JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken: Ougon no Kaze

JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken: Ougon no Kaze
Also known as: GioGio's Bizarre Adventure (EU) Developer: Capcom Publisher: Capcom Platform: PlayStation 2 Released in JP: July 25, 2002 This game has unused areas. This game has unused playable characters. This game has unused graphics. This game has unused models. This game has unused sounds. This game has unused text.

JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken: Ougon no Kaze is the video game adaptation of the fifth part of the manga series JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, released for the PlayStation 2 by Capcom. The game was planned to release in America and Europe, but both localizations were silently cancelled.

Unused Models

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 remains 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

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

Clash

Although it is 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. Just like Polpo, he uses Buccellati's voice clips.

Unused Stage

Stored within ST060.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

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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.

Japanese	Translation
ある日、空港を仕切っていたギャング『涙目のルカ』が変死体で見つかった…	One day, the gangster who controlled the airport, Leaky Eye Luca, was found as a corpse...
この事件がきっかけで、ジョルノの運命の歯車は廻り始める…	Because of this incident, the gears of Giorno's fate began to turn...
西暦２００１年　３月…	March, 2001 A.D....
この物語は、ここイタリア『ネアポリス』にいる１人の少年、ジョルノ・ジョバァーナが『ギャングスター』になるまでの話である…	This story, the story of one boy in Neapolis, Italy, is the story of Giorno Giovana becoming a Gang-Star...

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.

Japanese	Translation
このゲームには野力しにやグロテスクな表現が含まれています。	This game contains scenes of explicit violence and gore.

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 has a texture for Prosciutto's different eye movements with crudely drawn numbers to the right.

Unused Audio

Audio	Notes
	Although OP_NA00.ADX is used for the prologue cutscene's audio, OP_NA01.ADX through OP_NA04.ADX contain an unused version of the narration, without the music track used in the final version. OP_NA04.ADX includes the narration from the cutscene that follows the prologue.
	The file COMING.ADX contains this sound clip announcing the game's 2002 release date, which was presumably meant to be used in a demo version of the game.
	Although most of the voice clips for cut fights were removed from the game, this set of dialogue for the King Crimson vs. Metallica arc remains at K101_00.ADX through K101_0E.ADX, preceding the dialogue for a cutscene set shortly afterward. The audio was later used for an audio drama track on the game's OST.
	S_SELECT.ADX is a duplicate of the results screen music. It's worth noting that the map screen theme is named similarly as S_START.ADX.

Unused Text

Character Narration

Present at 2547A0 in the game's ELF file, there 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 exists in the files, most of its functionality has been removed.

Japanese	Translation
キャラクターナレーション	Character Narration
「ぼくの夢はギャング・スター」	My Dream is to Be a Gang-Star!
「・罰・の小包み！」	A Package of Punishment!
「この世の中で一番大切な物は友情」	The Most Important Thing in the World is Friendship
「真実に向おうとする意志」	The Will to Seek Out the Truth
「静かなる集中力」	Quiet Concentration
「ブローノ・ブチャラティその少年時代」	Blono Buccellati's Youth
「『矢』のルーツ」	The Roots of the Arrow
「死を観察する時」	When Observing Death
「ディアボロ・奇妙な事実」	Diavolo: The Bizarre Truth
「ポルナレフが冒した２つのミス」	Polnareff's Two Mistakes

Unused Formaggio Stage

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

Japanese	Translation
おおお！　見てるぞ　見てる！	Oooh! It sees you, it sees you!
８コもあるお目目で じィ——と見てるぞ　ナランチャ！	It sees you with all eight of its eyes, Narancia!
お　おれが 小さくなっていくって事は……！	I- If I'm getting smaller, that means...!
「エアロスミス」のパワーも 小さくなっていくって事かよォ——ッ！	That means Aerosmith's power is getting smaller, too!
どけえェェェ——ッ！ じゃまだコラァ——ッ！	Move it! Get outta the way!
コイツにかまっている　ヒマはねェ！ ヤツを…　ヤツを捜しだしてやるッ！	I haven't got time for this! That guy... I'll just have to hunt him down!
ん！　何か落としたな… この街の地図だッ！	Hmm? You dropped something... A map of the city!
しかも　ペンで道路の印がついている… こいつ　間抜けかァあああ	And you marked this road with a pen... This guy's an absolute idiot!
これで オマエ達の隠れ家が　わかったぜッ！	Thanks to this, I've found your group's hideout!
お…　追っ手なのか…　まずいぜッ！ こいつはここで　食い止めるッ！	I- If he follows us... This is bad! I have to stop this guy here!