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Identity Amnesia: The one-shot comic Dead Man's Questions shows that, after his death at the end of Part 4, Kira becomes a ghost trapped in the living world with no memory of anything but his name, but is sure he cannot get to heaven. Not sure what to do with his eternal existence, he now works for a monk doing the "dirty work" of killing targets she gives him in exchange for money. Where's the Kaboom?: When he attempts to blow up Stray Cat, he has this reaction when the bomb fails to go off due to Stray Cat using its power to devoid it of the air necessary to explode. The information below derives from a source not written by Araki. As such, it may or may not be considered canon. Despite the power of his Stand, Killer Queen, Kira's passivity led to an over-reliance on its powers to the detriment of actual mastery.

His crimes are loosely based on those of Tsutomu Miyazaki , a Serial Killer who had gained major publicity in Japanese media in the years leading up to Part 4's publication. Like Kira, Miyazaki's murders were motivated in part by an erotic fixation on his victims severed body-parts, and he was known as a seemingly unremarkable working-age adult living in his parents home while committing his crimes (though Miyazaki was unemployed at the time). Properly Paranoid: Due to his irrational paranoia, Kira is extremely savvy of the kind of mistakes that usually get serial killers caught. His preparations to counter everything are done so well, that only his arrogance manages to undo his plans. He would have remained undetected if not for his habit of walking around with his "girlfriend" in a paper bag. Shinobu Kawajiri: While Kira impersonated Kosaku, his failed attempts at acting ordinary were mistaken by Shinobu for a change toward a bolder demeanor from her husband. Charmed, Shinobu became attracted to her husband, not knowing that it was Kira. Kira on the other hand first struggled not to act on his murderous impulses on Shinobu and tried his best not to attract attention, thus acting gently with her. As time passed, notably after protecting her from Stray Cat, Kira noted a burgeoning affection for her. Kira adopts one face other than his original one in Part 4, and a ghostly body resembling his original, with a unique outfit, after this. He remains a man of average height and slim to athletic build.Barred from the Afterlife: Dead Man's Questions shows that after his defeat and subsequent death at the hands of the Ghost Alley's hands, he wanders as a revenant in Morioh, having lost Killer Queen, but can't go to either heaven or hell. Logical Weakness: To remotely detonate Killer Queen's bomb, he has to mimic the motion of pushing the button with his hand. He can be prevented from setting off the bomb by someone or something immobilizing his hand, like Echoes pinning it to the ground. Every humanoid type Stand in the anime has a sound effect for it being summoned and de-summoned, which is normally a sort of magical hum. Killer Queen's, on the other hand, sounds like a warped and pitched-down shriek, which, given its user's habits, fits perfectly.

There's also a case to be made for him being a Shadow Archetype to Koichi. He yearns for a normal life, but was born with superpowers that he uses for terrible ends. Meanwhile, Koichi is genuinely normal and got dragged into the manga's events by being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Koichi is also the only major character of Part 4 who has a love interest, while Kira's major crime is murdering women for their hands and treating the severed limbs as his girlfriends. Finally, both of their Stands evolve into more powerful forms over time. However, this Kosaku is not actually Yoshikage Kira. Kars later explains that Kosaku did not smell of blood at all and was made into a bomb with Bites the Dust by the real Kira. Jorge realizes Kosaku said he was a serial killer because he felt guilty of how many people he indirectly killed with Bites the Dust. Jorge is glad that Kosaku hasn't died and could keep his family from harm. He becomes more motivated to catch Kira so Kosaku would be free from Bites the Dust. [10] Video Games Eyes of Heaven (PS3/PS4) Still, Kosaku is irresponsible with his money and debts. For instance he bought a house that was too expensive for his means and he owes 260,000 yen to his landlord. [3] His bank account is also empty as he just bought a new car and has to pay for Hayato's tuition. [3] Madness Mantra: At the height of his delirious Villainous Breakdown, he chants how he will detonate Killer Queen Bites the Dust even as he's mortally wounded and his hand is tied down by Koichi's Stand.

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To Josuke. Both stand out amongst previous heroes and villains in that they both live regular mundane lives, aside from some odd traits. Josuke is Hot-Blooded, goofy, and spends his time hanging out with friends, while Kira is composed, aloof, lives alone, and spends his time going on dates with the hands of the women he killed. Josuke's Stand is a Combat Medic that restores objects and people to their original state, in addition to having high physical power and fighting ability at close range. Killer Queen completely destroys whatever it touches without any evidence from afar, but it's relatively subpar in a hand-to-hand fight. Josuke is motivated to protect his loved ones and his town, while Kira wishes to keep his true nature secret and continue his killing spree in Morioh uninhibited.

Laser-Guided Karma: He took on a new identity to protect himself by skinning off the face of Hayato's father. At the end of Part 4, he is run over by an ambulance, and both police and EMR personnel note that his face had been torn off in the accident. Kira leaves the school, unaware that a Harvest had managed to grab and take off one of the buttons of his coat. This Harvest drone manages to present the button to Josuke and Okuyasu before exploding, alerting the heroes of Shigechi's demise. While The World has its time-based powers from the beginning, Killer Queen only gains its final power as a miraculous solution to solve Kira's current dilemma. Ignore the Fanservice: Does this whenever Shinobu tries to seduce him. It's not that Kira is indifferent to it, but it's because his means of expressing arousal is through violence, as he was literally seconds away from throttling Shinobu and only stops once he regains his senses. As a result, he tries to keep his distance away from Shinobu as he does not want to attract attention to himself.Bears a striking resemblance to David Bowie's getup during the 1980s, with his pink suit in particular being derived from one that Bowie prominently wore during the supporting tour for Let's Dance.