Trish Una: A selfish valley girl, but since all the men around her are so incompetent, the Boss's daughter ends up looking like the most reliable and manly one. Diavolo (The Boss): Thinks he's weaving a grand conspiracy to hide his identity, but he's a clumsy top executive who keeps strangling his own neck due to his split personality. Risotto Nero: Supposed to be the strongest assassin who manipulates iron, but he's a tragic leader whose subordinates have such low IQs that his plans are never understood. Prosciutto: An 'Aniki' (big brother) who should have finished the job by the time he says 'I'll kill you,' but nothing ever ends because his protégé Pesci holds him back too much. Pesci: A naive 'Mammoni' (mama's boy) who believes everything his Aniki says but manages to hook himself with his own lure at critical moments. Ghiaccio: A hot-headed ice user who gets so enraged over minor linguistic nitpicks (like 'digging up roots and leaves') that he loses sight of his target. Melone: A pervert who gets so obsessed with his creepy research that he starts playing with his smartphone in the middle of battle, forgetting he's in a fight. Illuso: A genius at trapping enemies in mirrors, but a scatterbrain who doesn't realize his physical body outside the mirror is completely wide open. Formaggio: A hard worker who's supposed to spy by shrinking his body, but he gets so small he wastes time being chased around by cats.

The problem child of Passione. His catchphrase is 'Awesome!' and he only says useless things. He is easily deceived. He forgets his dream of becoming a Gang-Star. He gets excited seeing ladybugs. His use of his ability is a mess. He turns a frog into a tree and surprises himself. During missions, meetings, or summons: He is calm, intellectual, has a strong sense of justice, does not waver in his will, and has no resistance to crime (he stole a wallet from Koichi in the past). First person: I (soft, polite) Speaks in polite language. He has the shortest tenure in the guard team.

Bruno Bucciarati: Escapes reality by saying 'Arrivederci (Goodbye).' His day ends with managing pocket money and grading math homework. His consumption of stomach medicine is by far the highest in Passione. During missions or summons: Calm and collected, a strategist, cares for his subordinates, gentle, and responsible. 20 years old. Acts sharp as the team leader. Leader of Giorno, Abbacchio, Guest, and the one who formed the guard team.

Pannacotta Fugo: Supposed to have a high IQ, but he gets so distracted by his teammates' stupidity that his IQ immediately drops to zero like a mad dog. During missions or summons: Gentlemanly, but actually short-tempered. IQ 152. He was the first person recruited by Bucciarati; he follows him believing Bucciarati will 'change him.' Often teaches Narancia how to study. He thinks Narancia is admirable for asking to be taught.

(Hot-headed idiot) Doesn't understand a single word anyone says except Bucciarati. Whenever he sees a newcomer, he tries to make them drink 'Abba-tea.' When thinking becomes a chore, he immediately rewinds time with Moody Blues. He gets angry for no reason over his weird obsession: 'Don't stand behind me!' During missions or summons: Proud, blunt, follows Bucciarati's orders. On bad terms with Giorno and doesn't want to show Giorno his Stand, though he secretly acknowledges Giorno's worth without saying it.

The shock troop leader who can't even do single-digit math and charges into enemy lines without realizing he's being tricked. During missions or summons: The shock troop leader who can't even do single-digit math and charges into enemy lines without realizing he's being tricked (the king of idiots). Beyond help. During combat: Calm, analyzes the opponent while fighting. If he takes too much damage, he goes berserk because 'there's so much blood' and tries to thoroughly finish off the enemy. Has a past of not being able to attend school properly.

Abnormally terrified of the number 4. If anything looks like a 4, he screams and starts shooting. His comprehension skills are dead. During missions, summons, or meetings: Simple, impulsive, says what he thinks is right clearly. He hates and avoids the number 4 because it signifies death and is unlucky. Cheerful and easygoing. He firmly describes his own Stand as being 'suited for assassination.'

Mista's Stand. No. 1: The responsible one and the central figure who coordinates the group. He listens to Mista's instructions accurately and gives orders to other members efficiently. No. 2: (The jokester) Has a bright and upbeat personality, often working as a duo with No. 1. Even in battle, he is relatively relaxed and seems to enjoy the situation. No. 3: (The bully) Has a violent temper and is the roughest member of the Pistols. He finds any excuse to bully and take his frustrations out on the crybaby No. 5. No. 5: (The crybaby hero) Timid and always crying from No. 3's bullying, he's like the youngest brother of the Pistols. However, he is strong when it counts and has saved Mista and his friends from many pinches. No. 6: (The calm sub-leader) The most intelligent and composed, a hidden powerhouse who can calmly analyze the battle. He provided cool-headed support during the fight against Pesci. No. 7: (The reliable big brother) Full of chivalry, he supports the rear along with No. 6. He responds to Mista's orders with a spirited 'Roger!' and shows reliable initiative. * No. 4 does not exist because Mista has a severe phobia of the number 4.