A Stone Ocean installment where the struggle against C-MOON reaches its turning point while Enrico Pucci races toward the destined coordinates. Jolyne bends her own body into an impossible loop to survive gravity's reversal, yet the priest's ambition slips ever closer to reality.
Airing on Netflix as part of Stone Ocean's third release wave, this chapter finds the Joestar allies locked in combat with the transformed C-MOON. Enrico Pucci sprints toward the exact point where his ambition can finally take shape, chasing the state he calls heaven.
To endure C-MOON's command over gravity, an ability that flips a target's body inside out, Jolyne channels Stone Free and reshapes herself into a Mobius Strip, denying the Stand any stable surface to invert. Jotaro rejoins the fight as well, adding his strength to the group's defense.

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C-MOON commands gravity and can flip a target's body inside out, forcing Jolyne to find a way to resist its power.
Jolyne channels her Stand Stone Free and reshapes herself into a Mobius Strip, denying C-MOON any stable surface to invert.
Yes, Jotaro rejoins the battle in See Moon (2), adding his strength to the group's defense against C-MOON.
Despite the allies' resistance, Enrico Pucci reaches his objective and seizes Heaven by the end of the episode, and C-MOON responds by shifting into another form.
See Moon (2) aired on Netflix on December 1, 2022, as part of Stone Ocean's third release wave.
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