Jonathan Joestar (England's JoJo)

Jonathan Joestar is the son of the wealthy businessman George Joestar as well as heir to the Joestar fortune. Jonathan also goes by "JoJo" as a nickname. Jonathan's mother, Mary Joestar died in a tragic carriage crash back in 1868 when Jonathan was just a newborn baby, with Mary having died to protect her son and husband in the crash. Dario Brando, a petty thief and scheming alcoholic would arrive at the wreckage with his kind girlfriend to try and steal any valuables, with George mistaking the gesture for Dario coming to save him and believing he owes Dario a great debt. Twelve years later, Jonathan would grow to be a slightly mischievous and mannerless yet gentle child, striving to be a true gentleman even when his family name left him mostly targeted or isolated from his fellow youths. During his childhood, Jonathan would save a young girl named Erina Pendleton from bullies, getting rather beat up but insisting that he only did so as he is a gentleman.

Meanwhile far away from the beautiful English countryside and in the rough slums of London, Dario Brando raised his child with sheer abuse and drunken rage, having already worked the child's mother to death years prior and driving intense hatred into his child who already had to survive the common streetfights of their foggy and dangerous home. Overtime, Dario started to get more sick until he couldn't even stand up from bed, relying on his now twelve year old child to do everything even as he continued abusing them. Knowing he was not long for this world, Dario wrote a letter for Dio to bring to George Joestar to finally ask for the so-called favor he owed the horrible man, to raise his child after his passing to his mysterious illness. Dario would soon die after this and the Brando child would arrive at the Joestar mansion, meant to be Jonathan's new sibling with both of them being the same age. Jonathan would try to be as welcoming as possible but the first thing the Brando child did after stepping out of the carriage was fling their heavy bags on Jonathan's foot and kick Jonathan's playful beloved dog Danny when the dog happily strode up to the newcomer, signifying their status as a evil invader in ways that Jonathan would soon come to learn.

Right from the start, there was something different about the Brando child. They were sharper, smarter and more refined then Jonathan, often earning George Joestar's praise as his perfect adopted child while Jonathan was often chastised over minor details as if the Brando child seaked to replace him as the favoured son and heir to the large Joestar fortune. The Brando child would also go out of their way to make Jonathan's life a living hell, first by destroying him in boxing in front of his peers and convincing them that Jonathan was a snitch and could not be trusted so nobody would want to be friends with him. The Brando child would then lure Danny into the furnace to be burnt alive mistakenly by the groundskeeper and while Jonathan had no proof it was the Brando child, he knew in his heart that they were the true culprits behind the murder of his dog. The only happiness that Jonathan got during this horrible time was from being with Erina Pendleton, with the duo becoming close friends and eventually becoming a young couple. Of course the Brando child found a way to ruin this too by stealing Jonathan and Erina's first kiss, infuriating Jonathan who then proceeded to comfront the Brando child in the main room, with the Brando child once again trying to knock him out and jam a thumb in his eye like they did to Jonathan in the boxing match. Jonathan would then swiftly punch them with his honor and pride behind his brutal strike, breaking their nose and making the Brando child cry even as they prepared to stab Jonathan with a hidden digger behind their back. Luckily George Joestar saw the figut and ordered both of them to go to their rooms, citing Jonathan had kept fighting his opponent even when they were clearly vanquished as a ungentlemanly thing to do, with George having unsurprisingly not spotted how the Brando child intended to kill Jonathan simply for daring hurt them.

Eight years would pass until the year 1888 with both Jonathan and the Brando child becoming twenty years old, Jonathan having received great aclaim for his rugby skills and his ground-breaking thesis on archaeology, having been inspired by the mysterious stone mask his mother owned that now hung on the wall of the main room of the Joestar mansion for all to see, while the Brando had also received praise for their aspiring work in Law as well as their own skills in rugby though the Brando unsurprisingly received more praise and congratulations than Jonathan as per usual. While the two acted like loving siblings proud of each other, that couldn't be further from the truth inside the hearts and minds of the two with Jonathan not having forgotten how awful the Brando could be when they triedwhile the Brando's resentment for Jonathan grew almost as much as their hatred for their bastard father, believing they deserved Jonathan's privileged life from the start and that they should be granted the Joestar family fortune. George grew to be proud of his son Jonathan and his adopted Brando child even as he began to get more and more ill to the point where he couldn't leave bed, with both Jonathan and the Brando showing concern for their ill father.

While Jonathan was looking in his father's studies for any kind of cure for his father's mysterious illness, Jonathan would find the original letter that Dario Brando wrote for his child to take to George Joestar, with Dario describing his symptoms which match George's symptoms blow for blow. Not to mention the Brando always carried George's medicine up to him as the old butler had a poor back and can barely go up the stairs, making Jonathan suspect poison. Jonathan comfronted the Brando who casually tried to poke Jonathan's eye out before waking away, neither confirming nor deying their foul play. Jonathan would leave for London to try and get the medicine that the Brando child was giving to his father tested, instructing his father to only take medicine from a grope of specialist doctors. The Brando was not concerned Jonathan was getting close to the truth as they had lived most of their life in London and knew it's dangers, believing Jonathan would never return alive.

While the Royal Society of Medicine could not fully identify the compound, they revealed to Jonathan that it was found in the Orient. Jonathan would then head to Ogre Street, the most dangerous street in London to try and find out if the compound was truly dangerous from the Asian who sold it. Jonathan was then attacked by a entire gang of men led by a charismatic man in a suit with a tophat containg a hidden saw blade who was named Robert E.O Speedwagon. Jonathan would do his best to fight them all off while limiting his strength so as not to hurt them or break his code of honor which impressed Speedwagon so much that he told his gang to let Jonathan go and help him find the Asian physician who sold the Brando the compound, confirming it to be poison which means the Brando killed their father and is attempting to murder George Joestar for his family fortune.

Heading back to the Joestar mansion with Speedwagon, Jonathan now confronts the Brando about their crimes with a now-healing George Joestar and the head constable and his men hiding behind a curtain so they can hear everything and be ready to arrest the Brando at their confession.

Jonathan is constantly striving to be q "true gentleman" with his strict code of honor and decorum carrying the Joestar family name, treating his fellow man with respect unless they are truly evil. Jonathan possesses a strong will and moral compass, never backing down from his mission or beliefs. Jonathan is kind, sympathetic and positive, never harming anyone unless absolutely necessary and with valid reason. Even after all the last Brando descendent has done and will do, Jonathan still feels connected to them despite their evils. Jonathan is also courageous however, gladly dealing out justice by vanquishing his more despicable foes with no mercy. Jonathan has extreme mental fortitude and a inhuman ability to withstand pain, fear and hardships that draws even his foes to his righteous cause, such as Speedwagon and many others.

Jonathan is very tall, muscular with broad shoulders and a gentlemanly poise. Jonathan typically wears attire to reflect his noble backround with him currently wearing thick boots, a vest, a bowtie and a cravat. Jonathan has blue hair like his father George Joestar, blue eyes and a Posh british accent. Jonathan also has a star-shaped birthmark on the back of his neck like all members of the Joestar bloodline.