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Locacaca 6251

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Locacaca 6251 is an experimental drug refined from the Locacaca fruit by the leadership of the Locacaca Organization. Taken by mouth, it delivers a controlled form of the plant's equivalent exchange, healing severe wounds while trading away far less of the user's body than the raw fruit demands.

Form: Orally-administered liquid drug
Debut: JJL Chapter 92
Dosage: 150 grams
Status: Destroyed by Josuke
Ja Kanji: ロカカカ 6251
Location: TG University Hospital
Ja Romaji: Locacaca 6251
Produced By: Locacaca Organization
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Overview

Locacaca 6251 is an experimental medicine developed from the Locacaca fruit by the higher-ups of the Locacaca Organization, who operated out of TG University Hospital. Its name blends the plant it derives from with the JoJo6251 art book. Satoru Akefu presents it publicly as a breakthrough in regenerative medicine, pitching it as a route to exchange one's way toward safe, restored health.

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Function

The drug comes as a liquid swallowed by mouth, and a 150 gram dose triggers regeneration shortly after ingestion. What it offers is a laboratory-tuned version of the raw fruit's equivalent exchange, and it works with far greater force. A single dose mended a whole cluster of Josuke Higashikata's wounds, several of them potentially fatal, yet the price it extracted was mild. Apart from his left eye, Josuke lost only small patches of skin across his face and neck, showing that the formula was engineered to maximize healing while suppressing the deadly side effects of the natural fruit. Even so, Akefu concedes that the drug is unfinished, a point underlined by the vision Josuke permanently lost in that eye.

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Notable Users

Josuke Higashikata is the character shown using the drug, taking a vial to heal his injuries before he ultimately destroys the substance himself. Satoru Akefu stands as its developer and public spokesman, having unveiled it during his presentation on regenerative treatment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Locacaca 6251 do?

Locacaca 6251 is a refined liquid drug developed from the Locacaca fruit. Taken by mouth, it heals severe wounds through a controlled form of equivalent exchange, trading away far less of the user's body than the raw fruit demands.

What is Locacaca 6251?

Locacaca 6251 is an experimental medicine developed from the Locacaca fruit by the higher-ups of the Locacaca Organization, who operated out of TG University Hospital. Its name blends the plant it derives from with the JoJo6251 art book.

Who created Locacaca 6251?

Satoru Akefu presents Locacaca 6251 publicly as a breakthrough in regenerative medicine, pitching it as a way to exchange one's way toward safe, restored health.

Who uses Locacaca 6251 in JoJolion?

Josuke Higashikata takes a vial of Locacaca 6251 to heal a cluster of potentially fatal wounds, before he ultimately destroys the substance himself.

What did Locacaca 6251 cost Josuke Higashikata?

Locacaca 6251 healed Josuke Higashikata's severe wounds at a mild price, costing him only small patches of skin on his face and neck and the permanent vision in his left eye.

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