Ringo Roadagain
- Primary work
- Steel Ball Run
- Stand
- Mandom↗
Ringo Roadagain (リンゴォ・ロードアゲイン, Ringō Rōdoagein) is a secondary antagonist featured in the seventh part of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure series, Steel Ball Run, specifically the " The World of Man " story arc.
He is a Stand user and uses his time-rewinding Mandom to ensure fairness in duels and prevent draws.

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Original image ↗ · Archived image ↗01Basic information
02Appearance
Ringo is a man of average to above-average height and slim to average build. He has light hair passing his forehead, swept to his left; a long, thin mustache, a soul patch in the shape of a cartoonish skull, and a beard of two slim patches bordering his chin.↗
He wears a light cap-sleeved jacket with a tall collar, dark gloves revealing his thumbs and index fingers, and a wristwatch of a fine, modern design on his right. It's shown that his pants are lightly frilled and studded near the bottom of the legs.↗
03Personality
Ringo Roadagain is a peculiar gunman fixated on duels.↗
When he was a child, Ringo was of particularly weak constitution, as he easily bled and fell ill frequently. At this point, Ringo ceased to be afflicted with illness and it shaped his entire mindset.↗
As of his introduction, Ringo is obsessed with bettering himself through duels. Considering himself "incomplete", he wants to reach new spiritual heights through duels, thinking that the pure killing intent he experiences elevates his spirit. Because of this, he also has a strong personal moral code: Ringo prefers to fight on completely fair grounds and will even give pointers to his opponents regarding their weapons and position to perfectly level the playing field before their battle begins. Able to discern the dark will to kill in people, Ringo prefers to duel people who won't hesitate to kill on the spot so that his duels are as tense and pure as possible.↗
04Abilities
Stand
Ringo's Stand, Mandom, enables him to reverse time by exactly 6 seconds by turning a hand on his wristwatch. Although it is very limited, its ability is critical for Ringo to win his duels.↗
Gunslinging
Ringo is also a capable gunfighter and seems to have incredible perception regarding gauging the range of various guns. He utilizes an 1874 Colt during his battle with Gyro Zeppeli.↗
05Story
SPOILERS
Background
From birth, Ringo was sickly. As a young boy, he had fragile skin and was often ill. Ringo's father was drafted and sent to war, later escaped, was imprisoned, and then died because of a disease. Ringo's family, branded as traitors, were forced to travel across the country. Ringo, at the age of ten, woke up one night to a large man in military uniform by his bed and his family, his mother and two sisters, killed underneath the table that had a bloody knife sticking on top of it.↗
Three years before the events of Steel Ball Run, Ringo acquired his Stand, Mandom. He then entered Funny Valentine 's service.↗
The World of Man
Ringo Roadagain is dispatched during the 4th Stage and sets up camp in a cabin located in a forest where the racers will pass through. He purposefully activates Mandom 's power regularly while the racers cross the forest, making them lose their way. A contestant named Gaucho confronts him but Ringo refuses to let him go or help him, saying that he'll only let him free after he kills him. Gaucho leaves for the moment.↗
Gaucho shouts and challenges Ringo while Johnny Joestar, Gyro Zeppeli, and Hot Pants observe from afar. Ringo prepares to draw, and although his hand shakes from fear, Ringo argues that it's better than to be frozen by fear. Analyzing the situation, Ringo sees that Gaucho's gun will be inaccurate to the right at their current distance and requests that Gaucho is five steps out of the accurate range. Angry, Gaucho draws and shoots first but merely grazes Ringo's shoulder, then completely misses.↗
Johnny, Gyro, and Hot Pants return and confront Ringo as they too cannot get out of the forest. Ringo asks Johnny to be the first duelist. Hot Pants then attacks from behind with Cream Starter and melts Ringo's gun hand, but Ringo uses his power Mandom to rewind time to 6 seconds ago. He avoids the ambush. Revealing his Stand, Ringo explains its power and says again that they must kill him to escape. Ringo shoots Hot Pants's hand.↗
However, Gyro returns with a renewed fighting spirit. He throws his Steel Ball through the walls into Ringo's face, forcing the gunslinger to rewind time. However, Gyro has detected an old wound in Ringo, a damaged collarbone on the left shoulder that would paralyze Ringo if it was broken. Breaking in, Gyro confronts his opponent. The two attack at the same time. Gyro is shot in the throat but Ringo's collarbone is broken, paralyzing him.↗
06Plot details
SPOILERS
Personality
When a deserter killed his family and threatened to kill him, Ringo awakened his fighting spirit and shot the man dead to defend himself.↗
Appearances
Steel Ball Run Chapter 35: The World of Man, Part 3 (Death)↗
Profile details
Status Status based on their final appearance in the part(s) they are featured in: Deceased (Part 7)↗
Date of Death: October 29, 1890↗↗
Cause of Death: Fatal injuries via Spin energy↗
Ringo Roadagain is a gunslinger at the service of Funny Valentine who traps Gyro, Johnny and Hot Pants at the beginning of the 4th Stage, near Kansas City, to seize the Saint's Corpse 's parts.↗
07Appearances
Steel Ball Run Chapter 33: The World of Man, Part 1↗
Steel Ball Run Chapter 34: The World of Man, Part 2↗
Steel Ball Run Chapter 36: The Green Tomb, Part 1 (Mentioned) Mentioned only↗
Steel Ball Run Chapter 37: The Green Tomb, Part 2 (Mentioned) Mentioned only↗
Steel Ball Run Chapter 38: Catch the Rainbow (On a Stormy Night...), Part 1 (Mentioned) Mentioned only↗
08Sources & attribution
- Ringo Roadagain
Source bibliography (1)
- Steel Ball Run Chapter 33: The World of Man, Part 1, Ringo dies on the 11th day of stage 4. Open ↗
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