Giorno Giovanna in Stone Ocean

Concept Introduction

• Giorno vs. Pucci after the events of Stone Ocean
• Exploring how the world evolves post-Pucci
• GER (Gold Experience Requiem) gives Giorno a significant advantage

Giorno's Approach

• Giorno prefers full understanding before taking action
• Unlikely to interrogate everyone; focuses on key individuals
• Dismisses talking to Pucci directly
• Focuses on Jolyne and Jotaro for information

Interactions with Jolyne and Jotaro

• Jolyne describes Pucci's insanity and malevolence
• Jotaro provides detailed insights, mentions Dio
• Giorno unaffected by negative descriptions of Dio due to maturity
• Reveals his connection to Dio, but refrains from conflict with Joestars

Confrontation with Pucci

• Pucci is starstruck by Giorno’s resemblance to Dio
• Pucci ultimately attempts to challenge Giorno
• GER overpoweres Pucci, resulting in Pucci's demise

Narrative Implications

• Significant change in the story dynamics
• Giorno's alliance with Jolyne and Jotaro connects the main Joestars throughout history
• Potential need for a new antagonist post-Pucci

The Importance of a New Antagonist

• Araki would need a strong, believable new villain
• Risks of unsatisfying conclusion if conflicts are easily resolved by Giorno

Character Developments Post-Conflict

• Jotaro and Jolyne repair their relationship
• Giorno resumes leadership of Passione
• Josuke continues his usual activities

Future Scenarios and Characters

• Possible introduction of new main Joestar (e.g., Shizuka Joestar)
• Potential for children of current Joestars (Jolyne, Josuke, Giorno) to take lead

Potential Plot

• New villain targeting Joestars through Speedwagon Foundation
• Strategy similar to Diavolo’s but on a grander scale
• Older Joestars compromised, younger/new Joestars face the main threat
• Giorno's minimal involvement to highlight new characters

Final Thoughts

• Mention of a possible powerful new Joestar
• Seeking audience feedback on developing this story further