: Using a blood sample from Bucciarati, Melone prepares to hunt the group with his Stand, Baby Face .
While is severely mangled and wedged under the train, his Stand, The Grateful Dead , remains active, continuing to age everyone on board. Witnessing his brother's near-death resolve triggers a massive shift in Pesci . Previously timid and easily panicked, he suddenly gains a cold, lethal conviction. He begins using his Stand, Beach Boy , with terrifying precision, reading Bucciarati’s movements flawlessly and sinking his hook into him repeatedly. Bucciarati's Deadly Resolve
: The episode ends with a cliffhanger hinting at the debut of Spice Girl , Trish’s mysterious Stand. JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind Episode 16 Discussion JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken: Ougon no Kaze Episode 16
: Melone arrives at the scene afterward to confirm the deaths of Prosciutto and Pesci.
: Bucciarati bets his life that he can survive without breathing long enough to trick Pesci into moving his hook, allowing for a surprise counterattack. The Conclusion: "Arrivederci" : Using a blood sample from Bucciarati, Melone
In of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind (Ougon no Kaze), titled "The Thankful Death, Part 2" (or "Arrivederci!"), the intense battle on the express train to Florence reaches its brutal conclusion. The Transformation of Pesci
Bucciarati eventually gets the drop on Pesci. When Pesci attempts a final act of desperation—smashing the turtle () where the rest of Giorno’s team is hiding—Bucciarati delivers a lethal barrage of punches. The fight ends with Bucciarati uttering his iconic finishing line, "Arrivederci" (Goodbye), as he "Ora-Oras" Pesci into bloody chunks. The Aftermath Previously timid and easily panicked, he suddenly gains
: To avoid detection by the vibrations of his pulse, he unzips his own heart in half.