Polnareff sustains severe injuries in the “Vento Aureo” arc’s final confrontation with the primary antagonist, Diavolo. Giorno Giovanna, the lead character in this arc, uses his Stand power to place Polnareff’s soul inside the shell of a turtle in order to save his life. Polnareff assists Giorno and his gang, Passione, in overthrowing Diavolo’s organization while in turtle form.
At the arc’s conclusion, Giorno makes use of his Stand power once more to return Polnareff to his human form by transferring his soul back into his original body. This implies that Polnareff can continue living his life as a human and that he does not remain a turtle forever.
The fact that JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure is an unusual fusion of various genres, including action, horror, and humor, is one of the things that makes it so bizarre. Additionally, it has outrageous characters, supernatural components, and inventive battle scenes.
Beatdown JoJo alludes to the dramatic and exciting fight sequences in the show as the protagonists use their Stand powers to outwit and defeat their adversaries. Strategic thinking and inventive power usage are common in these battles.
The name of Mista’s Stand is “Sex Pistols.” It is a swarm of tiny, intelligent bullets that have the ability to reroute their own flight paths. Mista has the ability to command their motions, and he employs them to assault his foes.
Last but not least, copyright difficulties are the cause of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure Dub’s name revisions. In the original Japanese version, several of the names of the characters and Stands make reference to well-known musicians and bands. The English dub modifies these names to something more generic in order to avoid any potential legal difficulties. For instance, in the English dub, the character “Narancia Ghirga” was altered to “Narancia Gorgonzola.”
In the “Vento Aureo” arc, Polnareff does not remain a turtle forever, which is his fate. The interesting and enjoyable series JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure combines various genres and has inventive combat scenes. Beatdown JoJo alludes to the series’ bloody fights, Mista’s Stand is referred to as “Sex Pistols,” and the English dub swaps names because of copyright concerns.