Usagi Alohaoe

A tight dark bodysuit swallows nearly all of Usagi, sparing only his hands, feet, and face, and its hood leaves a fringe of pale hair showing at the front. The clinging fabric hints at a lean, toned frame and a mostly ordinary cut of hair with a few spikes above the brow. Circular badges sit on each shoulder; originally drawn as legs in garter belts, they were later flipped upside down to echo the reaching limbs of his Stand, while the torso runs a shade darker than the rest of the suit. He rounds out the look with striped shorts, a small backpack, eyeliner, and, in some scenes, a light beret.

Usagi drifts through danger with an easygoing, almost breezy air. He waves a roll of cash around on a public bus while asking Jodio for drugs, snacks on a sandwich in the middle of a robbery briefing, and shrugs off his teammates' irritation when he turns up late. He greets everyone warmly and keeps stressing how thrilled he is to work alongside them, even floating the idea of mission code names that the rest of the group finds grating. Beneath the friendliness runs a streak of dishonesty, shown when he pads the price of a rental car to skip paying his share. Meryl Mei Qi vouches that he is no addict but a top student.

He also seems to follow the zombie drama The Walking Dead closely. In one crisis he punctures his own lung with a tube shaped by his Stand, a makeshift treatment he most likely picked up from an episode rather than from any medical training.

On the morning ride to school, Usagi flaunts a thick roll of bills and asks Jodio for drugs, drawing a furious reaction. Jodio smooths it over, claims he only borrowed the money, and warns that flashing wealth is unwise since the campus statue of William McKinley might as well be watching; he sends Usagi toward the monument, where Paco Laburantes pulls up on a scooter and points him to a rain gutter holding his purchase. Usagi is soon unveiled as the final recruit on Meryl Mei Qi's crew, brought aboard to lift a diamond from a secretive Japanese visitor. Jodio and Paco balk at a customer tagging along until Meryl explains he is a gifted student rather than a user, and Usagi cheerfully takes the job.

He arrives late at the airport for the flight to Hawaii Island, blaming plane repairs and forgetting his assigned task of booking a rental. He steers the group to a car he swears carries no cameras or trackers and proposes splitting the ninety-dollar fee. At the villa he assigns everyone code names, dubbing himself Blue, then morphs his Stand into a security camera to loop a false feed and slip the team inside. He pockets vintage wine and wrecks a painting while hunting the safe. During the getaway a string-like Stand snares the crew; Usagi alone dodges the first strikes and frees his leg using The Hustle, but the diamond tumbles from Paco's pack, and the mansion's owner, Rohan Kishibe, subdues both him and Paco with Heaven's Door before turning his power on Dragona Joestar.

The two wake enraged and lunge at Rohan until Jodio steps in and lays bare the secret behind the lava rocks stashed in the safe. Watching Rohan's stricken face when one shatters, the group flees with the surviving rock, and Usagi gleefully reveals he swiped one of Rohan's finished drawings, taunting the artist's biggest fan, Jodio. In the jungle he marvels at the scenery until a wire hauls Jodio upward and stitches Dragona and Paco together; fed up, Usagi grabs the diamond, the rock, and the drawing and drives off alone. He returns moments later, ramming the car into a tree to scatter the attacking cats, having never meant to abandon anyone; he had simply worked out that valuables are drawn to the rock, and he nets the cats once Dragona asks him for a net. Back at a cafe before the return flight, he and Jodio test the stone and confirm that anything precious keeps finding its way back to it, just as Jodio senses they are being followed.