A Stone Ocean episode carried by Netflix in the show's third batch, airing under the release title Sky High. It sits deep in Part 6's climb toward Enrico Pucci's endgame, positioned between the Bohemian Rhapsody conclusion and the countdown to the new moon.
This installment, the twenty-seventh of Stone Ocean and the one hundred seventy-ninth of the wider JoJo's Bizarre Adventure anime, reached viewers on Netflix as part of the series' third release wave on December 1, 2022. Detailed plot notes for the episode remain unrecorded in the source.
The chapter carries the release title Sky High, a name it shares with the Stand featured in its eyecatch. In the broadcast order it follows the second half of Bohemian Rhapsody and leads into the stretch titled Heaven is at Hand, which opens the three-day countdown to the new moon.

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"Sky Guy," released as "Sky High," is the twenty seventh episode of Stone Ocean and the one hundred seventy ninth episode of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure anime overall, reaching Netflix in the show's third release wave on December 1, 2022.
"Sky Guy" follows the second half of "Bohemian Rhapsody" and leads into "Heaven is at Hand: Three Days Until the New Moon," which opens the countdown to the new moon.
The episode carries the release title "Sky High," the same name as the Stand featured in its eyecatch.
"Sky Guy" runs roughly twenty four and a half minutes, opening with "Heaven's Falling Down" and closing on "Distant Dreamer."
"Sky Guy" belongs to Stone Ocean, the fifth season block of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure anime adaptation.
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