

I have been watching a lot of _JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind_ moments
on YouTube, and while watching, I thought about Diavolo.

We all know that the main villain of the part got a catastrophic fate. So, if
Diavolo has to die infinitely following infinite scenarios, does it mean that
in one of these scenarios, he obtains the arrow and pierces himself with it?

My point is that in one of these infinite deaths, he gets King Crimson Requiem
and shapes it to be like a direct GER counter or something and thus escapes
his horrific punishment.


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Diavolo and the Requiem Arrow


This answer includes some spoilers for the [JORGE
JOESTAR](https://jojowiki.com/JORGE_JOESTAR_\(Novel\)) novel by Otaro Maijo (
**may or may not be considered canon** ).

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In JORGE JOESTAR, Diavolo goes through something similar: After many
incarnations, he ends up on a universe where instead of Vinegar Doppio his
alternate personality is Giorno Giovanna with Golden Experience Requiem. He
cancels his own death and and continues to live ¹. On paper, _yes_ , he can
escape it.

But when you look at what the Golden Experience Requiem's true power is, it is
not the death loop. It is the ability to prevent something becoming a reality.
It prevents that reality and creates a new "truth" ². So again, on paper,
_no_. It should always be able to create a truth where Diavolo can't escape
his punishment.

Golden Experience Requiem isn't clearly explained, even Giorno doesn't know ³.
Any definite answer will be opinion-based, unfortunately.

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References:

¹ <https://jojowiki.com/Diavolo/History#JORGE_JOESTAR>

² ³ Golden Wind: Chapters 148 and 149


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