Giorno

Johnny – Johnny may lack physical Strength but his Stand Tusk is Physically stronger than Jotaro’s Star Platinim. Johnny’s stand has the power of Infinite Rotation.

Giorno Giovanna (‚¸ƒ§ƒ«ƒŽƒ»‚¸ƒ§ƒ‚¡ƒ¼ƒŠ Joruno Jobāna) is the main protagonist of the fifth part of the JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure series, Vento Aureo, and the fifth JoJo of the series. Giorno is the illegitimate son of DIO, conceived with Jonathan Joestar’s stolen body.

So, in short, no. There is no fictional character outside of JoJo, or even within the canonical universe, that could defeat GER. The only one being the non-canon The World Over Heaven.

Giorno is a teenage boy of average height and slim yet muscular build, far smaller in stature than previous JoJos.

He is the son of both DIO and Jonathan. Giorno was born out of an affair with DIO and some random woman, but DIO was using Jonathan’s body at the time (because of the events in Part 1). He is a JoJo through Jonathan, and so he is the illegitimate child of Jonathan and DIO.

Giorno is the illegitimate son of DIO, conceived with Jonathan Joestar’s stolen body. He is introduced as Haruno Shiobana (汐華 初流乃). … Giorno is a natural-born Stand User wielding the life-giving Gold Experience in battle.

DIO at the time Giorno was conceived was from the neck down Jonathan Joestar due to DIO stealing his body at the climax of Phantom Blood. Dio had impregnated a woman with Jonathens body, meaning Jonathan’s sperm and some random woman egg turned into giorno giovanna. giorno giovanna is actually jonathan’s daughter.

Giorno Giovanna and Josuke Higashikata are the only main protagonists who were never referred to by the nickname “JoJo” (or the stylized “GioGio”) by other characters in canon works. … The name “JoJo” may have also been a reference from the song “Get Back” by the Beatles, in which there are the lyrics: “Get Back JoJo”.

When he turned four, his mother married an Italian man and they moved to Italy, resulting in Haruno changing his name to “Giorno Giovanna”.

Giorno (Italian for day) is a surname.