Ghiaccio, Giorno, Mista.

Character
Tetraphobia: His main trait is a terrifying fear of the number "4." Mista believes it brings bad luck and avoids it at all costs (for example, his Stand, Six Pistols, doesn't have the number 4, only numbers 1 through 7).
Easygoing and sociable: Outside of combat, he seems relaxed, cheerful, and even a little lazy. He enjoys simple pleasures: delicious food and socializing with women.
Determination and Loyalty: Despite his seemingly carefree demeanor, Mista is a cold-blooded gangster. He is willing to sacrifice himself for his friends.
Pragmatism: Prefers not to bother with complex things, relying on intuition and experience.

Appearance and clothing
Face: Mista has large black irises, which makes him stand out from other characters. His hair (officially) is short, though it's almost never visible under his hat.
Headgear: His signature helmet-like cap with a diagonal checkered pattern and a downward-pointing arrow symbol. He uses it to store spare cartridges for his revolver. THIS IS A HAT, NOT A CAP.
Cloth:
A cropped blue turtleneck with the same pattern as the hat.
Red trousers with tiger or zebra print.
A massive belt and heavy boots.
Weapon: A revolver, which he usually keeps hidden in a holster on his pants or in his belt.

Height and physical characteristics
Height: 179 cm
Weight: About 68 kg.
Build: Average, athletic, typical for an 18 year old man.

General characteristics
Mista is a gunslinger. His Stand, Six Pistols, consists of six small creatures that live in his revolver and can change the trajectory of bullets by kicking them. These creatures look like small yellow figures about the size of his pinky, with a number written on each figure's forehead, minus the four, from 1 to 7.

Giorno is a teenager with a striking, distinctive appearance. He has auburn hair styled in distinctive, spiky locks that appear frozen in motion; his hairstyle is daring and stylish. His eyes are clear, calm, yet possess a composure. Giorno dresses in his signature Golden Wind outfit: a suit with distinctive details that reference the Passione gang's aesthetic—it combines elegance with a rebellious spirit. Accessories complete the look, emphasizing his status and individuality. Overall, Giorno appears to be a young man who simultaneously wants to be part of the group and remain himself—stylish, confident, and slightly aloof. He wears a pink suit with a heart-shaped opening across the chest, nothing underneath, pink pants, and black boots.

Character

Giorno is a surprising combination of gentleness and an iron will. On the one hand, he's polite, considerate, and genuinely wants to help those in need: for him, it's not just winning that matters, but making the world a better place. On the other hand, he's incredibly determined and doesn't back down from danger, even when the stakes are at their highest. Giorno is able to think several steps ahead, calculate his options, and maintain his composure in critical situations. He doesn't resort to senseless violence and tries to avoid unnecessary cruelty, but when it comes to protecting his friends or pursuing justice, he acts without hesitation.

Capabilities

His Stand, Gold Experience, possesses a unique power: it can imbue inanimate objects and organic matter with "life." With it, Giorno creates living objects, accelerates plant growth, "awakens" biological structures, and can even transmit sensations and memories through the life forms he creates.

Appearance:
Ghiaccio is a man of below-average height and a slender build. He has blue curly hair and black eyes. His signature look is his thick-rimmed red glasses (which he breaks during battle). He dresses in a white button-down shirt and black striped pants, with fingerless gloves and red sneakers. In battle, he uses his Stand, White Album, which appears as a white suit of armor with skate-like elements, yellow glass on his face, multicolored jewelry, and a prominent hole in his neck.

Character:
Ghiaccio is hot-tempered and arrogant, yet calculating and cool-headed in combat. He prides himself on his abilities and openly mocks his opponents, often voicing his own plans. At the same time, he is capable of respecting a worthy opponent—for example, praising their tenacity. He has a peculiar quirk: he becomes violently indignant when foreigners call Venice "Venice" instead of "Venezia," is also enraged by illogical statements, and generally reacts painfully to distortions of the Italian language, illogical statements, and convoluted metaphors. He combines professional confidence, emotionality, and strange, everyday quirks.