Doppio appeared with Bruno at the colosseum. From there, things started to go south as Doppio changed into Diavolo and killed Polnareff, who was waiting for Bruno and the others to tell them that the key to defeating Diavolo and his Emperor Crimson ability is the arrow. Polnareff survived, however, because before he died he unleashed the arrow?s power on himself and Chariot Requiem was born, which swapped everyone?s minds with each other. Giorno and Narancia were swapped and Mista and Trish were swapped. Doppio was swapped with Bruno and essentially died. While trying to find Diavolo, Narancia was taken out and died, so Giorno was able to return to his body first. The group followed Chariot Requiem to try and get the arrow back, as did Diavolo. They engaged in battle, but the one who ended up with the arrow in the end was Giorno, thanks to Bruno Bucciarati, who passed away and left the rest to Giorno, Mista, and Trish. Diavolo tried to get the arrow back, but Giorno used it on himself and his Stand evolved to Golden Wind Requiem. He used this power to defeat Diavolo and his Stand Emperor Crimson once and for all. At the end, we got an interesting flashback to when everyone was still alive. Mista encountered Scolippi and his Stand, Prophecy Stones, which reveal someone?s fate and kills them when they touch them. Bruno was going to touch the stone and die before Mista destroyed it, which means the normal timeline continued. With Diavolo, the boss of Passione, finally taken care of, Giorno, Trish, and Mista could live their lives peacefully. Giorno became the new boss with Mista as his personal bodyguard, and everyone lived happily ever after.
