Random Jojo Facts Comp (5/?)

It's been a while, isn't it? It's really hard to keep up a schedule of facts when they're ... Yeah, running low. I guess I'd just post them when I found 7-8 new facts I'd like to share, instead of keeping up a schedule. Have a good read, fellas. Tamaki Damo not only references the band Can with his stand Vitamin C, but also references the band's lead singer Damo Suzuki and his famous "pointed finger" pose. Mrs. Robinson most likely is a callback to Battle Tendency's villain Donovan, both being chained to a cactus and left to die in the desert at some point in their life. As of July 2017, Italy is the only country in the world (except Japan, of course) who released physical copies of both Part 4's spin-off "Thus Spoke Rohan Kishibe" and Part 5's spin-off "Golden Heart, Golden Ring". Tusk's name in the Italian release of Steel Ball Run is written as "Tasuku", which is the japanese pronunciation of the stand's name. Dedicated to the memory of user tuskgamer (2017-2017) Forever and Shigechii share the same voice actor. Not everybody knows that Hey Ya, Pocoloco's stand, doesn't actually bring him fortune or good luck; in the JOJOVELLER it is revealed that Hey Ya doesn't have any power or capability of manipulating luck, it just makes its owner thinks luck is by his side, so he's motivated enough to do anything. While in the manga and current anime adaptation Hol Horse ends up allying with Boingo and then he gets severe but non-lethal wounds, get sent into the hospital and then goes through a full recovery, in the OVA he enters into a coma after the wounds received during his confrontation against Enya and her stand, Justice, and the whereabouts of his health are unknown. Araki once said that the reason stands in Diamond Is Unbreakable are more flawed and weaker than most stands from other parts is because he wanted to show how stands could reflect their respective user's mental and emotional weaknesses; this is especially shown in stands with autodestructive behaviors, such as Superfly and Cheap Trick.