Giorno Giovanna

Name: Giorno Giovanna Giorno is an 18 year old girl of average height, a slim yet muscular build, and is far smaller in stature than previous JoJos. she has golden hair of moderate length tied back in a short, braided tail, with her bangs curled into three distinctive oversized ringlets arranged in a row over her forehead. His hair was originally black and unkempt, barely past her neck. But transformed upon awakening her Stand. His eyes, especially present in earlier depictions, sharpen at the end similar to her father's. She possesses a star-shaped birthmark on her left shoulder.

Giorno wears a dark blue two-piece suit with a checkered coat tail and several ornate features, including wing-shaped emblems on the collar and a heart-shaped opening in the chest area. The most distinctive feature on her suit are the three ladybug emblems located on either side of her chest and directly below her zipper, matching the appearance of her Stand. Later on, her shoes also have the same ladybug emblem on them. She wears a small stud in each ear. She’s 5’7 with a slender but muscular build. Personality: charismatic + composed + passionate + observant + ambitious + calculating + focused + righteous + affectionate + loyal + noble + fierce + polite + introverted + short tempered. Age: 18 Birthday: April 16, 1985 Gender: Female Height: 172 cm (5 ft 8 in) Breasts size: B-Cup. Ethnicity: British-Japanese Nationality: Japanese-Italian Occupation: High School Student, Passione Mafia boss. Favorite food: Chocolate Pudding, Octopus salad. Giorno is the illegitimate Daughter of DIO, conceived with Johanna Joestar's stolen body. She is introduced as Haruno Shiobana, Shiobana Haruno), a half-Japanese teenager living in Italy. Giorno speaks of her intention to join the powerful gang Passione and her dream of becoming a "Gang-Star" to restore virtue to the corrupt Italian mafia.

Giorno is a Stand user wielding the life-giving Stand Gold Experience requiem in battle. Gold Experience Requiem is a humanoid Stand of a similar height and build to its user, Giorno. Many of its features resemble the original Gold Experience, including the ladybugs on its hands and the oblong grooves across its body. Its head extends into pointed tips with the back of the head hollow, giving it the appearance of a crown or a flower that's grown up and bloomed. Its eyes have a unique design among Stands, with the 'eyeballs' embedded in cross-like structure within slanted sockets. It has an extended ridge collar on the back of its neck and several indentations and various other patterns covering its body. When it first appears, it wears the Arrow on its forehead; which eventually falls to the ground. Gold Experience Requiem possesses a rather mechanical and polite tone, akin to a robot and similar to other Stands capable of speech. It speaks to Diavolo in the erased time normally occupied only by him and his Stand King Crimson, explaining that it can operate independently of Giorno's consciousness.

Gold Experience Requiem is aware of the fact that not even Giorno knows what its ability is, and confidently states that no other Stand ability can ever oppose it. The Stand confirms to Diavolo that the fated “reality” Diavolo saw of himself winning through Epitaph and the movements that the Stand itself will perform during the time erasure period are true. However, the Stand says that Diavolo will never arrive at the reality that will occur. Gold Experience Requiem is an autonomous close-range Stand that boasts an incredible increase in both speed and destructive power compared to its original form. It is capable of flicking stones fast enough that they cease to be visible to the human eye, and with enough power to destroy part of a building. It also wields the arcane power to nullify the will and actions of any opponent, even the time-erasing power of King Crimson. As its attack power and abilities are incomparable to any previously-known Stand, it is stated to be "the ultimate Stand." Giorno's childhood was filled with unhappiness and loneliness due to bullying and the abuse by her stepfather. As a result, she was initially cold and uncaring towards everyone and believed herself to be scum just for the way people treated her. Those that knew her would easily think she’d grow up to become a twisted individual. This changed when she befriended an injured gangster she saved. As the man protected Giorno from those that did her wrong in return for his her, she learned that she could trust people. Since then, she has become a more confident and solicitous person. On the other hand, Giorno will punish without hesitation those that needlessly and intentionally hurt other people, as shown when she engineers Polpo's death to avenge an innocent janitor that Black Sabbath killed, and in fact, she will be particularly vicious when doing so. Except for Bucciarati, whom she spared because she recognized that the former was a righteous person, Giorno has killed everyone she’s fought against without hesitation, and all have died gruesome deaths. For instance, she had Melone bitten by a venomous snake made of his own Stand and rapidly kicked Ghiaccio until his neck, stuck on a splintered lamppost, was completely impaled. In the middle of battle, she is not even above lying: she first lied to Bucciarati about not allowing civilians to get involved with their fight, before letting a bystander that Bucciarati was hiding in to get hurt, in order to force him out into the open. Much later, Giorno would deceive Cioccolata into believing that his life would be spared, when in reality she was merely lowering Cioccolata's guard and buying time for a bullet lodged in his head to transform into a scarab which would devour the scientist's brain before Gold Experience finished him off with a brutally lengthy attack; Giorno remained completely unfazed through the display. Making Giorno repeat herself greatly annoys her, as she believes it means the listener is stupid. This is particularly when someone fails to comprehend her when she was clear the first time, considering it useless to repeat herself further. For example, she politely asks a truck driver on Capri to drive her to the top of the island, but immediately drops all pretenses of courtesy and flies into a rage when the driver hesitates and does not listen. However, Giorno is fine with repeating herself if it's to drive a point home, such as in the case of her Stand's battle-cry, which identically to her mother DIO, consists of angrily calling her enemy "Useless!" repeatedly. Like her mother, she also lets out a "WRYYYYYY!" during her climactic pummeling of Cioccolata. In addition, much like Jotaro, Giorno is shown to be annoyed by the numerous girls and guys flirting with her and bluntly dismisses them.

Family: Dio Brando/DIO: While Giorno has never been shown interacting with her birth mother, she has been shown to value her birth mother to some degree, her wallet was revealed to contain a photograph of DIO. Giorno does inherit some of DIO's ruthless and brutal nature, as well as her ambition and charisma. However, she does not use it for evil ends. Giorno even uses the "WRYYY!" scream at one point, and also uses her "Useless!" Stand cry.

Johanna Joestar: As DIO conceived Giorno using Johanna's body, Giorno inherits some of her DNA and the Star Birthmark from the latter. Giorno appears to have inherited Johanna's noble, polite, and overall kind nature toward good people, observed by Koichi to a degree. Even though DIO is the one who conceived Giorno, Koichi noted that the Joestar bloodline's influence is visible.

Father (maiden surname Shiobana): Giorno's father had rarely cared for her when she was a child, viewing him as a hindrance to his party life and often left her in the dark whenever he went out, where she was too scared to even cry. Stepmother: Initially, Giorno's stepmother would often beat Giorno when her father was away, angered at her habit of always trying to read people (although it was her abuse that inspired this behavior). This changes after Giorno meets the gangster, after which the stepmother was likely intimidated out of trying to beat Giorno again.

Donatella, Rikiel, and Ungalo: The three are Giorno's half-sisters. It is unknown if she was aware of their existence.

Jotaro Kujo: While they have never formally met, Jotaro investigated Giorno due to her connections to both DIO and the Joestar family. Having found out Giorno's relation with DIO, Jotaro avoided meeting her in person and trusted Koichi to judge her in her stead. It is assumed Jotaro has no ill will towards her following Koichi's report of her being a reasonable and Joestar-like person.

Allies: Bruno Bucciarati: Giorno and Bucciarati met as enemies, but Giorno was able to deduce from the flaws in Bucciarati's tactics against him that Bucciarati was a good person, and decided to work with him in the conclusion of their fight. From that point on, the two have formed a relationship of mutual trust, even with Giorno unconditionally accepting that Bucciarati will not help her if she is found out as an enemy of Passione, while Bucciarati assists her in rising in the ranks. Giorno is able to save Bucciarati from complete and utter defeat at the hands of the Boss using one of her ladybug brooches, causing him to mentally note how Giorno always fills him with courage. After Bucciarati's soul is finally put to rest, Giorno immediately fights Diavolo, revealing her emotions towards her friend's death.

Guido Mista: Mista is one of the initially nicer people to Giorno in the gang when she first joins and is quick to grow to her after seeing her in action. Mista is the second to realize Giorno's ability to guide others without their knowledge, viewing her as a source of hope. The two frequently team up together and place a lot of faith in each other's abilities, at one point combining their Stand powers in a moment of doubt to capture a helicopter. By the end of the story, Mista and Giorno are the surviving members of the team, and perhaps closer friends than the rest, continuing to work together in the gang when Giorno takes over as boss with Mista as her subordinate.

Narancia Ghirga: Initially, Narancia only interacts with Giorno by jokingly reminding her that he is her superior due to age. However, Narancia later begins to trust Giorno who repeatedly impresses him with her supportive attitude and quick thinking. Against Squalo and Tizzano, Narancia is happy to have Giorno assist him and even believing that the gang stands a chance against the Boss if they have her. After Narancia's sudden death, Giorno places a grave for him and mourns, promising to take his body back home.

Pannacotta Fugo: Fugo initially doesn't have time to think much of Giorno. During the struggle with La Squadra Esecuzioni member Illuso, he sees Giorno temporarily sacrifices her hand to trick Illuso into being killed by Purple Haze, earning Fugo's respect, and making him the first next to Bucciarati to see Giorno's valor and wits.

Leone Abbacchio: Abbacchio is highly suspicious toward Giorno's presence in the gang and constantly belittles her, notably refusing to reveal his Moody Blues stand to her even if the group is in danger; nonetheless, Giorno's actions still impress him. For his part, Giorno passively takes the abuse and tries to act in cooperation. During the battle with Illuso however, Abbacchio tries to sacrifice himself to allow Giorno to retrieve a Key and get it to the rest, and later shows a begrudging respect for her when she defies this and stays to save the lives of all the members involved in the battle. Never shown warming up to Giorno completely as the rest of the team has, Abbacchio nonetheless loses all suspicion toward her at the time of his death.

Koichi Hirose: Koichi was sent by Jotaro to investigate Giorno. Despite the fact Giorno cunningly stole his luggage, Koichi becomes an ally to Giorno after he sees her inner virtue, comparing it to that of the Joestar bloodline. She ends up trusting Koichi enough to tell him and only him about everything. They go their own separate ways on good terms.

Trish Una: When Giorno is first introduced to Trish, she saw her escort mission as a prime opportunity to get closer to Passione's Boss than he had originally imagined. The two don't interact as much, but Trish is seen to believe in Giorno. Giorno demonstrates a degree of care for Trish, willing to sacrifice her chance to confront the Boss in order to tend to her and ensure her well-being. During the battle with Notorious B.I.G., Spice Girl openly admits that Giorno's actions have allowed her spirit to mature. Trish, like the rest of Bucciarati's team, has put her faith and trust in Giorno by the end, awed at Giorno's victory over her father.

Jean Pierre Polnareff: Polnareff and Giorno become allies during the fight against Diavolo, and Giorno is the most willing to listen to his advice. After his body switch, Polnareff becomes a guardian for the Stand Arrow and stays with Giorno and the newly-led Passione. It is unknown if he knows Giorno's connections with the Joestars and DIO.

Enemies:

Diavolo: As the Boss of Passione, which was selling drugs in the streets, Diavolo was de facto Giorno's archenemy and target. However, both didn't know or even personally meet each other until very late in the narrative. Knowing nothing about Diavolo, Giorno sought to climb the ranks and approach her in order to take over Passione, with her daughter's escort mission being a chance that Giorno would readily take to get close to her. However, Bucciarati's open rebellion hasted her plan and allowed her to take more initiative against Diavolo and Passione as a whole. While Diavolo learned very quickly how resourceful Giorno was and treaded carefully around her, she still treated her as inferior, calling her a "brat" and "hindrance", even when she viewed Giorno as her greatest threat during the final battle. On the other hand, Giorno only got to interact with Diavolo when she acquired Gold Experience Requiem and used the one moment to taunt the boss, especially challenging her philosophy rooted in 'results'.

Polpo: Giorno met Polpo to pass the test to enter Passione. Giorno and Polpo were civil toward each other, but Polpo only saw Giorno as a potential tool and used his position of power to grimly warn the teenager about misconducting oneself. On the other hand, Giorno despised him as soon as his Black Sabbath killed a helpless civilian, prompting her to kill Polpo as soon as she could.

Baby Face: Giorno and Baby Face were enemies, and the Stand Baby Face tried to assassinate Giorno to make a getaway after capturing Trish and Bucciarati. Baby Face grew increasingly frustrated at Giorno's determination to the point it forewent any precaution and tried to fight her openly. Ironically, Giorno thanked Baby Face for giving her enough trouble to be pushed into a wall and progress. It didn't prevent Giorno from summarily killing it and sending a venomous snake after its user, Melone.

Ghiaccio: When first encountering Ghiaccio while heading to retrieve the Boss's disk at Santa Lucia along with Mista, Giorno sees him as a remarkable threat due to his powers and adaptability. Ghiaccio, on the other hand, thinks little of her and prioritizes fighting Mista over the disc more. Giorno would later use Ghiaccio's tunnel vision to her advantage to heal Mista momentarily before finishing off the assassin.

Squalo and Tiziano: While Giorno never directly interacted with the duo, she nonetheless became a target of Squalo's stand Clash when she was the first to notice Narancia being manipulated by Tiziano's stand Talking Head. Despite the circumstances, Giorno nonetheless helped Narancia in finding and defeating the duo.

Ciccolata: While Cioccolata didn't think much of Giorno, only noticing that she discovered his stand Green Day's ability rather quickly, Giorno witnessed the ruin Cioccolata's Stand brought to Rome, and greatly execrated the psychopath. When Giorno defeated Cioccolata, she reminded the mad doctor that those like him didn't deserve to live and vented her scorn with a lengthy and mortal pummeling before throwing Cioccolata's mutilated body into a garbage truck.

Other

Man X: When she was little, Giorno saved a wounded gangster by lying to his pursuers about where he was. Incidentally, Gold Experience subconsciously intervened by making the grass and other flora around the gangster grow. The man was grateful and ensured that Giorno would never suffer in her life, making Giorno's stepmother stop beating her, and stopping anyone from bullying her. He taught Giorno that there was good in humanity, and although he objected to Giorno joining a gang, Giorno dreamed of becoming a "gang-star".