Stardust Crusaders · Protagonist side
A free, unofficial animated pet for the Codex desktop app—not a standalone mobile app. The preview above is the released pixel artwork.
Jotaro Kujo is the protagonist side character entry for Part 3, Stardust Crusaders, in the 36-pet headline roster.
Jotaro Kujo is released as a validated Codex Pet V2 package from Wave 1.
The complete v2 atlas passed deterministic validation, three blind direction reviews, and independent visual QA. Every method below installs only this pet.
Requires the Codex desktop app with Pets support. If the codex:// link does not open, use Other install methods below.
After install open Codex Settings > Pets, select Refresh, then choose the pet.
On a phone? Copy this pet page link and open it on your computer to continue. The install actions remain available here when your Codex desktop app is ready.
curl -fsSL https://pixelstand.pet/install.sh | bash -s -- part-03-jotaro-kujo& ([scriptblock]::Create((irm https://pixelstand.pet/install.ps1))) part-03-jotaro-kujonpx --yes --package=github:geoqiao/jojo-codex-pet jojo-codex-pet part-03-jotaro-kujopart-03-jotaro-kujoPet dossier
Jotaro Kujo is the Part 3 protagonist-side character pet, paired with Star Platinum. The gallery keeps the character at the stable ID part-03-jotaro-kujo, so this released package can be installed on its own rather than silently adding the Stand.
The Jotaro V2 reel contains the nine standard state rows and 16 clockwise look directions. Its active cue follows the Pilot brief: seafoam focus blocks stay attached to the hand or eyes, with antique-gold resolve ticks integrated into the coat chain or collar. The final 8×11 atlas passed deterministic validation, blind direction review, continuity review, and independent visual QA.
The Codex deep link sends Jotaro Kujo's name, hosted spritesheet URL, description, and spriteVersionNumber 2; it does not carry the stable ID or run the command-line package checks. Bash and PowerShell use part-03-jotaro-kujo to download the package and validate SHA-256 plus manifest id, spriteVersionNumber, and spritesheetPath. npx performs those same checks and additionally verifies that the WebP atlas is 1536×2288.