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* '''[[SerialKiller Yoma]] [[OutsideContextProblem Hashimoto]]'''. He's an independent villain following Rohan to Morioh after [[Manga/ThusSpokeKishibeRohan their initial encounter]], burying at least one person in asphalt alive because of them bothering him during his jogging session. He even forces Rohan to panic, something that others are unsettled by, since nothing they previously encountered [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness ever bothered Rohan]]. He becomes [[AdaptationalBadass even worse]] here by harnessing the power of [[ThePowerOfTheSun hamon breaking]].
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* Maynard K. Jones, the BigBad of Peculiar Parasitic Phenomenon, carries many nightmarish moments, despite generally being [[AffablyEvil polite and pleasant]] individual.
** Maynard's array of abilities is somewhat haunting. His stand, Lateralus, has the ability of TimeRewindMechanic, allowing him to plan ahead and reverse victories the heroes inflict on him. In fact, because of how tactically he uses that ability, no heroes but Josuke learn of it in the entire story, and Josuke himself only learns of it ''in the last chapter''. And that's without Maynard himself possessing superhuman strength, speed and regeneration, akin to Ikuro, but dilluted, which makes his physical feats, such as his several near-kills of Jotaro, terrifying.
** While pleasant, Maynard is also shown to be frighteningly [[ManipulativeBastard manipulative]]. He easily preys on other people's insecurities, recruiting Johngalli and becoming a new messiah to him, almost equal to DIO in the sniper's eyes, the man's own devotion looking eerie as well. Even worse is Maynard's showing in the ''"August 15th (Wednesday)"'' arc where he leverages the knowledge of Baoh's eventual hatching against Ikuro, the latter DrivenToSuicide before his HeroicSecondWind kicks in.
** In general, Maynard's demeanor can he eerie. While he's polite and pleasant on average, he's also shown to explode in rage whenever something happens he can't reverse with Lateralus, and, again, his sometimes cruel manipulations occasionally push him into FauxAffablyEvil territory. He's at his most terrifying, perhaps, in the ''"Mass for the Forgotten"'' arc, between him being a HeroKiller with a death that ''sticks'' and experiencing his VillainousBreakdown during his consecutive fights against Josuke and Ikuro, LaughingMad and dropping the affably part of his persona, eagerly bashing Ikuro's head about and breaking Josuke's limbs.
* '''[[SerialKiller Yoma]] [[OutsideContextProblem Hashimoto]]'''. He's an independent villain following Rohan to Morioh after [[Manga/ThusSpokeKishibeRohan their initial encounter]], burying at least one person in asphalt alive because of them bothering him during his jogging session. He even forces Rohan to panic, something that others are unsettled by, since nothing they previously encountered [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness ever bothered Rohan]]. He becomes [[AdaptationalBadass even worse]] here by harnessing the power of [[ThePowerOfTheSun hamonbreaking]].breathing]].
** Maynard's array of abilities is somewhat haunting. His stand, Lateralus, has the ability of TimeRewindMechanic, allowing him to plan ahead and reverse victories the heroes inflict on him. In fact, because of how tactically he uses that ability, no heroes but Josuke learn of it in the entire story, and Josuke himself only learns of it ''in the last chapter''. And that's without Maynard himself possessing superhuman strength, speed and regeneration, akin to Ikuro, but dilluted, which makes his physical feats, such as his several near-kills of Jotaro, terrifying.
** While pleasant, Maynard is also shown to be frighteningly [[ManipulativeBastard manipulative]]. He easily preys on other people's insecurities, recruiting Johngalli and becoming a new messiah to him, almost equal to DIO in the sniper's eyes, the man's own devotion looking eerie as well. Even worse is Maynard's showing in the ''"August 15th (Wednesday)"'' arc where he leverages the knowledge of Baoh's eventual hatching against Ikuro, the latter DrivenToSuicide before his HeroicSecondWind kicks in.
** In general, Maynard's demeanor can he eerie. While he's polite and pleasant on average, he's also shown to explode in rage whenever something happens he can't reverse with Lateralus, and, again, his sometimes cruel manipulations occasionally push him into FauxAffablyEvil territory. He's at his most terrifying, perhaps, in the ''"Mass for the Forgotten"'' arc, between him being a HeroKiller with a death that ''sticks'' and experiencing his VillainousBreakdown during his consecutive fights against Josuke and Ikuro, LaughingMad and dropping the affably part of his persona, eagerly bashing Ikuro's head about and breaking Josuke's limbs.
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** In Chapter 24 he becomes the first HeroKiller of the story, violently killing Oingo by HeadCrushing. Keep in mind that the latter performed a HeroicSacrifice, posing as Okuyasu so that the other could evade that fate. After that, Yoma gets hit by [[PowerOfTheVoid The Hand]], which is very graphic, and survives that, with his DefenceMechanismSuperpower, [[WrongContextMagic The Grudge]], evolving to [[AntiMagic nullify]] other people's stands in mere moments of contact. Worse than that, he escapes and suffers a SanitySlippage, planning his revenge.
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* Kars recovering his memories of [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureBattleTendency his fight with Joseph]] in Chapter 10 led to a massive FreakOut and the pillar man transforming into a mismatched EldritchAbomination, trapping the heroes inside the Super Fly Tower and lashing out in attempt to kill Joseph and Josuke to avenge Esidisi, Wamuu and Santana.
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* Kars recovering his memories of [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureBattleTendency his fight with Joseph]] in Chapter 10 led to a massive FreakOut and the pillar man transforming into a mismatched EldritchAbomination, trapping the heroes inside the Super Fly Tower and lashing out in attempt to kill Joseph and Josuke to avenge Esidisi, Wamuu and Santana.Santana.
* In ''"August 15th (Wednesday)"'' arc, after Ikuro's DrivenToSuicide and surrenders to Undertow, [[SuperpoweredEvilSide Baoh]], out of self-preservation, takes his body over completely once other heroes rescue him, animalistically lashing out and almost killing not only Maynard, but Josuke and Mikitaka as well.
* In ''"August 15th (Wednesday)"'' arc, after Ikuro's DrivenToSuicide and surrenders to Undertow, [[SuperpoweredEvilSide Baoh]], out of self-preservation, takes his body over completely once other heroes rescue him, animalistically lashing out and almost killing not only Maynard, but Josuke and Mikitaka as well.
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** Chapter 22 validates Josuke's fear further since it's revealed that the Morioh office of Doress has ''numerous'' stand users whose ability allow them to spy on the town residents.
** The Doress's experiments and general ruthlessness. While most Doress agents in this story are AffablyEvil with a notable exception of [[MadScientist Miyagi Kasuminome]], there are numerous occasions of the corporation showing its ruthless side. Most notably in the flashbacks where Sendai Kasuminome kills Ikuro's parents. It's also stated that [[ColdSniper Dordo]] killed several teenagers looking for Ikuro, tying the loose ends. [[SpidersAreScary Sap Spiders]] being hidden in Budogaoka High School resulted in several deaths and while Miyagi Kasuminome was the only one stated to be dissecting stand users ForScience, it's mentioned that creation of an artificial stand is a joint effort between various ESP departments.
** The Doress's experiments and general ruthlessness. While most Doress agents in this story are AffablyEvil with a notable exception of [[MadScientist Miyagi Kasuminome]], there are numerous occasions of the corporation showing its ruthless side. Most notably in the flashbacks where Sendai Kasuminome kills Ikuro's parents. It's also stated that [[ColdSniper Dordo]] killed several teenagers looking for Ikuro, tying the loose ends. [[SpidersAreScary Sap Spiders]] being hidden in Budogaoka High School resulted in several deaths and while Miyagi Kasuminome was the only one stated to be dissecting stand users ForScience, it's mentioned that creation of an artificial stand is a joint effort between various ESP departments.
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** Yoma reaches the absolute limit in the ''"August 15th (Wednesday)"'' arc, massacring the Trussardis, torturing Okuyasu and paralyzing Steel when he tries to save Koichi from him. And that's before Koichi defeats him for the final time, launching him away with [[GravityScrew [=ACT3 Screech=]]] and triggering his VillainousBreakdown that the man unleashed onto Maynard and his assistants, killing Johnny and Dixie in brutal fashion before Maynard reverses it.
-->'''Yoma''': ''Y-you! Heh-heh… You will pay the price! T-the price… of y-your lies! ALL OF YOU STAND USING WRETCHES WILL DIE! YOU! WILL! DIE! DIE! DIE!''
-->'''Yoma''': ''Y-you! Heh-heh… You will pay the price! T-the price… of y-your lies! ALL OF YOU STAND USING WRETCHES WILL DIE! YOU! WILL! DIE! DIE! DIE!''
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** Karaiya's fate can also be considered that, with Ikuro using Baoh Break Dark Thunder Phenomenon on him. That attack should have killed him, essentially melting him alive, but [[AdaptiveAbility Forty Six & 2]] protected him from that. Instead, Karaiya got his brain half-fried, regressing mentally into the child he was before learning of the Ultimate Thing.
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** Karaiya's fate can also be considered that, with Ikuro using Baoh Break Dark Thunder Phenomenon on him. That attack should have killed him, essentially melting him alive, but [[AdaptiveAbility Forty Six & 2]] protected him from that. Instead, Karaiya got his brain half-fried, regressing mentally into the child he was before learning of the Ultimate Thing.Thing.
* Kars recovering his memories of [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureBattleTendency his fight with Joseph]] in Chapter 10 led to a massive FreakOut and the pillar man transforming into a mismatched EldritchAbomination, trapping the heroes inside the Super Fly Tower and lashing out in attempt to kill Joseph and Josuke to avenge Esidisi, Wamuu and Santana.
* Kars recovering his memories of [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureBattleTendency his fight with Joseph]] in Chapter 10 led to a massive FreakOut and the pillar man transforming into a mismatched EldritchAbomination, trapping the heroes inside the Super Fly Tower and lashing out in attempt to kill Joseph and Josuke to avenge Esidisi, Wamuu and Santana.
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** Karaiya's fate can also be considered that, with Ikuro using Baoh Break Dark Thunder Phenomenon on him. That attack should have killed him, essentially melting him alive, but [[AdaptiveAbility Forty Six & 2]] protected him from that. Instead, Karaiya got his brain half-friend, regressing mentally into the child he was before learning of the Ultimate Thing.
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** Karaiya's fate can also be considered that, with Ikuro using Baoh Break Dark Thunder Phenomenon on him. That attack should have killed him, essentially melting him alive, but [[AdaptiveAbility Forty Six & 2]] protected him from that. Instead, Karaiya got his brain half-friend, half-fried, regressing mentally into the child he was before learning of the Ultimate Thing.
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->''"Ah, but you don’t have any skipping ropes around here either, do you? There’s not an issue, Rohan-sensei, I assure you. My height, just so you know, is one hundred and seventy eight centimeters. A good skipping rope for me would be around two hundred and twenty eight centimeters. Humans’ small intestines are, on average, six meters long. It’s long, but they’re not very durable. If I fold your small intestine in half, however, it would make for an adequate skipping rope."''
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->''"Ah, but you don’t have any skipping ropes around here either, do you? There’s That’s not an issue, Rohan-sensei, I assure you. My height, just so you know, is one hundred and seventy eight centimeters. A good skipping rope for me would be around two hundred and twenty eight centimeters. Humans’ small intestines are, on average, six meters long. It’s long, but they’re not very durable. If I fold your small intestine in half, however, it would make for an adequate skipping rope."''
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->''"Ah, but you don’t have any skipping ropes around here either, do you? There’s not an issue, Rohan-sensei, I assure you. My height, just so you know, is one hundred and seventy eight centimeters. A good skipping rope for me would be around two hundred and twenty eight centimeters. Humans’ small intestines are, on average, six meters long. It’s long, but they’re not very durable. If I fold your small intestine in half, however, it would make for an adequate skipping rope."''
-->-- '''Yoma Hashimoto in Chapter 9'''
While ''Peculiar Parasitic Phenomenon'' takes place in [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureDiamondIsUnbreakable Morioh]] and contains many lighthearted moments of Ikuro befriending the Morioh stand users, [[Manga/{{Baoh}} the Doress Group]] are more ambitious and proactive antagonists compared to Yoshikage Kira and they bring much more darkness into the town.
-->-- '''Yoma Hashimoto in Chapter 9'''
While ''Peculiar Parasitic Phenomenon'' takes place in [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureDiamondIsUnbreakable Morioh]] and contains many lighthearted moments of Ikuro befriending the Morioh stand users, [[Manga/{{Baoh}} the Doress Group]] are more ambitious and proactive antagonists compared to Yoshikage Kira and they bring much more darkness into the town.
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* '''[[SerialKiller Yoma]] [[OutsideContextProblem Hashimoto]]'''. He's an independent villain following Rohan to Morioh after [[Manga/ThusSpokeKishibeRohan their initial encounter]], burying at least one person in asphalt alive because of them bothering him during his jogging session. He even forces Rohan to panic, something that others are unsettled by, since nothing they previously encountered [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness ever bothered Rohan]]. He becomes [[AdaptationalBadass even worse]] here by harnessing the power of [[ThePowerOfTheSun hamon breaking]].
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-->'''Yoma''': ''"Ah, but you don’t have any skipping ropes around here either, do you? There’s not an issue, Rohan-sensei, I assure you. My height, just so you know, is one hundred and seventy eight centimeters. A good skipping rope for me would be around two hundred and twenty eight centimeters. Humans’ small intestines are, on average, six meters long. It’s long, but they’re not very durable. If I fold your small intestine in half, however, it would make for an adequate skipping rope."''
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** In Chapter 24 he becomes the first HeroKiller of the story, violently killing Oingo by HeadCrushing. Keep in mind that the latter performed a HeroicSacrifice, posing as Okuyasu so that the other could evade that fate. After that, Yoma gets hit by [[PowerOfTheVoid The Hand]], which is very graphic, and survives that, with his DefenceMechanismSuperpower, [[WrongContextMagic The Grudge]], evolving to [[AntiMagic nullify]] other people's stands in mere moments of contact. Worse than that, he escapes and suffers a SanitySlippage, planning his revenge.
-->'''Yoma''':''"Ah, ''…Okuyasu Nijimura… I will tear you from limb to limb… you’ll gag on your guts as I force them up your throat for your… l-last nutritious meal… …I’ll tear out your spine and sever your limbs with it… I’ll crack your skull open and then you’ll start to learn a f-fraction of what you did…''
* [[WakeUpCallBoss Kazuki Karaiya]] is an AxCrazy stand user that the Doress Group recruited to contain Baoh, butyou don’t they didn't account for how vengeful he is towards Josuke Higashikata after their [[Manga/CrazyDiamondsDemonicHeartbreak last encounter]]. He almost kills Koichi by melting his neck if not for his quick wits and Josuke's intervention and puts the [[FanConvention Pink Dark Rhapsody 2000]] on fire killing dozens of people in what's later covered up as ''a terrorist attack''. Even the Doress agents shown later [[EvenEvilHasStandards regret recruiting him]], including Dr. Kasuminome, though in the latter case it's because of him [[PragmaticVillainy exposing the Doress presence]].
** Karaiya's fate can also be considered that, with Ikuro using Baoh Break Dark Thunder Phenomenon on him. That attack should haveany skipping ropes around here either, do you? There’s not an issue, Rohan-sensei, I assure you. My height, just so you know, is one hundred and seventy eight centimeters. A good skipping rope for me would be around two hundred and twenty eight centimeters. Humans’ small intestines are, on average, six meters long. It’s long, killed him, essentially melting him alive, but they’re not very durable. If I fold your small intestine in half, however, it would make for an adequate skipping rope."''[[AdaptiveAbility Forty Six & 2]] protected him from that. Instead, Karaiya got his brain half-friend, regressing mentally into the child he was before learning of the Ultimate Thing.
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* [[WakeUpCallBoss Kazuki Karaiya]] is an AxCrazy stand user that the Doress Group recruited to contain Baoh, but
** Karaiya's fate can also be considered that, with Ikuro using Baoh Break Dark Thunder Phenomenon on him. That attack should have
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->''"Ah, but you don’t have any skipping ropes around here either, do you? There’s not an issue, Rohan-sensei, I assure you. My height, just so you know, is one hundred and seventy eight centimeters. A good skipping rope for me would be around two hundred and twenty eight centimeters. Humans’ small intestines are, on average, six meters long. It’s long, but they’re not very durable. If I fold your small intestine in half, however, it would make for an adequate skipping rope."''
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* The Doress Group in general invokes a sense of paranoia, having been observing Morioh since before ''Diamond is Unbreakable''. They have overly detailed profiles of stand user in town, as shown in Chapter 7 when Kasuminome recounts everything about Koichi, down to his address, height and weight, creeping him out. In the second half of the story Josuke briefly develops paranoia since Doress stand users [[TheyLookJustLikeEveryoneElse look like everyone else]] and can be spying on him at every turn. Even worse, he's [[ProperlyParanoid entirely correct]] as in Chapter 19, during his date with Okuyasu and Mikitaka, no less than three Doress agents spying on him, [[BigBad Gold-Two]] included.
* '''[[SerialKiller Yoma]] [[OutsideContextProblem Hashimoto]]'''. He's an independent villain following Rohan to Morioh after [[Manga/ThusSpokeKishibeRohan their initial encounter]], burying at least one person in asphalt alive because of them bothering him during his jogging session. He even forces Rohan to panic, something that others are unsettled by, since nothing they previously encountered [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness ever bothered Rohan]].
** Yoma's skipping-rope speech towards Rohan when he actually corners Rohan in his house is particularly chilling with how the man flips between AffablyEvil and AxCrazy.
->''"Ah, but you don’t have any skipping ropes around here either, do you? There’s not an issue, Rohan-sensei, I assure you. My height, just so you know, is one hundred and seventy eight centimeters. A good skipping rope for me would be around two hundred and twenty eight centimeters. Humans’ small intestines are, on average, six meters long. It’s long, but they’re not very durable. If I fold your small intestine in half, however, it would make for an adequate skipping rope."''
[[caption-width-right:793:''"Josuke covered his ears to block out the noise that wouldn't go away."'']]
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* The Doress Group in general invokes a sense of paranoia, having been observing Morioh since before ''Diamond is Unbreakable''. They have overly detailed profiles of stand user in town, as shown in Chapter 7 when Kasuminome recounts everything about Koichi, down to his address, height and weight, creeping him out. In the second half of the story Josuke briefly develops paranoia since Doress stand users [[TheyLookJustLikeEveryoneElse look like everyone else]] and can be spying on him at every turn. Even worse, he's [[ProperlyParanoid entirely correct]] as in Chapter 19, during his date with Okuyasu and Mikitaka, no less than three Doress agents spying on him, [[BigBad Gold-Two]] included.
* '''[[SerialKiller Yoma]] [[OutsideContextProblem Hashimoto]]'''. He's an independent villain following Rohan to Morioh after [[Manga/ThusSpokeKishibeRohan their initial encounter]], burying at least one person in asphalt alive because of them bothering him during his jogging session. He even forces Rohan to panic, something that others are unsettled by, since nothing they previously encountered [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness ever bothered Rohan]].
** Yoma's skipping-rope speech towards Rohan when he actually corners Rohan in his house is particularly chilling with how the man flips between AffablyEvil and AxCrazy.
->''"Ah, but you don’t have any skipping ropes around here either, do you? There’s not an issue, Rohan-sensei, I assure you. My height, just so you know, is one hundred and seventy eight centimeters. A good skipping rope for me would be around two hundred and twenty eight centimeters. Humans’ small intestines are, on average, six meters long. It’s long, but they’re not very durable. If I fold your small intestine in half, however, it would make for an adequate skipping rope."''
