Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Trope was cut/disambiguated due to cleanup
Changed line(s) 6 (click to see context) from:
* Fighting BonusBoss Death 13 may make you remember, damage done to Stands is felt by the wielder, right? Then that means [[HideYourChildren you're beating up a]] ''[[HideYourChildren baby]]''. An evil, AmbiguouslyHuman baby, sure, but still.
to:
* Fighting BonusBoss OptionalBoss Death 13 may make you remember, damage done to Stands is felt by the wielder, right? Then that means [[HideYourChildren you're beating up a]] ''[[HideYourChildren baby]]''. An evil, AmbiguouslyHuman baby, sure, but still.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Capitalization was fixed from Fridge.Jojos Bizarre Adventure Heritage For The Future to Fridge.Jo Jos Bizarre Adventure Heritage For The Future. Null edit to update page.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 9 (click to see context) from:
to:
** A passenger dying would likely cause an emergency landing, but there’s still the fact that Jotaro has a friend die right next to him and there’s nothing he can do.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
!! FridgeLogic
* If you set up a match between Joseph and Dio, Dio drains the blood of a woman's corpse (if it was Jotaro vs. Dio, it's Joseph who gets his blood drained). It's hard to see, but it looks like Lisa Lisa. It could just be a stranger, but neither option makes sense because Dio needs the blood of a Joestar to revitalize him and Lisa Lisa is not a biological Joestar. Jotaro would have easily been a good substitute in that case.
** It could be a reference to how Straits tried to hold a woman hostage to stop Joseph at the start of Part II.
** Dio requires Joestar Blood to augment himself and synchronize with Jonathan's body. Draining blood from others simply allows him to heal and get ready for a fight. Heck, he used a woman's blood to repair his leg and stomach when going up against Jotaro.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
!! FridgeBrilliance
* It was mentioned that DIO couldn't use his old vampire techniques (such as blood freezing) in part 3, since his body from the neck down isn't his. However, this game has DIO and Shadow DIO still able to use Space Ripper Stingy Eyes, which makes sense as the head and half of the neck is obviously still DIO's.
* If you let the timer run out on the continue screen, Daniel D'Arby will turn your character into a poker chip. In the main series, his stand would do this to his target once they felt completely defeated. By allowing yourself to get a GameOver, you are telling him that you are defeated.
* It was mentioned that DIO couldn't use his old vampire techniques (such as blood freezing) in part 3, since his body from the neck down isn't his. However, this game has DIO and Shadow DIO still able to use Space Ripper Stingy Eyes, which makes sense as the head and half of the neck is obviously still DIO's.
* If you let the timer run out on the continue screen, Daniel D'Arby will turn your character into a poker chip. In the main series, his stand would do this to his target once they felt completely defeated. By allowing yourself to get a GameOver, you are telling him that you are defeated.
Added DiffLines:
* Fighting BonusBoss Death 13 may make you remember, damage done to Stands is felt by the wielder, right? Then that means [[HideYourChildren you're beating up a]] ''[[HideYourChildren baby]]''. An evil, AmbiguouslyHuman baby, sure, but still.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
!! FridgeHorror
* Alessi's ending has him turning against DIO after defeating the protagonists and killing him. After his victory against DIO, he proceeds to turn the entire world into children just so he can have all the money in the world to himself. As demonstrated in his first appearance, he has [[WouldHurtAChild no qualms about physically abusing young children and prefers to fight children over adults]]. Now that he's turned the entire world into children, there's the horrifying possibility that he regularly beats them... or worse... There's also the fact that he openly admitted to allying himself with DIO [[OnlyInItForTheMoney just because DIO would pay him for killing the protagonists]], so there's even the possibility that he might have went through with this in the actual canon.
* Kakyoin's ending has him passing away from his injuries shortly after the plane to Japan takes off, with [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness Jotaro calling out his name in a panic]]. The estimated flight time from Cairo to Tokyo is approximately 14 hours, which means Jotaro had to sit next to a dead friend for 14 hours and cannot do anything about it.
----
* Alessi's ending has him turning against DIO after defeating the protagonists and killing him. After his victory against DIO, he proceeds to turn the entire world into children just so he can have all the money in the world to himself. As demonstrated in his first appearance, he has [[WouldHurtAChild no qualms about physically abusing young children and prefers to fight children over adults]]. Now that he's turned the entire world into children, there's the horrifying possibility that he regularly beats them... or worse... There's also the fact that he openly admitted to allying himself with DIO [[OnlyInItForTheMoney just because DIO would pay him for killing the protagonists]], so there's even the possibility that he might have went through with this in the actual canon.
* Kakyoin's ending has him passing away from his injuries shortly after the plane to Japan takes off, with [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness Jotaro calling out his name in a panic]]. The estimated flight time from Cairo to Tokyo is approximately 14 hours, which means Jotaro had to sit next to a dead friend for 14 hours and cannot do anything about it.
----
