A rare warm-hearted breather in Diamond is Unbreakable, this episode pairs Josuke with his estranged father Joseph and lands the two of them with an invisible infant whose Stand turns everything nearby transparent.
With Otoishi beaten, Jotaro recovers the Bow and Arrow but warns everyone to stay alert for the Stand users it has already produced. Josuke, meanwhile, feels nothing but awkwardness toward Joseph, a father he has never known and shares no bond with. He asks the old man only to watch Tomoko from a distance and then leave town. Hurt by the coldness yet unwilling to argue, Joseph boards a bus for the next town, prompting Josuke to chase after him.
Once Josuke catches up, Joseph notices strange handprints in the dirt and insists an invisible Stand user is close. Josuke dismisses it as senility until Joseph uses Hermit Purple to reveal an unseen baby girl. The pair are now stuck with the infant, and when she soils herself Joseph heads to a specialty shop for supplies. Overwhelmed by the vendor's endless products, he burns through all of Josuke's money. Trouble mounts when the baby cries, since her Achtung Baby ability spreads invisibility to everything around her, Joseph's hand included.
Disaster strikes when Joseph accidentally knocks the stroller into the river. In the clear water Josuke cannot locate the child and rounds on his father in anger. Wracked with guilt, Joseph slits his own wrist so his blood can trace the baby's outline, letting Josuke pull her to safety. Josuke's fury cools into admiration for the golden-hearted old man, right up until he remembers exactly how much of his money went to baby goods.
Jotaro secures the Bow and Arrow following Akira Otoishi's defeat while cautioning the group about lingering Stand users. Josuke's strained first meeting with his father Joseph frames the episode. Joseph detects and rescues an invisible baby girl using Hermit Purple, introducing both Shizuka Joestar and her Stand Achtung Baby. After the stroller falls into the river, Joseph cuts his wrist so his blood can reveal the child's position, allowing her rescue and beginning to close the gap between father and son.

Naruto vs Luffy with the twist nobody asked for: Luffy tickled Hinata on date night, and she kind of liked it. We break down the whole fight and commit to a winner....

There are no women on Namek. That isn't an oversight, it's the biology. Why we handed Piccolo the one thing his own species rules out, and why it had to be trap soul....
The thirteenth Diamond is Unbreakable episode, and the eighty-seventh overall, covers Chapters 315 through 317. The adaptation adds several bridging scenes, including Josuke phoning Tomoko, a reveal of his Joestar Birthmark, and an unseen mangaka receiving a Pink Dark Boy manuscript, an early hint at Rohan Kishibe. In his commentary Naokatsu Tsuda noted that the invisible portions were actually drawn into the key frames and then digitally erased afterward. A radio letter read on air references the killer's latest victim, tying back to the severed hand shown in the previous episode.
Shizuka Joestar is an invisible baby girl whom Joseph Joestar detects using Hermit Purple after noticing strange handprints in the dirt, revealing her Stand ability Achtung Baby that spreads invisibility to anything nearby.
Josuke feels only awkwardness toward Joseph, a father he has never known and shares no bond with, so he asks him to watch Tomoko from a distance and then leave town.
When Josuke cannot see the invisible baby in the clear water after the stroller falls in, Joseph slits his own wrist so his blood can trace her outline, letting Josuke pull her to safety.
After defeating Akira Otoishi, Jotaro recovers the Bow and Arrow but warns everyone to stay alert for the Stand users it has already created.
Josuke's anger cools into admiration for his father's good heart, though it fades again once he remembers how much of his own money Joseph spent on baby supplies.
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