Ep. 39: Mista prevents Bucciarati from touching his death stone while Giorno secures the arrow.

Mista interrogates Scolippi, who reveals that his Stand, Rolling Stones, creates stones depicting individuals at the moment of their deaths. Touching one allows a person to accept their fate, as demonstrated when a florist’s daughter chose suicide to donate her organs to her dying father. Mista desperately tries to stop Bucciarati from touching his stone, nearly dying in the effort. In the present, Giorno and the group discover that Polnareff’s soul remains attached to the turtle despite his physical death. Giorno decides to keep the arrow inside for safety. Mista leads the others back to the Colosseum to treat Bucciarati’s wounds, unaware that he has already died. The story concludes with Mista and Polnareff watching Giorno as he assumes leadership of Passione.
Episodes
- Ep. 35 · The group confronts Chariot Requiem while Diavolo exploits King Crimson to kill Narancia.
- Ep. 36 · Diavolo Surfaces and the Battle for the Arrow
- Ep. 37 · Diavolo attacks Giorno but Gold Experience Requiem nullifies his time-erasing abilities and defeats him.
- Ep. 38 · Diavolo faces eternal death cycles while Giorno explains Requiem's power to his allies.
- Ep. 39 · Mista prevents Bucciarati from touching his death stone while Giorno secures the arrow.