History VideoGame / JojosBizarreAdventureThe7thStandUser

** [[spoiler:Gai, user of The Tyde, the Stand faced is Mannish Boy is cured or the extra plane repaired in Saudi Arabia]] is the father of Okuyasu and Keicho before he became an immortal monster.

** Speaking of [[spoiler:Joseph's son]], if the protagonist is female, in the Justice ark, you get a scene where Polnareff tries to get a separate room for himself and her, and when told off by Joseph, retaliates by saying that [[Joseph is quite the womanizer himself, and "Holly probably has a brother or two somewhere".]]

** The Joykiller is the bastard child of [[Franchise/FridayThe13th Jason Voorhees]] and [[Franchise/TheTexasChainsawMassacre Leatherface]].

* GuestStarPartyMember: Hol Horse joins you for the Arabian Mansion.

* MotorMouth: Sweet Amber, the user of Frantic. The game doesn't even let you read her speech bubbles.
* MusicalisInterruptus: A non-comedic example occurs whenever DIO stops time completely.

** The fortune teller in the fishing village after Midler's defeat mentions what will happen to many of the characters, [[spoiler:like Avdol's death, Joseph's son, and Polnareff being trapped in a turtle]].

* {{Ninja}}: The alternate outfit for the short male protagonist.

** Mariska, the user of Shocking Blue, as well.

* SequentialBoss: After finding out about Anubis, you fight Chaka, Khan, and [[spoiler:Black Polnareff]] with nothing in between but cutscenes.

* SoLastSeason: DIO thinks this of the Ripple. You have the [[spoiler:opportunity to prove him very wrong in a few routes]].

** [spoiler:Steel, the adoptive father of the reborn Alicia,]] is one of the victims of Yoshikage Kira who got killed by trying to dig up dirt on him.

** You, potentially, if you have certain Stands such as The Joykiller, Purple Haze or Napalm Death.

* CruelAndUnusualPunishment: After finding where Cameo is hiding on the Deserted Island, a female protagonist will not take a piss inside his breathing tube. Instead, she'll pour a whole bottle of ''soy sauce'' in it.

** Rainbow, the fortune teller in Japan, wants to rid the world of Stand users, while she herself is a Stand user. Justified, kinda, in that Rainbow does not know this.

* MetalSlime: Overdrives and Evil Ripple Users in Cairo. They look like the regular "Automatic Stand" or "Martial artist" enemies, are hard to reach since unlike any enemy, Overdrives run away from you and are fast while Ripple Users can cross half the scfeen in one jump and move all over the place. When you manage to reach them, they have lots of HP, high defenses and very strong attacks that can 1- or 2-shot a level 50 character. But they have the best XP and money drop and, in addition, Overdrives are the enemy with the highest chance to raise FP with Iggy and Ripple Users can drop the [[ThePowerOfTheSun Ripple Gale skillbook]].

* RealityBreakingParadox: [[spoiler:When Vins uses her Stand's power, she leaves the universe to observe the path of fate. Since she was still in that position when Made in Heaven accelerated time, the original universe continued to accelerate even after Pucci was killed and Emporio went to a different universe because Pucci's vision of Heaven required ''everyone'' to know their fate. This continued until she was forced out of her position by a new observer: the player.]]

** [[spoiler:Vins's]] ultimate goal is to make sure the events of Part 3 stay firmly on the path of canon so that [[spoiler:the reality resetting events done by Pucci in Part 6 can take place -- as that, combined with her powers of timeline observation, will allow her to avert the death of her beloved son Wes (AKA Weather Report).]]

** [[spoiler: Clayman in the Developer's Room]] will give you a full explication about the plot as well as an explanation of how the time-manipulating Stands work in ''Jojo'', using a DVD player remote as a metaphor: [[spoiler:Star Platinum and The World]] are the "Pause" button, [[spoiler:Bites The Dust]] the "Rewind", [[spoiler:King Crimson]] the "Skip chapter", [[spoiler:Made In Heaven]] the "Fast forward" but accelerating and looping over time and [[spoiler:Hanoi Rocks]] turns you from a character in the movie to the spectator.

* AscendedExtra: [[spoiler:Alicia and Berlin are the SPW agents that were pierced by the Stand Arrow fragments and died from the spiritual strain in ''Vento Aureo''. Vins is Mrs. Bluemarine, the adoptive mother of Weather Report, having survived the burning of her home by finding a Stone Mask under the floorboards and turning herself into a vampire.]]
** [[spoiler:Gai is the father of Okuyasu and Keicho before he became an immortal monster.]]

* ArtificialHuman: [[spoiler:The characters from Parts 1 and 2 seen throughout the game are actually artificial constructs made by Alicia and Berlin with memories formed from when they were in their prime.]]

* DarkerAndEdgier: To an extent. In the manga and animated adaptations, many enemies were simply "retired" instead of outright killed. [[spoiler:Sanctuary reveals that most of the encountered minions of DIO died from the protagonists battling them. Or perhaps DIO [[YouHaveFailedMe had them killed.]]]]

** [[spoiler: Clayman in the Developer's Room]] will give you a full explication about the plot as well as an explanation of how the time-manipulating Stands work in ''Jojo'', using a DVD player remote as a metaphor: [[spoiler:Star Platinum and The World]] are the "Pause" button, [[spoiler:Crazy Diamond]] the "Rewind", [[spoiler:King Crimson]] the "Skip chapter", [[spoiler:Made In Heaven]] the "Fast forward" but accelerating over time and [[spoiler: Hanoi Rocks]] turns you from a character in the movie to the spectator.

* MetalSlime: Overdrives and Evil Ripple Warriors in Cairo. They look like the regular "Automatic Stand" or "Martial artist" enemies, are hard to reach since unlike any enemy, the run away from you and are fast. When you manage to reach them, they have lots of HP, high defenses and very strong attacks that can 1- or 2-shot a level 50 character. But they have the best XP and money drop and, in addition, Overdrives are the enemy with the highest chance to raise FP with Iggy and Ripple Warriors can drop the [[ThePowerOfTheSun Ripple Gale skillbook]].

* ThePowerOfTheSun: Hamon (Ripple) makes a comeback from ''Battle Tendency'' and can be learned by obtaining skillbooks or is naturally learned by some charcters. While not very useful against Stands, it's devastating against vampires and zombies and possess attacks for all ranges as well as healing skills. Users, both potential and natural, include the protagonist, Joseph, Jotaro, [[spoiler: Dire, Speedwagon]] and [[spoiler: the Ripple Warriors Clones (Caesar, Lisa Lisa and Jonathan)]].

* MetalSlime: Overdrives in Cairo. They look like the regular "Automatic Stand" enemy, are hard to reach since unlike any enemy, the run away from you and are fast. When you manage to reach them, they have lots of HP, high defenses and very strong attacks that can 1- or 2-shot a level 50 character. But they have the best XP and money drop and are the enemy with the highest chance to raise FP with Iggy.

* AscendedExtra: [[spoiler:Berlin is the SPW agent that was pierced by the Stand Arrow and died from the spiritual strain. Vins is Mrs. Bluemarine, the adoptive mother of Weather Report, having survived the burning of her home by finding a Stone Mask under the floorboards and turning herself into a vampire.]]

* AllThereInTheManual: Information regarding the Stand users created for the game is found in the Debug Room.
** [[spoiler: Clayman in the Developer's Room]] will give you a full explication about the plot as well as an explanation of how the time-manipulating Stands work in ''JoJo'', using a DVD movie as a metaphor: [[spoiler:Star Platinum and The World]] are the "Pause" button on your remote, [[spoiler:Crazy Diamond]] the "Rewind", [[spoiler:King Crimson]] the "Skip chapter", [[spoiler:Made In Heaven]] the "Fast forward" but accelerating over time and [[spoiler: Hanoi Rocks]] turns you from a character in the movie to the spectator.

** You, potentially, if you have certain Stands such as The Joykiller or Napalm Death.

* HellIsThatNoise: Once in Edfu, if you go to the bottom left corner of the map, your character will remark about a noise. The closer you go, the more ear-grating it is. The noise makes you lose SP.

* MotorMouth: Sweet Amber, the user of Frantic.

* PerversePuppet: Murderdolls.

* SuperStrength: Red Garland; it's even stronger than Star Platinum!

* SpannerInTheWorks: Multiple people appear to interfere with the original events of Stardust Crusaders, but the player in particular has the option to throw things completely {{off the rails}}.

* AnnoyingLaugh: Joey and his trademark 'Hyuk hyuk'.

** If the protagnist takes on D'Arby in gambling, the Genius Gambler minigame that ensues is styled off of ''VideoGame/AceAttorney'', from the the "Hold It" and "Showdown" bubbles, to the title that pops up before you begin. Of course, winning the minigame leads to D'Arby's breakdown.

** Quicksilver's WaveMotionGun, in clear reference to SpaceBattleshipYamato.

* AndNowForSomeoneCompletelyDifferent: [[spoiler:You can spend 9 Badges of Honor in the Developer's Room to obtain Josuke's Disc, which lets you play through an original story as Josuke Higasikata.]]

** In Polnareff's endings the protagonist ends up joining him on his hunt for the Passione's stand arrows. They can catch a glimpse of many characters from Part 5 including Bruno, Doppio and policeman Abbacchio (who's in the process of being paid off by the man who later murders his partner).

* AndTheAdventureContinues: [[spoiler:Jotaro's and Kakyoin's endings.]]
** [[spoiler:Even some endings for Iggy and Avdol have them investigating a new problem with the protagonist. Avdol's in particular involve him looking into the arrows Diavolo stole.]]

** In one of Polnareff's endings, he and the main character witness policeman Abbacchio being paid off by the man who later murders his partner.

* MultipleEndings: 19 as of the most recent update, to be precise.

* ToAbsentFriends: Can occur in Jotaro and Kakyoin's endings, where those who survived Egypt vow to attend the memorial service of their fallen comrades.

** [[spoiler:Diavolo]], who appears as a special recurring boss in every hub-world stage from the second playthrough onwards, wandering randomly and demanding the player to stay away in outright fear of him/her, upon which you're given the choice to consent or approach and fight. [[spoiler:If you're familiar with his fate in ''Vento Aureo'', you'll quickly realize that he's already under the influence of Gold Experience Requiem's attack, stuck in a loop of deaths but never truly dying, and ''you'' can carry out his next few [[StealthPun for a valuable amount of money and experience]].]]