Sale is a Passione Stand user who partners with Mario Zucchero to hunt down Polpo's hidden fortune. Chasing Team Bucciarati to Capri, he squares off against Guido Mista atop a truck, using his Stand Kraft Work to freeze bullets in mid-air. Sharper than his partner, he still falls to Mista's trickery.
Slender and youthful, Sale wears his hair spiked along the sides before it drops off around the midpoint of his head, a style that echoes Fugo's. His sleeveless top plunges into a deep V and cuts away at the hips, and stars decorate the shirt, the trousers, and his arm warmers alike. A cap features in his earlier scenes, but he ditches it ahead of the clash with Mista.
Set beside the impulsive Zucchero, Sale is the cooler head: deliberate, driven, and hungry to climb. He reasons that six billion lire would lift his rank within Passione considerably, and he schemes accordingly. Cunning shows in how he correctly pegs Bucciarati as the subordinate most likely to have stashed the treasure, and in his caution on Capri, where he refuses to expose himself and tries to reach Zucchero quietly when Giorno baits a trap. He has honed Kraft Work thoroughly, yet his habit of narrating every tactic to Mista reveals a streak of overconfidence.
While combing for Polpo's fortune with Zucchero, Sale is cornered by Mista, who tags him first in the leg and then in the head, sparking a duel atop a truck. Kraft Work, a close-range humanoid Stand that pins any object it touches in place, lets him shrug off the gunfire by draining each round of its momentum before it can reach his brain. He is finally undone when Mista spends a last shot, having all six Sex Pistols drive it into the original wound so the earlier bullet burrows deeper. Somehow he clings to life and ends up out cold on Bucciarati's boat.
In Purple Haze Feedback he and Zucchero are pressed into wiping out the drug squad to prove their allegiance. Leaning on his partner's Soft Machine, Sale breaks into the group's warehouse in Villa San Giovanni to take out Vittorio Cataldi and Angelica Attanasio. Angelica's Night Bird Flying bleeds away his sanity, leaving him fighting Vittorio with a fogged head. He does land a solid hit to Vittorio's chest, but his own ability is redirected through Dolly Dagger, pinning his heart in place so that a single step back tears it from his body and kills him.

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Sale is a Passione Stand user in Golden Wind who partners with Mario Zucchero to hunt down Polpo's hidden fortune. He later clashes with Guido Mista atop a truck while chasing Team Bucciarati to Capri.
Sale's Stand, Kraft Work, is a close-range humanoid Stand that freezes any object it touches in place, letting him drain incoming bullets of their momentum before they can reach his brain.
Guido Mista defeats Sale by having all six Sex Pistols drive a final bullet into an earlier wound so it burrows deeper, getting past Kraft Work's defenses. Sale survives the encounter but is left unconscious on Bucciarati's boat.
In Purple Haze Feedback, Sale is fighting Vittorio Cataldi when his own Stand ability is redirected through Dolly Dagger, pinning his heart in place. Stepping backward tears his heart from his body and kills him.
Sale is the cooler, more calculating half of his partnership with the impulsive Mario Zucchero, deliberate and eager to climb the ranks of Passione. His habit of narrating his tactics aloud, however, reveals a streak of overconfidence.
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