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Green Day and Oasis, Part 1

EpisodeS4Ep. 30 (143)

Green Day and Oasis, Part 1 stands as Golden Wind's thirtieth episode and the 143rd across the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure anime. Secco and Oasis hunt Team Bucciarati as Cioccolata's mold spreads, and Bucciarati's corpselike body becomes his strange new shield.

Air Date: May 18, 2019
Chapters Adapted: 554-559
Opening Theme: Uragirimono no Requiem
Ending Theme: Modern Crusaders
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Summary

Mista's quick shot has spared the whole team from Green Day's mold, dropping everyone onto the shore where Bucciarati takes over as Narancia's guardian. Watching from above, Cioccolata praises Secco for capturing the group's despairing faces and tosses him treats, which the pet snaps up with startling speed and precision. The doctor then looses Oasis and its user Secco on the fleeing crew.

While Giorno tends the wounded Narancia inside Coco Jumbo, Bucciarati and Mista climb toward a parking lot to steal a car. Narancia, overhearing Trish call Bucciarati cold for ordering him to hurl the turtle, defends his captain and insists she does not know him well enough. On the stairs, a victim's beer cans tumble down and vanish into the ground, tipping Bucciarati off that the mold is not the only threat. The steps liquefy while staying solid, swallowing Mista's gun and Bucciarati's legs as Secco closes in, but Mista recalls his weapon, blasts a road sign, and hauls them up to the lot, with Secco still hunting from below.

Mista tries to pin the enemy down, firing the instant Secco seizes him, yet Secco spits stones to knock the bullets aside and burrows away before Sex Pistols can guide them home. Wounded, Mista watches Bucciarati suddenly leap off the parking lot's edge. Using the fact that Secco cannot truly see, Bucciarati waits inside the wall and hammers him with Sticky Fingers. Startled, Secco shatters the concrete and dives underground, baffled that the mold never touched Bucciarati; he phones Cioccolata to ask whether Green Day spares the dead, describing his foe as a moving corpse. By then the team is already speeding toward Rome.

In the car, Giorno discovers what Secco sensed: Bucciarati has become a walking corpse who feels no pain and whose senses are dulling. Bucciarati accepts it as a blessing and a lingering gift of Gold Experience, asking Giorno to hide it from the others. A growing rumble then heralds a mold-covered body crashing through the windshield, and the crew realizes Cioccolata is above them in a helicopter, seeding the rot just as the Colosseum comes into view. They bail from the sliding car, only to see the rotor wash scatter the mold across a crowd of civilians, horrifying the group and enraging Giorno. To trap the aircraft, Mista and Giorno fire at a nearby tower and grow trees from the bullets, snaring the helicopter and stranding Cioccolata at its top. Giorno and Mista charge up the hill after him while Bucciarati stays behind to settle things with Secco.

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Key Events

Cioccolata sends Secco and Oasis after the team, and Secco proves able to sink and move through solid ground.

Bucciarati ambushes the blind Secco with Sticky Fingers, revealing that Green Day's mold cannot harm his now-corpselike body.

Giorno learns Bucciarati has become a walking corpse and agrees to keep it hidden.

Cioccolata spreads the mold over a crowd from a helicopter until Mista and Giorno trap him atop a tower.

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Notes

Covering the back half of chapter 554 through the start of chapter 559, the episode aired on May 18, 2019, as Golden Wind's thirtieth episode and the 143rd overall. English releases rename it Green Tea and Sanctuary, Part 1, reflecting the localized titles of the Stands Green Day and Oasis. Its opening theme is Uragirimono no Requiem and its ending is Modern Crusaders.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What Stand power does Secco use to hunt Team Bucciarati?

Secco wields the Stand Oasis, which lets him sink into and swim through solid ground, allowing him to burrow after Team Bucciarati and spit stones that deflect Mista's bullets.

How does Bucciarati defeat Secco's ambush in this episode?

Bruno Bucciarati exploits the fact that Secco cannot truly see, hiding inside a wall and striking him with Sticky Fingers, which reveals that Cioccolata's mold cannot harm Bucciarati's now corpselike body.

What does Giorno discover about Bucciarati's condition?

Giorno discovers that Bucciarati has become a walking corpse, feeling no pain and with his senses dulling, a change Bucciarati accepts as a lingering gift of Gold Experience and asks Giorno to keep hidden from the others.

How does Cioccolata attack the group from the air?

Cioccolata flies a helicopter over the crew and seeds Green Day's mold through the rotor wash, scattering it across a crowd of civilians near the Colosseum until Mista and Giorno trap the helicopter by growing trees from bullets fired into a nearby tower.

When did "Green Day and Oasis, Part 1" air and what does it adapt?

"Green Day and Oasis, Part 1" adapts the back half of chapter 554 through the start of chapter 559 and aired on May 18, 2019, as the thirtieth episode of Golden Wind.

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