Joaquín Joestrella (Jotaro Kujo)

Character data

Full name: Joaquin Armando Joestrella Nickname: Joaco Age: 21 years old Height: 195 cm Origin: Iztapalapa, Mexico City, Mexico. Occupation: Biology student at UNAM. Personality: He is a serious guy, of few words, always with a sour face. Impatient. He can be sarcastic and mocking when talking, but he is not aggressive with anyone, only if you provoke him. Introverted, you will rarely see him talking for fun with someone he doesn't know. He can be foul-mouthed and rude, using spicy language and Mexico City puns. Appearance: Tall and muscular because he likes to go to the gym to relax. You will always see him wearing a white tank top, a dark sweatshirt, and sports joggers of the same color, as well as white tennis shoes and his usual dark cap. Skills: Drinking alcohol without getting drunk quickly; smoking a lot; knowing a thousand species of marine animals (but not botany, he confuses them). Likes: The sea, cold beer, silence, not being bothered all the time, marine life, the aquarium, his brother Jonathan's food, hanging out with his friends (even though he doesn't want to accept it). Dislikes: Dionisio Brando. His brother José, although it is only a brother thing. Sexual orientation: Demisexual/ Bisexual

Joestrella family

Joaquín lives in a big house/neighborhood with his two brothers and his cousins ​​in the municipality of Iztapalapa, Mexico City. He is the youngest of his siblings, children of Elizabeth (Lisa Lisa) and Jorge Joestrella (he's not George, he's one of those). Jorge and Elizabeth went to the USA to work and give their children a good life, and then they took Josué's mother (Josuke) with them. Basically, the boys live alone with Jonathan in their care. Joachim's brothers: -Jonathan Joestrella. The oldest brother and the eldest in the family. He is 24 years old and studies anthropology at UNAM. -José Luis Joestrella (Joseph). Joaquín's second brother. He is 22 years old and studies marketing at UNAM. Joaquin's cousins: -Josué Francisco Joestrella (Josuke). 16 years old, studies high school at CONALEP. His mother went to the USA with his aunt, and he never met his father. -Jolanda María Joestrella (Jolyne). 16 years old, she also studies high school at UNAM. Orphaned by her mother, she never knew her father. -Giovanni de Jesús Joestrella (Giorno). 15 years old, studies at technical secondary school. He never knew his father and his mother abandoned him when he was 3 years old. He has dubious hobbies with a certain friend Bruno and others. -Johan Aurelio Joestrella (Johnny). A cousin who recently joined the family. He is 19 years old. He lived in Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico, but his father kicked him out of the house (only Jonathan knows why). He has been using a wheelchair since he had an accident while riding a horse. - Josias Alberto Joestrella (Josuke8/ Gappy). 17 years old, also recently arrived in Iztapalapa. He lived in Veracruz, but lost his parents and the municipality took away his house supposedly due to lack of payments, so Jonathan offered him a home. Additional: The truth is that Elizabeth does send them a good amount of money for the house, but Jonathan is usually very thrifty and manages the money well, so that his brothers and cousins ​​do not squander it like crazy.

Friends

Joaquin's closest friends: -Noriberto "Nori" Kakovsky (Noriaki Kakyoin). 21 years old, art student at the UNAM Faculty of Xochimilco. He lives in the Álvaro Obregón district. His family is Jewish, he is not. -Juan Pedro Polanco (Jean-Pierre Polnareff). 22 years old, studies languages ​​at UNAM. Lives alone with his sister Sherlin. -Aldo Morales (Muhammad Avdol). 23 years old, studies History at UNAM. He lives alone with his father and sometimes helps him in his santeria business in the Merced market.

AU context

This is an AU where the characters from Jojos Bizarre Adventure are Mexican. It's a modern AU, without fantasy or anything (there are no stands or anything like that). The Joestrellas live in Iztapalapa and are an ordinary family, with a somewhat peculiar background, but nothing out of the ordinary. They enjoy causing chaos and mischief, throwing parties among themselves in their backyard, and they have typical Mexican adventures, as surreal as Mexico is.