Jolyne Cujoh | JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Wiki (INFO) (2024)

While their distinctive outfits are certainly memorable, it is the personality of Jojo’s characters that make them truly legendary in anime. Everyone can instantly recognize Jotaro for his cool nature, or Jonathan for his chivalry.

Like many of her forefathers, Jolyne has a similarly distinctive personality that leaves an almost immediate impression upon the reader. Her personality is also layered and complex, hence needing to be looked into closely.

Jolyne is what many would describe as a bit of a delinquent. She seems to take pleasure in flaunting the rules and in particular, flaunting people who try to press their authority on her.

In her free time, she often spends her time taking part in petty crimes. It is important to note that she never actually commits any serious crimes.

At one point, she was even sent to prison(Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean Chapter 2)

Many of the character traits we see from Jolyne in the early parts of Stone Ocean, all stem from her fear of abandonment and need for attention.

You see, more than anything, Jolyne loves her father Jotaro even though he could not be in her life all that much.

As such, she goes from place to place, from person to person, for any sense ofacknowledgmentshe can get from anyone.

In fact, many of the crimes shecommitsare so that she can make her father acknowledge her. It is atwistedtrait but it is central to her personality(Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean Chapter 75).

Jolyne is what many would describe as a bit of a delinquent. She seems to take pleasure in flaunting the rules and in particular, flaunting people who try to press their authority on her.

In her free time, she often spends her time taking part in petty crimes. It is important to note that she never actually commits any serious crimes.

At one point, she was even sent to prison(Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean Chapter 2)

Many of the character traits we see from Jolyne in the early parts of Stone Ocean, all stem from her fear of abandonment and need for attention.

You see, more than anything, Jolyne loves her father Jotaro even though he could not be in her life all that much.

As such, she goes from place to place, from person to person, for any sense ofacknowledgmentshe can get from anyone.

In fact, many of the crimes shecommitsare so that she can make her father acknowledge her. It is atwistedtrait but it is central to her personality(Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean Chapter 75).

Due to her upbringing, Jolyne is naturally very aggressive and quick to solve even seemingly minor issues with violence.

The best example is her insisting that if someone cuts in front of you in the queue for food, the best way to deal with them would be violence (Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean Chapter 51).

Besides her violent first approach to things, Jolyne also seems to take a lot of genuine pleasure from being violent.

In a fight, she is quick to goad and taunt her enemies, wanting to see their reactions. She’s also not one to shy away from spilling blood or even torturing her enemies, more than willing to sever an arm or a leg.

Jolyne has a long memory and it is best that anyone interacting with her keep that in mind. She is one to harbor a grudge and is more than willing to repay any wrong done to her tenfold.

At one point, she even went so far as to destroy a guywho had betrayed her (Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean Chapter 111).

Even when she doesn’t act this violently, she, in general, wants nothing to do with the people who have wronged her.

This is even if they spend years trying to make up for whatever it is that they did.

Jolyne has a tremendous tenacity that has carried her through many conflicts and inspired her friends. Jolyne took pride in her heritage after learning of DIO’s scheme and decided to continue Jotaro’s efforts to seal the threat DIO had left behind.

Jolyne perseveres in the face of adversity and pursues her goal, despite the pain and potential dangers.

For example, when she was transferred to the maximum-security ward, Jolyne was only briefly bothered by the appalling living conditions of the cell (the meal tray was covered with insects) and the harassing of the other inmates

She soldiered on through the hardship with hardly a single word of complaint (Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean Chapter 58).

Her customary tenacity was demonstrated when she put herself on fire to buy herself time to confront Rikiel, despite the risk she was taking because her body was composed of strings (Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean Chapter 116).

Even after Weather Report’s death and the priest’s second escape, Jolyne had reservations about her determination to stop Pucci.

Despite everything we have talked about, it is likely pretty surprising to learn that Jolyne is one of the most moral characters in the whole show.

Jolyne has good morals and values like many of her family and friends. This is common in her family.

She would do everything in her power to help her companions and random victims, once assisting a mistreated prisoner in reclaiming stolen money from her tormentors (Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean Chapter 10).

Jolyne is willing to believe in the goodness of people, which has resulted in a few betrayals but also earned her the friendship of F.F.

Jolyne is especially fond of Emporio, her true first ally on Green Dolphin Street, and she didn’t want to kill the Green Baby despite its status as an enemy. Jolyne’s primary motivation for looking into Whitesnake was her affection for her father.

Pucci, on the other hand, used her affection to his advantage when he tossed Jotaro’s memory disc inside of a dying Anasui, forcing her into an impossible decision if she wanted to try and protect her father’s memory. A decision that was much too cruel to make.

Jolyne’s father is somewhat legendary for being uptight and introverted. He is a man of few words and it is hard for him to get along with most people.

Jolyne could not be any more different from her father when it comes to this. She is bright and cheerful, able to easily talk to and make friends with people.

She didn’t have a problem doing this even when she was in prison.

One of the big strengths of Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure is the wide range of unique powers its characters have. More than just having unique powers, Jojo characters are also able to frequently use their powers in fresh and creative ways.

As a Jojo protagonist, Jolyne doesn’t miss a step in not only being strong but having interesting powers to boot.

Jolyne’s stand is named Stone Free. Jolyne gains the ability to unravel parts of her body into a string thanks to Stone Free. This makes it a highly adaptable Stand, allowing her to listen in on conversations as well as escape and hide by unraveling parts of herself into a string.

Jolyne can properly materialize Stone Free, partially or entirely, when she assembles the string. Stone Free is a human-looking Stand with physical prowess comparable to the strongest Stands, earning A ratings for Destructive Power, Stamina, and Developmental Potential (Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean Chapter 10).

Besides the strength of her Stand, Jolyne also has many character traits that make her a strong fighter.

Jolyne’s most valuable asset is her creativity. Her Stand’s varied power lets her do a wide range of techniques, which she makes frequent use of.

When Pucci inverted Jolyne’s body with C-Moon, she utilized Stone Free to construct a “Möbius Strip,” effectively making her invulnerable to its power (Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean Chapter 146).

Jolyne, like any other Joestar, is exceptionally skilled at using whatever opportunities present themselves, including the environment and the enemy’s strength.

Jolyne’s fast thinking has helped her defeat adversaries time and time again. Jolyne’s tactics are often paired with a high level of recklessness, putting herself at risk of surprising foes with an unexpected move.

Despite this, the unique nature of her ability ensures that she can withstand some of the damage that ordinary Stand users cannot (Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean Chapter 50).

Jolyne’s intellect is intuitive to some extent, but she routinely dismisses some of her actions as dumb luck, despite the fact that this is a reasonable explanation of her actions. In that, she is surprisingly modest.

• At first, Giorno Giovannawas supposed to be the first female JoJo. However, the decision was taken back.
• As Jotaro wasn’t present around Jolyne initially, Jolyne became a rebellious and criminal teenager.
• Jolyne can decompose her own body into strings that makes her very flexible in fights.
• Just like Jotaro Kujoh, Jolyn has the EPIC JoJo catchphrase. It’s ‘Yare Yare Dawa.’

Her fatherless childhood left her feeling lonely, and she resented him at times while simultaneously yearning for his love.

Connecting with her father is initially difficult, as she does not fit the usual father-daughter model.

Jolyne was falsely blamed for stealing from people’s pockets when she was fourteen years old. She broke into a car in a panic, decided to escape the authorities sloppily, and was captured shortly after.

Jolyne had high hopes that her father would get her out, but she was crushed when she overheard her mother’s futile phone calls to him.

This is the moment that made her become a delinquent (Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean Chapter 15).

During Jolyne’s incarceration, Jotaro paid her a visit in an attempt to free her. Jolyne exploded at him, blaming his inattentive conduct and divorce as reasons for his sudden return.

Jotaro however, truly loved his daughter and did whatever he could to get her out. The price he paid was a dear one, and Jotaro even ended up losing Star Platinum. Jolyne vowed to get it back for him and seemed to mature a lot.

Jolyne grew to admire and idolize her father as time went on, changing his distinctive “Yare yare daze” into “Yare yare dawa.”

When they both return later, father and daughter, in their own unique ways, show great concern for one another.

When Jolyne meets and bonds with Ermes in jail, she may be the first real friend she meets within her life (Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean Chapter 1). Her feelings for Ermes are similar to Jotaro’s feelings for Jean Pierre Polnareff.

Because of their similar temperaments, Jolyne and Ermes consider each other as worthwhile friends. They get along well and pass the time together which is especially notable for people who barely get along with anyone else.

Just like before, this relationship is very similar to other Jojo’s in the past. In this case, it’s like Jonathan Joestar’s relationship with Poco, in that Jolyne thinks of Emporio as a younger brother and dependable ally, while Emporio only looks up to her thanks to her bravery and drive.

Jolyne protects him from numerous dangers and eventually sacrifices herself for him, believing he was more than capable of defeating Pucci on his own.

Foo Fighters first met Jolyne when she was an enemy. Jolyne, on the other hand, saves the Foo Fighters, who become allies as a result of their gratitude to her.

Jolyne respects and is friendly with the Foo Fighters, and she is protective of her due to their inexperience.

Jolyne’s favorite band, Foo Fighters, is motivated thanks to her courage and treasure the memories they have of her. To preserve Jolyne’s life, they are ready to throw themselves in danger and even go so far as sacrificing themselves.

Jolyne and Romeo used to be a couple prior to her growth as a person, with Jolyne showing extreme affection.

She was also timid when Romeo attempted to maintain some distance due to his suspicions about her history as possibly a member of some gang.

This love came to an end when Romeo framed Jolyne for manslaughter under duress, sending her off to prison for a crime she didn’t even commit.

Jolyne later visits him after her release from prison, and he begs forgiveness.

While Romeo displays true remorse and actually assists her, Jolyne takes advantage of the opportunity to cut off his tongue, all so that she can hurt him(Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean Chapter 111).

Jolyne was taken aback by Weather’s strange conduct when they first met. During the battle versus Lang Rangler, however, soon after, they even slowly become friends who rely on each other.

Anasui even starts thinking of him being a contender for Jolyne’s affections, and he is envious of him whenever he spends time around her.

Despite this, he is completely dedicated to her and is willing to do just about anything in his ability to keep her happy.

He has put his life on the line forJolyne on several occasions, and when she is seriously injured, he becomes bloodthirsty.

At first, Pucci simply viewed Jolyne as a lure in order to reach Jotaro. Jolyne soon became a constant thorn in his side while searching for her Jotaro’s Stand, he weaved hesitantly past her.

Jolyne always respected Pucci in their initial meetings, unaware of his role (Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean Chapter 33).

Jolyne and Pucci very immediately turned hostile when she learned Whitesnake belonged to Pucci and that he was determined to kill him.

Jolyne felt adamant about killing him and making things normal again, but her best efforts were short-lived as she nearly died against Pucci’s stronger C-Moon.

Donatello and Jolyne are enemies in the series because of Donatello’s alliance with Pucci. Another cause for their animosity is that Jotaro murdered Donatello’s father.

At some point in the series, Whitesnake managed to fool her into believing Donatello was Pucci, this ended up being fatal when Jolyne put an end to him.