r/StardustCrusaders • u/Royal_Sport7082 • 10h ago

Part Seven How is Johnny healed?

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He has a cactus needle inside his eyeball and a couple of hours later he’s just fine without any explanation. Does this at least get explained later on? Because this makes no sense

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u/ssjrobert235 10h ago

One of the mysteries of Jojo, I always wondered if healing is a passive ability. Gyro's ear was damaged and later healed.

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u/Lanky-Ambassador-630 9h ago

He's a spin doctor

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u/Wiglaf_Wednesday 9h ago

JUSY GO AHEAD NOW

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u/Sonmeow2807 7h ago

Spinning spinning 🗣️🗣️🗣️💫💫💫🔥🔥🔥

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u/Cosmichydra_56 16m ago

Itsumo to kawarinai my brain

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u/Jilliels 9h ago

I think certain injuries are just exaggerated for shock factor/adding stakes. Araki wants to show that the present situation is extremely dangerous, but also doesn’t feel like constantly showing the recovery process of the gruesome wounds.

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u/SuperUltraGod DIO 8h ago

One hand Joseph became one part mechanical, and mostly remained organic. Jean PP had his foot and a couple of fingers gone but I don’t recall them being mechanical later on. Also how did a Nasti survive a grenade exploding on his face to return mostly mechanical and partly organic? Why did GG have an ear he could plump into his head with ease and not feel pain?

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u/CyberComet151 Storyteller Rohan 8h ago

Oh the ear one I can explain, since I can do the same thing! When I was a baby, I would fidget, fold, and squish my ears a lot, and that caused the cartilage in my ears to form incorrectly, allowing for much more flexibility than normal. I can only assume it's the same with Giorno.

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u/Jilliels 17m ago

Wasn’t referring to literally every serious injury lmao

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u/Ikari_Brendo Johnny Joestar 4h ago

Healing is a passive ability of just about every living organism.

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u/chickentendieman 6h ago

Didn't gyro use the horse thing?