Minor Characters in Stone Ocean

Pi-chan (ピーちゃん, Pī-chan) is a pet parakeet that Gwess hides in her pocket. The bird is revealed to actually be a prison guard who was shrunk by Goo Goo Dolls and forced to become Gwess's "pet".

The guard was fired because of his laziness and supposedly went home. But, in reality, Gwess used her Stand to shrink him. Adorning the skin of a dead parakeet, he is forced to act like a cute animal and eat scraps that she feeds him. She forces him to fly and stand on her finger, but the man remains immobile since it would be a difficult task to do within his costume. Gwess yells at him to try and the man actually ends up successful, but makes a "whoa" sound upon landing. Angered that he slipped out of his role, Gwess begins to squeeze him, but Jolyne rescues the bird with Stone Free. However, Jolyne takes off the parakeet's head only to find the man was already killed with his limbs torn apart by Goo Goo Dolls.

Sharon (シャロン) is a female inmate making money as a prostitute. Sports Maxx tries to solicit her, but because he is invisible, the female inmate kicks another prisoner, mistaking him for a groper. Maxx finally devours her when he realizes that he is a zombie. She then becomes an invisible zombie herself and attacks Jolyne and Ermes.

She is only named in the anime.

David (ディビッド, Dibiddo) is a boy who dropped his wallet with $5 in it which was picked up by Jolyne when she was 14 years old.

Ron the Viper (マムシのロン, Mamushi no Ron) is a fictitious new prisoner in a 4-koma humorous comic book with a style reminiscent of Tohth's predictions. There's a Boss Spider that lives in his cell on the window. Ron introduces himself to the spider.

The cop with him then points out another spider which is half-dead. Ron greets the half-dead spider while flexing and picking his teeth. Jolyne has no idea how the comic is supposed to be funny but the prisoner sitting beside her thinks it's hilarious.

Mickey Mouse (ミッキーマウス, Mikkī Mausu) is a fictional Disney character.

Mickey is manifested by Bohemian Rhapsody when Anasui and Weather Report are nearby Disney World Resort. While getting a ride on a man's truck, Anasui notices that Mickey is missing from a guidebook for the resort. Frustrated that it can't be Disney without Mickey, Anasui notices Mickey's tail hiding behind a cart in the back of the truck. However, the mouse quickly disappears and Diver Down grabs Pinocchio instead.

Eventually, all of the characters return to their original works.

Araki originally wanted to have Mickey Mouse fully appear, but his editing department rejected it, so he was only permitted to draw the character's tail.^[2] Mickey is omitted from the anime entirely.

Pinocchio (ピノキオ, Pinokio) is the fictional protagonist of the children's novel The Adventures of Pinocchio by Italian writer Collodi. Pinocchio's nose grows if he tells a lie.

Anasui first encounters Pinocchio after he is manifested by Bohemian Rhapsody, Diver Down attempts to attack Pinocchio when he interrupts and says that children all around the world would be sad if he gets hit. When Anasui asks him if he's working together with the other character they found, Pinocchio lies and says he's alone, causing his nose to extend which hits Anasui in the face. He apologizes and reveals he wasn't completely lying since Mickey already left the truck.

Pinocchio later asks Weather who he's a fan of, but Weather tells him to go away before he beats him up. He reveals that Anasui's soul was separated from his body, and it happened because Anasui wished it to happen, as would anybody who ever wished to visit a fictional world. Since Pinocchio wouldn't answer Anasui's question, Diver Down decapitates him and destroys his face.

Eventually, all of the characters return to their original works. However, due to his destruction by Anasui's hand, Pinocchio remains missing.

Snow White (白雪姫, Shirayuki-hime) and the Seven Dwarfs (七人のこびとたち, Nana-nin no Kobito-tachi) are fictional characters from the fairy tale of Snow White. Pinocchio points out three of the seven dwarfs carrying the apple that Snow White ate to Anasui. Anasui uses Diver Down to grab the apple, only to find out that all seven are on his back. They tell him that he can bite into the apple, claiming that Snow White had only choked on it rather than being poisoned from digesting it. The dwarfs further critique Snow White for so carelessly taking a bite out of an apple given by a strange old lady, themselves being cautious even of Valentine's Day chocolates. Nonetheless, Snow White's carelessness is what makes them want to protect her.

When Pinocchio asks Anasui who he is a fan of, one says he likes the T-2000, with two of the others mentioning Chewbacca and the Elephant Man, though they all like Snow White the best (and platonically, at that). After the truck crashes, all seven dwarfs are shown to have survived thanks to Weather's Stand. They set out to rescue Snow White, who had been thrown off in the direction of a nearby Burger King, pointing out Astro Boy, Mazinger Z, and Tetsujin 28-go on the way.

Later, Snow White and the seven dwarfs can be seen riding with Prince Charming, with the dwarfs celebrating Snow White's awakening. The seven dwarfs linger to watch Anasui's battle with the Mother Goat, though they are quickly left behind in Anasui's retreat.

Eventually, all of the characters return to their original works.

Although they are not named, these characters are visibly based on the fictional characters Astro Boy, Mazinger Z and Tetsujin 28-go. They are pointed out by the seven dwarfs as they fly above their heads.

Eventually, all of the characters return to their original works.

The Big Bad Wolf (オオカミ, Ōkami) and Little Red Riding Hood (赤ずきん, Akazu-kin) are fictional characters from the fairy tale of Little Red Riding Hood. After his truck crashes, the old man harboring Anasui and Weather Report begins to slowly transform into The Big Bad Wolf from Little Red Riding Hood. He attacks Anasui, who separates after recognizing The Big Bad Wolf from The Wolf and the Seven Young Goats, but nonetheless quickly decapitates the beast with Diver Down. Meanwhile, Little Red Riding Hood boards the same bus as Weather and Anasui's soul (body in the anime), but does not interact with him.

Later, Anasui himself begins to transform into The Big Bad Wolf from the latter story. In tune with his role in the story, Anasui unintentionally eats the seven young goats from the story along with a box of chocolates, and is hunted down by the Mother Goat, who seeks to release her children from his stomach.

Eventually, all of the characters return to their original works. Due to the nature of Bohemian Rhapsody's ability, however, it can be assumed that Little Red Riding Hood's Big Bad Wolf remains missing.

Spider-Man (スパイダーマン, Supaidāman) is a fictional character from the comics and film of the same name. He is first mentioned in a radio news broadcast reporting his disappearance that Anasui happens to overhear. Later, Spider-Man is seen reaching out to shake a child's hand before the latter's ladder is knocked over by Anasui.

Eventually, all of the characters return to their original works.

He is omitted from the anime and replaced with Batman.

In Fujiko's Bizarre Worldly Wisdom, one of Fujiko Fujiyama's clients commissions her to make an erotic pairing of Spider-Man and Deadpool.

Raoh (ラオウ, Raō) is a fictional character from Fist of the North Star. A television news channel reports that Kenshiro has killed Raoh in West Shinjuku, after Raoh had killed several other fantasy characters. A witness claimed it had transpired exactly the same way as in the original story. The entire incident inflicted massive damage and confusion upon the city.

Eventually, all of the characters return to their original works.

Mother Goat (ママヤギ, Mama Yagi) and the Seven Young Goats (七ひきの子ヤギ, Nana-hiki no Ko Yagi) are fictional characters from the fairy tale of The Wolf and the Seven Young Goats. Several of the goats are accidentally eaten by Anasui along with a box of chocolates. Anasui later hears the youngest goat within a grandfather clock and instinctively breaks the clock. The youngest goat runs away, furious at Anasui for eating the goat's brothers. He then reads the story of The Wolf and the Seven Young Goats, explaining how Anasui, as the Big Bad Wolf, is destined to get cut open by the mother goat and drown.

The other six young goats cry out to their mother from Anasui's stomach. As Anasui is distracted by the youngest goat's joy from hearing his brothers' voices, the Mother Goat uses her scissors to cut Anasui's stomach open, releasing two of the goats. Anasui attempts to attack the Mother Goat with Diver Down, but the goat simply unfolds into paper and reassembles herself. As Anasui attempts to run away, the youngest goat exclaims that the rest of his brothers are still in Anasui's stomach. Anasui attempts to escape by closing a door behind him and fusing it to the wall with Diver Down. The door quickly unfolds like pages of a book, however, and the Mother Goat continues her pursuit. The same phenomenon occurs when Anasui attempts to open the door of a police car, allowing the Mother Goat to release the rest of her children and begin to stuff rocks into Anasui's stomach.

Anasui and the goats fall off of the car and slam into Weather Report. The goats stuff more rocks inside Anasui and sew him up as he begins to drown, celebrating the end of the story. They are unable to finish the job, however, as the newly-created character Put Back forcibly returns them to their original story, freeing Anasui's soul.

Prince Charming is a fictional character from the fairy tale of Snow White. After a chocolate store clerk assumes the character's role, he awakens Snow White, and the two ride off on a horse to live happily ever after, just like in the story.

Eventually, all of the characters return to their original works.

The Birth of Venus (ヴィーナスの誕生, Vīnasu no Tanjō) is a 15th century painting by Botticelli. The painting is based on the Venus Anadyomene. Materialized by the ability of Bohemian Rhapsody, Venus herself appears nude in the Piazza della Signoria in Italy. She is recorded on live television uncensored, as her image does not appear in any prerecorded footage of her.

Eventually, all of the characters return to their original works.

She does not appear in the anime. Her painting is shown stripped of its characters, but she is replaced by the Mona Lisa in the final news report.

Peter Pan (ピーター・パン, Pītā Pan) and Tinker Bell are fictional characters from the story of Peter Pan. The two are visible from Ungalo's airplane window.

Eventually, all of the characters return to their original works. When Ungalo sees Peter Pan and Tinker Bell on the cover of the novel, he realizes that he has been defeated and loses the will to live.

The two are omitted in the anime and replaced with Aladdin and the Genie.

The tentatively-named Put Back (PUT BACK) is a fictional hero created by Weather Report and drawn by the portrait of Van Gogh during the conflict with Bohemian Rhapsody. Its sole purpose in its own story is to return the characters brought to life by Bohemian Rhapsody to their original stories, itself included.

Mike (マイク, Maiku) is an 8 year old boy brought to an Orlando Hospital by his parents in critical condition after being shot in the neck. As Donatello expresses his inability to see his ability yet to Pucci, a memory of Mike is summoned and bursts out of the flan he was eating. The memory of Mike exclaims that he was shot, explaining that it was fun riding in the ambulance but his father hates him and he was the one who shot him. Suddenly a bullet burst out of his wound, shooting through the room's door and hitting his father in the hallway.

This memory of Sports Maxx (スポーツ・マックス, Supōtsu Makkusu) was summoned by Donatello Versus's Stand, Under World. As Ermes Costello is investigating Under World's hole, the memory materializes in front of her and tells her how Under World works, before dragging her down the hole. Ermes eventually destroys the memory.

Sergeant McCoy (マッコイ巡査, Makkoi Junsa) is a policeman who inspects Under World's hole at the hospital with his partner. Jolyne steals his radio in order to contact Emporio during her battle with Under World. He and his partner later confront her and Ermes, but both of their bodies explode into snails due to Heavy Weather's ability.

Ichiro (イチロー, Ichirō) is a professional baseball player. In 2002 or 2003, he donated a signed pair of baseball shoes to a facility for disabled children as a commemorative gift for his record-breaking performance. Due to his status, the donated shoes would be worth as much as 10,000 dollars if sold to collectors.

Wes Bluemarine (ウェス・ブルーマリン, Wesu Burūmarin) was a newborn who died before seeing the light of the sun. His mother swapped his dead body with Domenico Pucci, who was born the same day and lived without knowing this story.

The Snail Eaters (マイマイカブリ, Maimaikaburi) are a species of insect described as the natural predator of snails. They appear during the events of Heavy Weather to eat the snails created by the ability. They are based on the real life Japanese ground beetle Carabus blaptoides and their habit of eating snails from the inside-out.

Miss Jones (ミス・ジョーンズ, Misu Jōnzu) is a guest on a TV show when the time acceleration begins. The host asks her if she thinks the days have been going faster lately, to which she replies that it's her birthday next week, and she doesn't want to get older.

She is omitted from the anime.

Yoshimura (吉村) is an unseen person who received a call from a man with the wrong number during the time acceleration.

They aren't mentioned in the anime.

Kenichi (ケンイチ) is a man seen making love with his girlfriend during the time acceleration.

He is omitted from the anime.

Batman (バットマン, Battoman) is a fictional character from the comics and films of the same name. He is first mentioned in a radio news broadcast reporting his disappearance that Anasui happens to overhear. Later, a child sees him atop a building before being knocked over by Anasui.

Eventually, all of the characters return to their original works.

For unknown reasons, his name is omitted in the European Spanish dub.

Aladdin and The Genie are fictional characters from the story of Aladdin. The two are visible from Ungalo's airplane window.

Eventually, all of the characters return to their original works. When Ungalo sees Aladdin and the Genie on the cover of a book, he realizes that he has been defeated and loses the will to live.