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Adams is a minor Phantom Blood zombie raised by Dio Brando, distinguished only by an unnaturally long, slashing tongue. Passing as an ordinary villager of Windknight's Lot, he ambushes the Joestar group and is swiftly cut down by Jonathan Joestar.

Seiyuu: Hidenori Takahashi
Status: Deceased
Species: Zombie (formerly human)
Part: Phantom Blood
Gender: Male
Allegiances: Windknights, Dio Brando
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Appearance

At a glance Adams looks like an unremarkable townsman of ordinary height and build, his hair kept short. The single giveaway is his tongue, which is grotesquely elongated.

Once he drops the human guise, a ridge of bone crowns his skull and his frame swells with muscle, betraying the monster underneath.

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Personality

In his masquerade Adams plays a slightly childish local, even mooing like a cow while chatting with Poco about a scolding sister. The act hides a cruel, murder-minded creature typical of Dio's undead, and a sly one at that, since he lulls the travelers into trusting him before striking at their backs.

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History

Formerly a resident of Windknight's Lot, Adams had already been remade by the time Dio seized the town. He crossed paths with Jonathan Joestar's party after their clash with Tarkus and recognized the boy Poco, chiding him for wandering so late and reporting that Poco's sister was furious over it. Jonathan thanked him, and the group set off.

The moment they turned away, Adams wrenched his head around and shot his tongue toward Poco, only for Jonathan to catch it mid-flight. His skin burst to reveal the horned, fanged zombie beneath. Boasting that no one could match his speed, Adams lunged, but Jonathan hurled him down by the very tongue, stamped a Ripple-charged foot onto his face, tore the tongue free, and finished him. That long, razor-edged tongue had always been his only real weapon, used to cut down opponents from a distance.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Adams in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure?

Adams is a minor Phantom Blood zombie raised by Dio Brando. He passes as an ordinary villager of Windknight's Lot before ambushing the Joestar group.

What is Adams' special power?

Adams is distinguished by an unnaturally long, slashing tongue, his only real weapon, which he uses to cut down opponents from a distance.

How does Adams die?

Jonathan Joestar catches Adams' tongue mid-flight, exposing the horned, fanged zombie beneath his human disguise. Jonathan then hurls him down by the tongue, stamps a Ripple-charged foot on his face, tears the tongue free, and finishes him.

Where does Adams live before becoming a zombie?

Adams was formerly a resident of Windknight's Lot, and he had already been remade into a zombie by the time Dio Brando seized the town.

How does Adams disguise himself from the Joestar group?

Adams plays the part of a slightly childish local, chatting with Poco about his scolding sister and even mooing like a cow, hiding the cruel, murder-minded creature underneath until he strikes at the group's backs.

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