JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken: Ougon no Kaze

JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken: Ougon no Kaze is an adaptation of the fifth part of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure manga. American and European releases were planned as "GioGio's Bizarre Adventure", but they were silently cancelled.

Sub-Pages#

Unused AudioDozens of unused voice lines suggesting cut stages, gameplay mechanics, and more.

Unused Models#

To do: Add the unused beetle model inside npc_108.pzz.

Rat and Spider#

A rat and a spider modeled after the ones seen in Formaggio's arc of the manga. The rats in stage 3-1 use a smaller copy of the model with a different palette.

Schoolgirl#

Seemingly based on one of the schoolgirls seen talking to Giorno in an early chapter of the original manga.

Woman in Dress#

A woman with long hair wearing a plain white dress. While not an exact match, the model resembles two women seen in the Requiem arc of the manga.

Crow#

While an image of this model is used in the cutscene preceding stage 4-2, the actual model itself goes unused.

Dog#

This floppy-eared dog is based on a dog shown in the manga's Requiem arc.

Cat#

Based on Formaggio's cat, from a scene that does not appear in the game.

Basic Shapes#

Present in ball.pzz are unused models of a sphere, a cube, and a cylinder. The purpose of these models is unknown.

Clash#

Although never visible at any point in-game, the model for the Stand Clash can still be found in the files.

pl37.pzz#

pl37.pzz contains a copy of Man In The Mirror's model, along with different hand gestures, face expressions, and a handful of primitive models. Trying to load this character causes the game to crash.

Unused Characters#

Polpo#

Although Polpo's model can usually only be seen in images during cutscenes, he has both a full 3D model and a semi-functional moveset that includes the ability to summon Black Sabbath. He lacks voice clips, so the game defaults to using Buccellati's.

Vinegar Doppio#

Doppio has a playable moveset, albeit a copy of Diavolo's. He shares Diavolo's animations, but goes into a T-pose when attempting to use some abilities. Like Polpo, he uses Buccellati's voice clips.

Unused Stage#

Stored within st061.pzz is an unused stage based on a cut part of Formaggio's arc in the manga. The stage's model consists of a glass bottle several times the player's size on a tiled floor. Even when loaded into the stage viewer, the stage has no skybox.

Unused Textures#

Placeholder Poster#

ga01_s02.pzz contains a leftover placeholder texture for the Poster Viewer in the game's Gallery mode. The texture consists of a picture of Hirohiko Araki, the author of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. The picture is accompanied by the kanji "仮", which translates to "temporary".

Loading Screens#

A handful of loading screens are not used for any cutscene or stage. All of them are alternate versions of used loading screens.

Prologue Text#

In the textures for the prologue, a paragraph of text stylized in gold can be found.

Warning Screen#

This violence warning screen is found in the same file as the title screen. While many of Capcom's other games display similar screens upon startup, this game's goes unused.

Unused Sardegna Textures#

Inside st100t.pzz, the texture file for the Sardegna stage, two rock textures with texture mapping guides can be found.

Taikenban End Screen#

The texture for the end screen from the taikenban demo can be found in taiken.pzz.

Numbered Notes#

d08a_10.pzz, d08a_0f.pzz, and d07b_04.pzz have textures with crudely-drawn numbers to the right that represent different eye movements.

Aged Passenger Portrait#

sd080.pzz contains two portraits meant for NPC dialogue in Chapter 5-1, but only the male passenger has voice lines, rendering the female portrait unused.

Unused Text#

Character Narration#

Present at 2547A0 in the game's ELF file is unused text for a cut section in the game's Gallery Mode. Although the model and some of the code for the cut menu still exist in the files, most of its functionality has been removed.

Unused Formaggio Stage#

Inside SD060.TXT, one can find dialogue meant to be used in the unused Formaggio stage.