Is Jotaro married to Jolyne?
Is Jotaro married to Jolyne?
Jotaro also divorced his wife, which only furthered the gap between him and Jolyne. After the divorce, Jolyne essentially disowned him and never talked about him to anyone. She even changed the spelling of her last name 'Kujo' to 'Cujoh' to further distant herself from him.
Why did Jotaro not raise Jolyne?
Jolyne's childhood was often spent without her father as his job frequently required him to leave the country. Even when subjected to a high fever, Jotaro was unable to return from Japan to be with her. ... When her mother was divorced by Jotaro, Jolyne became even more frustrated when he left the family.
Why does Jolyne only tolerate her mother calling her JoJo?
- Jolyne only tolerates her mother calling her "JoJo," although it's not explicitly stated why. It might be related to the fact that it's also Jotaro's nickname, a mostly absent father that she grew to resent in her younger years. Jotaro, on the other hand, doesn't bat an eyelash when called "JoJo" in Stardust Crusaders. 4 She's Not As Intellectual
How are Giorno and Jolyne related to each other?
- The relation between Giorno and Jolyne is much more convoluted than Jotaro and Josuke, but that doesn't make it any better. It's still just as gross to be shipping characters that are related to each other, even if Giorno and Jolyne are distantly related.
What happens to Jolyne after she gets her stand?
- After acquiring her Stand and being told by Jotaro of his love for her, Jolyne noticeably matures, becoming more courageous and confident. "Reviving" Jotaro, who fell into a coma due to Whitesnake stealing his Stand and memory, turns into her first priority. Jolyne retains her confrontational attitude throughout the story.
Why are Jotaro and Kakyoin in the same group?
- Jotaro and Kakyoin together just doesn't make enough sense to warrant being paired up. They may have traveled to Egypt in the same group, but they barely had any scenes together save for the first couple of episodes when Kakyoin was introduced.
