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Shigechi's Harvest, Part 2

EpisodeS3Ep. 19 (93)

The three-way scramble over a five-million-yen lottery ticket erupts into a rooftop chase across Morioh. Shigechi's greed pits his Harvest swarm against Josuke and Okuyasu, until The Hand's space-slicing power finally settles who deserves a fair cut of the prize.

Air Date: August 5, 2016
Manga Chapters: 338-341
Writer: Kazuyuki Fudeyasu
Runtime: 24:00
Opening Theme: chase
Ending Theme: I Want You
Previous Episode: Shigechi's Harvest, Part 1
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Summary

At Budogaoka Bank, Josuke, Okuyasu, and Shigechi wait as a clerk verifies their winning ticket, only for the man to grow suspicious and press them on where they bought it. Josuke's mounting lies trip over their own contradictions. The clerk then reveals that the original buyer signed his name and number on the back, a detail the trio never checked, and moves to phone him to confirm the fraud.

Thinking fast, Josuke uses Crazy Diamond to rewrite the name and digits so the buyer cannot be traced, forcing the clerk to release a promissory note for five million yen. Outside, Shigechi immediately claims the entire sum, tossing his partners a paltry twenty thousand. Okuyasu decks him and reclaims the note, but Harvest snatches it back, and Shigechi bolts with the two seniors in pursuit.

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Key Events

The chase climbs a building as Shigechi rides Harvest like treads, while Josuke and Okuyasu hurl each other with their Stands to keep pace. Harvest wrecks the pipes bridging two rooftops, though Crazy Diamond repairs them just in time. A sneak strike drops both older boys after Harvest injects alcohol straight into their bloodstream. Cornered, Okuyasu fakes surrender, but the tide turns when The Hand carves through space to teleport the note into Josuke's grasp.

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Notes

Josuke shreds the note, and the panicked Shigechi recalls Harvest, letting Okuyasu knock him down. Reminded that everyone earned the money together, Shigechi finally repents of his greed, and three days later the reissued five million is split in thirds, though he cannot resist starting one last argument over the shares. This is the first time in the series the narrator actually voices the words To Be Continued.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure episode "Shigechi's Harvest, Part 2"?

In "Shigechi's Harvest, Part 2," Josuke, Okuyasu, and Shigechi try to cash in a five million yen winning lottery ticket at Budogaoka Bank, then fight over the money when Shigechi tries to keep it all for himself.

How does Josuke trick the bank clerk into releasing the prize money?

Josuke uses his Stand, Crazy Diamond, to alter the name and number written on the back of the winning ticket so the original buyer cannot be traced, forcing the clerk to hand over a five million yen promissory note.

How does Shigechi's Stand Harvest incapacitate Josuke and Okuyasu?

During the rooftop chase, Shigechi's Stand Harvest sneaks up on Josuke and Okuyasu and injects alcohol straight into their bloodstream, dropping both of them.

How does the fight over the lottery money end?

The Hand teleports the note into Josuke's grasp and he shreds it, prompting a panicked Shigechi to finally repent; three days later a reissued five million yen prize is split evenly three ways.

What is notable about the narration in "Shigechi's Harvest, Part 2"?

This is the first episode in the series where the narrator actually voices the words "To Be Continued."

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