:: Jotaro Kujo📖

Jolene is a young woman of above average height and a slim/athletic build.

Her hair is styled in two layers: a dark base that includes two large buns on top of her head and a short ponytail that hangs down her neck; the top layer is dyed or highlighted, twisted into braids that wrap around the two buns, joining with a short length at the back and bangs that frame her face.

Like all other members of the Joestar family, Jolyne has a small star-shaped birthmark on the back of her left shoulder, close to her neck. She also has a tattoo of butterfly wings on her upper left forearm, superimposed on a downward-pointing dagger, which is also depicted on the chest of her outfits.

Jolene's portrayal in Part 6 shifts from a slender, sleek physique to a more dynamic, athletic one. She simultaneously wears several predominantly dark outfits, all featuring a web-like print.

Frivolous, abrupt, and irritable with her elders, Jolyne was considered a delinquent and a lost cause in her youth. Cold to Jotaro due to his absence from her life, she repeatedly attempted to gain her father's attention by committing numerous petty crimes, and was sent to prison for them several times. Due to her father's absence, Jolyne was said to be dependent on the affection and approval of others, and she was willing to take the blame for Romeo's accident, resulting in her being sentenced to 15 years in prison.

After Jotaro declared his love for her, Jolyne noticeably matured, becoming bolder and more confident. "Reviving" Jotaro, who had fallen into a coma due to Whitesnake stealing his Stand and memories, became her priority.

Abdul is a fairly tall man of average build (similar in build to Joseph Joestar). He is Egyptian, and accordingly has dark skin.
His attire consists of a long robe with elbow-length sleeves and a scarf. His face is covered with two wave-shaped scars, identical on both sides, running from his eyes down his cheeks. He wears a bandana, over which his hair peeks out, braided into upward-facing pigtails (resembling top hats). Attached to his ears is a metal necklace with several symbols painted on it, and a red tassel hangs from the center of the necklace. Large metal bracelets hang on both his wrists.
Before his fight with Kameo, he wears traditional Egyptian clothing known as
Galabey, under his outer robe, but after the fight with Kameo, he wears a shirt and pants. Furthermore, Abdul's appearance from this point on includes a scar in the middle of his forehead (covered by a bandage) and a scar on his upper back (covered by clothing).
Abdul is portrayed as a serious, responsible, and generally righteous man. Accordingly, he is very interested in maintaining his "image" (as he repeatedly asserts in his fight with Mariah) as a mature and responsible person.

The antagonist of JoJo's 1, 3, 5, and 6. Originally a man of humble origins but with unparalleled ambition, Dio is a cunning villain with little conscience and an insatiable thirst for power. Becoming a vampire and later a Stand user, Dio gathered numerous henchmen around him and is responsible for many important events in the series. His legacy and influence persists throughout the first six JoJo installments, with characters either connected to him or inspired by him, such as Enrico Pucci.

Wielding the all-powerful The World, he is the first major antagonist to be introduced with a Stand and is among the series' most well-known characters. Dio is the father of Giorno Giovanna, the main protagonist of Vento Aureo, as well as several other illegitimate children.
Dio is quite cruel, power-hungry, manipulative, and lacks conscience and empathy.
Dio's most recognizable characteristics are his boundless ambition and love of power. Abused by his father and living in the most appalling conditions, Dio set himself the goal of becoming the richest and then the most powerful being on Earth. To achieve this, Dio used everything he could to achieve his goals, disregarding any morality that would limit the range of actions available to him. Using manipulation, seduction, and simple violence, Dio constantly sought to become more and more powerful. Dio loved being in a position of power and repeatedly stated how great it felt to be in a dominant position. Conversely, Dio never tolerated anyone opposing him or matching his power, and was repeatedly angered and deeply disturbed by this thought.

Throughout his life, Dio tended to surround himself with foolish friends and then servants who were attracted to his natural charisma.

In Stardust Crusaders, the Frenchman Polnareff embarks on a journey with Jotaro and Joseph to avenge his sister, who was killed by a man with two right hands. In Vento Aureo, Polnareff reappears to aid Bucciarati's gang in their quest to defeat the Italian mafia boss, Passione.

Owns the Silver Chariot stand.

He has silver hair that rises straight above his head, reaching about half the height of his head. He has no eyebrows. He also wears earrings in the shape of jagged, broken hearts.

When Polnareff was a child, he had big teeth and big ears.

Polnareff wears a black, form-fitting, sleeveless top, save for a single strap running from his chest over his left shoulder. He also wears a pair of light pants with pouches attached to the belt on each hip. He lost two left fingers and all the toes on his left foot after his battle with Vanilla Ice.

Jean-Pierre Polnareff is a boastful, yet noble and kind Frenchman.

Polnareff's most defining trait is his honor. In his first appearance, he deliberately stumps himself while explaining his abilities and fighting his opponent, Avdol, in terrain more suited to combat. Polnareff's honor is such that even under DIO's control, he refuses to do anything as dishonorable as ambush someone. Having adopted a chivalrous mindset, Polnareff is reluctant to run from combat or use dishonest tactics, though he can be persuaded to do so when fighting an opponent he deeply hates, such as Vanilla Ice or DIO. In fact, he's somewhat happy to see Chaka challenge him. Polnareff also deeply desires to avenge his fallen loved ones, for example, traveling the world in search of the one who killed his sister.

The grandson of Jonathan Joestar, Joseph is a natural-born Ripple user and, eventually, a Stand user, wielding the psychic photographic Stand, Hermit Purple. A violent delinquent with an exceptional talent for cunning, Joseph confronts the fantastical threats that beset him throughout his life with initiative and impressive ingenuity, battling vampires, Pillar Men, and enemy Stand users.

Joseph is the second most frequently appearing JoJo in the series, after his grandson, Jotaro Kujo. He is also the father of Josuke Higashikata, the main protagonist of Diamond is Unbreakable.

In Battle Tendency, Joseph is a hot-blooded and impulsive young man. Quick to react violently to the slightest provocation, Joseph often fought in his youth; prior to the events of the story, he was imprisoned seven times and expelled from school once for fighting. Having no respect for authority other than his grandmother and later Lisa Lisa, Joseph has antagonized both police officers and mafia bosses. Furthermore, Joseph is a quick-witted individual and regularly taunts his enemies, enjoying their annoyance. He particularly taunted Kars when he launched him into space, claiming he had planned the whole thing from the start to piss him off.

Joseph is a playful person and prefers to fool around over any responsibility. By his own admission, his least favorite thing is hard work, and he had to be pushed to learn his Ripple ability despite being close to death, after which he promised to return and fight Wamuu. Joseph has quite a silly side, and he spends half his fights reveling in outsmarting his current enemy with incredibly cunning plans that surprise his opponents with how foolish his plans seem at first glance.

Kakyoin is a young man of average height and a slender build. He is typically depicted wearing a form-fitting, long-sleeved uniform.

Gakuran/Tsume-eriW, but he is also shown wearing striped pajamas during his first encounter with Death Thirteen. In the anime, he wears pajamas when admitted to the hospital.

Kakyoin has medium-length hair, characterized by large, swirling bangs that hang in front of his face. He wears cherry-shaped earrings: each one is a long, thin arch tipped with small balls.

He is considered handsome and has attracted the attention of several women. One of Jotaro's fans commented on his good looks, and during the Tower of Gray arc, he impressed two flight attendants. In India, a man who wanted to sell him a tattoo also called him handsome.

Later, Kakyoin gains two thin scars running vertically across both eyes; he often hides them behind dark sunglasses.

Noriaki is first introduced as an evil and cruel teenager, brainwashed by DIO. As such, he mercilessly attacks unrelated civilians and adopts a powerful mindset. However, he later reveals himself to be a righteous, albeit brutal, man. Kakyoin is merciless to his enemies but loyal to his allies.

His reason for joining the Joestar group is that they both fight evil, as he mirrors Jotaro's own explanation for saving his life, and, of course, his sense of duty to Jotaro for saving his life. Thus, Kakyoin is a courageous man, willingly participating in the dangerous journey to Egypt, and he can also maintain his composure even in the most dire situations, such as the battle with The World.

Araki notes that Kakyoin is an "honest student type," and therefore can be described as arrogant and somewhat withdrawn. Although he usually maintains a polite and somewhat formal demeanor, Kakyoin is quite cold and proud. He dislikes bowing or fawning.

A forty-year-old woman of average build. Like all other descendants of the Joestar family, Miss Kujo has a star-shaped birthmark on her left shoulder.

In the colored manga and anime, Holly is shown with blonde hair pinned back and green eyes, while in the OVA, she has short brown hair and blue eyes.

Holly's first outfit consists of a coat, a long skirt, tights, and high heels. The second consists of a long-sleeved shirt, a long skirt, an apron, and slippers. Each media depicts these outfits differently.

Holy is known for her sweet nature. She deeply believes in her son Jotaro, is proud of the compassion he shows despite his outward rudeness, and somehow doesn't seem bothered by insults. Her passivity in the face of Jotaro's insults can be explained by the fact that she knows his rude behavior actually hides his concern for her. As a woman who loves her family, she deliberately hides her illness to ease their anxiety. She cares even for strangers, as shown when she strives to cure Kakyoin. She is cheerful, carefree, and always shown with a smile. Kakyoin himself describes her as the type of person he would fall in love with, because she can make anyone feel at ease and soothe their heart.

Holly acts quite childishly, tickling her father Joseph in public even as an adult, and refusing to answer unless her name is called in Japanese.

As a foreigner living in Japan, Holly adapted well to her new country. One man remarked that she spoke Japanese very well, and she even gave herself a Japanese name derived from her given name, meaning "holy child."

Jotaro is of Japanese descent on his father's side and half-British, half-Italian descent on his mother's side. Jotaro lives an ordinary life until the Joestar family's old nemesis, DIO, returns. After discovering his mother, Holy, has fallen ill (caused by DIO's awakening), Jotaro sets out on a journey across the world with his grandfather, Joseph Joestar, and a group of friends to rescue his mother and defeat the vampire once and for all.

Wielding the all-powerful Star Platinum, Jotaro is the first JoJo to be introduced with a Stand and one of the most well-known characters in the series. He is the ex-husband of an American woman and the father of Jolyne Cujoh, the protagonist of Stone Ocean.
Jotaro is canonically a muscular man, 195 cm tall, often described as attractive by other characters. He has black hair that blends seamlessly into his cap, a strong jawline, thick eyebrows, and green eyes. He also bears a slight resemblance to his great-great-grandfather, Jonathan Joestar, and his grandfather, Joseph Joestar, in his youth.

Jotaro's outfit changes in every JoJo installment he appears in. His signature look is a peaked cap with a pattern, torn at the back and blending into his hair, and a thigh-length coat with a stand-up collar and chains. His outfit was inspired by
Babel IIW, a famous manga about a boy in a school uniform who has adventures in the desert.
Jotaro's iconic cap is adorned with a gold button in the center and a rectangular gold plate with a flattened hand on the left. It's torn at the back, seemingly blending into his hair. While they're initially shown as completely separate but slightly torn, later publications create even more uncertainty about where his hat and hair actually meet. According to Araki in an interview, he wanted readers to recognize Jotaro even from the back, not just from the front.