History Manga / JoJosBizarreAdventureGoldenWind

* InjuredSelfDrag: After his battle with Risotto left him with a heavy amount of blood loss, Diavolo crawls to a near hiding spot to regain his strength consuming blood from nearby animals before ambushing one of the heroes.

* MoreDespicableMinion: As terrible as Diavolo is, he only wants to kill those who he deems a threat to his power base. Cioccolata, on the other hand, is a disgusting mass-murdering lunatic who kills mostly for fun and to prove himself above humanity.

* PainlessDeathForAPrice: Risotto Nero's and Diavolo's/Doppio's fight is interrupted by [[spoiler:Aerosmith suddenly appearing and shooting dozens of bullets at Risotto. As he lays dying, Diavolo offers to kill him quickly if Risotto returns all of the iron to his body that he used Metallica to steal during their fight. Risotto instead uses Metallica to take control of Aerosmith and fire at Diavolo (unsuccessfully), and expires without giving back an ounce of iron]].

The events of the story were adapted by Creator/{{Capcom}} into a 2002 BeatEmUp for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2. An international release was announced under the title ''[=GioGio=]'s Bizarre Adventure'', but Capcom's license for ''[=JoJo=]'' expired and the release was cancelled. In October of 2018, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-M8ncaolysg a fan-translation patch into English was released for the game]]. Giorno and all members of Bucciarati's gang (barring Abbacchio) have been consistent fighters in the Creator/CyberConnect2 fighting games, ''VideoGame/JoJosBizarreAdventureAllStarBattle'' and ''VideoGame/JoJosBizarreAdventureEyesOfHeaven''.

** When [[spoiler: Diavolo]] first appeared while shrouded in shadows, he had shorter hair and he was wearing a business suit, not unlike your typical mob boss. However, by the time he made his first physical appearance, he was given long hair and an outfit that wouldn't look out of place in a [[https://static.jojowiki.com/images/0/03/latest/20210419175518/Diavolo_Revealed_Infobox_Manga.png death metal concert]].

** When [[spoiler: Diavolo]] first appeared while shrouded in shadows, he had shorter hair and he was wearing a business suit, not unlike your typical mob boss. However, by the time he made his first physical appearance, he was given long hair and an outfit that wouldn't look out of place in a death metal concert.

* AbortedArc: Fugo was supposed to be revealed as the Boss's mole within Bucciarati's team and would have betrayed them at one point. However, Araki felt that it would be too depressing to actually portray a FaceHeelTurn so he decided to just let him quit the team without reappearing.

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* EpisodeOnAPlane: Episodes 24 and 25 containing the fight against Notorious B.I.G take place entirely on a airplane.

* BilingualBonus: Since this part takes place in Italy, Italian phrases come up now and then; The Boss' messages to his capos and Giorno's subconscious writing on the plane, for a couple of examples. In the anime, they are fully shown on screen, so those who know the language could just read it from there. However, it gets subverted because the characters will just read it out loud in Japanese, making its contents more readily available for the audience.

** The anime generally [[AvertedTrope averts]] this trope, as all characters (except for Koichi and Jotaro at the beginning) are speaking Italian InUniverse. This is demonstrated in the written text shown on screen, such as signages and text messages, which mostly is in grammatically correct Italian except for the occasional spelling mistake.

* FailedFutureForecast: As the manga was first published in 1994, the official currency of Italy at the time was Italian lira, while the setting for the plot was set in 2001. However, Italy, formally dropped lira as its currency in favor of the Euro in 1999, making the Pulpo's 10 billion lira fortune arc a case of this in the anime.

** Unlike other ''[=JoJo=]'' arcs that already have GratuitousEnglish titles originally parsed in [[UsefulNotes/JapaneseWritingSystem katakana]] or translations from more kanji-laden titles into English, Part 5 has always been presented in Italian as "Vento Aureo" and never as "Golden Wind" for Japanese- or English-speaking audiences, until the 2018 anime at least.[[note]]For whatever reason, the official French translations chose "Golden Wind" (in English mind you) as the subtitle for Part 5.[[/note]] To that extent, they even "change" the translated name of the manga to ''Le bizzarre avventure di [=GioGio=] Parte 5: Vento Aureo'', with Gs replacing Js on covers and other pieces of art. This also works its way into the dialogue on occasion, most notably with Melone's CatchPhrase, "''Di molto!''", as well as Bucciarati and Narancia's {{Kiai}}s "Ari Ari Ari Ari Ari Arrivederci" and "Vola Vola Vola Vola Vola Volare Via".

* CruelAndUnusualDeath: [[spoiler:All of the Hitman Team are hit with this fate after their encounters with Giorno and the gang. Meanwhile, Sorbet and Gelato became the victims of Cioccolata and Secco to warn the Hitman Team to never trying to find out the Boss's true identity.]]

* WokenUpAtAnUngodlyHour: In [[https://notsodailygionara.tumblr.com/post/183467659033/giorno-this-is-a-really-serious-question-please this]] comic, Narancia kicks down Giorno's bedroom door in the middle of the night. Giorno is alarmed, asking if they're being attacked by an enemy Stand, but it turns out Narancia just wants to know if it's possible for him to use Gold Experience to give functional cat ears to a human. Giorno's only reaction is StunnedSilence.

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