Super Figure Action [JoJo`s Bizarre Adventure] Part III 12.Kujo Jotaro Second (Hirohiko Araki Specify Color) (PVC Figure)

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Jotaro, Koichi, and Rohan heard loud noises coming from down the street and went to investigate. They found Kira, bloody and wounded from his battle with Josuke (and Okuyasu). Kira attempted to invoke Bite the Dust once more on a female nurse, but Koichi uses Echoes Act 3 to weigh down Kira's hand and prevent him from pulling the trigger. Using the opportunity, Jotaro stopped time and punched Kira with Star Platinum. Kira was crushed by a nearby ambulance and was finally defeated. [63] [64] This company’s action figures, statues, and toys are great because you can pose them in a variety of positions—whether they’re chillin’ or getting ready to battle is entirely up to you! Proudly show off your fandom with authentic merchandise offered online at Plaza Japan. One-of-a-Kind Products Shipped From Japan

knives, choker, broken sign, 2 Stand rush attachments, alternate hands with knives, alternate "grimacing" head, alternate "grinning" headFull set of alternate hands with "robotic" fingers, 3 alternative heads (slightly larger horns, horns with ringed base, original design with shorter horns and holes on face) In the penultimate episode "Kakyoin: Duel in the Barrier", a scene is added where Jotaro briefly ruminates on DIO's power and how his World Stand and Star Platinum seem similar in nature. In 1988, at the age of seventeen, Jotaro severely injured four gang members in a fight. Knowing his strength could not grow to such a length, he began thinking he was possessed by an "evil spirit" and so turned himself in, to the police. Despite the police and Holy telling him he was free to go, Jotaro insisted on staying, demonstrating the danger by taking one of the policeman's guns and shooting himself in the head. He was not killed, however, as a third arm appeared to him, and was able to catch the bullet in mid-air. [2] With their bodies tired from the recent experience, the group decided to stay a day in Singapore. [25] While traveling around Singapore with Kakyoin and the Runaway Girl, Jotaro saw Kakyoin nearly kill a petty thief. With Kakyoin's personality quite different, Jotaro immediately became suspicious. After almost being pushed down a large building by Kakyoin, Jotaro punched him, revealing Kakyoin to be an impostor. The fake Kakyoin then revealed himself to be Rubber Soul, a Stand user who could use his goo-like Stand, Yellow Temperance, to form into any shape or being. After graduating, Jotaro studied hard and eventually earned a Ph.D in marine biology. He married an Italian-American woman and had a daughter named Jolyne around the age of 21.

In Diamond is Unbreakable, Jotaro noticeably becomes more kind and mature, taking Josuke Higashikata under his wing and expressing interest in Koichi Hirose's abilities, though he still has moments reminiscent of his younger self, such as yelling at Josuke's groupies during their fight. He has given up smoking and drinking, too. While his role in this part is nowhere near as prominent as it was previously, he still isn't afraid to get involved in deadly battles.

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Holy soon called her father, Joseph Joestar, to work out the situation. After a brief chat between Jotaro and Joseph failed to sway Jotaro, Joseph sent in his Egyptian friend, Muhammad Avdol. Avdol then sent out his own "evil spirit", known as Magician's Red, and trapped Jotaro's limbs with rings of fire. [14] In defense, Jotaro's "evil spirit" fully appeared before Jotaro and successfully released him from the fire. Joseph then revealed that the "evil spirit" was known as a Stand, a manifestation of an individual's life force. While breaking the iron bars of his cell, Jotaro accidentally let himself out of his cell. With Jotaro freed, Joseph told him the real reason he and Avdol came to Japan. A century-old man known as DIO, an enemy of Jotaro's great-great-grandfather Jonathan Joestar, had risen once more. [15]

While Jotaro has become more caring with age, he is a noticeably distant father towards Jolyne Cujoh, but still feels bad that he had to leave her without a father figure for so long. Despite still being rather stoic, he truly loves Jolyne. One of the strongest Stands in the series beside the other protagonists, Star Platinum possesses incredible senses, immense strength, stamina, accuracy and speed. Like other physically powerful (or Close-Range) Stands, Star Platinum suffers from a narrow range of activity; active only within a 2-3 meter radius from Jotaro. Now in Cairo, the team decided to split up, Jotaro and Polnareff on one end and Joseph and Kakyoin on the other. Needing an immediate mode of transportation, Jotaro and Polnareff stole a motorcycle and continued to search for DIO. They found two destroyed cars, indicating Joseph and Kakyoin were already in battle with DIO. Jotaro was able to find Joseph, who revealed that The World's ability was to stop time. Joseph was then stabbed by a knife DIO threw while in frozen time and was rendered unconscious. Angered by this, as well as Kakyoin's death that had occurred moments earlier, Jotaro began his fight with DIO. [48]Before the events of Vento Aureo, Jotaro, and Polnareff learned of the Arrows and began to investigate them. Polnareff eventually went on his own in Italy but his investigations caught the attention of Diavolo. Due to being the most recurring JoJo and having a major role or importance in every story he appears in, Jotaro is effectively the protagonist of the entire series. The next day, Jotaro walked to school, constantly being hit on by his many female classmates. While walking down some steps, Jotaro's leg was cut, sending him flying into the air. [8] After catching himself with some branches, Jotaro encountered a transfer student, Noriaki Kakyoin, who gave him a handkerchief to clean his wound. At the school nurse's office, Jotaro opened up Kakyoin's handkerchief which revealed that Kakyoin would kill him. The nurse then began going insane, trying to stab Jotaro with a pen. Kakyoin then appeared, telling Jotaro that the nurse is possessed by his Stand, Hierophant Green. [16] The Baoh figures are figures based off of Hirohiko Araki's other manga known as "Baoh: The Visitor". Yūsuke Iseya in the live-action movie adaptation of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond is Unbreakable.