The pendulum swings, each showing the heroes fade into a silhouette, and speed lines seemingly surrounding them. The scene changes into the sextet standing on top of a building, watching the sky turn into dusk, and the lights turning on at the Cairo skyline, circles highlighting where DIO uses The World's power. This scene is yet another foreshadowing of who survives and who would become victims, with the soon-to-be-fallen appearing on the right side of the screen. Jotaro then summons Star Platinum in sync with Jin Hashimoto's singing part. The scene zooms into Jotaro before the staircase shatters around him. The scene switches to the downward view of the staircase, with Polnareff and Joseph on the left, Jotaro on the center, and Iggy, Muhammad Avdol and Noriaki Kakyoin on the right side. The sextet are then seen climbing a dark staircase, a spotlight swings left and right 4 times, each swing showing a silhouette of Egyptian gods, foreshadowing the enemies whose Stands are based on the deities. The scenery changes after Silver Chariot unleashes splitting and swinging attacks, at what appears to be Kenny G's labyrinth. Here, the sextet demonstrates their powers, most notably with Jean Pierre Polnareff dual-wielding rapiers, implying him unwillingly falling again under DIO's control via Anubis, the Sun is seen behind him in a way that references his battle with Vanilla Ice.
Each of the characters overlap the gears in the background, until DIO is shown in between the gears, referencing the power of The World and how DIO believes he has escaped the bonds of time and fate, but Jotaro appears and DIO is seen overlapping the gears again, referencing Jotaro pulling him back into his fate.Īfter the pendulum's last swing, the scenery changes to the desert with clockwork gears strewn about. The music also has a heartbeat which synchronizes with the pendulum's swing, referring to how Jotaro had to stop his heartbeat to trick DIO. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.In a dark background of turning gears and a swinging pendulum, it shows Jonathan Joestar, Dio Brando, Joseph Joestar and Jotaro Kujo, with the pendulum progressively moving upwards. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Intérprete Original: Daisuke Hasegawa (ハセガワ ダイスケ).Ĭopyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.
Título original: Uragirimono no Requiem (裏切り者のレクイエム).
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