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Based on a few factors, such as Michelle's birthday and WordOfGod in the Author's Notes for Chapter 29, the Akira Otoishi concert in California two weeks from the recent chapters' timeline will lead to a 'turning point' in the story. It's possible it will not be the case, but there are signs that: not only will Michelle and the gang cross paths with Giorno in possibly a Stand-users-attract-Stand-users situation, but that there will be a significant Masquerader presence in the concert... especially if the Grand Marshall themself decides to appear.

Based on a few factors, such as Michelle's birthday and [[WordOfGod]] in the Author's Notes for Chapter 29, the Akira Otoishi concert in California two weeks from the recent chapters' timeline will lead to a 'turning point' in the story. It's possible it will not be the case, but there are signs that: not only will Michelle and the gang cross paths with Giorno in possibly a Stand-users-attract-Stand-users situation, but that there will be a significant Masquerader presence in the concert... especially if the Grand Marshall themself decides to appear.

With the recent release of [[https://iron-touch.tumblr.com/post/746583610506739712/cassette-tape-detected-beginning-data "pierces.exe_11012006,"]] we now know that a vampire escaped while being transported by the Speedwagon Foundation and Passione. This makes sense given how Chapter 21 revealed that Passione and the Speedwagon Foundation had strained relations after their latest collaboration. However, what if this wasn't an accident? What if Bufala, who we know once worked for Passione, actually set the vampire free himself? Could this have been an act of defiance against Giorno's leadership? Additionally, it's possible that the vampire was responsible for Bufala's missing eye, but that's pure speculation.

With the recent release of "pierces.exe_11012006," we now know that a vampire escaped while being transported by the Speedwagon Foundation and Passione. This makes sense given how Chapter 21 revealed that Passione and the Speedwagon Foundation had strained relations after their latest collaboration. However, what if this wasn't an accident? What if Bufala, who we know once worked for Passione, actually set the vampire free himself? Could this have been an act of defiance against Giorno's leadership? Additionally, it's possible that the vampire was responsible for Bufala's missing eye, but that's pure speculation.

Little is known about the Grand Marshal's identity, but this theory has become prevalent within the fanbase after one of the latest chapters. In Chapter 30, Boney makes a remark about the Grand Marshal that implies they're a night owl. However, some have taken this line further to say that this is because of their vampiric nature. Additionally, Boney is very cautious of the Grand Marshal's safety. This could be because it's unsafe for them to come out during the day (much like DIO). The existence of vampires has been a running gag throughout the story, so to make one of the major villains a vampire would be quite the payoff.

An aquatic themed stand which travels through water, belonging to someone who has links with SEES, an organization which has huge amounts of links with DIO's followers. And judging by what bits of loyalty remain for DIO in Midler's eyes, her taking on someone as a family favour isn't too far out of left field.

[[WMG: Cascada's is a descendant of Captain Tennille from Part 3]]

A reason for spreading out the painting after his death might be that he has in some way tied himself to it, giving himself the best odds of surviving and influencing events even after his death.

Most likely Hol Horse

WordOfGod has stated that Boney is an {{Expy}} of a certain green-haired character that's not Beetlejuice. They're both green-haired major enemies [[EmpoweredBadassNormal seemingly]] without any powers. Bad To The Bone even gives Boney a form of JokerImmunity.

They're both green-haired major enemies [[EmpoweredBadassNormal seemingly]] without any powers. Bad To The Bone even gives Boney a form of JokerImmunity.

They're both green-haired major enemies without any powers, yet can keep coming back from certain-death scenarios.

Hol Horse has had girlfriends all over the world, it's possible he could have an illegitimate child he doesn't know about. An idea that's also been explored in the Blood Sun Vendetta series. There's enough of an age difference for it to make sense, she's the first of the cast to meet him which seems like set up for a reveal, her being Michelle's friend makes for a nice contrast when their Dads were rivals, finally Sara and Hol both have gun like stands.

* Forgot to add this, but both their names are also references to Hall And Oates songs.

[[WMG: Boney's character will be based on [[ComicBook/TheJoker]]]]
They're both green-haired major enemies without any powers, yet can keep coming back from certain-death scenarios

* Forgot to add this, but both their names are also references to Hall And Oates songs.

Hol Horse has had girlfriends all over the world, it's possible he could have an illegitimate child he doesn't know about. An idea that's also been explored in the Blood Sun Vendetta series. There's enough of an age difference for it to make sense, she's the first of the cast to meet him which seems like set up for a reveal, her being Michelle's friend makes for a nice contrast when their Dads were rivals, finally Sara and Hol both have gun like stands.

[[WMG: Sara's Father is Hol Horse.]]