Alternative ending to Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Part 6 (Stone Ocean)

 After awakening the ultimate form of his stand "Made in Heaven", Father Pucci was only a step away from attaining his goal, to reach heaven. The main cast was in awe, partly because of the event they were witnessing, partly because of their failure in stopping it from happening. Suddenly, time started to flow faster and faster, entire days passed in what felt like just seconds. Not even Jotaro's ability to stop time worked because it seemed to work for only an instant. Then, Father Pucci started his onslaught, knowing that they could find a way to stop him even at this point, he decided to finish them once and for all.

When all hope seemed lost, a flash of light shined came from the horizon, approaching at top speed. A golden stand that belonged to a familiar face. It was Giorno, and he had the arrow with him. That was their last hope, he had come all the way from Italy to help stop the end of the world. And so, the battle begun, Pucci approached Giorno as fast as he could, but it was too late, he already had stabbed his own stand with the arrow, making Gold Experience evolve into its requiem form. At that point, Pucci felt time and space distorting again, but it was different this time, as if he were trapped in a loop. That was GER's special ability, to put people in a time loop where they'll be trapped for eternity, never attaining a true conclusion, like an endless demise.

This way, earth was saved from imminent destruction and recreation, and everyone lived happy (except for those who died in the way).

The end.



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