendar
2016 January - February Calendar
2016 March - April Calendar
2016 May - June Calendar
2016 July - August Calendar
2016 September - October Calendar, Egypt 9 Glory Gods
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Blu-ray & DVD Art
Battle in Egypt, Volume 1
Battle in Egypt, Volume 2
Battle in Egypt, Volume 3
Battle in Egypt, Volume 4
Battle in Egypt, Volume 5
Battle in Egypt, Volume 6
DVD, Volume 1
DVD, Volume 2
DVD, Volume 3
DVD, Volume 4
DVD, Volume 5
DVD, Volume 6
Animate Box Set #1
Gamers Box Set #1
Tsutaya Box Set #1
Tsutaya Box Set #1
Volume 6 Tower Records Clear File
HMV Acrylics
Animate Blu-ray Box Set "Battle in Egypt"
Animate Box Set #2
Gamers Box Set #2
Tsutaya Box Set #2
Volume 1 Menu
Volume 2 Menu
Volume 3 Menu
Volume 4 Menu
Volume 5 Menu
Volume 6 Menu
Battle in Egypt Volume 1 Menu
Battle in Egypt Volume 2 Menu
Battle in Egypt Volume 3 Menu
Battle in Egypt Volume 4 Menu
Battle in Egypt Volume 5 Menu
Battle in Egypt Volume 6 Menu
Concept Art
Jotaro
Joseph
Avdol
Kakyoin
Polnareff
Iggy
Videos
Trailers
See also
- Home Video Releases
- Anime Gallery
- TV Anime Key Animation Collection AAA
- Model Sheet Archive
- Storyboard Archive
- Key Animation Archive
References
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