Double Vinegar

Vinegar Doppio (ヴィネガー・ドッピオ, Vinegā Doppio?) is a supporting character and antagonist introduced in Vento Aureo.

He is the youngest, most innocent and eccentric underling of the Boss. As a member of Passione, he considers himself to be the Boss's most loyal subordinate, when in reality, the two are separate souls inhabiting the same body.

During the course of Vento Aureo, he helps the boss act and move undetected. It is ambiguous whether Doppio is actually a Stand user, but he is allowed to wield King Crimson in battle.

Gender: male Sexual orientation: bisexual Species: Human Nationality: Italian Age: 33 years old (17+ in appearance) Height: 1.70

Doppio appears as a rather thin young man/boy with his hair tied into a neck-length ponytail, tied into a complicated braid or hair clip. The front is left loose and to the side, but the side is often moved, and its length is not consistent. He also appears to have freckles and pink irises, which disappear when he does not control his body; however, like Diavolo, if he does have his eyes, they stand out and tend to be triangular. His clothing consists of a light-colored sweater with slit-like openings that end just above his belly and purple jeans with studs that form a triangle on the sides of his thighs and ankles.

Doppio is none other than Diavolo's alternate personality. Although he believes he is only one of Diavolo's best subordinates, during his introduction in the manga it is shown that he is Diavolo's alternate personality.

His most notable way of showing his alternate personality is by making phone sounds with his mouth to have a fake call with his other personality, Diavolo, who gives him orders due to the fact that in his worldview he is another mobster working for the Boss of Passione. He is forced most of the time to use objects that are not phones or react by Diavolo's instincts to maintain his mental facade.

Doppio is more of an ordinary young man in contrast to Diavolo: friendly, honest, and a bit of a coward. Doppio regularly hallucinates random objects such as "phones" that he uses to talk to his alter ego, unaware that they share the same body.

Doppio mostly behaves like a good-natured teenager, and is by default a friendly and polite individual. Doppio often appears good with children, as he once successfully borrowed a toy phone from a child while taking a train, and even risked his life to save another. Whenever attacked, Doppio automatically reverts to a state of true fear and submission, often choosing the safest option such as complying with his attacker's demands. He is believed to be unlucky and clumsy, providing an ironic contrast to Diavolo's good fortune.

Fiercely loyal to his boss to a point of trying to accomplish the mission first, Doppio is intelligent and quite resourceful, even if Diavolo has to advise him from time to time. Despite this though, part of Diavolo is in Doppio: during the battle with Risotto Nero, Doppio refused to leave the battle or have his boss enter it, staying and doing his best to find the weakness in Risotto's Stand, Metallica.

As Diavolo he is very gentle and patient with Doppio.

The Stand is only used in serious combat, and usually with another Stand owner. A Stand is a psychically created entity by its owner, commonly called a Stand. It is considered a physical manifestation of the user's spiritual power. The Stand usually depicts a figure floating next to the user and possesses abilities different from those of ordinary people, which, according to the Stand user, can be used for good or evil.

Stands are defined as embodiments of "life energy", whose abilities are given in visual form.

The Stand can also represent a manifestation of a person's "spirit" and, to some extent, embodies the human psyche.

Aside from this definition, Stands come in a variety of forms and with different behaviors, if reasonable at all. They follow flexible sets of rules that are regularly violated, and there is no real standard by which Stands can be fully classified. Such as the embodiment of psycho.

It is the subconscious part of the Stand King Crimson, which Doppio can use. Its ability is to predict the future for a short period of time, but just like the Stand Tohth the predictions can be misinterpreted.

Its appearance resembles King Crimson's forehead, but it sticks to the user's forehead instead of the Stand.

Can be used by both Diavolo and Doppio.

Diavolo: While Doppio never learned the truth between them, he did respect Diavolo and always called him "Boss" - though whether Doppio knew Diavolo's name is unknown. Doppio also appears to be Diavolo's gopher, something he takes pride in considering how loyal he was to a point of stubbornness, and seemed to listen to most of Diavolo's orders when he remembered them. Risotto Nero: Both of these characters have a mutual dislike for each other. Risotto dislikes Doppio simply because he is connected to "The Boss" and vice versa because Risotto is searching for the Boss. As Risotto keeps trying to kill Doppio this dislike grows to the point that Doppio is willing to risk his own life for a chance to kill Risotto.