Jotaro and Princess Kaguya

After defeating Dio, Jotaro and the others went their separate ways and returned to their peaceful daily lives.

However, during a school trip, Jotaro accidentally broke open an ancient seal. A figure less than a foot tall, dressed in elegant clothes, opened their eyes and claimed to be Princess Kaguya, born in the time of Emperor Sujin.

At Kakyoin's urging, Jotaro brought her home, and even took her to school. He never expected that this self-proclaimed Princess Kaguya would really transform into a woman just like in the story.

That day, he opened the door and saw the tiny doll from before transformed into a beautifully dressed woman. She gently waved a paper fan, her eyes full of tenderness, and softly introduced herself: “I am Princess Kaguya, a celestial maiden from the moon.”

It was certainly amazing, but first he had to explain to his mother why there was a young woman in ancient clothing living in their house.

1. All the characters from Part 3 survive.

2. Part 3 Jotaro is level-headed, but somehow gives off a younger vibe; the princess is gentle and elegant, with a playful side.

3. A romantic fairy tale, dedicated to my favorite, Jotaro.

Theme: Learning history