Cioccolata is a former doctor who was the top of his class even since his early days.His Stand is capable of spreading powerful mold that will rot any living being....huh? I think there's someone else with a similar setup...If I recall... From Team Bucciarati...Well observed, Doppio.vaguely...There's a good reason why Fugo and Cioccolata are so similar.This was written in the afterwords in the paperback version of JoJo Part 5... Actually, Fugo was meant to be my spy initially.He wasn't supposed to disappear after the harbor scene, and somewhere along the way he was supposed to betray Bucciarati and he was planned to reappear as their enemy in Rome.WHAT!?What the heck is with that story!? I WANT TO READ IT SO BAAAD, BOSS!So do I, Doppio.However, the author felt so bad about making Fugo their enemy. He couldn't handle the thought of having them betrayed by someone whom they completely trusted.That was fun...Bucciarati...You betrayed us!Unforgivable!MUDA!MUDA!MUDA!He just couldn't draw such grim story no matter how hard he tried.And it's said that the plot would end with them defeating Fugo for his betrayal.He was so emotionally attached to them...OH!So, instead of Fugo who was scheduled to appear as an enemy in Rome, he made the nasty piece of work that is Cioccolata with a similar power as a substitute...!That's why their power are so similar!Exactly, my sweet Doppio!★The boss's true identity... Could it be the editor in charge...!?THE END
Chapter 1: Learn in 4-Panel: The Boss's Trivia of the Week (Final Chapter)
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Cioccolata is a former doctor who was the top of his class even since his early days.
His Stand is capable of spreading powerful mold that will rot any living being.
...huh? I think there's someone else with a similar setup...
If I recall... From Team Bucciarati...
Well observed, Doppio.
vaguely...
There's a good reason why Fugo and Cioccolata are so similar.
This was written in the afterwords in the paperback version of JoJo Part 5... Actually, Fugo was meant to be my spy initially.
He wasn't supposed to disappear after the harbor scene, and somewhere along the way he was supposed to betray Bucciarati and he was planned to reappear as their enemy in Rome.
WHAT!?
What the heck is with that story!? I WANT TO READ IT SO BAAAD, BOSS!
So do I, Doppio.
However, the author felt so bad about making Fugo their enemy. He couldn't handle the thought of having them betrayed by someone whom they completely trusted.
That was fun...
Bucciarati...
You betrayed us!
Unforgivable!
MUDA!
MUDA!
MUDA!
He just couldn't draw such grim story no matter how hard he tried.
And it's said that the plot would end with them defeating Fugo for his betrayal.
He was so emotionally attached to them...
OH!
So, instead of Fugo who was scheduled to appear as an enemy in Rome, he made the nasty piece of work that is Cioccolata with a similar power as a substitute...!
That's why their power are so similar!
Exactly, my sweet Doppio!
★The boss's true identity... Could it be the editor in charge...!?
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