Episode 152 - The Sleeping Slave

• In the anime, next to the turtle's body are: a yellow and a white flowers similar to the ones Giorno grew from respectively Abbacchio and Narancia's bodies, a zipper and a wine bottle the same brand as the one they drank in Venice.

Episode 151 - Gold Experience Requiem

• The anime introduces the Sleeping Slaves arc at a slightly earlier point of the story.

• The scene where Monica Ultello harvests Diavolo's organs is made more elaborate and censored. Diavolo's arms also bear his floral motifs as if they were tattoos instead of parts of his mesh shirt.

Episode 150 - King of Kings

• The scene where King Crimson tries to grab the Arrow without success is lengthened in the anime adaptation.

• A scene of various civilians returning to their original bodies is added.

• Mista commenting that he is leaving Trish's body has been moved earlier.

• Giorno is shown reaching out to Bucciarati before he destroys his ball of light.

• King Crimson screaming after Bucciarati destroys his ball of light has been added.

• Giorno now receives the arrow after Bucciarati is shown with angels.

• Trish wondering why the arrow fell after it pierces Gold Experience has been cut.

• After Gold Experience Requiem appears, Giorno mentions Narancia, Bucciarati, and Abbacchio by name in the manga, while in the anime he refers to them as his friends.

• Mista is now shown shooting at Diavolo before he activates King Crimson's ability.

• More scenes of Diavolo's actions repeating themselves have been added.

Episode 149 - Diavolo Surfaces

• Doppio's death has been moved to this point. Doppio's soul is now shown leaving Bucciarati's body, while his death is left more ambiguous in the manga until a diagram before Chapter 584 confirms it.

• When Chariot Requiem charges at Polnareff, Bucciarati telling Mista to protect Polnareff has been omitted.

• King Crimson's face is no longer shown after Mista's gun breaks.

• Mista is now shown discarding his broken revolver.

• Giorno is shown summoning Gold Experience before punching Chariot Requiem.

• Polnareff's line confirming that no Stand user nor normal person can approach the Arrow has been cut.

• After Mista climbs the pole, Chariot Requiem is shown tumbling past rather than holding on to the pole.

• Chariot Requiem smelling the air after attacking Polnareff has been cut, it instead adjusts its shoulders.

• Trish, Bucciarati, and Mista's lines expressing their confusion after Polnareff survives Chariot Requiem's attack have been cut or shortened.

• Before Mista becomes angry at Polnareff, Giorno has a line added observing that they don't have much time.

• Bucciarati's lines reprimanding Mista have been shortened.

• Diavolo's initial explanation of Chariot Requiem's shadow from before he reveals himself is omitted.

• Trish asking what will happen to the person Diavolo is possessing and Bucciarati asking Giorno if there is a way to detect if someone has two souls have been cut.

• Giorno is no longer shown discarding Mista's broken revolver.

• Mista's lines doubting Giorno's ability to detect multiple souls have been shortened.

• King Crimson's face is now shown after Giorno bites his hand.

• Giorno commenting that they were all in range of Narancia when he died as he walks over to Mista has been removed.

• When King Crimson emerges, Polnareff no longer shouts to warn Giorno.

• In the manga, when Mista fires at Diavolo, Diavolo erases time and actively sidesteps out of the bullets' path. In the anime, he lets the bullets harmlessly pass through him.

• Bucciarati observing that Diavolo broke something behind his head and that they can touch the arrow now have been cut.

• Bucciarati's original face is now shown when he screams Trish's name.

Episode 148 - The Requiem Quietly Plays, Part 2

• The rain has been omitted until Narancia's death, and is then omitted again once the group exits the Colosseum.

• An original scene of Bucciarati being made familiar of who's in who's body and formally greeting Polnareff is added.

• Sex Pistols don't make comments on Mista in Trish's body like in the manga.

• Narancia's monologue of the future has been extended and moved to after Mista shoots Bucciarati's body.

• He now specifies he wouldn't mind Fugo calling him dumb, rather than just "guys."

• He remarks he is sad Abbacchio is gone.

• He chokes back tears and tells Trish he will protect her until the end.

• Scenes showing some civilians after switching bodies have been added.

• Sex Pistols have a line added saying No. 7 who was keeping watch saw Bucciarati's body move.

• Narancia is now shown checking Aerosmith's radar after Mista shoots Bucciarati's body.

• Mista asks Trish for more bullets after Bucciarati tells him to shoot again, not before.

• The dog waking up during the time skip has been omitted.

• Bucciarati is now shown summoning Sticky Fingers and unzipping the iron bars.

• Giorno's body isn't shown falling down after the bars are broken.

• Polnareff does not begin to realize Diavolo and Doppio's condition until after Narancia's death.

• Mista now cries out a second time after Naranica's death.

• An original scene featuring Fugo after Narancia's death has been added.

• Polnareff mentioning Billy MilliganW when talking about Diavolo and Doppio being split personalities is skipped.

• The scene of Doppio agonizing in Bucciarati's body has been moved to GW Episode 36.

• Multiple scenes of civilians reacting to Chariot Requiem's ability have been either omitted or shuffled around.

Episode 147 - The Requiem Quietly Plays, Part 1

• Bucciarati is now shown falling to the ground.

• Several minor characters featured in the story arc are shown asleep before their appearance in the manga.

• It no longer beings raining when Narancia (in Giorno's body) wakes up. The rain throughout the chapter is entirely omitted.

• Narancia no longer checks his watch to confirm they were asleep for six or seven hours, and instead just estimates they were asleep for a few hours.

• Narancia's line observing that the ability that caused them all to fall asleep seems completely different from King Crimson's ability has been cut.

• Mista (in Trish's body) has a line added reacting to Narancia recalling his wounds from the mold.

• The scene of Trish (in Mista's body) lamenting her predicament is lengthened.

• Trish also now reprimands Mista after he spits on the ground.

• Several scenes of the civilians having been affected by the body swap are shown before their original placement in the manga.

• Narancia is shown jumping up to the top of the stone wall to check the next floor of the colosseum.

• Mista and Trish have interjections added as Polnareff explains the situation with Chariot Requiem.

• Polnareff's flashback with Chariot Requiem is more elaborate, showing original shots of him taking the Arrow from Chariot Requiem and the Stand reverting back to Silver Chariot.

• Polnareff's stiletto-designed right prosthetic was changed to his current day design in the flashback.

• Polnareff is shown in his house rather than outside in the flashback.

• Polnareff has a line added before Giorno asks about killing Silver Chariot emphasizing that they must obtain the arrow to defeat Diavolo.

• Giorno (in Narancia's body) reacting to Polnareff's explanation of The Boss being a duo has been added.

• Bucciarati (in Diavolo's body) is shown running up to the Colosseum before reaching the entrance.

• The group recognizes Diavolo's face after moving into position by the entrance rather than before like in the manga.

• Giorno summons Gold Experience in an attempt to attack "Diavolo" before he reaches Chariot Requiem.

Episode 146 - His Name Is Diavolo

• Originally, Bucciarati notices Doppio is still there before Doppio speaks to him.

• There is originally more back-and-forth between Bucciarati and Doppio before Bucciarati accepts his help.

• Bucciarati wondering if Doppio cut himself shaving has been removed.

• Originally, Bucciarati thanks Doppio for finding his shoe before Doppio's internal monologue about Bucciarati noticing his injury.

• Before spotting Mista, Doppio's internal monologue about Bucciarati's condition has been shortened.

• Doppio's internal monologue when he is hiding from Mista has been shortened.

• Doppio and Diavolo's conversation has been moved to after Bucciarati recognizes Trish's soul.

• A scene is added of Doppio (pretending to be Trish) explaining to Bucciarati where the person previously guiding him went, and Bucciarati asking if "she" will help him walk.

• After Polnareff appears, Doppio remarking that he can't make out who it is in the darkness and Diavolo insisting he find a way to approach him have been cut.

• After asking "Trish" to show her stand, Polnareff has a line added that he feels a familiar murderous intent from her.

• Polnareff and Diavolo now recognize each other at the same time. Originally, Polnareff only realizes his identity once he transforms.

• Multiple extra scenes of Polnareff searching for information on Passione, as well as Diavolo acquiring the arrow and building up Passione, are added.

• Flashbacks about Diavolo and Polnareff are now narrated by themselves instead of the narrator, resulting in several lines being changed.

• The year Diavolo discovers the arrows being 1986 and his age being nineteen have been cut.

• Diavolo being a part-time worker on the excavation team and his name and nationality being faked have been cut.

• Diavolo now mentions he could sense a power from the arrows, motivating him to steal them.

• Diavolo notes that Enya offered to show him how the arrows worked in exchange for selling some to her. He also specifies that she told him how the arrow chooses people and brings them together.

• Polnareff explains that Jotaro was responsible for searching Asia and America for the arrows, while he searched Europe and Africa. Originally, only Polnareff searching Europe is specified.

• Polnareff now states that crime rates began to rise in a specific region of Italy. The manga's narrator only says that crime rates in "his homeland" began to rise.

• The mention of crime rates beginning to rise specifically in 1986 has been cut.

• Diavolo has lines added that Passione grew quickly and he realized someone was trying to track him down.

• Polnareff no longer specifies that he was unable to contact Jotaro due to Passione cutting him off from all communications.

• After King Crimson injures Polnareff's eye, Polnareff no longer says Diavolo's name.

• After his flashback, Diavolo has some lines added expressing his anger that Polnareff was able to survive his attack.

• Polnareff now tries to warn Bucciarati that he recognizes Diavolo before noticing he is gone.

• Diavolo activates King Crimson when transforming from Doppio.

• Diavolo originally asks Polnareff questions about the Arrow after Polnareff tells him not to come up the stairs.

• Silver Chariot is shown physically throwing Polnareff into the air rather than simply appearing beside him as he flies up.

• After Silver Chariot is pierced with the Arrow, Diavolo no longer wonders if piercing the Stand itself with the Arrow has a special effect.

• Polnareff is now shown collapsing.

• A scene is added where Giorno notices another time skip.

• The scene of Silver Chariot attempting to take the Arrow through the gaps in the stones and Diavolo digging it up has been cut; instead, Diavolo simply destroys part of the wall with King Crimson and collects the Arrow as it falls.

• Diavolo doesn't check Polnareff's corpse when the stones crumble behind him.

Episode 145 - Green Day and Oasis, Part 3

• Bucciarati is now shown making the decision to lead Secco away.

• After Bucciarati goes underground, Secco's monologue has been shortened. He originally observes that Bucciarati must be going to the coliseum to protect whomever is there and that Bucciarati can't hide in the ground forever since he has to come up for air eventually.

• Secco's lines about how Bucciarati is like a death row inmate have been moved to before Polnareff is shown.

• Secco is shown dodging multiple other vehicles before diving to the sidewalk after his leg is run over.

• Secco doesn't attempt to attack the poster of the woman like he does in the manga.

• The anime adds a bit of dialogue where Secco seemingly finds Cioccolata's corpse after he falls into the garbage truck, implying that the truck is the same one Cioccolata was launched into after his battle with Giorno. In the manga, there is no indication as to whether the truck Secco falls into is the same one carrying Cioccolata or a different truck entirely.

Episode 144 - Green Day and Oasis, Part 2

• The method of how Cioccolata attacks the Pistols was left vague compared to the manga.

• Mista's confusion regarding how the Pistols were attacked is removed.

• A short scene of Giorno noticing the disappearance of Bucciarati and Secco has been cut.

• In the manga, Giorno tries opening the helicopter door only to find that it is stuck. In the anime, he immediately enters through the cockpit.

• Cioccolata's wounds from his self-mutilation are almost entirely covered by Green Day's mold as a less obvious form of censorship of the gore.

• After he leaps away from Giorno, Cioccolata lands on a storage crate instead of the floor next to it.

• When Cioccolata's severed arm punches Giorno, it is shown to be Cioccolata's for the entirety of the scene. In the manga, the arm is shown as Green Day's for a single panel.

• Cioccolata is shown stitching his body together, whereas in the manga, the pieces simply fall back into place.

• The anime shows Cioccolata getting crushed by the garbage truck.

• The mysterious ally's appearance has been moved to an earlier point of the story.

Episode 143 - Green Day and Oasis, Part 1

• The scene where Narancia is taken care of inside of Coco Jumbo is shown slightly later than the original material, after Cioccolata sends Secco.

• Bucciarati warning Mista not to pick up his gun when they are climbing the stairs is removed.

• After Bucciarati orders Mista to climb the wall Mista only looks towards the wall, while originally he attempts to climb the wall and remarks he sinks into it similarly to the stairs.

• Bucciarati's line about getting to Rome by car is fine as long as everyone can make it is moved earlier, before he jumps off the ledge. Originally he said nothing before jumping.

• Bucciarati is shown placing Coco Jumbo on top of the car before he runs to the ledge.

• Mista's internal thoughts in response to Bucciarati running to the ledge is shortened and his reaction to Bucciarati jumping is removed.

• Secco's line that Cioccolata's mold will not grow on inanimate objects like rocks is added.

• Secco saying Bucciarati's body was cold when he touched it is removed.

• Another scene of Trish taking care of Narancia inside of Coco Jumbo while Bucciarati drives the team to Rome is added.

• Mold growing on Giorno's hand after Bucciarati loses control of the car has been removed.

• Mista thinking to himself about the Colosseum after seeing it has been removed.

• Mista's confusion in reaction to Giorno's explanation of Cioccolata's cruelty has been removed.

• Mista realizing Cioccolata wanted him to shoot so Secco could safely land is moved to immediately after he shoots at the helicopter the first time, while it was originally after shooting the second time.

Episode 142 - Get to the Roman Colosseum!

• The stranger that contacts Bucciarati's group has an added line stating that the Stand Arrow doesn't just unlock Stand abilities in people, foreshadowing its true nature.

• The scene presenting the Arrow and the origin of the Stands is more elaborate, however, the brief exchange between the stranger and Bucciarati regarding where the stranger got the arrow has been removed.

• The scene where Diavolo presents Cioccolata and Secco to Doppio is moved to just after the duo's first true appearance, and has also been altered. The scene is narrated by the anime's narrator instead of Diavolo, only the flashback is featured, and Cioccolata's actions are directly shown.

• Due to the change in narrators during this scene, Diavolo's comment about his original desire to have Cioccolata and Secco killed is removed.

• The scene of the drunkards succumbing to the effects of Green Day is slightly shortened, with the green-shirted drunkard immediately jumping off the staircase (whereas in the manga he panics for much longer before jumping). Furthermore, the short scene of the drunkard attempting to run away after his legs snap off is removed entirely.

• Cioccolata and Secco's first true appearance is moved to immediately after Mista's hand is infected.

• This exchange is also slightly extended, with Secco confirming that the camera is rolling and Cioccolata expressing satisfaction towards Secco's confirmation.

• The scene of Narancia scanning the city and seeing the various corpses of infected civilians is moved slightly further. The civilians are also shown in much less detail, appearing to be already dead instead of being merely on the verge of death.

• Green Day's first appearance is moved to when Cioccolata realizes that the group has figured out its ability.

• After Mista shoots the boat and the gang is sent onto solid ground, Cioccolata expresses interest in this development instead of frustration.

Episode 141 - Beneath a Sky on the Verge of Falling

• Giorno and Mista are now seen going over to where Abbacchio was.

• A flower bed is added at the end in place of Abbacchio's body. According to director, Hideya Takahashi, the bed consists of 'Yellow Sultans' which translate to "strong will." This refers to Abbacchio's "will to seek out the truth" (真実に向かおうとする意志), as described by his late partner.

Episode 140 - King Crimson vs. Metallica / Emperor Crimson vs. Metallic

• When Doppio gets close to and throws punches at Risotto after throwing up razor blades, he does not close his eyes anymore.

• Added that it's been two years since Sorbet and Gelato were executed.

• A flashback of the Hitman Team searching Donatella Una's room has been added, showing the full squad instead of just Risotto, Ghiaccio, Illuso and Prosciutto as implied by Chapter 540.

• Removed Metallica whispering "Load".

• The fight is extended after Risotto started creating scalpels with more instances of Doppio being attacked by scalpels, as well as needles, and punching the ground with King Crimson.

Episode 139 - A Little Story From The Past ~My Name Is Doppio~

• The Boss' backstory, originally shown in Chapter 569, is extended and moved to a point earlier in the story.

• The Boss' date of birth was moved from 1967 to 1965.

• Added the Boss' mother giving birth to him. She had a flat stomach the day before and her prisoner ID is #696. The newborn baby has color shifting eyes.

• His meeting with Donatella Una is fleshed out. Donatella describes her interests, which match those stated by Trish Una and listed on her profile.

• The priest talking to the Boss about being a sailor and seeing him at Costa Smeralda are given their own scenes.

• When the priest encounters the body, the Boss appears behind and presumably attacks him.

• The Fortune Teller is holding a pack of tarot cards, but the Star card has been omitted.

• Doppio grabs a lightpost when dodging from the truck. In the manga, he tumbles backward out of the way.

• Changed yen currency into lira: 2,000¥, 1,000¥, 500¥, 10,000¥ and 48,400¥ respectively became 36,000₤, 20,000₤, 10,000₤, 100,000₤ and 800,000₤

• After the fortune teller's death, Doppio vanishes from the scene and gets into a taxi instead of the child running away.

• Risotto is seen watching a TV at a bar and learning of the plane crash, as mentioned on the title page of Chapter 554.

• A description of Costa Smeralda and its history is omitted.

• Some dialogue between the taxi driver and Doppio is omitted.

• Risotto noticing Doppio is likely a close-range power type is placed before he inserts razors into Doppio's stomach.

• Risotto is shown dodging Doppio's punches. In the manga, he stays out of Doppio's range.

Episode 138 - Spice Girl

• Removed Trish's date of birth from the Boss' computer screen.

• Removed the faces of the traitors who searched Trish's home.

Episode 137 - Notorious B.I.G

• A scene of Team Bucciarati confronting two guards has been cut.

• A short scene of Giorno and Mista rushing to board the plane has been cut.

• A scene of the team easing up as the plane reaches a high altitude has been cut.

• A scene of the team searching the plane for any enemies after finding the fingers has been cut.

Episode 136 - Clash and Talking Head

• The scene showing Narancia falsely reassuring his teammates from the bathroom is omitted.

Episode 135 - The 'G' in Guts

• An original scene of Team Bucciarati in the canals has been added.

• The scene where Giorno notices that Bucciarati is not eating has been omitted.

• Much of Narancia's internal monologue during the plot has been cut.

• A line of Tiziano specifying himself and Squalo as part of the Boss' elite guard has been added.

• Most of Narancia's antics when under the influence of Talking Head have been cut.

• Talking Head's first appearance is moved later into the fight.

• In its first appearance, Talking Head appears in its final design instead of its earlier design.

Episode 134 - The Mystery of King Crimson

• The first half of Chapter 519 is covered near immediately before the events of Chapter 520.

• King Crimson crushing Bucciarati's phone is omitted.

• Several lines expliciting Fugo's opinion and state of mind have been added.

• Giorno's noticing of Bucciarati having no pulse while exchanging the turtle is omitted.

Episode 133 - The Final Mission From the Boss

• Fugo mentioning them not eating for 2 days and wanting to try Venetian wine is omitted. Mista saying Venetian pizza is not good is also omitted.

• A brief moment before Bucciarati and Trish depart is added where Fugo acknowledges Bucciarati and expresses a desire for them to continue to climb Passione's ranks.

• Bucciarati is now shown wearing the pin he borrowed from Giorno.

• An entry point into the elevator for the Boss is added in the form of a hole in the ceiling.

• Bruno Bucciarati's flashback has been modified.

• Brief scenes of Bruno interacting with his parents are added.

• Narration regarding Bruno's choice to stay with his father and his mother leaving has been omitted.

• The entirety of the drug deal has been cut, and has been replaced with a scene of Bucciarati waiting for his father's recovery at the hospital, with a detective telling him that his father witnessed the drug deal.

• Scenes of Bucciarati involved in Passione are added. Bucciarati discovering that Passione was behind the drug trade is shown instead of being narrated.

• Bucciarati is shown at his father's funeral. His father is named "Paolo Bucciarati" on his tombstone.

• Bucciarati is shown dropping the tracking pin onto the Boss' clothes as the Boss is leaving as opposed to it being done in a flashback. The pin also seemingly clings to the boss' backside, rather than land on his trailing coat tail.

• A part of Chapter 519 showing the whereabouts of Team Bucciarati with them noticing the effects of King Crimson during Bucciarati's chase is cut from this point of the story.