Stone Ocean

Stone Ocean (ストーンオーシャン, Sutōn Ōshan^?), initially referred to as Dai 6 Bu Kūjō Jolyne: Stone Ocean (第6部 空条徐倫 ―石作りの海―, Dai Roku Bu Kūjō Jorīn Sutōn Ōshan^?, lit. "Part 6 Kūjō Jolyne: Stone Ocean"), is the sixth story arc in the manga series JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. It was published in the Weekly Shōnen Jump from 2000 to 2003 and was collected in Vol. 64 to 80 of the Jump Comics edition of the tankōbon.

Plot

The story of Jotaro Kujo's (Part 3) daughter, Jolyne Kujo. Set near Port St. Lucie, Florida, she is framed for a murder and ends up in the Green Dolphin Street Prison. She is given an amulet inherited from her father, which cuts her hand and unlocks her Stand ability, Stone Free, which allows her to unravel her body into living string. The string can form a humanoid Stand within two meters of her body, and can extend further as string. In the prison, she soon becomes uneasy allies with fellow convicts and Stand users Hermes (Kiss) and Guess (Goo Goo Dolls).

Her father Jotaro soon comes to visit her and informs her that a Stand user named Jongalli A, a disciple of Dio's, framed her so that he could kill her in prison, and urges escape. Jolyne's anger at her father, who has been absent for most of her life, is interrupted by a double attack by Jongalli A's Stand, Manhattan Transfer, and another mysterious Stand named White Snake. Whitesnake uses its power to remove Jotaro's super-powerful Stand, Star Platinum and also his memories. Jotaro sinks into a deathlike state, and Jolyne must somehow find a way to recover Star Platinum from Whitesnake's user, the mysterious Enrico Pucci. Along the way, she picks up allies such as F.F. (Foo Fighters), a Stand of living plankton that took the form of a dead prisoner, and the murderer Anasui (Diver Down), who likes to take things apart and put the pieces side by side (he was imprisoned for doing the same to his girlfriend and her paramour). Most notable of her allies is the amnesic Weather Report, who controls the weather and in one baffling instance, has the sky rain venomous frogs. It is strongly implied that Jolyne may have harbored some romantic feelings for him, though no such luck for Anasui (who is madly in love with Jolyne).

Eventually, Pucci's motives for power are made clearer as the story progresses. He knew Dio sometime before the events of Part 3 occurred and idolized him as the vampire instantly cured his disfigured foot. While in Dio's company, Dio spoke of a forbidden "promised land" and how to create a "perfect world" when certain conditions were met. Before he could act on Dio's plan, Part 3 occurred. Pucci, keeping Dio to his word, became obsessed with the idea and worshiped Dio like a god. First, he needed to absorb remnants of Dio's bones as to acquire the knowledge and power that was lost to him. Second, he needed to do whatever it takes to get the predestined place. Of course, being as Dio and Joestar bloodlines are connected, he too gains a star birthmark, inadvertently letting Jolyne know where he was going.

Jolyne, Hermes, and Emporio escape from prison on their hunt for Pucci while Annasui and Weather Report also escape in pursuit of Jolyne. Through a lot of hardship, she succeeds in sending both discs to Speedwagon and the "resurrection" of Jotaro quickily goes underway. Though her primary objective is achieved, justice and vengeance spurn Jolyne's chase for Pucci. When facing Dio's sons, she has mixed feelings at times, somewhat regrettable that they would have to meet under such circumstances. Both parties join together and have to stop Pucci before he changes everything as they know it.

Part 6 was the first to mention that anyone could have a Stand as long as a Stand Disc was compatible with the user. Several names for characters were based on fashion brands instead of than music references.

Characters

Jolyne Kujo

The protagonist of this arc, Jolyne is the daughter of Jotaro Kujo. Her Stand is Stone Free.

Hermes Costello

She first meets Jolyne when they were held in momentary captivity next to each other. Annoyed by the constant banging of Jolyne's head, due to her humuliation earlier that day, she yelled at her to pipe down. She was amazed to hear Jolyne confess her innocence to her crime and admired her honesty. On their way to J.G. Prison, Hermes warned Jolyne to get her hands on cash as bribery was the quickest way to escape "prison life". In return, Jolyne saved Hermes from a brutal beating using her newly awakened Stand. Although not cell mates, the two have remained somewhat close to each other ever since. When she was 17, her older sister allowed herself to be spotted by a homicidal car salesmen named Sports Max, subsequentially saving Hermes from his wrath but ending her life in the process. Enraged, Hermes purposesly had herself thrown in jail, intending to track Sports Max down. She remained in intensive medical care after her battle with Sports Max and doesn't appear again until Jolyne escapes from prison. She was one of the final members in the last battle against Pucci.

Her Stand, Kiss, is a humanoid-like Stand covered in stickers depicting a woman's lips. Releasing the stickers (seals in Japanese) will duplicate an item perfectly for as long as the sticker is on it. When the sticker falls off, the original item and the duplicate will smash together and violently combust. Objects that are able to duplicate also include body parts and people. Hermes receives this stand after Guess gives her Jolyne's amulet that she had picked up. She discovers it during her first medical care visit in prison.

Emporio Alnino

His Stand is Burning Down the House.

Jotaro Kujo

Protagonist of the Stardust Crusaders arc and the father of Jolyne.

In this story arc, Jotaro is an oceanologist, having moved to the United States, eventually married, and his daughter Jolyne inherits Stand powers. But she also inherits the tradition of adventures that Jotaro tends to get entangled in. She also adopts an outfit style similar to his at one point due to her fascination and respect for her father.

He comes to Green Dolphin to help his daughter escape when it is revealed Jongalli A, a disciple of Dio, is responsible for framing Jolyne and her sentenced to prison. However, Jolyne is furious towards him for showing up, due to him being absent for most of her childhood. Their meeting is then interrupted by the attack of Jongalli's Stand, Manhattan Transfer, and the mysterious Stand called White Snake. Unfortunately, despite Jotaro's best efforts to protect Jolyne while fending off the two Stands, he succumbs to Whitesnake once it uses its power to remove his Stand along with his memories. This results in Jotaro being in a death-like state and his body no longer functioning. Before this happens, however, he calls a submarine from the Speedwagon Foundation so Jolyne can still escape. But instead Jolyne uses the submarine to transport Jotaro's body to the Speedwagon Foundation while she stays behind in the prison in hopes she will recover her father's Stand and memory disc from White Snake. Jotaro is absent for the majority of Part 6 from this point on, as he is in the custody of the Speedwagon Foundation until Jolyne retrieves his Stand and memory disc from Pucci, White Snake's user. Once he is finally "resurrected," it is then he reappears and assists Jolyne in the final assault against Pucci.

Jotaro's Stand is Star Platinum, one of the strongest Stands in the JoJo universe. Star Platinum possesses superhuman senses, strength, stamina, accuracy and speed. It can see for great distances and at great magnifications. As an added bonus, it can extend its finger to attack and can also stop time, but its duration is only about five seconds. Unfortunately, like other physically powerful Stands, Star Platinum suffers from a narrow range of activity. It can only be active within a 2-3 meter radius from Jotaro.

F.F.

Enrico Pucci had a shack of Stand discs near prison grounds, a collection of different Stands that he had collected over the years while in prison. It is generally untouched and desolate. However, he needed a guardian for these discs, lest they fall into unwanted hands. He threw a random Stand disc into the ocean and hit plankton floating on the surface. Unexpectedly, F.F was born. F.F was told to stay there by Pucci and to kill anyone (other than him) should they come close. Having no other purpose, she did as she was told. When Jolyne Kujo and Hermes Costello approached the shack during an outdoor activity, F.F attacked but was soundly beaten by both of them. Parched and close to disintegrating, she lamented on her meaningless life and wanted to have friends. Showing mercy, Jolyne spared her by giving her water, despite Hermes' protests. Fascinated by her savior, she showed Jolyne Jotaro's missing Stand disc in gratitude. She inhabited the body of a dead inmate and followed both of them back to prison. Although she likes the other people she has met, she has the strongest affinity for Jolyne since she gave her freedom. Later, tricked by Pucci, she leads her friends into an ambush and suffers a severe blow to her body, knocking her Stand disk from her head. Dehydrated and nearing death, she was able to hear the dying Anasui's offer to her. He gave her permission to possess his body to pluck Jotaro's memory disc from him, not caring what happened to him as long as Jolyne would be happy. F.F. did pluck Jotaro's memory disc from Anasui's body but refused to possess it. Her spirit heals Anasui's wounds and thanks Jolyne for being her friend, glad that they met. When Jolyne pledged to retrieve the disc to revive her, F.F declines, saying that it wouldn't be the real her but another F.F. She disappears in a gust of wind.

Her Stand, Foo Fighters, allows bundles of plankton to exist in a humanoid form. Interestingly, the plankton adopt the same name as the Stand. Technically, Foo Fighters has two forms: one where she is in a body and one where she is not. While not in a body, Foo Fighters has the ability to traverse bodies of water at superspeed, spreading her plankton to faraway areas to manipulate whatever she chooses. In a body, she retains this ability by forming a pistol on her forefinger, shooting parts of herself at her enemies. The downside is that she has to be constantly hydrated and can't fight for extended periods of time. Alternatively, F.F can heal people by using her plankton to microscopically sew wounds quickly together. Some of the most fatal wounds can be healed in a matter of seconds.

Weather Report

First introduced as suffering from amnesia, Weather aided Jolyne at Emporio's request. Distant and a little naive, he continues to assist Jolyne and her companions from there after. He serves as valuable back-up for F.F., causing the sky to rain if she is too dehydrated. After Pucci absorbs Dio's bone, he mysteriously gains a Joestar birthmark. He joins Anasui - at the latter's insistence - in their search for Jolyne. Little is known about him as the story progresses until one of Dio's sons, Donatello Versace, stole his memories from Pucci's jacket. He regains his memories when Donatello's Stand, Underworld, returns the disc to him.

Weather was actually Pucci's long lost twin brother, stolen and replaced from his hospital bed by a woman disappointed by her own sickly child. He was therefore raised separately from his brother, living an average, somewhat poor life. While he was working part-time in a restaurant, Weather (known by his adopted name, Wes) stopped a thief by throwing cans at him, smashing a window and nailing the thief in the process. The woman's purse that he had saved belonged to Belladonna Pucci, Enrico's younger sister. The two dated afterwards and even became sexually intimate. His happiness was short lived when Enrico hired a group of KKK-like men to attack him. Unfortunately, Belladonna was with him at the time, and the couple was savagely beaten. Unconscious and near-death, he was unable to prevent his girlfriend from committing suicide. Instead of joining her in death as he desired, he was ironically saved by the Stand creating arrowtip that Dio had given Pucci. Bitter to his untimely savior, he first tried to commit suicide several times (some of which include shooting himself in the head, throwing himself off a cliff, drowning) only to be saved by his Stand time and time again. Vengeful, he turned to assaulting his attackers and was successful in killing the leader of the KKK group. Eventually, he tracked Pucci down as the man who had hired his demise. Before the fight had begun, Pucci ripped Weather's memory from him. Pucci, knowing that he didn't have the power to kill him, had Weather arrested for the murders he had committed (one of which he was framed for as Pearla's) and left him to rot in prison.

With his memories returned to him, Weather renewed his thirst for vengeance on Pucci. Anasui, demanding that they shift their focus on finding Jolyne, relented when he heard Weather's resolution. Weather felt that he was on his death bed and didn't want anyone else to join him. He wasn't afraid to face death, feeling cheated from death for the last twenty years. With the birthmarks, Weather hunted Enrico easily and the brothers finally fought. Although the fight was obviously in Weather's favor, Jolyne crashed a car nearby distracting Weather from the finishing blow. Pucci used this chance of weakness to stab Weather through the heart with his hand. In his last moments, he was able to wrestle his Stand disc away from Pucci, a gift he left for Jolyne. His vengeance was ultimately delivered when Emporio used Weather's Stand to defeat Pucci.

His initial Stand is called Weather Report, a versatile Stand that has control over weather. It is usually in a cloud humanoid shape and can quickly formulate these vapors to stop or distort his enemies' attacks. He can also use his Stand to bring otherwise unlikely elements of the weather to rain down on enemies. In such a case, he used poisonous frogs to protect Jolyne against Pucci. He can also instantly freeze liquids at the single touch. When Weather restores his memories, his Stand regained several abilities previously lost to it. In addition to the abilities stated above, his Stand could alter the atmosphere and hence the projection of light, creating various rainbows to fill a vicinity. If someone were to graze into the projected light, their bodies would morph into a snail due to subliminal messages, rendering them weak to salt and practically immobile. He can also electrocute anyone who comes in contact with his body. His Stand can also fill a room completely full with oxygen, paralyzing an opponent indefinitely.

Narciso Anasui

One of Jolyne's allies and one of the main love interests for Jolyne.

Obsessed with disassembling objects, Anasui grew up a bit awkward during his childhood days. He painstakingly dissected a pocket watch, his neighbour's car, and whatever else that struck his fancy. One day while returning from work, he found his girlfriend cheating on him with another man. In response, he methodically tore both of them apart. He was sent to prison and faced a twelve-year sentence for first degree murder.

Although he was briefly seen next to Weather Report by Hermes, Anasui doesn't get involved with Jolyne until F.F. comes to Emporio for help. Seemingly entranced by the tales he has heard of her, Anasui agrees to become Jolyne's bodyguard out of his burning love for her, and even express his feelings in words as soon as they first see each other, leaving Jolyne not knowing how to react. Upon finding her, Anasui keeps true to his word and protects Jolyne - to the point of self-sacrificing at times. After being ambushed by Pucci, Anasui was sent back to the male division of prison. Hearing of Jolyne's escape, he forces Weather Report - who possesses a Joestar birthmark as a two-way tracker - to lead him to her. The two shared a shaky alliance until Weather's death at the hands of Pucci. He was found by Jolyne directly afterwards and followed her until the end.

At the last volume, Anasui asked Jotaro to approve of marrying Jolyne. Although Jotaro acted deaf for three times, later he got the picture when he saw Jolyne lean against Anasui's chest. Not ready to see his daughter married off right away, he pulled his daughter into his arms, leaving Jolyne clueless to their interactions.

His Stand, Diver Down, allows Anasui to phase his body through any object. He can also use his Stand to hop into people's minds and talk to them. If needed, he can phase his Stand into someone else's body, allowing them to borrow Diver Down's limbs without being harmed. This ability also makes him a fitting bodyguard as he can lessen the blow a person is dealt by transferring the damage to himself. It is never clearly stated how or when he received his Stand, but it is assumed that he had his Stand before his prison sentence.

He is shown as a female character with short hair and slim figure in Volume 3 when sitting in the piano with Weather Report, so later the readers in Japan and F.F. is totally overwhelmed and surprised.

Romeo

A cowardly rich kid who is Jolyne's boyfriend. Unfortunately, their relationship ended when Jolyne discovered that Romeo had left her in prison for a murder she didn't commit. After she escapes from prison, Jolyne pays him a visit and he weeps for forgiveness. She hushes him, asks for cash and a car, and, after warning him to not betray her again, leaves him. Hermes held a duplicate of his tongue which transmitted whatever he said aloud and also served as a quick silencer should he chose to report them. Romeo gets a call from the police moments later but he misleads them, saying that Jolyne was headed for Mexico (when she's actually hunting Pucci). Though touched by his surprising loyalty, Jolyne still removes the sticker to rip his tongue apart.

Guess

Uses a Stand named after the Goo Goo Dolls.

Rocco Barocco

Named after the fashion designer of the same name.

Ungaro

One of Dio's sons. His Stand is Bohemian Rhapsody.

Rykiel

One of Dio's sons, Rykiel came to Florida because he was mysteriously drawn to Enrico Pucci. He had no hope for his future and was spiritually damaged. This emulated itself physically as well, such as his falling eyelids and labored breathing, but with the discovery of his Stand, Sky High, he found that he could concentrate better than he ever had before. Thanks to Pucci, he finally found a way to unleash his true potential. After learning his hidden power, Rykiel goes to confront Jolyne, Hermes and Emporio during their escape from prison, only to be defeated in the end. His mother is assumed to be one of Dio's victims.

His Stand is Sky High, which appears as a rhinoceros beetle perched on Rykiel's right hand, with a second face on the horn. Sky High's ability is to manipulate rods, cylindrical creatures descended from anomalocarids that feed on heat. Rykiel sends out orders about where, from which direction, and which part of the body the rods should sap heat from. The reason for why these organisms follow this Stand's orders are unknown, but perhaps it is because the rods trust Rykiel.

Donatello Versus

One of Dio's sons. His Stand is Underworld.

Enrico Pucci

The antagonist of the story arc.

Chapters

No.	Title	Japanese release date	Japanese ISBN
1 (64)	Prisoner FE40563: Jolyne Kujo Shūjin Bangō FE40563 Kūjō Jorīn (囚人番号FE40563空条徐倫)	May 1, 2000[1]	ISBN 978-4-08-872866-7
595. "Stone Ocean (1)" (石作りの海 その1, "Sutōn Ōshan Sono 1"?) 596. "Stone Ocean (2)" (石作りの海 その2, "Sutōn Ōshan Sono 2"?) 597. "Stone Ocean (3)" (石作りの海 その3, "Sutōn Ōshan Sono 3"?) 598. "Prisoner FE40563: Jolyne Kujo (1)" (囚人番号FE40563空条徐倫 その1, "Shūjin Bangō FE40563 Kūjō Jorīn Sono 1"?) 599. "Prisoner FE40563: Jolyne Kujo (2)" (囚人番号FE40563空条徐倫 その2, "Shūjin Bangō FE40563 Kūjō Jorīn Sono 2"?) 600. "Prisoner FE40563: Jolyne Kujo (3)" (囚人番号FE40563空条徐倫 その3, "Shūjin Bangō FE40563 Kūjō Jorīn Sono 3"?) 601. "Goo Goo Dolls" (グーグー·ドールズ, "Gūgū Dōruzu"?) 602. "Stone Free" (ストーン·フリー, "Stōn Furī"?)
2 (65)	Visitor to Green Dolphin Street Prison Gurīn Dorufin Sutorīto Keimusho no Menkainin (グリーン·ドルフィン·ストリート刑務所の面会人)	August 4, 2000[2]	ISBN 978-4-08-872899-5
603. "Stone Free (2)" (ストーン·フリー その2, "Stōn Furī Sono 2"?) 604. "Green Dolphin Street Prison" (グリーン·ドルフィン·ストリート刑務所, "Gurīn Dorufin Sutorīto Keimusho"?) 605. "The Visitor (1)" (面会人 その1, "Menkainin Sono 1"?) 606. "The Visitor (2)" (面会人 その2, "Menkainin Sono 2"?) 607. "The Visitor (3)" (面会人 その3, "Menkainin Sono 3"?) 608. "The Visitor (4)" (面会人 その4, "Menkainin Sono 4"?) 609. "The Visitor (5)" (面会人 その5, "Menkainin Sono 5"?) 610. "The Visitor (6)" (面会人 その6, "Menkainin Sono 6"?) 611. "The Visitor (7)" (面会人 その7, "Menkainin Sono 7"?)
3 (66)	Prisoner of Love Purizunā Obu Ravu (プリズナー·オブ·ラヴ)	October 4, 2000[3]	ISBN 978-4-08-873027-1
612. "The Visitor (8)" (面会人 その8, "Menkainin Sono 8"?) 613. "The Visitor (9)" (面会人 その9, "Menkainin Sono 9"?) 614. "Prisoner of Love" (プリズナー·オブ·ラヴ, "Purizunā Obu Ravu"?) 615. "Hermes’ Kiss (1)" (エルメェスのシール その1, "Erumesu no Shīru Sono 1"?) 616. "Hermes’ Kiss (2)" (エルメェスのシール その2, "Erumesu no Shīru Sono 2"?) 617. "Hermes’ Kiss (3)" (エルメェスのシール その3, "Erumesu no Shīru Sono 3"?) 618. "Hermes’ Kiss (4)" (エルメェスのシール その4, "Erumesu no Shīru Sono 4"?) 619. "Hermes’ Kiss (5)" (エルメェスのシール その5, "Erumesu no Shīru Sono 5"?) 620. "There’s Six of Them! (1)" (6人いる! その1, "6 Nin Iru! Sono 1"?) 621. "There’s Six of Them! (2)" (6人いる! その2, "6 Nin Iru! Sono 2"?)
4 (67)	Go! Foo Fighters Iku Zo! Fū Faitāzu (行くぞ!フー·ファイターズ)	December 4, 2000[4]	ISBN 978-4-08-873051-6
622. "There’s Six of Them! (3)" (6人いる! その3, "6 Nin Iru! Sono 3"?) 623. "There’s Six of Them! (4)" (6人いる! その4, "6 Nin Iru! Sono 4"?) 624. "There’s Six of Them! (5)" (6人いる! その5, "6 Nin Iru! Sono 5"?) 625. "Foo Fighters (1)" (フー·ファイターズ その1, "Fū Faitāzu Sono 1"?) 626. "Foo Fighters (2)" (フー·ファイターズ その2, "Fū Faitāzu Sono 2"?) 627. "Foo Fighters (3)" (フー·ファイターズ その3, "Fū Faitāzu Sono 3"?) 628. "The Collector, Marilyn Manson (1)" (取り立て人マリリン·マンソン その1, "Toritatenin Maririn Manson Sono 1"?) 629. "The Collector, Marilyn Manson (2)" (取り立て人マリリン·マンソン その2, "Toritatenin Maririn Manson Sono 2"?) 630. "The Collector, Marilyn Manson (3)" (取り立て人マリリン·マンソン その3, "Toritatenin Maririn Manson Sono 3"?)
5 (68)	Savage Garden Strategy (Head for the Courtyard!) Saveji Gāden Sakusen (Nakaniwa e Mukae! (サヴェジ·ガーデン作戦 (中庭へ向かえ!))	February 2, 2001[5]	ISBN 978-4-08-873077-6
631. "The Collector, Marilyn Manson (4)" (取り立て人マリリン·マンソン その4, "Toritatenin Maririn Manson Sono 4"?) 632. "The Collector, Marilyn Manson (5)" (取り立て人マリリン·マンソン その5, "Toritatenin Maririn Manson Sono 5"?) 633. "The Collector, Marilyn Manson (6)" (取り立て人マリリン·マンソン その6, "Toritatenin Maririn Manson Sono 6"?) 634. "Savage Garden Strategy (Head for the Courtyard!) (1)" (サヴェジ·ガーデン作戦 (中庭へ向かえ!) その1, "Saveji Gāden Sakusen (Nakaniwa e Mukae!) Sono 1"?) 635. "Savage Garden Strategy (2)" (サヴェジ·ガーデン作戦 その2, "Saveji Gāden Sakusen Sono 2"?) 636. "Savage Garden Strategy (3)" (サヴェジ·ガーデン作戦 その3, "Saveji Gāden Sakusen Sono 3"?) 637. "Savage Garden Strategy (4)" (サヴェジ·ガーデン作戦 その4, "Saveji Gāden Sakusen Sono 4"?) 638. "Savage Garden Strategy (5)" (サヴェジ·ガーデン作戦 その5, "Saveji Gāden Sakusen Sono 5"?) 639. "Savage Garden Strategy (6)" (サヴェジ·ガーデン作戦 その6, "Saveji Gāden Sakusen Sono 6"?)
6 (69)	Flash Flood Warning Shūchū Gōu Keihō Hatsurei (集中豪雨警報発令)	April 4, 2001[6]	ISBN 978-4-08-873103-2
640. "Savage Garden Strategy (7)" (サヴェジ·ガーデン作戦 その7, "Saveji Gāden Sakusen Sono 7"?) 641. "Savage Garden Strategy (8)" (サヴェジ·ガーデン作戦 その8, "Saveji Gāden Sakusen Sono 8"?) 642. "Flash Flood Warning (1)" (集中豪雨警報発令 その1, "Shūchū Gōu Keihō Hatsurei Sono 1"?) 643. "Flash Flood Warning (2)" (集中豪雨警報発令 その1, "Shūchū Gōu Keihō Hatsurei Sono 2"?) 644. "Flash Flood Warning (3)" (集中豪雨警報発令 その1, "Shūchū Gōu Keihō Hatsurei Sono 3"?) 645. "Kiss Of Love & Revenge (1)" (愛と復讐のキッス その1, "Ai to Fukushū no Kissu Sono 1"?) 646. "Kiss Of Love & Revenge (2)" (愛と復讐のキッス その2, "Ai to Fukushū no Kissu Sono 2"?) 647. "Kiss Of Love & Revenge (3)" (愛と復讐のキッス その3, "Ai to Fukushū no Kissu Sono 3"?) 648. "Kiss Of Love & Revenge (4)" (愛と復讐のキッス その4, "Ai to Fukushū no Kissu Sono 4"?)
7 (70)	Ultra Security Solitary Urutora Sekyuriti Chōbatsubō (ウルトラセキュリティ懲罰房)	June 4, 2001[7]	ISBN 978-4-08-873126-1
649. "Kiss Of Love & Revenge (5)" (愛と復讐のキッス その5, "Ai to Fukushū no Kissu Sono 5"?) 650. "Kiss Of Love & Revenge (6)" (愛と復讐のキッス その6, "Ai to Fukushū no Kissu Sono 6"?) 651. "Kiss Of Love & Revenge (7)" (愛と復讐のキッス その7, "Ai to Fukushū no Kissu Sono 7"?) 652. "Ultra Security Solitary" (ウルトラセキュリティ懲罰房, "Urutora Sekyuriti Chōbatsubō"?) 653. "His Name Is Annasui" (その名はアナスイ, "Sono Na wa Anasui"?) 654. "The Secret Of Guard Westwood (1)" (看守ウエストウッドの秘密 その1, "Kanshu Uesutouddo no Himitsu Sono 1"?) 655. "The Secret Of Guard Westwood (2)" (看守ウエストウッドの秘密 その2, "Kanshu Uesutouddo no Himitsu Sono 2"?) 656. "The Secret Of Guard Westwood (3)" (看守ウエストウッドの秘密 その3, "Kanshu Uesutouddo no Himitsu Sono 3"?) 657. "The Secret Of Guard Westwood (4)" (看守ウエストウッドの秘密 その4, "Kanshu Uesutouddo no Himitsu Sono 4"?)
8 (71)	Burn Dragon's Dream! Moe yo Doragonzu Dorīmu (燃えよ竜の夢)	September 4, 2001[8]	ISBN 978-4-08-873160-5
658. "The Secret Of Guard Westwood (5)" (看守ウエストウッドの秘密 その5, "Kanshu Uesutouddo no Himitsu Sono 5"?) 659. "The Secret Of Guard Westwood (6)" (看守ウエストウッドの秘密 その6, "Kanshu Uesutouddo no Himitsu Sono 6"?) 660. "The Secret Of Guard Westwood (7)" (看守ウエストウッドの秘密 その7, "Kanshu Uesutouddo no Himitsu Sono 7"?) 661. "Burn Dragon's Dream! (1)" (燃えよ竜の夢 その1, "Moe yo Doragonzu Dorīmu Sono 1"?) 662. "Burn Dragon's Dream! (2)" (燃えよ竜の夢 その2, "Moe yo Doragonzu Dorīmu Sono 2"?) 663. "Burn Dragon's Dream! (3)" (燃えよ竜の夢 その3, "Moe yo Doragonzu Dorīmu Sono 3"?) 664. "Burn Dragon's Dream! (4)" (燃えよ竜の夢 その4, "Moe yo Doragonzu Dorīmu Sono 4"?) 665. "Burn Dragon's Dream! (5)" (燃えよ竜の夢 その5, "Moe yo Doragonzu Dorīmu Sono 5"?) 666. "Burn Foo Fighters!" (燃えよフー·ファイターズ, "Moe yo Fū Faitāzu"?)
9 (72)	Birth Of The "Green" Midoriiro no Tanjō (緑色の誕生)	November 2, 2001[9]	ISBN 978-4-08-873183-4
667. "Burn Dragon's Dream! (6)" (燃えよ竜の夢 その6, "Moe yo Doragonzu Dorīmu Sono 6"?) 668. "Burn Dragon's Dream! (7)" (燃えよ竜の夢 その7, "Moe yo Doragonzu Dorīmu Sono 7"?) 669. "Father: Jotaro Kujo - Daughter: Jolyne Kujo" (父·空条承太郎 娘·空条徐倫, "Chichi: Kūjō Jōtarō Musume: Kūjō Jorīn"?) 670. "Birth Of The "Green" (1)" (緑色の誕生 その1, "Midoriiro no Tanjō Sono 1"?) 671. "Birth Of The "Green" (2)" (緑色の誕生 その1, "Midoriiro no Tanjō Sono 2"?) 672. "Here Comes Yo-Yo Ma! (1)" (ヨーヨーマッが来る! その1, "Yōyōma ga Kuru! Sono 1"?) 673. "Here Comes Yo-Yo Ma! (2)" (ヨーヨーマッが来る! その2, "Yōyōma ga Kuru! Sono 2"?) 674. "Here Comes Yo-Yo Ma! (3)" (ヨーヨーマッが来る! その3, "Yōyōma ga Kuru! Sono 3"?) 675. "Here Comes Yo-Yo Ma! (4)" (ヨーヨーマッが来る! その4, "Yōyōma ga Kuru! Sono 4"?)
10 (73)	Awaken AWAKEN-Mezame (AWAKEN-目覚め)	February 4, 2002[10]	ISBN 978-4-08-873225-1
676. "Here Comes Yo-Yo Ma! (5)" (ヨーヨーマッが来る! その5, "Yōyōma ga Kuru! Sono 5"?) 677. "FF The Witness (1)" (F·F-目撃者 その1, "Efu Efu Mokugekisha Sono 1"?) 678. "FF The Witness (2)" (F·F-目撃者 その2, "Efu Efu Mokugekisha Sono 2"?) 679. "Awaken (1)" (AWAKEN-目覚め その1, "AWAKEN-Mezame Sono 1"?) 680. "Awaken (2)" (AWAKEN-目覚め その2, "AWAKEN-Mezame Sono 2"?) 681. "Awaken (3)" (AWAKEN-目覚め その3, "AWAKEN-Mezame Sono 3"?) 682. "Awaken (4)" (AWAKEN-目覚め その4, "AWAKEN-Mezame Sono 4"?) 683. "Whitesnake The Pursuer (1)" (ホワイトスネイク-追跡者 その1, "Howaito Suneiku- Tsuisekisha Sono 1"?) 684. "Whitesnake The Pursuer (2)" (ホワイトスネイク-追跡者 その2, "Howaito Suneiku- Tsuisekisha Sono 2"?)
11 (74)	Head out! Paradise Time Mukae! Tengoku no Toki (迎え! 天国の時)	April 4, 2002[11]	ISBN 978-4-08-873250-3
685. "Whitesnake The Pursuer (3)" (ホワイトスネイク-追跡者 その3, "Howaito Suneiku- Tsuisekisha Sono 3"?) 686. "Whitesnake The Pursuer (4)" (ホワイトスネイク-追跡者 その4, "Howaito Suneiku- Tsuisekisha Sono 4"?) 687. "Whitesnake The Pursuer (5)" (ホワイトスネイク-追跡者 その5, "Howaito Suneiku- Tsuisekisha Sono 5"?) 688. "Paradise Time" (天国の時, "Tengoku no Toki"?) 689. "New Moon, New Priest!" (新月の時!新神父, "Shingetsu no Toki! Nyū Shinpu"?) 690. "Jail House Lock (1)" (JAIL HOUSE LOCK その1, "Jeiru Hausu Rokku! Sono 1"?) 691. "Jail House Lock (2)" (JAIL HOUSE LOCK その2, "Jeiru Hausu Rokku! Sono 2"?) 692. "Jail House Lock (3)" (JAIL HOUSE LOCK その3, "Jeiru Hausu Rokku! Sono 3"?) 693. "Jail House Lock (4)" (JAIL HOUSE LOCK その4, "Jeiru Hausu Rokku! Sono 4"?)
12 (75)	Escape Datsugoku e... (脱獄へ...)	July 4, 2002[12]	ISBN 978-4-08-873284-8
694. "Jail House Lock (5)" (JAIL HOUSE LOCK その5, "Jeiru Hausu Rokku! Sono 5"?) 695. "Jail House Lock (6)" (JAIL HOUSE LOCK その6, "Jeiru Hausu Rokku! Sono 6"?) 696. "Escape" (脱獄へ..., "Datsugoku e..."?) 697. "Three Men In Hospital" (病院に運ばれた3人の男, "Byōin ni Hakobareta 3nin no Otoko"?) 698. "Bohemian Rhapsody (1)" (自由人の狂想曲 その1, "Bohemian Rapusodī Sono 1"?) 699. "Bohemian Rhapsody (2)" (自由人の狂想曲 その2, "Bohemian Rapusodī Sono 2"?) 700. "Bohemian Rhapsody (3)" (自由人の狂想曲 その3, "Bohemian Rapusodī Sono 3"?) 701. "Bohemian Rhapsody (4)" (自由人の狂想曲 その4, "Bohemian Rapusodī Sono 4"?) 702. "Bohemian Rhapsody (5)" (自由人の狂想曲 その5, "Bohemian Rapusodī Sono 5"?)
13 (76)	Sky High Sora Takaku Sukai Hai (空高くスカイ·ハイ)	September 4, 2002[13]	ISBN 978-4-08-873315-9
703. "Bohemian Rhapsody (6)" (自由人の狂想曲 その6, "Bohemian Rapusodī Sono 6"?) 704. "Bohemian Rhapsody (7)" (自由人の狂想曲 その7, "Bohemian Rapusodī Sono 7"?) 705. "Long Time No See, Romeo..." (ひさしぶりねロメオ, "Hisashiburi ne Romeo"?) 706. "Sky High (1)" (スカイ·ハイ その1, "Sukai Hai Sono 1"?) 707. "Sky High (2)" (スカイ·ハイ その2, "Sukai Hai Sono 2"?) 708. "Sky High (3)" (スカイ·ハイ その3, "Sukai Hai Sono 3"?) 709. "Sky High (4)" (スカイ·ハイ その4, "Sukai Hai Sono 4"?) 710. "Sky High (5)" (スカイ·ハイ その5, "Sukai Hai Sono 5"?) 711. "Sky High (6)" (スカイ·ハイ その6, "Sukai Hai Sono 6"?)
14 (77)	Three Days To The New Moon Tengoku no Toki Shingetsu made Ato 3ka (天国の時 新月まであと3日)	December 4, 2002[14]	ISBN 978-4-08-873346-3
712. "Three Days To The New Moon" (天国の時 新月まであと3日, "Tengoku no Toki Shingetsu made Ato 3ka"?) 713. "Under World (1)" (アンダー·ワールド その1, "Andā Wārudo Sono 1"?) 714. "Under World (2)" (アンダー·ワールド その2, "Andā Wārudo Sono 2"?) 715. "Under World (3)" (アンダー·ワールド その3, "Andā Wārudo Sono 3"?) 716. "Under World (4)" (アンダー·ワールド その4, "Andā Wārudo Sono 4"?) 717. "Under World (5)" (アンダー·ワールド その5, "Andā Wārudo Sono 5"?) 718. "Under World (6)" (アンダー·ワールド その6, "Andā Wārudo Sono 6"?) 719. "Heavy Weather (1)" (ヘビー·ウェザー その1, "Hebī Uezā Sono 1"?) 720. "Heavy Weather (2)" (ヘビー·ウェザー その2, "Hebī Uezā Sono 2"?)
15 (78)	Heavy Weather Hebī Uezā (ヘビー·ウェザー)	February 4, 2003[15]	ISBN 978-4-08-873383-8
721. "Heavy Weather (3)" (ヘビー·ウェザー その3, "Hebī Uezā Sono 3"?) 722. "Heavy Weather (4)" (ヘビー·ウェザー その4, "Hebī Uezā Sono 4"?) 723. "Heavy Weather (5)" (ヘビー·ウェザー その5, "Hebī Uezā Sono 5"?) 724. "Heavy Weather (6)" (ヘビー·ウェザー その6, "Hebī Uezā Sono 6"?) 725. "Heavy Weather (7)" (ヘビー·ウェザー その7, "Hebī Uezā Sono 7"?) 726. "Heavy Weather (8)" (ヘビー·ウェザー その8, "Hebī Uezā Sono 8"?) 727. "Heavy Weather (9)" (ヘビー·ウェザー その9, "Hebī Uezā Sono 9"?) 728. "Heavy Weather (10)" (ヘビー·ウェザー その10, "Hebī Uezā Sono 10"?) 729. "Heavy Weather (11)" (ヘビー·ウェザー その11, "Hebī Uezā Sono 11"?)
16 (79)	Coming To Cape Canaveral Kēpu Kanaberaru nite (ケープ·カナベラルにて)	April 4, 2003[16]	ISBN 978-4-08-873410-1
730. "Heavy Weather (12)" (ヘビー·ウェザー その12, "Hebī Uezā Sono 12"?) 731. "Heavy Weather (13)" (ヘビー·ウェザー その13, "Hebī Uezā Sono 13"?) 732. "Coming To Cape Canaveral" (ケープ·カナベラルにて, "Kēpu Kanaberaru nite"?) 733. "The New Moon's Gravity (1)" (新月の重力 その1, "Shingetsu no Jūryoku Sono 1"?) 734. "The New Moon's Gravity (2)" (新月の重力 その2, "Shingetsu no Jūryoku Sono 2"?) 735. "C-Moon (1)" (C-MOON その1, "Shī Mūn Sono 1"?) 736. "C-Moon (2)" (C-MOON その2, "Shī Mūn Sono 2"?) 737. "C-Moon (3)" (C-MOON その3, "Shī Mūn Sono 3"?) 738. "C-Moon (4)" (C-MOON その4, "Shī Mūn Sono 4"?) 739. "C-Moon (5)" (C-MOON その5, "Shī Mūn Sono 5"?) 740. "C-Moon (6)" (C-MOON その6, "Shī Mūn Sono 6"?)
17 (80)	What A Wonderful World Howatto a Wandafuru Wārudo (ホワット·ア·ワンダフル·ワールド)	July 4, 2003[17]	ISBN 978-4-08-873483-5
741. "C-Moon (7)" (C-MOON その7, "Shī Mūn Sono 7"?) 742. "C-Moon (8)" (C-MOON その8, "Shī Mūn Sono 8"?) 743. "Made In Heaven (1)" (メイド·イン·ヘブン その1, "Meido In Hebun Sono 1"?) 744. "Made In Heaven (2)" (メイド·イン·ヘブン その2, "Meido In Hebun Sono 2"?) 745. "Made In Heaven (3)" (メイド·イン·ヘブン その3, "Meido In Hebun Sono 3"?) 746. "Made In Heaven (4)" (メイド·イン·ヘブン その4, "Meido In Hebun Sono 4"?) 747. "Made In Heaven (5)" (メイド·イン·ヘブン その5, "Meido In Hebun Sono 5"?) 748. "Made In Heaven (6)" (メイド·イン·ヘブン その6, "Meido In Hebun Sono 6"?) 749. "Made In Heaven (7)" (メイド·イン·ヘブン その7, "Meido In Hebun Sono 7"?) 750. "Made In Heaven (8)" (メイド·イン·ヘブン その8, "Meido In Hebun Sono 8"?) 751. "Made In Heaven (9)" (メイド·イン·ヘブン その9, "Meido In Hebun Sono 9"?) 752. "What A Wonderful World" (ホワット·ア·ワンダフル·ワールド, "Howatto a Wandafuru Wārudo"?)

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