Passionate

Abbacchio was a tall man with a slender build. On his head he wore a kind of hat that served as a headband. He had long, light-colored hair, divided into spikes that bent outwards or upwards at each end. He also wore black lipstick.

Leone Abbacchio was a gloomy and rather bitter but dedicated member of Bucciarati's team.

Abbacchio's Stand is called Moody Blues, which can recreate events that occur in a specific place within a time specified by Abbacchio.

Abbacchio became a police officer after graduating from high school. He quickly realized, however, that his job had several contradictions. Although many police officers risked their lives to protect the public, people were never grateful, always trying to evade punishment and sometimes even accusing some officers of not doing their jobs. And even criminals who had been captured by a police officer could easily escape if they had enough influence.

Abbacchio began to notice these contradictions, and one night while on patrol, he encountered a man with a prostitute. Abbacchio received some money as a bribe. He was conflicted about whether or not to accept the money, but he reflected that there were many people like that man on the streets, and even though he would send the man to jail, he ended up accepting the bribe.

One night, a thief was reported to have broken into an old man's house. Abbacchio and his partner arrived at the scene and split up to try and catch the thief. When he entered the house, he found the thief trying to escape through a window. It turned out that the thief was the same man from whom Abbacchio had previously accepted a bribe. The man recognized him and manipulated him, but inadvertently killed his partner. Abbacchio felt guilty until he joined Bucciarati's gang.

Bucciarati appears to be a man of average height with a slender build. His dark hair reaches his chin, with bangs covering his forehead. He wears some kind of hair accessory on each side of his head, with a braid close to his head between them.

Bruno Bucciarati, first introduced as a cunning gangster, is quickly revealed to be an upright, but ruthless, person.

During his introductory arc, Bruno Bucciarati acts as a seemingly affable gangster toward Giorno Giovanna, beginning with a conversation about various topics during which Bruno reveals his more violent side. This behavior is later shown to be merely an act he uses with strangers outside of Passione, and he later behaves similarly with two airport security guards.

Bucciarati's humanoid Stand is Sticky Fingers; which, in addition to good defense and melee attack, allows him to create zippers on any object and surface, which he can open and close at will.

When Bucciarati was seven years old, his parents decided to divorce. As the years passed, Bucciarati's father worked very hard, hoping that Bucciarati would one day move to the city and receive an education. One day, however, two fishermen from outside the village borrowed Bucciarati's father's boat, claiming they wanted to fish around the small islands of Naples. The fishermen acted strangely; one even forgot his fishing rod. Bucciarati's father took the fishing rod and went looking for the fishermen to return it. But when he found them, he saw that they were actually gangsters involved in drug trafficking. Following this, Bucciarati's father was shot seven times. Bucciarati killed the two gangsters, but in doing so, he put himself in a deplorable position. Eventually, he joined the gang in exchange for Polpo's protection.

Narancia is a slender young man, slightly below average height, with an androgynous face. He wears a tank top, secured with ribbons to his choker, and dark trousers. He wears light-colored accessories, such as a scarf, wristbands, and a belt holding up a short, grid-patterned skirt, slightly slit in the middle. His dark hair falls over his eyes, with small strands peeking out from under his headband.

Narancia's education doesn't extend beyond elementary school, a fact that embarrasses and infuriates him when others mention it. However, this in no way implies that he's stupid, as Narancia is capable of strategically using his surroundings in various battles.

Narancia's Stand, Aerosmith, is a miniature fighter jet equipped with a full and lethal arsenal, and it grants Narancia a range of remote senses within a wide range.

When Narancia was fourteen, he had to cope with the grief of his mother's death from an eye disease. Narancia's father didn't love him very much, and after his mother died, he began to neglect Narancia more and more.

Soon Narancia stopped attending school and began staying at his friends' houses, stealing food for dinner. Narancia believes friendship is the most important thing in the world, which made him easily manipulated by an older friend. This friend told Narancia to dye his hair blond, claiming it was the current trend. He complied, but the next day, the police arrested him and ordered him released without charges. A year later, at the age of fifteen, Narancia was finally released from the detention center, despite having contracted an eye infection from the constant abuse he suffered at the hands of the guards. One day, while scavenging for food in the garbage cans, he was found by Fugo, and it was then that he met Bucciarati.

Fugo is a young man of slim to average build with spiky hair. He has several strands of hair on the right side of his face, the number and position of which vary throughout his appearances.

Fugo has a very kind personality, as demonstrated by his past when he takes a young Narancia, who was suffering from hunger and an eye disease, to a restaurant and asks Bucciarati for some food. At times, he appears placid, often responding to disrespect and arguments from his classmates with indifference. However, once angered, Fugo can also be reckless and aggressive, having dropped out of school due to his propensity for violence, which ruined his relationships with others, especially his teachers. His Stand, when shown to be belligerent, is said to reflect this aspect of his personality. However, he is also very careful.

Fugo's Stand, Purple Haze, releases a deadly flesh-eating virus through capsules in his hands. If these capsules break, they will kill any nearby life form within 30 seconds. The Stand sometimes loses control (as in the fight against Illuso) and can end up attacking its allies.

Fugo was born into a wealthy family in Naples and excelled in his studies. By the age of thirteen, he had achieved university standards, but the pressure from his parents, who placed enormous expectations on him, took its toll on his fragile mind, leading him to develop violent impulses that he struggled to control. Things worsened when he entered university at the age of thirteen. On one occasion, Fugo went to retrieve an encyclopedia from the library when his professor approached him and tried to take advantage of him. Unable to contain his anger any longer, Fugo grabbed the encyclopedia and savagely beat his professor with it, nearly killing him. The older students began spreading dark rumors about Fugo.

Trish is a 15-year-old girl of average height and slim build. She wears her hair (often depicted as pink) pulled back in a loose bun on top of her head.

Trish is initially presented as a spoiled and selfish girl with refined tastes. In fact, as soon as she is placed in Team Bucciarati's care, she immediately demands brand-name cosmetics and only sparkling water, despite the seriousness of the situation; [5] It is later revealed that this is a way of hiding her insecurities, although her lack of self-confidence is still evident at times, such as when she expresses to Bucciarati her nervousness about whether or not she and her father would get along.

Trish's humanoid Stand is Spice Girl, with good close-quarters attack and defense skills, and the unique ability to soften any object (even turning it into an elastic cushion) and make it virtually indestructible.

Trish led a normal life with her mother, Donatella Una, until she discovered that her father was the head of the powerful Passione gang after her mother's death. Despite her refined tastes, Trish appeared to live in modest circumstances.

After Donatella, Passione discovered her true identity and became the focus of attention for two factions: first, her father's loyal subordinates, who tried to protect her, and then the Execution Squad, who wanted to kidnap Trish to get to the Chief. Agents loyal to the Chief quickly captured her, but the traitorous assassins continued to pursue her.

Mista is a teenager of average height and build. He wears a uniquely shaped hat with a diagonal grid pattern and an arrow-shaped front. His skin is tan and his eyes are dark and dull.

Mista is a laid-back and optimistic teenager, often seen joking around when not directly engaged in combat. His backstory describes him as a carefree individual whose goal was to enjoy life's simple pleasures.

Sex Pistols is a multi-Stand, composed of six tiny bullets, each with its own distinct personality. These bullets reside within a revolver, numbered 1 through 7, skipping number 4, a detail that alludes to Mista's tetraphobia. They all have teardrop-shaped heads, white eyes with black lines and small ridges radiating outwards from the center, some of which appear cross-eyed. Their "clothing" consists of shirts with pointed shoulder pads, tight pants with legging-like knee pads, and shoes with upturned toes. Ironically, each has four fingers instead of five on each hand.

Mista was captured by the police and sentenced to fifteen to thirty years in prison. Although he nearly lost his life and only killed the men in self-defense, no one believed he could pick up and reload a gun during a firefight without injuring himself, not to mention that reloading the weapon showed his intent to kill the men. Mista, who had embraced life, began to wonder if he would really spend thirty years of his youth in prison. However, news of Mista's incident caught Bucciarati's attention, leading him to get Mista out of prison and encouraging him to join Passione.

Giorno is a teenager of average height and a slim but muscular build, much shorter than previous JoJos. He has moderately long blond hair tied back in a short, braided ponytail, with three large, distinctive curls arranged in a row across his forehead. His hair was originally black and unkempt, but it transformed upon awakening his Stand. [3] His eyes, especially prominent in early depictions, are sharp at the corners, similar to his father's.

Giorno's childhood was marked by unhappiness and loneliness due to the bullying and abuse he suffered at the hands of his stepfather. As a result, he was initially cold and indifferent to everyone and considered himself despicable because of the way he was treated. Those who knew him easily assumed he would become a twisted person. This changed when he befriended an injured gangster whom he saved. Because the man protected him from those who had harmed him in return for his help, Giorno learned to trust people. Since then, he has become a more confident and compassionate person.

Gold Experience is one of the most versatile Stands in the series. It has the ability to create and manipulate life, which Giorno often uses to produce plants and small animals. Both abilities can be employed for various purposes, from disguise to tracing origins. As a short-range Power-type Stand, it is also capable of unleashing a flurry of punches, which Giorno uses almost exclusively with lethal intent.

His early years were marked by his mother's neglect. She often left home because his presence threatened her social life, forcing Haruno to stay alone at night, fearing the dark and afraid even to cry. When he turned four, his mother married an Italian man and they moved to Italy, leading Haruno to change his name to Giorno Giovanna. However, his new stepfather often beat him.