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Enrico Pucci

A prison chaplain who serves as a loyalist to Dio Brando.

Enrico Pucci is a character from the manga series JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. He appears in the sixth part, Stone Ocean, as the prison chaplain of Green Dolphin Street Prison. Pucci is a loyalist to Dio Brando, seeking to create a new universe shaped to the late vampire's will. He is responsible for framing Jolyne Cujoh for murder, setting the events of Stone Ocean in motion.

Role
Main Antagonist
Affiliation
Green Dolphin Street Prison (Warden)
First Appears
Stone Ocean
Status
Deceased
Stand(s)
Whitesnake, Made in Heaven

Lore & Background

Enrico Pucci is introduced as the prison chaplain at Green Dolphin Street Prison near Port St. Lucie, Florida, in 2011. He is a loyalist to Dio Brando, who seeks the creation of a new universe shaped to the late vampire's will. Pucci frames Jotaro Kujo's daughter Jolyne Cujoh for murder, sending her to prison. He works together with various allies to hunt down the person responsible for her framing: Pucci himself. His actions drive the central conflict of Stone Ocean, forcing Jolyne and her allies to confront a threat that targets the fabric of reality itself.

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Reader's Guide

Enrico Pucci serves as the primary antagonist of Stone Ocean, the sixth part of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. Set in 2011 near Port St. Lucie, Florida, Pucci is the prison chaplain at Green Dolphin Street Prison. He frames Jolyne Cujoh for murder, leading to her incarceration. Jolyne works together with various allies to hunt down Pucci, who is a loyalist to Dio Brando. Pucci seeks the creation of a new universe shaped to the late vampire's will. Key moments include his framing of Jolyne and his role as the target of the protagonists' quest.

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