Tongue-Tied: Bites the Dust can turn any Muggle who knows Kira's secret identity into a carrier of a miniature Killer Queen. If anyone tries to interrogate them about Kira, Bites the Dust will cause an internal explosion that destroys the interrogator, then causes a repeating temporal time loop that only ends when Kira lets time resume normally or retracts Bites the Dust to defend himself.

However, this Kosaku is not actually Yoshikage Kira. Kars later explains that Kosaku did not smell of blood at all and was made into a bomb with Bites the Dust by the real Kira. Jorge realizes Kosaku said he was a serial killer because he felt guilty of how many people he indirectly killed with Bites the Dust. Jorge is glad that Kosaku hasn't died and could keep his family from harm. He becomes more motivated to catch Kira so Kosaku would be free from Bites the Dust. [10] Video Games Eyes of Heaven (PS3/PS4) After growing desperate post killing Hayato Kawajiri, Kira is pierced by the arrow for a second time and awakens a new third bomb type: Bites the Dust. This ability allows Kira to implant a bomb into anyone who knows his identity and obliterate time allowing Kira to either reverse time for one hour or turn the implantee into a bomb that will kill anyone who questions them about Kira's true identity before resetting the day. That person's death then becomes a fixed point in time and, even if they never meet the person implanted with Bites the Dust again, they will still die. However, Killer Queen's other bombs can't be used at the same time as Bites the Dust, leaving him defenseless until he stops the time loop. Body Horror: What he does to his victims notwithstanding, he takes a horrific amount of damage in his fight with Josuke before he gets run down by an ambulance that crushes his skull and peels the flesh from his face. Then, when the hands of the dead in the ghost alley drag him away, they tear Killer Queen apart, which also breaks him up. In the anime adaptation, you can even see a split-second shot of his exposed skull as he disappears. Incredibly Lame Fun: Besides murder, his only other hobby is cutting his fingernails, saving the clippings and recording how long they're able to grow. Clark Kent Outfit: Looks pretty unremarkable with an ordinary salaryman-like appearance underneath his suit. But as seen in the shower as Kosaku, he's shown to be surprisingly ripped underneath. Then again, he did say that he ensures that he's always in good health.

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Slipping out undetected, Kira begins to walk home in pride. However, Harvest alerts Shigechi of the "thief" and meets up with Kira, angrily asking what a stranger is doing with his lunch bag. When Kira attempts to bluff his way out, Shigechi uses Harvest to pull on the bag, ripping it open and allowing the hand to fall out. [3] With the evidence revealed, Kira reveals his Stand, Killer Queen; threatening to erase Shigechi. Shigechi snatches a suspicious 100 yen coin from him, which Kira reveals to have become a bomb with Killer Queen's power and detonates the coin right by his opponent's face. [4]

In All Star Battle R's ASB Mode, he has a unique interaction with Anasui, where he derides the "hero" for dismembering his girlfriend out of anger, stating that when he does it, it's at least because he has a fetish for women's hands (as if that's any better). Adaptational Villainy: He was already a nasty piece of work, but the live-action movie adds to his list of crimes by making him, not Akira, the one who kills Keicho.Arnold: Arnold's throat was slashed by Kira fifteen years prior to the start of Part 4. Kira then hangs the dog's body on a clothes hook in the wall. He remains as a ghost in an alley until his soul ascends to Heaven after Kira is dragged away by the ghost hands. Mad Bomber: Killer Queen has the ability to make things explode... but there's definitely something horribly wrong with its user's thought process. The English dub turns this up when a furious Okuyasu calls him a "cat-eyed freak" during their final confrontation. Suddenly Speaking: In the Latin American Spanish dub, is not Kira the one who talks while Bites the Dust prepares to kill its targets, it's Killer Queen. This might've been a mistake with the dubbing but still interesting since it might be the first time Killer Queen is heard talking.

Psycho Pink: Killer Queen is often colored pale pink which adds to its unsettling appearance appropriate for a murderer's stand. Still, Kosaku is irresponsible with his money and debts. For instance he bought a house that was too expensive for his means and he owes 260,000 yen to his landlord. [3] His bank account is also empty as he just bought a new car and has to pay for Hayato's tuition. [3] Serial Killer: One that kills women for their hands, which he has a strange fetish for (he thinks of the hands as his "girlfriends" and he seems to show no interest in the rest of the body). He is all the more dangerous because his Stand's abilities leave no evidence and he tries to keep a low profile (killing anyone who comes in between him and the normal life he wants to live). Diamond is Unbreakable Episode 37: Crazy Diamond Is Unbreakable, Part 1 (Disguised as Kosaku Kawajiri) Pet the Dog: After dealing with Stray Cat, he remains at home to make sure Shinobu is okay even if it meant that he would be late for work. Given Kira's obsession with not wanting to stand out, which includes being late for work, that's saying something.

Enfant Terrible: He is a serial killer that started when he was just out of high school, but had urges to kill earlier than that. Disproportionate Retribution: He stalks a couple on the subway all the way to their apartment and kills them just because they insulted his bowling ball nail clippers. From now on, Kira applies himself to perfect his disguise and steadily make sure nothing about him is suspect. However, his sexual frustration grows as he refrains himself from killing and one evening, he almost lets himself kill Shinobu, who fortunately mistake his gestures for mere sexual advances. Meanwhile Hayato spies on his parents, and wonders why his father would practice writing his own name over and over again. Dissonant Serenity: The father-son speech with Hayato, especially since he's much calmer than he usually is. Creature of Habit: By his own word, Kira has a simple routine to which he commits to every day as part of his goal of having a tranquil life, which includes killing women for their hands. We sadly don't see much of it since this same routine is shaken the moment he's properly introduced in the story.