Loccobarocco
CharacterLoccobarocco runs Green Dolphin Street Prison in Stone Ocean, an odd little warden who does most of his talking through Charlotte, an alligator hand puppet that snaps at anyone who dares interrupt his lectures.
Appearance
Squat and rounded, Loccobarocco cuts a bizarre figure whose overall outline resembles a bottle, thanks to the tapered point atop his head and the big circular ridges bulging around his eyes. He is bald apart from one curious ring of hair sitting above his brow.
Personality
He prefers to address inmates indirectly, letting the puppet Charlotte deliver his scoldings for him. Cut him off mid-speech and the alligator will bark furiously at whoever broke his flow.
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History
He first appears speaking with Jolyne Cujoh's lawyer, commending the man's devotion before passing along a letter she wrote, one that lays bare her thirst for revenge. Once Jolyne changes into prison garb, he lines her up with the other new arrivals and walks the group through the facility's rules.
Later, after Foo Fighters kills two convicts laboring in the fields, the guards are stretched too thin to hunt for the missing men, so he assembles the prisoners and calls for volunteers. He settles on Jolyne and four other women and sends them off to search.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Loccobarocco in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure?
Loccobarocco is the warden who runs Green Dolphin Street Prison in Stone Ocean, an odd, bottle-shaped figure who does most of his talking through an alligator hand puppet named Charlotte.
What is Charlotte in relation to Loccobarocco?
Charlotte is an alligator hand puppet that Loccobarocco uses to address inmates and deliver his scoldings instead of speaking directly, and the puppet barks furiously at anyone who interrupts him.
How does Loccobarocco first interact with Jolyne Cujoh?
Loccobarocco first appears speaking with Jolyne Cujoh's lawyer, praising his devotion before passing along a letter Jolyne wrote that reveals her thirst for revenge. He later lines her up with other new arrivals and explains the prison's rules.
What role does Loccobarocco play after Foo Fighters kills two prisoners?
After Foo Fighters kills two convicts working in the fields, Loccobarocco assembles the prisoners because the guards are stretched too thin to search. He calls for volunteers and selects Jolyne Cujoh and four other women to look for the missing men.
What does Loccobarocco look like?
Loccobarocco is squat and rounded, with an overall silhouette resembling a bottle due to the tapered point atop his head and the big circular ridges around his eyes. He is bald except for a curious ring of hair above his brow.
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