Who is pucci

Later depictions have the shaved lines of each hexagon joining and going to the base of his skull by forming a one-chevron line. He has thin sideburns, spreading at the edge of the middle of his jaw. In early depictions, his irises had a plus sign shaped star design which changed into a solid color incomplete disk, missing a circular section either on the left or the right side.

Pucci wears a slim, black gown, in the style of a priest's vestment. A gold cross is printed on top, spanning his chest and running his length, with two golden double crosses at the wrists of his sleeves. He later added a belt over his gown.

After fusing with the Green Baby , Pucci's appearance takes a number of superficial changes. Strands of hair join to his eyebrows, forming a five-pointed star on his forehead and his right sideburn join with it. His hair changes design with three shaved lines going from his left temple to the base of his skull.

He grows ponytails or dreadlocks, which thread through the holes of his collar. A star-shaped Joestar birthmark appears on his shoulder. In early depictions, like the Green Baby, his eyelashes grow into spikes and his skin has lines going over it and he replaces his previous belt with a much larger double belt, and his wrists now have golden bands.

He has five ponytails, his sideburn has 4 lines going to his eyebrows with one going to the left eyebrow and the shaved lines follow the top of his scalp. Later depictions have only 3 ponytails, 3 lines joining his sideburn to his right eyebrow and the shaved lines following his left temple. As a teenager, Enrico Pucci was a good-hearted man, who tried the best he could to follow his faith as a future priest.

Even then, Pucci was already interested in Fate as he was curious as to why he lived while his twin brother Domenico Pucci died.

These interrogations were what made him want to become a priest and seek answers. Enrico Pucci then became a radical believer after frequenting DIO, whose principal credo was that humans were helpless before many forces which ruled the Universe. Among these forces, God's will and Fate -which Pucci dubs "Gravity"- were the most brought up. Pucci's backstory, full of near-impossible coincidences and twists of fate and Perla's death whose responsibility couldn't be pinned on anybody, in particular, were the probable inceptions of this belief.

Essentially, Pucci wished that humans realized that they couldn't fight Fate and make them at peace with their status as subordinates of Fate. In his quest for attaining Heaven, Pucci used many immoral methods including murder, manipulation, and bribery. Pucci was particularly callous about human lives, considering that he worked for the greater good anyway and that these sacrifices were insignificant.

DIO's plan notably included the sacrifice of 36 human lives, and Pucci also sought to murder anyone who would cross his path, even Emporio Alnino who was a helpless child, or used minions he would recruit with manipulation or promises of favors as the priest of Green Dolphin Street. Underhanded tactics are not beneath him: Pucci favors imposing cruel choices to his enemies, for instance throwing Jotaro's Memory DISC into the dying Anasui, [15] and asking Jolyne whether she wants to stop him or save Jotaro, as the DISC will disappear if Anasui dies and her father as a result, and Pucci would drive Jotaro through a similar choice in his final battle.

Generally, Pucci is a rather immoral person, having no qualm being violent his first appearance has him smashing Miraschon face-first into the edge of a cabinet after discovering a theft [17] or collaborating with various criminals, viewing them as tools to further his plans. As a fanatic, Pucci neither enjoys nor dislikes the numerous immoral acts he commits, being focused on his plan above all. As DIO planned for, his friend Pucci doesn't take any interest whatsoever in worldly concerns such as wealth or sex, and his only drives are his friendship with DIO and his belief, [18] although, during their first meeting, DIO noticed a burgeoning evil in the priest who was reading a book about a clergyman committing adultery and running from his office to become an artist.

His twin brother Wes told him when he regained his memory, that he was "the worst evil: an evil man who didn't know that he was evil". A rather reserved priest, Pucci became more and more exalted as the plan neared its completion, having occasional outbursts of enthusiasm and celebrating the Green Baby's conception.

Prior to acquiring Made in Heaven, Pucci was an anxious person and used to recite the prime numbers, [20] which calmed him thanks to their indivisibility. Upon unlocking it, however, Pucci became supremely confident, and began to express his emotions more freely, exasperated at Jolyne's persistence to resist him and angrily shout her name. Interestingly, Pucci's first Stand Whitesnake possesses its own personality which can be described as scornful and vicious.

Whitesnake vocalizes Pucci's inner emotions more freely than its user, notably his anger. Pucci appreciates Messiah , an oratorio from English composer George Frederic Handel, and is seen carrying the disc of the music with him. Whitesnake can also produce an acid which slowly dissolves its enemies and puts them in a dream-like state. Pucci's Stand evolves into two other Stands during the course of Stone Ocean. It can create a gravitational field around Pucci, and its punches pull things inside out, essentially destroying them in the process.

Pucci finally develops Made in Heaven with further instructions in DIO's diary, which steadily accelerates the speed of time by manipulating the universe's gravity. Curious, he conversed with DIO, and though he was alarmed when DIO grasped his twisted foot, he didn't think it was anything special. It wasn't until Pucci removed his shoe that he noticed his foot had been healed. Around the same time, a woman, in tears, came to the confessional booth, pleading to be heard. Choosing to listen in the absent priest's place, he heard how this woman had switched her sickly baby with another family's fraternal twin W.

When he asked what the family name was, he was shocked to discover it was Pucci. Not long afterward, his sister, Perla, fell in love with a part-time worker named Wes Bluemarine.

The man his sister was dating was actually his thought-to-be-dead twin brother. Despite his discovery, Pucci is unable to tell anyone due to his priestly obligation to preserve the privacy of confessions. In order to protect his sister from knowing of the incest, Pucci secretly hired a P. However, he was unaware that the P. Wes was shot and hung from a noose over a cliff while Perla was beaten.

The morning afterward, Pucci discovered Perla's corpse from her suicide and cradled her body in sadness. Pucci wanted to follow DIO, enticed by his words, but not before tying up all the loose ends to his past. He approaches the post-traumatic Wes, who was furious at Pucci's interference in his relationship with Perla, and quickly told him they were brothers before removing Wes's memory DISC from him.

Wes then adopted the name Weather Report to compensate for not having a name. Pucci spent the remainder of that year with DIO. From him, he learned the "ingredients" needed to formulate the "perfect world". DIO grew to trust Pucci entirely, and gave him one of his finger bones as a remaining fragment should he die. The remaining years of Pucci's life were driven by his obsession with this promised land, and he waited for the preparation of the said day.

To increase his mobility, he finished his priesthood and became a Father to those in need. Determined to fulfill DIO's prophecy, he secured a job at Green Dolphin Street Prison , where he spent the next 8 years as the head priest and had since then become the longest residing employee of the prison.

However, Pucci knows that Jotaro must have read the diary. As the one known criminal, Johngalli A openly acts by ordering thugs to throw a hitchhiker into the car Romeo Jisso and Jolyne Cujoh, Jotaro's daughter, were riding in. Johngalli A then directly hired a corrupt lawyer to protect Romeo and frame Jolyne for manslaughter with aggravating circumstances which would guarantee her transfer to Green Dolphin Street Prison.

That way, Jotaro would investigate the circumstances and try to meet Jolyne in prison. After a long-range shot against Jolyne, Pucci has Whitesnake trap the two inside a delusional combat scenario, from which both of them eventually escape. The family freeing themselves from Whitesnake's spell is unexpected but, at a corridor, Johngalli A. At this moment, Pucci decides to get rid of Johngalli A. Then Pucci has Whitesnake finish off the sniper with a gun so his secret identity won't be found.

With Jolyne Cujoh being thrown into solitary confinement, Pucci has several weeks of free move. During that time, he looks into Jotaro's memories to discover DIO's plan.

Moreover, having no use for Jotaro's Star Platinum disc, he stores it in his secret stash in the farm fields. After the battle between Jolyne, Ermes Costello and Foo Fighters , Pucci participates in the search for the missing prisoners who were killed during said battle and notes that his whole stash of discs has been taken and there is no sign of Foo Fighters. He concludes that Jolyne is a more dangerous foe than he previously thought and that she's gathered allies.

To assassinate Jolyne and her allies, he decides to use Miraschon, whom he has promised parole and gives her the Stand Marilyn Manson. However, Miraschon fails at assassinating anyone and is defeated. Later, Pucci intercepts Jolyne's phone call to the Speedwagon Foundation and knows that she intends to deliver the Star Platinum disc to them.

Wanting to prevent that, Pucci dispatches Lang Rangler to kill Jolyne before she can reach the courtyard between the men and women's wards. However, Lang is defeated. Deciding to check on Lang, Pucci accidentally meets Jolyne about the open the door to the courtyard.

Since Jolyne doesn't know he is the enemy, she peacefully begs him to grant her a moment in the courtyard. DIO dies before he is able to achieve the world domination and unfettered power that he seeks. Pucci goes to great lengths to retrieve this information, which has instructions to develop C-Moon and Made in Heaven, which he uses to try to create a new universe.

Josuke Higashikata — Who Would Win? Despite his discovery, Pucci is unable to tell anyone due to his priestly obligation to preserve the privacy of confessions. In order to protect his sister from knowing of the incest, Pucci secretly hired a P. However, he was unaware that the P. Wes was shot and hanged from a noose over a cliff while Perla was beaten.

The morning afterward, Pucci discovered Perla's corpse from her suicide and cradled her body in sadness. He noticed a disc emerging from her head, due to Dio's influence with the Stand Arrow.

Pucci wanted to follow Dio, enticed by his words, but not before tying up all the loose ends to his past. He approached the post-traumatic Wes, who was furious at Pucci's interference in his relationship with Perla, and quickly told him they were brothers before removing Wes's memory disc from him.

Pucci spent the remainder of that year with Dio. From him he learned the "ingredients" needed to formulate the "perfect world".