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And here's the answer to people suggesting that Narancia could've said the opposite of what he meant, so that it would've come out right when Talking Head reversed it. The Stand makes people say the opposite of what they really think, which means, for example, if the Stand is small, and Narancia...

Page 10: this is actually very smart on Narancia's part. Too bad nobody realized he is forced to lie. Simply put, everyone in the gang share a single braincell, and it's Narancia's turn on it now.

Maybe their food was poisoned after all? That's why everyone is dumb except for Giorno, who hasn't eaten anything.

Giorno, you haven't eaten anything for about a day, please at least grab a sandwich or something.

Sugimoto Reimi the ghost and Arnold the ghost dog from Part 4 don't count as undead then? We've even seen them (and Shigechi, too) ascend to heaven.

Well, Dio created zombies way back in Part 1, guess his son can do the same.

So that other turtle didn't have a key on its back, which means it actually was a second turtle which could somehow draw people inside. As I said before, Giorno's ability is whatever is currently needed for the plot. And apparently the best way to deal with King Crimson is to just disregard its...

Giorno does what now? I thought he transformed the turtle into a brooch, what was that about implanting cells? Are there two turtles now?

What did those cats step into to leave this kind of pawprints?

I think the reason Buccellati immediately assumed the Boss was the one who attacked Trish instead of the last pursuer, is because of the circumstances behind the attack. The pursuers are that - they're tracking and chasing the gang without knowing where they take Trish. This attacker ambushed...

"We'll let our child decide", and then the mother tries to convince the kid to leave with her, while the father just waits for the kid to make a decision.

At least now it would be easier to betray him.

Passione: 749 members total Also, reminding everyone here that Giorno is 15

Mista used up all of his bullet-dodging luck back in that confrontation that landed him in prison.

I think Gold Experience's power is the act of transformation itself, instead of forcing something to stay transformed. If it works that way, then Gold Experience's ability just imbues an object with life, transforming it into a plant, or creature, or body part, and that's it. Once it's...

It's like a repeat of the Man in the Mirror arc, except now Giorno is the one willing to make sacrifices for the sake of victory, while Mista prioritizes dealing with the enemy.

Reminds me of Part 2. Remember the improvised icicle rope Caesar held for Joseph? Also, page 14: that had to be a WRYYYY, come on

Are those... cat ears on his suit?

Remember how Giorno used Gold Experience's power back when he was little to hide that gangster? That was before actually awakening his Stand. Maybe Mista was the same and subconsciously used Sex Pistols to redirect bullets from himself. If so, then he could awaken his Stand without the need for...

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