Yeah, and there really isn't anything in "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" that screams "Healing Powers!" Hell, Stone Free's name is in no way a reference to its powers, but rather to Jolyne's desire for freedom. The name is a reference to Jolyne as a person rather than her Stand's power. It doesn't always have to be cut-and-dried "this Stand does this, it's name is a song title that references that."

Crazy Diamond is a song about remember the good times the Stand has the power to revert things to their old form, basically the powers are a reference to the lyrics not the title of the song and you can argue that Stone Free is similar.
 
@EvaUnit01

Theoretically speaking, what would it take to get us a living descendant of Caesar in this world?

I need to know, for reasons.
Part of me really hates that Araki seemingly lost his nerve for a bit about making his characters complete foreigners, because we missed out on the chance for Giorno's mother to be a descendant of Caesar and, subsequently, for a Zeppeli hero who not only survives his series, but also basically wins the Jojoverse.

It would have been a karmic balancing, man.
 
You sure? He's got red hair and western features, and transferred in from out of town.

Edit: Plus he met Dio in Egypt.
 
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Still, both Caesar and Kakyoin were able to use their abilities to control the bodies of women. Yet another similarity between them, albeit not a narrative one.

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Well, I guess it was a narrative similarity in a way. In the first fight between the JoJo of the story and their best friend, the friend uses their powers to control a woman into attacking the JoJo.
 
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@EvaUnit01

Theoretically speaking, what would it take to get us a living descendant of Caesar in this world?

I need to know, for reasons.
Caesar has no descendants. While certainly a ladykiller, I doubt he was the kind of guy to just wantonly sleep around, leaving bastard children in his wake.

That's what DIO's for.

That said, Caesar did have a number of siblings, and it's not unreasonable to assume that at least a few of them had children of their own. Unfortunately for you, it's also a likely assumption that the knowledge of Ripple, the Stone Masks, etc., died with Caesar as far as the Zeppeli family is concerned.

Currently most of the way through the update.
 
While knowledge of ripple may have died, both Joseph and Jotaro show that you can have an aptitude for it because of your genes. If someone (hopefully Noriaki *crosses fingers*) we meet in this quest is a descendant of one of Caesars siblings they could also become someone with talent in Hamon. If you'll excuse me I'm off to sacrifice my goats in the hope that Kakyoin is a descendant of the Zeppeli's.
 
The Zeppelis did produce Ripple users for three generations straight, so it's certainly not unreasonable to assume a living descent of theirs would still have a natural aptitude for the Ripple, though it's kind of pointless unless they unlock it.

Part of me really hates that Araki seemingly lost his nerve for a bit about making his characters complete foreigners, because we missed out on the chance for Giorno's mother to be a descendant of Caesar and, subsequently, for a Zeppeli hero who not only survives his series, but also basically wins the Jojoverse.

It would have been a karmic balancing, man.

That is exactly what I thought to myself when I read Vento Aureo. I mean come on, it takes place in Italy! How can you have not a single reference to the Zeppelis!?
 
Update 59 - Me And My Gang (pre-Midterm study group)
[x]"...eh, sure, why the hell not?"

Your juniors seem pretty happy. Tsukune bows. "Thanks, senpai. I really appreciate it."

You make a vague noise of noncommittance, and stand up. Mizore, whom you can sense pouting over this course of action, promptly gets off.

A thought suddenly occurs to you.

[x]...You probably need to take an academic boot to Mizore's ass too, given the time she spends indulging in her voyeurism.

"Shirayuki," you say abruptly, as you turn to her.

"...yes?" She has a look of dread on her face, like she's just been caught with her hand in the cookie jar, and knows that she's about to be asked to explain herself. ...that's certainly bizarre, when your own expression should clearly enough communicate that she isn't in any kind of trouble or anything.

"What have your grades been like up to this point?"

Mizore quietly fidgets, looking a bit panicked. It'd be kind of adorable, if you weren't confused and annoyed by her acting this way in context. Eventually, she softly mumbles, "...um... 'not failing', I guess?"

...You suspected as much. Her troubled expression is really bugging you, though. "Come along, then."

Mizore looks at you questioningly. "...I don't think I-"

You place a hand on her shoulder, and tell her seriously and warmly. "There's a good future waiting for you, Shirayuki."

You marginally tighten your grip and continue, "Even if I have to drag you to it by the ankle."

You are certain that your compassionate speech will reach past Mizore's self-doubt. But the way you said it, made it sound more like a threat...

Mizore peers at you for a few moments, as though pondering what you have said. Eventually, she gives a slight smile. "...all right." The world feels just a tiny bit brighter than it did earlier.
You turn back around, to see Tsukune looking at you with an aghast expression, while Moka has her head in her hands, quietly chanting some kind of mantra.
'Senpai is a non-scary human, Senpai is a non-scary human, Senpai is a non-scary human...'
"...something the matter?" you coolly and reasonably ask.

The two suddenly jump, and make a big production of the 'what? no, why I have no absolutely idea what you mean senpai, whatever could you be referring to' variety. Tch... what a pain in the ass.

The mutual affection between you and Mizore has increased!

______________

You spent some considerable time studying in the library with your friends, working with Moka to help Tsukune, Mizore, and Kurumu with... pretty much whatever.

Her transparent attempts at seducing Aono aside, Kurumu needed the most help with her... basically everything.

....

...It's been a long crazy day, but you feel like you've all made some quality progress in your studies.

Gained combat bonus: vs Witch!

Gained combat bonus: vs Spider-woman! Does not apply against characters copyrighted by Marvel Comics.

Gained combat bonus: vs Zombie!

As the gang starts collectively heading back toward the dorms, Kurumu brings a finger to her chin and cheerfully asks, "Soo~, what's the dirt on you two, hmmm~?"

It seems that she's curious about your relationship with Mizore.

[]Indulge her.
[]If Mizore wants to say something, let her. Otherwise, stay silent.
[]Tell Kurumu to worry more about her own damned relationships.
 
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[X]Tell Kurumu to worry more about her own damned relationships.
-[X] Look at her, then look at Tsukune. Then look at Moka. Then look back at Tsukune. Return to looking at Kurumu.
--[X] Smirk
 
[X]Tell Kurumu to worry more about her own damned relationships.
-[X] Look at her, then look at Tsukune. Then look at Moka. Then look back at Tsukune. Return to looking at Kurumu.
--[X] Smirk
 
[X]Tell Kurumu to worry more about her own damned relationships.
-[X] Look at her, then look at Tsukune. Then look at Moka. Then look back at Tsukune. Return to looking at Kurumu.
--[X] Smirk

Usually, when voting for something like this, the correct comment is 'Nothing could possibly go wrong with this plan.'

However, as this is TehChron making it, it would be more accurate to say 'Anything and Everything will go wrong with this plan, and we should consider ourselves lucky if DIO doesn't burst in here halfway through the next update.'
 
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