Kennedy Space Center (KSC), situated at Cape Canaveral in Florida, plays an integral part of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean as one of its six parts and provides Enrico Pucci with an opportunity to attain heaven.
This film employs techniques of direct cinema to give audiences the feeling that they are an observer on an important mission.
1. Rikiel
Rikiel is one of Dio Brando’s illegitimate children and appears as a minor antagonist in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure Part VI: Stone Ocean. Despite his meek appearance, he holds humanity’s progress with high regard and invests himself into their development. Furthermore, he holds himself to high standards, showing great pride after defeating Jolyne Cujoh and Ermes Costello.
Before meeting Pucci and unlocking his Stand, Rikiel was an anxious wreck suffering from frequent panic attacks and low self-confidence. His eyelids would drop regularly while driving caused frequent accidents – severely hampering his life and forcing him to drop out of school altogether. After meeting Pucci however, Rikiel found some hope regaining some of his lost confidence through Sky High – his Stand.
Sky High allows Rikiel to control a colony of rods – mysterious cryptids which fly and feed off body heat in any proximity – which have the power to be controlled only by those who trust in their users and will immediately dissolve once their target dies. Sky High can be dangerous for Rikiel because he must remain calm when using it in order to successfully direct his rods.
Apollo 11 succeeds at giving viewers an immersive, first-person view of its mission by employing techniques of direct cinema. By placing them directly within each step, from being in Houston’s control room with various departments to riding along in Armstrong and crew’s rocket ship and witnessing its landing on the moon – everything adds up to create an authentic experience and build tension as every step could turn into disaster if mishandled. Archival footage, radio transmissions and 70 millimeter film all serve to enhance authenticity while adding suspense over every potential disaster– adding authenticity while creating tension about every step.
2. Ungaro
Emanuel Ungaro stands alone when it comes to creating luxurious couture clothing. Raised in Aix-en-Provence by Italian political refugees, Ungaro began sewing at five under his father Cosimo’s guidance at their family garment shop. Later he went on to work for Cristobal Balenciaga before starting his own label at 24 in Paris.
His signature style consisted of layering different prints and fabrics–such as silk dresses worn over tweedy coatdresses with sweaters and striped blouses, or silk undershirts layered onto sweaters and striped blouson blouses. Additionally, he was an expert embroiderer, using this craft on everything from shoes to hats; often refering to himself as “modern day Cristobal,” his pieces were beautiful works of art.
He stood only behind Yves Saint Laurent when it came to understanding contemporary fashion, using pleated skirts and loose tunics with longer hemlines than typical [US] fashions to interpret current fashions.
Ungaro retired in 2005 after selling his brand to Silicon Valley businessman Asim Abdullah; however, his legacy remains. His namesake perfumes continue to be produced while he also designed watches with his name on them.
JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure is an epic tale about heroic Joestars and their age-old fight against evil, known for its eccentric characters, quirky humor, and nonstop fight scenes. Part 10 features Josuke Joestar who survived Made In Heaven.
Since AU-Giorno is unaffected by the universal reset, he could fight original Giorno in a non-canon novel like Gold Experience Requiem; this would demonstrate Josuke as being the real continuation of this series.
3. Weather
Weather is an agile hybrid rushdown/setup character with endless movement options. His long combos and powerful aerial attacks allow him to quickly close gaps, while his neutral buttons enable him to keep pressure on opponents for extended periods. He can even utilize Stand On abilities as powerful zoning tools that make escape difficult for his foes.
Weather Report, commonly referred to by his nickname of Weather (Uezaripoto), appears in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure Stone Ocean as an amnesiac character who serves Jolyne Cujoh in searching for their past memories and unifying. Weather is known to use his Stand to control various forms of weather phenomena like rain and wind; typically wearing a light-colored flat buffalo hat with two short horns and wearing dark bodysuit.
Emporio Alnino first introduced him to the group as an inmate who stole his memories, later helping to transport Jotaro Kujo’s Stand DISC to the Speedwagon Foundation. Later still, he assisted Jolyne and Anasui escape police by blocking off roads with his Stand, creating rain to hide their identities from their enemy.
Jolyne starts to experience the effects of antigravity, and needs to urinate but is unable to because she is floating. Lang Rangler attempts to hit her with his gauntlets but Weather creates layers of atmospheric air that deflect projectiles aimed at him instead. Weather then grabs Jolyne using his power and propels them toward a nearby factory before suddenly snapping back to reality with another explosion from behind as their atmosphere shatters and an enemy suddenly escapes through an exit door in time before leaving her stranded at last! Finally they arrive at their truck only for it suddenly burst open and the enemy escapes by way of exit doors!
4. Pucci
Pucci is one of the central characters in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure. As DIO’s loyal follower, he implements his long-formulated plan to “achieve heaven”. As a Stand user himself, Pucci uses Whitesnake to manipulate both mind and soul through manipulation; ultimately this leads to gravity alteration C-Moon before becoming Made in Heaven as his final form.
Pucci first joined Apollo 11 Jojo when he assisted Jotaro Kujo against Ungalo, Rikiel, and Donatello Versus. Pucci managed to sway Ungalo into awakening his Stand, as well as teach Jolyne how to use hers, making their relationship closer. Pucci is one of few characters capable of portraying such an intimate friendship between non-Jotaro characters in this way.
After DIO’s Diary was destroyed, Pucci realized he needed its hidden instructions to carry out his plan. With Johngalli A’s assistance he devised an elaborate scheme to lure Jotaro into their prison; when poisoning attempts on Jotaro failed he revealed himself as DIO’s son while also taking Jolyne hostage as part of his plan.
Jolyne gradually comes to realize that Pucci cares deeply for her. Attempts were made to convince him otherwise; when Weather Report attacked Jolyne he used his power and powerlessness to protect her, earning his respect in return.
Once Jolyne and Ermes arrive back at the hospital, Pucci is prepared for them and prepares for battle. However, his plan quickly unravels due to Jotaro’s ability to freeze time using his stand and retreats back to the factory.
Made in Heaven is unquestionably the finest stand ever created in JoJo’s Bizarre for good reason: It marks the culmination of an entire line of time-based stands created by Furukawa Makoto. DIO can stop time from passing; Kira can turn back time; Diavolo erases time; but Made in Heaven accelerates it and creates something truly memorable in battle between DIO, Kira, Diavolo and Made in Heaven. Furukawa Makoto put forth great effort into elevating this epic clash into something truly epic between these characters!
5. Jolyne
Jolyne is an intelligent woman with strong beliefs in her worth and value, who stands by them without wavering. As one of the hardest working members on her team, she always puts others’ needs before herself – which includes admitting when they have made errors in judgment despite their inexperience in certain fields. Jolyne makes for the ideal partner and friend a man could ever hope for!
At prison, Jolyne met and became close with Ermes Costello. They formed an unbreakable bond as they battled powerful adversaries like Sports Maxx, Rikiel, and Donatello Versus together – often using strings to trap foes away. During these fights she often used her strings as an offensive strategy, keeping enemies at bay with string traps.
She later moves to the male ward of a prison, where she befriends Weather Report, another stand user. They quickly discover where a stash of foundation stand discs have been hidden but Lang Wrangler attacks them, Jolyne attempts to deflect bullets with her string but fails, spins around to disorient the enemy before pummeling him with Stone Free and defeats him permanently.
Jolyne later confides in her father that she contacted the Speedwagon Foundation. While he tells her to leave, he still cherishes her deeply. Soon enough, Jolyne made it back to the visitor room where she saw Miu Miu through one of the windows. As she approached the door for instructions from Jotaro, however, Johngalli A shot and attempted to kill Jolyne; Jolyne then spun to disorient him using strings deflected his bullets deflecting their bullets using strings deflecting his bullets before using Stone Free on Johngalli A who wanted her dead. However, Jolyne managed to use strings deflect his bullets then used Stone Free against Johngalli A who tried to kill her with devastating effect; eventually using Stone Free she finally managed to pummels him out and put an end to their efforts using Stone Free she eventually managed to douse him down completely before using Stone Free against Johngalli A who tried killing her; Jolyne spun around quickly using strings deflecting deflection deflection deflection from deflectoring and ultimately using Stone Free against Johngalli A attempted on Johngalli A shoot her before deflect deflection from strings deflection deflection before spinning to deflector deflection deflected his bullets with deflection before using Stone Free on him with great effect before using Stone Free against Johngalli A’s bloody.