

At the final battle of the _Grateful Death arc_ , we could see Buccellati
confronted Pesci and his stand: _Beach Boy_ using _Sticky Fingers_. At the end
of the battle, Buccellati attacked Pesci repeatedly and suddenly Pesci was
ripped apart into pieces. How could this happen? I thought that _Sticky
Fingers_ ability was to make a zipper in an object and could open and close
the zipper so Buccellati could make a hole inside that object.

When he undid _Sticky Fingers'_ ability, the pieces would normally return to
the foe's body, without the body getting ripped apart. But in Pesci's case, it
seems the torn part didn't return back to his main body parts. This is the
scene where [Pesci was ripped apart by _Sticky
Fingers_](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcLJhofe79M)


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How does Sticky Fingers' ability work toward Pesci in Golden Wind?


Pesci could've died due to his injuries, making the zippers useless in putting
his body together in this case. Also, the zippers faded away, so that just
proves my point further. It's the only sensible reason I have for this issue.


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> At the end of the battle, Buccellati attacked Pesci repeatedly and suddenly
> Pesci was ripped apart into pieces. How could this happen?

Sticky Fingers' ability is to create and remotely control zippers on the
object it makes contact with its fists. It can also create a zipper all the
way around (for example) someone's wrist so that when it is oppened it is
essentially ripped from the body. This is how it rips things apart into
pieces. During the manga we see Bucciarati use his stand like this multiple
times.

* * *

> How does Sticky Fingers' ability work toward Pesci in Golden Wind?

Bucciarati can choose if the pieces are still connected or not (e.g. if the
wrist is still circulating blood). This is not explicitly stated but we can
figure this out from these two instances:

  * Bucciarati seperated Mario Zucchero's head earlier in the manga with seemingly no effect on Mario's head. _Pieces are still connected_. ¹

  * Bucciarati also seperated his own body into parts earlier in the same arc which stopped his blood circulation. _Pieces are disconnected_. ²

At the final battle, Pesci threatened Bucciarati with killing the turtle. This
caused Bucciarati to see him as "nothing but the soul of an ordinary scumbag".
³

He chose the second option without caring if Pesci is dead or not when he
ripped him apart. We can clearly see him splitting his head in two, causing
serious brain damage. This kills Pesci.

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1: JoJo Chapter 462 | Golden Wind chapter 23

2: JoJo Chapter 497 | Golden Wind chapter 58

3: JoJo Chapter 499 | Golden Wind chapter 60


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