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Dolomite

Character

Dolomite, whose real name is Masaji Dorokoma, ranks among the minor antagonists of JoJolion. A Rock Human left half-destroyed by a past accident and reduced to a limbless hermit, he agrees to help Jobin Higashikata chase down the Locacaca, seizing control of ordinary people through his Stand Blue Hawaii.

Age: 39
Part: JoJolion
Alias: Masaji Dorokoma
Stand: Blue Hawaii
Gender: Male
Status: Retired
Species: Rock Human
Namesake: Dolomites (Italian mountain range)
Occupation: Hermit
Affiliation: Jobin Higashikata (formerly)
Manga Debut: JJL Chapter 59
Japanese Name: ドロミテ
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Appearance

In his prime Dolomite cut a handsome figure, sporting an undercut with the sides shaved and the top swept over toward the right side of his brow. For clothes he favored a flashy striped jacket worn atop a dark shirt with long sleeves.

The accident wrecked all of that. His flesh hardened into a coarse, cracked stone-like surface, his arms and legs were whittled down to stumps, and his teeth broke apart. A triangular mark topped by a small circle sits above his nose, his eyes have dulled, and his hair now hangs long and unkempt past his shoulders, though he still keeps the old jacket.

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Personality

Little survives of who Dolomite was before, though he seems to have been an easy-going sort who still cared for the woman from his past and held no grudge over what happened to him, wishing only to see her once more.

Even with his body shattered his mind stays mostly lucid, apart from occasional animal-like flashes, and a heavy nihilism has set in now that he can no longer take part in society. Fried chicken is a known weakness, the very bait Jobin uses to draw him out.

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History

Once an ordinary-looking Rock Human, Dolomite loved a blind woman dearly. When she strayed into a power plant, he ran in and shoved her clear in time, but the pylons blasted him with such force that his limbs and teeth were torn away; the last thing he saw was her wandering off. Surviving afterward by eating stray animals, he drew a police manhunt and eventually settled as a hermit by a shrine pond.

Jobin Higashikata coaxes him out with fried chicken and asks his help in securing a Locacaca for equivalent exchange. Dolomite sends Blue Hawaii to infect Morioh's residents and hound Josuke, staying idle by his pond. After beating Josuke, he interrogates him and confirms a plant appraiser is the target, then orders him to drown, only for Yasuho to club his skull with an iron bar. Limbless and helpless, he is pushed into the mud, gives up Jobin's name, and is subdued, his fate left open.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Dolomite in JoJolion?

Dolomite, real name Masaji Dorokoma, is a minor antagonist in JoJolion, a Rock Human left limbless and half-destroyed by a past accident who agrees to help Jobin Higashikata chase down the Locacaca.

What is Dolomite's Stand?

Dolomite's Stand is Blue Hawaii, which he uses to seize control of ordinary people and hound Josuke Higashikata on Jobin's behalf.

How was Dolomite injured?

Dolomite was disfigured while saving a blind woman he loved from a power plant accident. The pylons blasted him with such force that his limbs and teeth were torn away and his flesh hardened into a coarse, stone-like surface.

Why does Dolomite help Jobin Higashikata?

Jobin Higashikata coaxes the reclusive Dolomite out of hiding with fried chicken, his known weakness, and asks his help securing a Locacaca fragment through equivalent exchange.

What happens to Dolomite in the end?

After Blue Hawaii is used against Josuke Higashikata, Yasuho Hirose clubs Dolomite's skull with an iron bar. Limbless and helpless, he gives up Jobin's name and is subdued, his ultimate fate left open.

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