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Weather Report

Character

Weather Report is a memory-stripped inmate at Green Dolphin Street Prison who allies with Jolyne Cujoh in Stone Ocean. Born Domenico Pucci, he is revealed to be Enrico Pucci's fraternal twin, and his Stand lets him bend the atmosphere itself, from lightning storms to the mind-warping Heavy Weather.

Age: 39
Hair: White
Alias: Weather
Death: March 19, 2012
Hobby: Reading TV Guides
Stand: Weather Report
Gender: Male
Height: 192 cm (6 ft 4 in)
Status: Deceased
Zodiac: Gemini
Birthday: June 5, 1972
Ja Kanji: ウェザー・リポート
Namesake: Weather Report (American jazz-fusion band)
Real Name: Wes Bluemarine
Birth Name: Domenico Pucci
Occupation: Delivery boy (formerly)
Anime Debut: SO Episode 10
Manga Debut: SO Chapter 24
Nationality: American of Italian descent
Cause Of Death: Impaled through the chest by Whitesnake
Prisoner Number: MA152403
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Appearance

Weather Report stands tall with an athletic frame and is typically seen in a dark bodysuit topped by a pale, flat-crowned buffalo hat, a fur cap sporting two short horns at the front. As a sixteen-year-old going by Wes Bluemarine he wore a comparable bodysuit cut off at the waist like a shirt and left his head bare, revealing hair shaped much like that horned hat but without the horns, with a few strands trailing past his neck. After Pucci merges with the Green Baby, a star-shaped birthmark surfaces on his shoulder, mirroring the identical mark on Pucci and hinting at their blood tie.

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Personality

Stripped of his past, Weather comes across as calm and quirky, prone to standing mere inches from Jolyne's face just to make her notice him and to walking about on his toes. He is trustworthy and kind, throwing himself into rescuing others with no thought for his own safety, and he rarely loses his composure unless someone close to him is threatened. He carries a fierce sense of justice, naming the worst evil as the kind that does not recognize itself as evil.

When his memories flood back, a darker nature emerges. Still loyal to his friends, he now revels in his own power, grinning as he shocks bystanders and skipping through his deadly rainbows in a way that unsettles even Anasui, as grief over his lost past hardens into a single-minded drive to confront his twin brother.

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History

He entered the world on June 5, 1972 under the name Domenico Pucci, the younger of the family's fraternal twins, and was taken from the hospital nursery by a grieving woman whose own newborn had just died and grew up as Wes Bluemarine. As a teenage juice courier he stopped a thief from grabbing Perla Pucci's bag, and the two soon began dating. Her brother Enrico, realizing Wes was his own twin, hired what he believed was a detective agency to end the relationship, but the outfit was secretly run by the Ku Klux Klan; upon learning that Wes's adoptive mother had married a Black man, the Klansmen lynched him, burned down his home with his mother inside, and left him hanging to die. Perla cut him loose and, thinking him dead, threw herself from a cliff.

Around the same moment Pucci was pierced by the Arrow, Wes awakened a Stand of his own, one that cruelly refused to let him end his life: winds carried him back from ledges, waves returned him to shore, and his gun jammed with water. On the fourth day snails rained from the sky, and Pucci appeared, revealed their kinship, and used Whitesnake to strip out his memory disc. Years later, going by Weather Report and serving a six-year sentence for attempted murder, he befriends Emporio Alnino and Narciso Anasui inside Green Dolphin Street Prison.

He allies with Jolyne Cujoh to smuggle Jotaro's Stand disc into the keeping of the Speedwagon Foundation, and in a sealed factory the two overcome Lang Rangler, whose Jumpin' Jack Flash strips away gravity and air. After a star birthmark like Pucci's surfaces on him, Weather joins Anasui in tracking Jolyne, weathering ambushes from enemy Stands along the way. The Stand Under World eventually returns his memory disc, and the recovered past twists him; an infestation of his snails begins swallowing Orlando through Heavy Weather.

He finally corners Pucci, losing both legs in the exchange yet freezing the priest's own blood into a lattice of spikes and coming within a single blow of killing him, until a crashing car separates the brothers and Pucci, aided by Fate, runs him through the chest. In his last moments Weather wrenches his Stand disc back from Pucci and leaves it for Jolyne, whose companion Emporio later uses that very Stand to destroy Pucci. In the reshaped world that follows, an alternate version of Weather appears as a roadside hitchhiker and falls in with the survivors.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What JoJo song is the Weather Report reference?

Weather Report's name is not from a song but from the American jazz-fusion band Weather Report, part of the series' tradition of naming Stands and their users after real musical acts.

What happened to Weather Report JoJo?

Weather Report is fatally wounded by his twin brother Enrico Pucci, who runs him through the chest with Whitesnake after a car crash separates the two mid-fight. In his final moments he wrenches his Stand disc back and leaves it for Jolyne Cujoh, whose ally Emporio later uses it to destroy Pucci.

Is Weather Report good or bad JoJo?

Weather Report starts out as a trustworthy, kind ally to Jolyne Cujoh in Stone Ocean, throwing himself into danger to protect others. After his stolen memories return, a darker side emerges and he begins reveling in his power, though he remains loyal to his friends.

Why did Weather Report become evil?

Weather Report grows darker after the Stand Under World restores the memories Enrico Pucci had stripped from him, revealing his tragic past as Domenico Pucci. The recovered grief over his lost life hardens into a single-minded drive for revenge against his twin brother.

What is Weather Report's real name?

Weather Report was born Domenico Pucci, the fraternal twin of Enrico Pucci, but grew up under the name Wes Bluemarine after being adopted following a family tragedy.

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