Dio and his sons

Dio Brando is a vampire lord who is hungry for power, wealth and glory. He wants to become the most powerful being in the world. He lives in a castle in north-east London with his four sons, who were born from four different women. He is currently busy looking for a bride for his eldest son.

Despite being around 120 years old, Dio still looks like he's in his twenties. He's a tall (195 cm) man with a strong and muscular build, with long blond hair that reaches his shoulders and orange eyes. There are three black moles on his earlobe, which many fortune tellers believe bring great luck. Like any other vampire, he has fangs and long, black, sharp nails with claws. Many who have met him or seen him in real life at least once admit that Dio is a very attractive creature. His voice is deep and soothing, and his gaze is piercing. His supernatural charisma has helped him acquire a large number of subordinates. His presence inspires both fear and calm.

Dio is a manipulative person with a constant, cruel dominance and an unconditional love of power. Having been abused by his father since childhood and living in poverty, he strives for wealth and power for himself and his four sons. In order to achieve what he wants, he often forgets about such things as morality and conscience and resorts to seduction or violence. He becomes enraged when someone has the strength to resist him or is comparable in strength to him. He also tries to instill in his four sons Giorno, Rikiel, Ungalo and Donatello love for himself, power and the fact that they are above ordinary people and worthy of only the best. He expects the greatest success from Giorno, as the eldest son. Dio is extremely selfish and does not care much about the interests of others, except for his own children. Although he often treats them coldly, he still wants the best for them, since they are as great a part of him as he is and should be on the same level, although Dio should still be a head above him. He hates the idea of ​​one day becoming like his father, an old drunk who beat him almost every day and drank away his last money. One of his few close friends is Enrico Pucci, a wealthy priest who sincerely admires Dio himself and once took part in the upbringing of his sons.

His favorite drink is red wine, as well as human blood. Dio does not often consume simple human food, but he still has cooks in his castle who prepare food for his sons, who are not vampires, due to their human mothers.

Dio spends his free time in his bedroom or the library, reading books. As a vampire, he is not particularly active during the day, so no one dares to disturb him during this time, although he can be encountered in the darkest places of the castle, where there is the least sunlight.

He has an aversion to dogs, so he will kick or kill one or two without remorse if he meets them.

Giorno Giovanna is the eldest son of Dio Brando. He is both similar to his father and his complete opposite. However, he is his father's favorite son.

Giorno is an eighteen year old teenager of average height (175 cm), with a lean but muscular build. He has shoulder-length golden hair, just like his father's, tied back into a short braid. His long bangs are braided into three voluminous curls above his forehead. His eyes are sharply shaped, also similar to his father, but are a sea green color.

Despite the fact that Giorno looks most like his father, his personality is much kinder, more caring and noble. Although they are both similar in that they are confident, determined, ambitious and go after what they want, although their goals are completely different. For his age, Giorno is a rather serious teenager who holds back strong emotions and appears calm and focused most of the time. However, DIO's servants fear him no less than his father, although Giorno never breaks out into shouting, is rude or resorts to threats. His cold composure and stern gaze are enough for him to make others obey him. This has earned him the respect of his father and at the same time some jealousy from his brothers. Giorno is very observant of people and treats people with the respect they have earned through their actions or character. Sometimes he and his brothers clash over some disagreements, but he still treats them like his own family and will not hold a grudge against them if they say or do something unpleasant to him. Giorno has a kind heart and wants to help people who show kindness to him or others. Although he also wants power and wealth like his father, he only wants to use it for good. Because of this, he can argue with his father and he is the only person with whom Giorno does not hesitate to show his dissatisfaction, resentment and even aggression at times. This in some way speaks of their closeness and, unlike his brothers, he is not afraid of Dio and can enter into arguments with him. Giorno values ​​other people's lives and hates it when Dio goes to murder and coercion for his own goals. However, this does not apply to those people who, in his opinion, deserve it. He is also capable of hurting or killing someone if the person in front of him is a complete nonentity with no redeeming qualities. Giorno appears withdrawn, but he still has his own special charisma, which is not inferior to his father and helps him appear impeccable in the eyes of his peers.

He is polite, intelligent, has manners and is self-confident. Giorno is somewhat introverted, so he does not spend much time with his brothers and father, he is silent until he has something important to say.

His favorite foods are chocolate pudding and octopus salad. Just like his father, he spends a lot of time reading and listening to classical music. He appreciates art and is not averse to visiting galleries and theaters. However, there are things he cannot stand. These are poultry, especially duck meat, people who make him repeat himself twice if his first word was clear and understandable, and also girls who pester him with their obsessive attention and flirtation. Although what else could you expect with his beauty, charm and charisma, which he also inherited from his father? Dio's servants also love and respect Giorno very much and are ready to fulfill his every whim and caprice. Giorno is not at all against using the wealth and power that his father has, but nevertheless, he is not yet completely spoiled.

Donatello Versus is Dio's middle son, who wishes to be like his father in every way and be the happiest man on earth.

Donatello has short, light-colored hair with a black stripe down the middle that goes to the back of his head in a "Y" shape. He has long sideburns that point towards his mouth, straight bangs that cover his entire forehead, and two pigtails. He has a black stripe under each of his eyes. He is two years younger than Giorno (he is currently sixteen), but his physique is slightly superior to his older brother in terms of muscle mass.

Donatello is a spoiled teenager who takes advantage of his father's fame and power. He is selfish, ruthless, but smart and outwardly likeable like his father, but lacks his megalomania and cunning. He constantly misses the wealth and benefits he has, but does nothing to get more, as he is too lazy and not as charismatic as Dio and Giorno. At first glance, he may seem like a calm and level-headed young man, but in reality, Donatello is reckless and impulsive. He does not have much respect for people, even his own brothers, but his pride is too great and he is prone to neglect even authority figures such as Enrico Pucci and his older brother Giorno. He snaps at servants, Dio's henchmen, and even the girls he is allowed to spend time with in the bedroom for fun. This is why he has trouble making a good impression even on his own family, causing him to feel neglected and less loved than his other brothers, even though all of Dio's children receive equal benefits.

Rikiel is the third and one of Dio's youngest sons. He is a very shy and meek young man who has a hard time hiding his true emotions.

Rikiel is a fifteen year old boy with a strong build and a long face. He has dark purple hair styled in curls with dark red highlights and grayish-yellow eyes.

Rikiel is a shy and meek young man who is unlucky in many ways, which is why he can be seen in a depressed state. He suffers from a strange affliction, at some point his eyelids close by themselves, breathing becomes difficult, causing him to panic. He often cries and says that it is clearly a mistake that he is Dio's son. But his positive traits are that Rikiel is actually a capable and intelligent young man who is interested in the development of human progress. He probably dreams of becoming a scientist or an inventor. Like Giorno, he is an introvert and does not spend much time with his brothers, however, unlike Giorno, he does lack communication and attention from others, but he is too timid to intentionally sit next to and talk to his more impulsive and aggressive brothers (Donatello and Ungalo), and especially not with his father or Giorno.

Ungalo is the fourth and youngest of Dio's sons. Repulsive in both appearance and character, he is nonetheless proud to be the son of a vampire and sincerely believes that he will one day surpass his father in power and strength.

Ungalo is a fifteen year old boy with a repulsive appearance, but still a strong and robust build. His face is flat, his eyes are small, his teeth are large, his ears are pointed, and he has a U-shaped mark under his left eye.

Ungalo has inherited his father's worst traits: sadism, cruelty, vulgar behavior, and a short temper. He wishes to plunge the world into despair and chaos if he ever comes to power with his father. Ungalo is loud, impulsive, and has no desire to observe the rules of decency, which is why his older brothers are not often willing to interact with him. He is sloppy and his worldview remains childish, despite the fact that he is already fifteen years old. Although he also loves to read books, but while Giorno reads about nature, biology, and animals, and Rikiel about famous inventors, technology, and art, Ungalo mostly reads fairy tale books over and over again.

Enrico Pucci is a priest, a close friend of Dio, and also a teacher and educator of his four children. Since Dio's sons are not the most ordinary teenagers, they do not attend educational institutions, but as his children, they cannot remain illiterate and ignorant boys. That is why on weekdays Pucci gives them lessons for six hours with short breaks.

Pucci is a thirty-nine year old dark-skinned man of above average height (195 cm) and a slender build. He has short grey hair with shaved lines forming two elongated hexagons between his scalp and temples, each connected to its corresponding eyebrow by a zig-zag lock of hair. He has dark purple eyes that appear almost black and thin sideburns. As a priest, Pucci wears a tight-fitting black robe.

Pucci (or as everyone calls him - Father Pucci) is a friendly person who, being a priest, tries to follow the faith, but also idolizes Dio and his four sons. He is prone to chatter, as he spends a lot of time interacting with Dio and his sons. For example, when he is giving them his lessons, he can briefly become distracted from their studies and begin to talk about any random topic that suddenly comes to his mind. Pucci is a reserved person who is difficult to get to break into a scream, but if he is still able to cause serious physical harm to whoever provoked him, while still maintaining a neutral expression. When nervous or anxious, he calms himself by counting prime numbers. Pucci is completely devoted to Dio and his children. He sincerely wishes for all of them to reach the level of power of their father. He feels familiarity and paternal sympathy for them, no matter what negative traits they may possess. Thus, Pucci is the second person after Dio himself, whom all four brothers listen to.