The beatdown lasts for an unprecedented amount of screen time, inspired by the sequence in the original manga. It concludes with Steely Dan being sent flying into a brick building, completely "eradicated" from the fight. Scene Summary Episode Stardust Crusaders Episode 17: "The Lovers, Part 2" The Trigger
"ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA!" The beatdown lasts for an unprecedented amount of
Steely Dan begged, his voice cracking as he tried to bargain for his life, even attempting one last cowardly strike by trying to send The Lovers into a nearby girl's ear. It was useless. flickered into existence behind Jotaro, its violet form radiating pure, focused fury. It was useless
Steely Dan scuttled backward, his arrogance replaced by a cold, sweating terror. For hours, he had treated Jotaro Kujo like a dog—making him a human bridge, forcing him to shine shoes, and demanding he steal jewelry. But the leash was finally broken. For hours, he had treated Jotaro Kujo like
In the English Dub, Jotaro (voiced by ) delivers the "receipt" line that has become a fan favorite. Jotaro: "Here's your receipt." Steely Dan: "R-receipt? For what?!"
"For everything you did to me. You can't pay back what you owe with money!"
Stardust Crusaders - Episode 17 - JoJo's Bizarre Encyclopedia