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D an G

Character

D an G is a minor villain from Stone Ocean, a former policeman turned convict whom Enrico Pucci sends to murder Jolyne Cujoh. Armed with the automatic Stand Yo-Yo Ma, he stalks the swamp outside Green Dolphin Street Prison until a gruesome trap and Foo Fighters bring his end.

Age: 32
Stand: Yo-Yo Ma
Gender: Male
Status: Deceased
Charges: Murder
Namesake: Dolce & Gabbana
Birth Year: ~1979
Death Year: 2011
Occupation: Police Officer (formerly)
Prison Term: Twenty years
Cause Of Death: Decapitated by Foo Fighters
Prisoner Number: ME14067
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Appearance

Ordinary in both stature and build, he dresses in a fleecy patchwork toga paired with wristbands and a spiked, Pickelhaube-style helmet that mirrors the military look of his own Stand. A single patch covers one eye for reasons never made clear, since the eye beneath it turns out to be perfectly normal once it is finally glimpsed during his clash with Foo Fighters.

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Personality

For most of his appearances he keeps a blank, unreadable expression, though the crimes that landed him in prison suggest a cruel and murderous streak underneath. That composure shatters the instant Guccio's ribs tear off his arm, when he dissolves into helpless, childlike wailing that startles even his Stand and leaves him defenseless right up to his death. Officials hold him in the maximum-security ward partly for his own protection, since word of an ex-cop among the general population would quickly get him killed.

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History

Back in 1999 he worked as a police officer gripped by Nostradamus and the prophecy of doom arriving with the new millennium. Certain the end was near, he shot several people as the year turned, and once the panic subsided he was arrested and given twenty years at Green Dolphin Street Prison. Whether Pucci handed him his Stand or it developed on its own is never confirmed. Tasked alongside Kenzou with eliminating Jolyne, he seizes on the chaos caused by Survivor and DIO's bone to touch Guccio's shoulder and spring a trap; Guccio's own ribs burst from his chest and impale his arm, leaving him unresponsive. Being automatic, Yo-Yo Ma keeps attacking Jolyne and Anasui regardless, until Foo Fighters hunts him down and decapitates him despite Pucci trying to hold her back. His Stand is a long-range humanoid that can speak and handle delicate tasks yet is physically weak, and its saliva is intensely corrosive.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is D an G in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure?

D an G is a minor villain in Stone Ocean, a former police officer turned convict whom Enrico Pucci sends to murder Jolyne Cujoh. He wields the automatic Stand Yo-Yo Ma and stalks the swamp outside Green Dolphin Street Prison before Foo Fighters brings his end.

What do D and G stand for in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure?

D an G's name is a namesake nod to the fashion label Dolce and Gabbana. In the story he wore a spiked, military-style helmet that mirrors the look of his own Stand.

What does Yo-Yo Ma do in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure?

Yo-Yo Ma is D an G's Stand, a long-range humanoid that can speak and handle delicate tasks despite being physically weak. Its saliva is intensely corrosive, and being fully automatic, it keeps attacking targets even after D an G himself is incapacitated.

How does D an G die in Stone Ocean?

D an G is hunted down and decapitated by Jolyne Cujoh's Stand, Foo Fighters, despite Enrico Pucci trying to hold her back.

Why was D an G in prison in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure?

D an G was a police officer in 1999 who became convinced the world would end with the new millennium and shot several people during the panic. He was arrested once the panic subsided and sentenced to twenty years at Green Dolphin Street Prison.

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