The Attempted Rape scene in the first chapter is very disturbing and uncomfortable, where a corrupt cop sexually assaults Dragona during a search. It's especially disturbing due to its realism.
Though it's absolutely deserved, what Jodio subsequently does to the cop definitely counts as well. Dragona uses his Stand to slide the one of the cops' eyes into the back of his head, then Jodio sends crushing raindrops on top of him that leave baseball-sized holes in his body. The rain isn't enough to kill the cops, but then Jodio starts stomping on them like a madman, in contrast to his initially stoic nature. Ouch... This goes so far that Dragona has to talk him down from actually killing him.
In Chapter 2, Jodio gets arrested by the same cop, who shoves him onto the ground and grabs his chin in a suggestive manner. He says he's been dreaming about Dragona every night, and threatens to take Jodio into the back of a dark concrete cell and rape him. It should be noted that Jodio is fifteen.
The Wild Cats' stand power, Cat Size, generates threads that slowly compress on a target, with some of them entering Paco's face, leading to his eye slowly popping out. And there's a whole pack of them.
A flashback reveals that Jodio nearly crossed the Moral Event Horizon when he was 11 years old by setting a bus full of children on fire. The only reason he relented was because an innocent animal would've become collateral damage. Our hero, ladies and gentlemen.
And the reason Jodio set the bus on fire? A group of Dragona's classmates were sexually assaulting them and tried to cut off their nipples, while the bus driver and most of the other children either didn't care or were actively cheering the bullies on. It paints a horrifying picture of Dragona's life, although it doesn't quite justify Jodio's actions.
After leaving Hawaii's land registry office when successfully touching the Lava Rock to HOWLER's land deeds, Usagi starts receiving bad stomach pains, which he suspects is from all the food he ate, until he starts convulsively puking up a storm, which is incredibly cloudy and doesn't stop for anything, causing him to choke on a lack of air. Charming Man lifts Usagi's bodysuit collar, and there's a nasty growth of rock-like shingles on his neck, which he identifies as a chronic disease.
