2nd Quest: Kill 50 players in Steel Ball Run. Here, you have two ways of getting kills, you can kill trade or get kills by wiping. When kill trading, it is recommended to look for kill traders in Casual mode because there are a lot of people wanting to kill trade, some people lack PVP experience, and some people don't really want to win either ...

During Steel Ball Run, the alternate universe of parts 1-6, these families reappear (excluding the Kujo family). Each family plays a role as well; Gyro Zeppeli is the mentor and partner of Johnny Joestar, Diego Brando is their rival, and Norisuke Higashikata is another competitor in the race, whose daughter ends up marrying Johnny.

Parallel Worlds (, Heikō Sekai), also referred to as Worlds Next Door (りの, Tonari no Sekai), Other Dimensions (, Ijigen), or Alternate …

Parallel World Diego (からたディエゴ, Heikō Sekai kara Kita Diego), also referred to as Alternate World Diego, or just The World Diego, is the final antagonist featured in Steel Ball Run. This Diego is from a Parallel World who was introduced to the "base world" of the Saint's Corpse by President Funny Valentine after the death of the …

Diego from a Parallel World), commonly shortened to The World Diego (ディエゴ, Sekai Diego) or simply Dio, is a secondary antagonist featured in the seventh part of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure series, Steel Ball Run . He is a version of Diego Brando brought over from a parallel world by Funny Valentine after the death of the original ...

Pocoloco (ポコロコ, Pokoroko) is a secondary character appearing in Steel Ball Run. He remains a neutral party throughout the part, being solely focused the race itself and never becoming aware of its true purpose to gather the Saint's Corpse. Pocoloco joined as a participant in the Steel Ball Run race after being inspired by the news given him by a …

THE WORLD (THE WORLD (ザ・ワールド), Za Wārudo) is the Stand of Diego Brando from a Parallel World, featured in Steel Ball Run. An alternate version of the original The …

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Steel Ball Run Explores a Parallel Universe. In the game-changing ending of part six, Stone Ocean, Pucci eradicated the known timeline, …

Following the game-changing events of Stone Ocean, Steel Ball Run picks up the story in a parallel universe.The narrative focuses on a time period even before the events of the first part of JoJo ...

Part 6 of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure saw the end of the main JoJo's universe, in a manner of speaking. Part 7, Steel Ball Run, sees the beginning of a brand new continuity set in a new universe that's …

Conclusion: 10/10 To conclude this very hefty review this is the only part of JoJo and one of the very few of narratives of all time that I class a 10/10. Steel Ball Run is quite possibly the culmination of everything Ive ever wanted from a series balancing emotional growth with extraordinary fights that captivate you throughout the read that ...

However, we as readers do not know Araki's intentions and it is very possible Irene, despite the birthmark, is no longer a Joestar, leaving it up in the air. Many believe …

With the creation of this new reality, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure enters into a new universe with the arrival of Steel Ball Run, seeing new Joestars and villains that hold similarities to the ones ...

Adaptation Expansion: He is given much more relevance in the story this time around, even getting to be in the limelight as the main hero of Steel Ball Run.; Animal Motifs: His Stand is described as an insect humanoid …

Fans who didn't read JoJo's Bizarre Adventure part 7 manga will be confused as the Steel Ball Run arc is a completely different timeline from the previous parts. It's a reboot of the JoJo universe ...

Several characters are counterparts to classic JoJo characters, for instance, Steel Ball Run's protagonist Johnny Joestar is based on Phantom Blood's Jonathan Joestar, and the spiritual superpowers known as Stands still exist. But other than that, the universe established in Steel Ball Run has no canonical connection to the original six parts.

THE WORLD (THE (ザ) WORLD (ワールド), Za Wārudo) is the Stand of Parallel World Diego, featured in the seventh part of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure series, Steel Ball Run.. THE WORLD appears …

The story returns to 1890, but in a different universe from the previous parts. Philanthropist Stephen Steel, hoping to rekindle the United States' pioneering spirit, will be holding the …

Steel Ball Run(スティール・ボール・ランSutīru Bōru Ran?) is a seinen manga series by Hirohiko Araki. Originally presented as an unrelated story, this series was recently …

Concepts. The Steel Ball Run (スティールボールラン, Sutīru Bōru Ran) is a race consisting of a series of checkpoints and routes on a rough course approximately …

THE WORLD, also known as The World and The World: Alternate Universe (which is more commonly abbreviated as TWAU), is the Stand of Diego Brando from Another World (shortened to Alternate Diego Brando) featured in Part 7 Steel Ball Run of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. It can be obtained by using the Rib Cage of the Saint's Corpse, with a 20% …

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Steel Ball Run Explores a Parallel Universe In the game-changing ending of part six, Stone Ocean, Pucci eradicated the known timeline, and it erupted into a series of parallel universes due to the acceleration of time. His failure to achieve his original intention opened the door to a completely fresh continuity for ...

The Speedwagon Foundation that was relevant in the previous continuity of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, exists as the Speedwagon Oil Company within the universe of Steel Ball Run and is involved in various studies and investigations of the supernatural. However unlike the previous Speedwagon Foundation, the Speedwagon Oil Company has no connection ...

Steel Ball Run (スティール・ボール・ラン, Sutīru Bōru Ran), alternatively stylized in uppercase English as STEEL BALL RUN,[2] is the seventh part of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. Initially serialized in …

Curious about the balls, Johnny follows Gyro and participates in the Steel Ball Run, a brutal race across America with a $50 million prize. One thing that this continuity keeps is the presence of ...

Steel Balls (, Tekkyū) are versatile weapons designed to facilitate the usage of Spin, featured in Steel Ball Run. In two types, they belong mainly to Gyro Zeppeli and Wekapipo. However, anyone proficient in the Spin …

Steel Ball Run marks the start of a second continuity entirely separate from the events of Parts 1-6. Despite this, the story …

The Steel Ball Run (スティールボールラン, Sutīru Bōru Ran) is the race that drives the plot of Steel Ball Run; a series of checkpoints and routes on a rough course between San Diego and New York City, USA. Steel Ball Run is named after this event, hosted by Steven Steel and the President of the United States, Funny Valentine. The concept of the Steel …

Scary Monsters (スケアリー・モンスターズ, Sukearī Monsutāzu) is the Stand of Dr. Ferdinand, featured in Steel Ball Run. Following Ferdinand's death, Diego Brando retains the transformation ability through the power of the Saint's Left Eye[1] and, as a result, develops his own version of the Stand.[2] Transforming into the dinosaur Utahraptor; …