Jesus' Corpse is initially taken for that of another saint. Shortly after his death, a great earthquake tears the ground apart and a great storm rages, dividing his corpse into nine pieces, which by the movement of the wind, sand and animals are relocated further eastward, to the nine locations on Joseph of Arimathea's map, spanning North America. Having formed a connection with the natives, prior to his death, they state that they "wish to see him again". Making a ship with the help of the locals, he crosses the sea, arriving in a new land where he lives, ages, and finally dies. Jesus then travels east across the continent, learning new languages and cultures, until he reaches the sea. When Joseph asks him about a future meeting, Jesus makes a map in the sand, showing Joseph nine locations. Rarely, as a living person, Jesus may appear and/or speak to individuals.Īccording to the story in the manga, after Jesus' resurrection, he thanks Joseph of Arimathea for the care of his body and states that he will travel to the east. In JoJolion, the nature of the Corpse's power is described as the power "to remove" (e.g. The Parts of Jesus' Corpse occasionally merge with the analogous body parts of individuals coming into contact with them, upon which some develop unique (Stand) powers. This Stand redirects misfortune, sending it afar, to rest elsewhere and nullify, or potentially on other people around the planet. Lucy Steel's Stand, Ticket to Ride, may be taken as the Stand of Jesus' complete Corpse or living self. His Corpse integrating most readily with Funny Valentine and Lucy Steel in his living capacity he favors Blackmore and Johnny Joestar most of all, to whom on one occasion he relates special advice. Like the original, Jesus in Steel Ball Run is solemn and direct, inspiring awe in everyone he meets as a messiah. Wearing a crown of thorns, his body is covered in scars, and his hands bear Holy Wounds. He wears long, dark hair and is variously clean shaven, with a mustache, or a light beard. In his later appearances, he is seen mainly from behind or with his face largely in shadow.
His face is never seen, obscured by the shadow of his hair or his robe. In the chapter that tells of his history, Jesus wears long, dark hair, his body covered in scars, and a heavy robe.
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