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Mariah's theme is titled "Bastet", the name of her Stand.Hol Horse's theme is titled "Pistol Spin", a sound that his Stand makes during its first appearance.Iggy's theme is titled "The Shape-Shifting Fool of Sand!", how Iggy describes his own Stand.Jean Pierre Polnareff's theme is titled "Aggression and Victory", based on his explanation of his tarot card, The Chariot.Muhammad Avdol's theme is titled "HELL 2 U!", a corruption of Judgement's catchphrase that Avdol uses against it upon his "resurrection.".Noriaki Kakyoin's theme is titled "Hierophant Green", the name of his Stand.Old Joseph Joestar's theme is titled "Can't Hate The Guy", how Lisa Lisa refers to him after he completes a training regimen in an unexpected manner.Jotaro Kujo's theme is titled "Heritage for the Future", the original title of Stardust Crusaders, as well as the subtitle of the Capcom fighting game's second revision.Kars's theme is titled "Light Mode", his main battle Mode and part of the title of the story arc in which he battles Stroheim.Esidisi's theme is titled "The Disturbing Esidisi", the WSJ release title of the chapter in which he fights Joseph.Wamuu's theme is titled "A True Warrior", the WSJ release title of the chapter in which he fights Joseph.Rudol von Stroheim's theme is titled "Number Oneeeeeeee!", part of his battle cry in his fight against Kars.Lisa Lisa's theme is titled "Lisa Lisa", the nickname she uses for most of the story.Caesar Anthonio Zeppeli's theme is titled "Lonely Youth", the title of the story arc which detailed his backstory and contained his demise.Joseph Joestar's theme is titled "New York's JoJo", the WSJ release title of the chapter in which he debuted.

Dio Brando's theme is titled "How Feeble!", Dio's taunt toward Dire after completely freezing the latter's body.Speedwagon's theme is titled "The Dastardly Speedwagon", a title he uses to refer to himself upon confronting Dio for the first time.

Zeppeli's theme is titled "Zeppeli the Eccentric", part of the title of the story arc in which he debuted.

Jonathan Joestar's theme is titled, "Luck & Pluck", the name of the sword bequeathed to him by Bruford.