[Introduction]
I gave my discord the option to pick the topic for my next Halloween special, and this an
idea that I loved. There are many questions to answer here. Which Joestar, antagonist, and part have the
most bodies? We'll be looking at that here. If you frequently watch my content, there's
the option to subscribe, which helps the channel a lot. But now, to the video. [Phantom Blood]
The first people we have here are manga specific. In chapter 1 of phantom blood, a tribe leader
sacrifices a woman to fuel the stone mask, and one of the members of the tribe gives
themself as a showcasing of the mask's power. It states that the tribe had disappeared from
existence, but I don't think that's something to count. So that's two on the board, on to the anime. (2 deaths) Episode 1! Mother of Jonathan Joestar, Mary Joestar,
dies in a fatal carriage accident and the carriage driver. And after this was the death of Dio Brando's
mom, who had gone unnamed. Dio says that his father had worked her to
death, so I imagine that death was a product of years of abuse. Following that was Dario Brando, who had been
poisoned over time by Dio. Later into the episode, Dio also goes on to
kill Danny, the Joestar family dog. (4 deaths) Episode 2 begins with a victim of Jack the
Ripper. Then somewhere near the end, Dio kills two
people when he's on his drunken tirade. (3 deaths) Episode 3 is a bloodbath. In this episode, Dio takes out George Joestar,
this Inspector guy, and four police officers. Dio has an insane worth ethic. (5 deaths) In episode 4, we get a flashback to when William
Zeppeli had a Stone Mask in his possession. His father had put on the mask, for some reason,
and killed exactly 58 ship members and then was killed by the Sun. Now I feel like I shouldn't count flashback
kills, but I guess we didn't establish any rules here, so let's keep this going. Oh yeah, Jack the Ripper gets a kill in the
middle of the episode, gets the carriage drive with their two horses, and at the end, Jonathan
Joestar kills Jack the Ripper. So I guess that case is closed. (63 deaths) Episode 5! Zeppeli and Jonathan take out five
zombies fairly easily. We get a flashback to the times of Bruford
and Tarkus. The ones who died here were Mary Stuart, Darnley,
Tarkus, Bruford, and the Executioner of Tarkus and Bruford. Always go out in a bang. Dio also has his iconic, "How many breads
have you eaten in your life?" line. But that leaves an indefinite amount of people
dead. (10 deaths) Episode 6! Bruford dies a second time. Some people wouldn't count the death of a
zombie. I am not some people. (1 death) Now, for another manga specific scene. Tarkus takes out two guys that were bullying
Pocoloco. Not because he was helping him, he was just
thirsty. I want to go about excluded scenes like this,
but that's another video if you all are interested in seeing that. (2 deaths) [Chapter 31] Episode 7! Tarkus kills Zeppeli, Jonathan
kills Tarkus, and then Adam sometime after. Unrelated, the undefeatable Thunder Cross
Split attack fails the first time out of the two times Dire uses it. Dio also turns a mom into a vampire, and as
for the baby... Well I'm marking it up. (4 deaths) Episode 8! There's a chimera zombie killed by Dio, Doobie,
who was taken care of by Jonathan. This one monster from the manga was also done
in by Jonathan. Plant, jones, page, Bornnam were taken care
of by Straizo. There were also two zombies taken out by Dio's
eye beams. I had a lot of pausing to do when it came
to this scene, with all of them coming out. And from what I've counted, there are at least
30 zombies here. Then, Dire also died. So that's a ratio of at least 39 zombies and
one Dire. (40 deaths) Episode 9! The end of Phantom Blood! We got a drunk priest named Father Styx, Lisa
Lisa's mom, and Wang Chan. Before the final death, we got a lot going
on here. There are most likely more people than the
ones that we've seen, but since I'm just counting who I've seen die and only going off statements
like Zeppeli's, there are only 25ish people there. And then finally, we have the death of Jonathan
Joestar. So that's 28 people in total that we've seen. (28 deaths) We'll be finishing up with a large count up,
but for now, Battle Tendency! I'll be numbering the episodes after that
grouping that the anime does for Phantom Blood and Battle Tendency. So when I say Episode 10, it's still episode
1 of Battle Tendency. Now, Episode 10. The first kills here are flashback kills with
Joseph's profession in crashing planes and taking out two hijackers. Next, Straizo continues with his competitive
career by starting with another quadra kill. Two excavators and two of his disciples. (6 deaths) Episode 11! Joseph takes out Straizo and begins
his painful journey we call Battle Tendency. Later into the episode, we see the terrible
Stroheim command his people to kill all his prisoners. I counted 29 in the manga. (30 deaths) Episode 12! Now Santana runs up the kills. This is the true "Pillar Men's" power. He takes out one vampire prisoner, but after
taking over a soldier's body, he buzzes down 9 of Stroheim's people using his finger gun. We also got to count the body he took over. So that's ten bodies for Santana. (10 deaths) We're skipping to Episode 14, as no one actually
dies in Episode 13. Here we have the awakening of the Pillar Men. Wamuu ran it up harder than Santana. With his special "pillar men" powers, he drinks
one officer and 11 soldiers in one go. Shortly after, he takes out half of Mark. In total, that's 13 bodies. That makes up for the 0 in Episode 13! (13
deaths) Next! Episode 17! The loss of Loggins. Lots of building going on in these episodes,
not many bodies. (1 death) After this, we have Episode 18! The complete end to everything Esidisi. Then sometime after, Kars saves a dog but
takes out two drunk drivers in the process. Starting to think he's not the best superhero. A bit later, Kars turns on his "Pillar Men"
heat-seeking abilities, counts five bodies, and takes out all 5. Now the problem here, if you look at the manga
and try actually to count the bodies at hand, there's 6! Wow, Kars, bad at saving people, and at math? And this is your ultimate life form? I don't know, man, pretty odd to me. (8 deaths) Now in Episode 20, Caesar loses his battle
against Wamuu. We also got a flashback of his dad sacrificing
himself, so that’s two Zeppeli’s shown in one episode! (2 deaths) Episode 21! The swift defeat of Wired Beck. (1 death) Episode 23! Before fading away, Wamuu takes out five soldiers
of Kars' undead army. He dies a bit after. While lamenting over the death of Wamuu, we
flashback to a kill of a member of the Hamon tribe. We know that they wiped out the Hamon tribe,
but I don't have anything to go off here as for the amount. After the flashback, Kars takes out three
more soldiers. Then there is the death of Kars, or well,
his double. Though credit to Lisa Lisa, that's two more
people than Caesar in total. Now, he had 0, but it's the sentiment, I guess. After Stroheim gets back into battle with
his people, they kill a total of 42 zombie soldiers. That's 52 bodies in this one episode. Episode 24! In a flashback, we have the loss of George
Joestar the second. But! Who's there to avenge her husband? Lisa Lisa! That's three! Three more than Caesar! (2 deaths) Now on to Episode 25. I'm not too fond of the counting here. In order, we have a Squirrel, a soldier killed
by the squirrel, and then ALL OF THESE ZOMBIES. The first point to make, this squirrel has
more bodies than Caesar! Did I have to mention that? No, but did I enjoy it? Yes. As for the zombies, with the power of stitching
and zooming, it adds up to a total of 88 zombies. That is ridiculous! Though it makes sense since it is an army. (90 deaths) Episode 26! Now, you may expect me to put Kars here as
a death. I will not. Instead, we're just counting the people that
did die in this episode. That being Stroheim, Erina, and Speedwagon. We also have a flashback near the beginning
of the episode where both Kars and Esidisi take out the entire Pillar Man tribe. I'm counting all of the people I see in the
scene where they surround Kars, but that's it. There were more than 50, but we're only marking
up what we can see, given that there are no numbers like the Zeppeli case from Part 1. And that's it for Battle Tendency! (53 deaths) Now, let's get on into Stardust Crusaders. Episode 1! The kill is at the very end. Dio had killed a woman and left her on his
steps. (1 death) Episode 4! Gray fly racks up some of the most kills I've
seen a minor antagonist get. In one go, he takes out four seated passengers. Then also takes out both of the plane's pilots
and a flight attendant. After that, he dies from the sheer dismemberment
he received from Kakyoin. (8 deaths) In episode 5, we get a flashback to the death
of Polnareff's sister Sherry. (1 death) Episode 6! We find out that the person who we thought
was Captain Tenille was actually an imposter! Jotaro takes the means of pressing button
and voting him off single handily. Yeah, look at my third channel. I know about games. I'm hip. (2 deaths) Episode 7! Forever is going absolutely mad and kills
6 Speedwagon Foundation Sailors. That's terrible. Jotaro later finds out that Forever is the
second imp and takes him out too. (6 deaths) Episode 8! A hotel valet gets his face turned into pastrami
by Ebony Devil. Shortly after, the stand user of Ebony Devil,
Devo the Cursed, is turned into shredded cheese to finish up the fatality sandwich this episode
made. (2 deaths) Episode 9! Rubber Soul puts down a dog named Pocky with
the help of its owner. Some people go to the vet for this type of
thing, but I guess to each their own. (1 death) Episode 10! J. Geil and Hol Horse kill a snake. Early Stardust Crusaders isn't working with
a lot. (1 death) Episode 11! Polnareff turns J. Geil into a
pin cushion because what J. Geil didn't know is that Polnareff grew up with that snake
and is a massive fan of Metal Gear. I understand why Polnareff would be so upset. (1 death) Episode 12! Empress doesn't like helpful people,
so she destroys a doctor's face with a scalpel. The anime doesn't do this justice; it is way
more gruesome in the manga. Next! Joseph didn't like that Polnareff was going
on dates, so to get his friend back, he had taken out Nena, the Stand user of Empress. If you're wondering what's going on, my sanity
is dwindling from counting. (2 deaths) Episode 25! N'Doul gets a triple by taking out two Speedwagon
Pilots, and then in the next episode, he takes out... himself? The results may shock you. (3 deaths) Continuing Episode 26, Boingo tells a mangaka
his fortune, and that gets him killed. Now, considering what had happened, I think
Boingo should change professions. Death is a pretty bad side effect for fortune-telling. (1 death) Episode 28! Chaka Khan goes through the fire
with Anubis's power to take out his father and two of his friends. (3 deaths) Episode 38! Pet Shop shows that it is not too fond of
dogs by killing two of them. Shortly after, Pet Shop also shows that it's
not too fond of Real Estate owners by taking out one. Now, some people communicate their thoughts. But Pet Shop is not some people; they are
a bird. (3 deaths) Now in episode 39, Iggy avenges his fellow
Real estate owners by killing Pet Shop. Nobody here talks in this series. They should at least try to get their point
across differently. (1 death) Episode 42! Vanilla Ice takes the N'Doul route but then
Dio revives him using his vampire blood. It's good to know that the medical insurance
you get under Dio does you well. After returning to life, Vanilla Ice confirms
that it is indeed demon time and takes out Avdol. (2 deaths) Episode 44! We lose Iggy, and then Vanilla Ice is killed
by Polnareff shortly after. I guess his insurance doesn't cover the weather. (2 deaths) Episode 45! How am I still going? Dio helps senator Wilson Phillips with his
presidential campaign by making him drive into a sidewalk filled with people. From what I'm counting in the manga, that's
about 24ish people. But, since Dio wants to run for president
next, he throws Phillips to the side, or well, more so to the front, out of a window. I'd say his campaign is doing pretty well. You can't just vote for someone who drives
onto sidewalks like come on. (25ish deaths) Episode 46! Dio kills Kakyoin. There is no pun here. This messed me up. (1 death) Episode 47! After buying a couple of knives, Dio tips
the clerk. But the only currency he has is death. (1 death) Episode 48! Joseph... dies? Do we count this? I guess. But after this, Jotaro gets Dio a refund from
the clerk earlier and gives him his "death" currency back. Joseph also comes back. (2 deaths) Finally! We finished Stardust Crusaders! Two more parts! Diamond is Unbreakable! Episode 1! We don't know who's dead, but someone is dead,
and Kira did it. (1 death) Episode 2! Angelo gets a triple kill with
two old men and a dog. Now since Josuke really liked one of them,
he turned Angelo into a rock, but he's still alive. It's just a life you live as a rock. (3 deaths) Episode 5! Keicho Nijimura was a huge fan
of parkour, and we find his body on top of powerlines. Some say that Akira did it, and my response
is that "No, neither of them are named Akira, you're thinking of Tetsuo. Akira is just the name of the series." (1 death) Episode 16! Josuke begins his career in pest
control by killing two rats. Spoiler alert! Those two rats go on to be the only things
he kills in this franchise. (2 deaths) Now before we get into the next episode, I'm
introducing a new series here. It's called the Kira Killstreak. Let's rack it up! Episode 22! Shigechi and the Centipede Shoes
Owner! (2 deaths) Episode 24! Kosaku Kawajiri and Aya Tsuji! (2 deaths) And ah, the killstreak is broken in Episode
30 by Shinobu inadvertently killing Tamama, the cat that becomes Stray Cat, the stand. (1 death) Well, if we didn't count that, then Kira would've
gone undisputed for six kills because now we have Episode 34! Yoshikage Kira finds himself tired of all
the new music these new couples listen to these days and takes out Satoru and Minako. There was also Masazo Kinoto, who was killed
by his stand Cheap Trick, who also died. But that's not as important as Kira's K-D
ratio here. (4 deaths) Episode 38! Kira frame traps a pervert, and
the dude gets blown up. That's not some pun. That's real facts. Now, this wasn't enough. Kira wanted to get his kills up, so his father
helps him out by adding himself to the count. That's what every strong team needs, someone
to die for the cause. (2 deaths) And finally! Episode 39! Kira admits to killing 48 women
in total. That is a terrifying amount. Since I think he means before Kosaku, I'm
just going to add 48 on top of everything. If we're off, we're off. Oh yeah, Kira also gets rolled by an ambulance. It happens. (49 deaths) Golden Wind! Episode 2! Giorno secures his spot as the
first Joestar to get the first kill. Joseph can technically be in the same area,
but that was a flashback. He took out Leaky Eye Luca because he attacked
his frog friend, and honestly, I wouldn't have it any other way. (1 death) Episode 3! Black Sabbath kills a janitor. Not sure how you report that. (1 death) Episode 4! We got the infamous banana gun, and Polpo
ends up as our third kill in the "part." (1 death) Episode 6! We get a flashback to Abbacchio's days as
a fed, and his partner gets capped. (1 death) Episode 9! We know that Trish's mom is dead. Does this count? (1 death) Episode 10! Cioccolata turns Sorbet into a
Damien Hirst art piece. Gelato hates modern art and died from that
alone. (2 deaths) Episode 11! Formaggio lives up to his name
by dying a bubbly and melty mess filled with holes. He thanks Narancia for helping him fulfill
his dream of being a human cheese block. (1 death) Episode 13! Illuso stops talking to the "Man
in the Mirror." Reason? He's dead. This event goes down as Fugo's single battle. (1 death) Episode 16! After learning that Prosciutto is alive, Pesci
catches his first body because he's so motivated. Then, when trying to find Bruno, he gets a
random passenger. In the end, Bruno wins the 1v1 because Pesci
didn't know that Bruno's dad was a fisherman, so of course, he's going to know how to use
a fishing line. Prosciutto dies shortly after from injuries
caused by playing with train tracks. Your mom taught you better, man, come on. (4 deaths) Episode 18! Melone wanted to get a feature
from Coyote Peterson, so they tried to find out what it's like to get bit by a Gold Experience
Snake. Spoiler alert! You die. (1 death) Episode 19! Giorno shows Ghiaccio that he
played Chun Li in Third Strike. Ghiaccio, unfortunately, doesn't parry a single
hit as he is in "dizzy." (1 death) Episode 20! After playing lots of Metal Gear, Bruno sneaks
around and gets two kills on some dealers trying to finish the job. But, his dad dies anyway later on. (2 deaths) Episode 21! Bruno loses his nuzlocke on life,
but Giorno helps him cheat. (1 death) Episode 23! Narancia didn't like the fact
that Tiziano and Squalo served him a soup that eats him back. Well, can you blame them for trying new things? It's hard to run a business. (2 deaths) Episode 24! Carne tries to walk down on Bruno's
group, but now it's just them. (1 death) Episode 26! Diavolo knew about what happened
to the Mangaka in Stardust Crusaders, so he takes out the Fortune Teller because he will
not let these psychics get ahead of him. (1 death) Episode 27! Risotto kills a frog, but what
he doesn't know, is that he sealed his fate in that kill. The Frog Clan will always avenge their loved
ones. (1 death) Episode 28! Diavolo shows his disdain for
heavy metal by ordering a hitman to punch holes through this sheet of metal we call
Risotto. In the middle of the episode, he goes on to
eat a frog. Now we know what's going to happen with this
guy. And later, near the end, Abbacchio gets caught
trying to read logs and gets taken out by Diavolo. 1 imposter remains. (3 deaths) Episode 29! We see two guys fall apart due to Cioccolata's
"Green Day", but we can see that seven people are falling apart when we get this aerial
shot. (7 deaths) Episode 30! Cioccolata didn't have much reception,
so he followed Giorno and friends for a better connection. Now the effects of Green Day are extremely
potent here. From what I've seen on the screen, there were
at least 16 people that we see. There are most likely many people who died
inside of buildings, but since I can't see it, I'm not counting it. (16 deaths) Episode 31! Giorno revokes Ciccolata's medical
licenses because of his massive amounts of malpractice. But! Before Cioccolata could change professions,
Giorno diagnoses him with a fatal condition called death. (1 death) Episode 32! Secco didn't know that Bruno was
good at magic, that gets him killed. (1 death) Episode 33! Diavolo finishes the job on Polnareff! That's just... something else. (1 death) Episode 35! Diavolo kills Narancia. This upset me. I have no puns. (1 death) Episode 36! Mista, a known member of the frog
clan, takes out Doppio. Don't ever underestimate the gang, Doppio. (1 death) Episode 37! Cats supposedly have seven live, but a "Bruno"
only has two and loses both. (1 death) And finally, Episode 38! Diavolo dies! Infinitely! This is pretty ridiculous. (Infinite deaths) Wow, that was a lot of bodies! Who performed the highest and who fell behind
the many. It's time to get straight into the numbers. Now, before I forget to mention, there was
an extra 41 zombies that Stroheim's men had taken out when they got to the fight. Now that's out of the way, let's get straight
into the numbers. So, which part had the highest kills in these
animated JoJo Parts? Well, at the bottom, we have Diamond is Unbreakable
with 67. Next, Stardust Crusaders at 69. Nice. Phantom Blood has 162. Then, there's Battle Tendency with 268! So, how exactly do you one-up that number? Well, there's Golden Wind, with infinity. So that's nice. If we're not counting the infinite death loop,
then Golden Wind ends off with the lowest of all the parts at 56 flat. As for the highest kills, I'd like to share
a bunch of numbers. We're going to look at kills five and above. First, we have Giorno, with five. Next, there's Diavolo with 8; he's also the
one character with the most "main character" kills here with 3 of them if we count Bruno
twice. If not, then he has the same as Vanilla Ice. After Diavolo is Part 1, Dio With 16 kills,
that's a relatively large gap. Then, there's Cioccolata with 17. After that, is a gap with Jonathan Joestar
at 33! Next is Esidisi with 51, because I'm counting
the efforts of Kars and him together. Now! We're in the top 5 highest kills here! Number 5! Father Zeppeli, with 58. That's uhh. .
. That's shocking. Extremely shocking. Number 4! Yoshikage Kira, with 60! You should've already expected him to be up
here. Number 3! Kars, who stands above the many
with 64! Next, there's number 2 with the amount of
people Stroheim and his men killed, dadada, who cares. NOW, OUR NUMBER ONE CHARACTER WITH THE MOST
SNAPPED K:D RATIO OF ALL TIME! THE SUN! Not the Stand, he wishes. The actual, physical Sun, with 89 kills. Granted, they're a bunch of zombie kills,
but still. So, the highest antagonist kills is from Kars. The part with the highest kills is either
Battle Tendency or Golden Wind with how you want to go about it, and Jonathan Joestar
is our knight in shining armor here. Or Giorno. Infinite deaths people, it's real. Thank you all for watching! I hope you all enjoy your Halloween inside,
and hopefully I'll see you all in the next one! Until then! Peace out, and God Speed.
