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Miraschon

Character

Miraschon is a Green Dolphin Street Prison inmate in Stone Ocean whom Enrico Pucci arms with the Stand Marilyn Manson. Sent to kill Jolyne Cujoh, she baits the heroes into wagers so her Stand can collect their organs and Jotaro's memory disc.

Part: Stone Ocean
Stand: Marilyn Manson
Gender: Female
Status: Retired
Ja Kanji: ミラション
Namesake: Mila Schon
Ja Romaji: Mirashon
Occupation: Inmate
Affiliation: Enrico Pucci / Agents of DIO
Anime Debut: SO Episode 9
Manga Debut: SO Chapter 34
Prisoner Number: FE26789
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Appearance

Miraschon stands at about average height in a pale blouse and camouflage-print trousers. Her short, shoulder-length hair falls in bangs arranged to sit over her face like a mask or a cage, and a barrette holds the parting in place.

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Personality

She is painted as a habitual liar with a fondness for theft and gambling. Even after assuring Pucci that she has reformed, she is caught pocketing a gilded cross and only stopped when he steps in. Once the Stand disc is in her hands she grows notably smooth-tongued and sure of herself.

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History

Marilyn Manson comes to life the moment Miraschon strikes a bet with someone. When she wins, the loser has to settle the debt, and anything they cannot pay is seized straight from their body, up to and including internal organs. She landed in Green Dolphin Street Prison on a five-year sentence for armed robbery.

She first steps in after Ermes Costello and Jolyne Cujoh run into Foo Fighters, wagering on a game of catch with a target of one hundred throws. Jolyne is hesitant, but Ermes talks her into playing, and Jolyne wins. Miraschon then dangles a bigger stake that tempts Ermes, and once Ermes cheats, her own guilt awakens the Stand, which strips away the cash tucked in her top, a gold tooth, and even her liver. Jolyne puts up a fresh wager to restore Ermes and reverse the losses, and Miraschon admits she has been cheating from the start, lured by a promise of parole if she delivers Jotaro's disc. She comes close to claiming it, only for the terms of the bet to be recited back to her before Stone Free finishes her off with a flurry of baseball strikes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the name of Miraschon's Stand?

Miraschon's Stand is called Marilyn Manson. It activates the moment she strikes a bet with someone, and if she wins, anything the loser cannot pay is seized straight from their body, including internal organs.

Who is Miraschon in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure?

Miraschon is a Green Dolphin Street Prison inmate in Stone Ocean whom Enrico Pucci arms with the Stand Marilyn Manson. Sent to kill Jolyne Cujoh, she baits her targets into wagers so her Stand can collect their organs and Jotaro Kujo's memory disc.

How does Miraschon end up in prison?

Miraschon lands in Green Dolphin Street Prison on a five year sentence for armed robbery. She is described as a habitual liar with a fondness for theft and gambling, even after assuring Pucci she has reformed.

How is Miraschon defeated?

Miraschon is defeated after Jolyne Cujoh puts up a fresh wager to restore Ermes Costello and reverse her earlier losses. When Miraschon comes close to claiming Jotaro's memory disc, the terms of the bet are recited back to her before Stone Free finishes her off with a flurry of baseball strikes.

What does Miraschon look like?

Miraschon stands at about average height in a pale blouse and camouflage print trousers, with short shoulder length hair whose bangs fall over her face like a mask, held by a barrette.

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