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Sorbet and Gelato

Character

Sorbet and Gelato are a pair of Passione assassins from La Squadra Esecuzioni whose brutal deaths help set the events of Golden Wind in motion. Executed for trying to unmask the Boss, their gruesome end leaves their teammates terrified and burning for revenge.

English Voice: Sean Chiplock
Seiyuu: Yoshihito Sasaki (Sorbet)
Status: Deceased
Part: Vento Aureo
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 475
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 10: New York's JoJo
Allegiances: Squadra Esecuzioni, Passione
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Personality

Fellow hitman Formaggio brands the two as psychopaths. Sorbet and Gelato are essentially inseparable, and that constant closeness fuels lasting speculation over how deep their relationship truly runs. Their choice to probe the Boss's identity on their own reads as either reckless overconfidence or genuine nerve.

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History

The pair pay a horrific price for prying into who the Boss really is. Gelato is bound and made to watch as Sorbet is carved apart, then ends his own life by swallowing his gag rather than endure more of the terror. His corpse is discovered at his residence some time later, the gag still lodged in his throat and a slip of paper reading punishment set beside it. Over the following days, thirty-six preserved pieces of Sorbet are delivered to the assassins one at a time. In the anime, the executioners appear only in silhouette as Cioccolata brings down the axe and Secco records the whole thing.

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Legacy

Their killings deliberately echo The Godfather, in which Luca Brasi murders two rivals, one hacked apart while alive and the other swallowing his gag to escape a worse fate. The duo's look and the couple rumors also nod to the Australian pop act Savage Garden, whose members drew similar speculation. Within the story, Cioccolata's Stand, Green Day, provides a tidy explanation for how Sorbet's severed parts kept their shape before being sealed in frames.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Were Sorbet and Gelato a couple?

Sorbet and Gelato are essentially inseparable, and their constant closeness fuels lasting speculation among fans over how deep their relationship truly runs, though the story never confirms it.

Who are Sorbet and Gelato in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure?

Sorbet and Gelato are a pair of Passione assassins from La Squadra Esecuzioni whose brutal deaths help set the events of Golden Wind in motion.

Why are Sorbet and Gelato executed?

Sorbet and Gelato are executed on the Boss's orders after they try to unmask his true identity on their own.

How does Gelato die?

Gelato is bound and forced to watch as Sorbet is carved apart, then ends his own life by swallowing his gag rather than endure more of the torment.

What real-world story inspired Sorbet and Gelato's deaths?

Their killings deliberately echo The Godfather, in which Luca Brasi murders two rivals, one hacked apart while alive and the other swallowing his gag to escape a worse fate.

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