JoJo's Space Mystery/Stages
Last updated 2025-09-30
Day 1
Control Panel
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[Hint] Alien Ship Control Panel |
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| This control panel's been abandoned for ages... Was it once connected to a spaceship, or...? | |
| [Analysis] Control Panel | |
| A sleek and elegant forklift control panel with a minimalist, unadorned design, presumably used for low-difficulty lifting and hoisting operations - this was Grace's favorite episode. | |
| [Archive] Control Panel | |
| Although this forklift is elegantly minimal, it's maybe too minimal — it's not exactly cut out for flying spaceships, so JoJo's claim that it's an "alien control console" doesn't quite hold up. |
| What's this control panel for? | |
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| Lifting a 60,000-ton starship | Traveling back to when the old capital fell |
| Transporting cargo in the Aerospace City | Demolishing Greta's lover |
| What could be the target of the control panel's "Transport" function? | |
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| A precarious mountain of delivery packages | Common mechanical components |
| The Belobog Heavy Industries accountant | Videos from a dying forum |
Cardboard Box
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[Hint] Alien's Pet |
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| Do alien pets like cardboard boxes too? JoJo says there's been weird movement in more than one box. Let's check it out. | |
| [Analysis] Carboard Box | |
| Corrugated cardboard boxes made from wood pulp are used for transporting and storing small, lightweight goods. Stray cats find joy by hopping between different boxes, and when tired, they choose one to catch some rest in. | |
| [Archive] Cardboard Box | |
| The cardboard box is actually a transport container used by Porcelumex for storing small cargo, and the creature hiding inside is just an ordinary cat that wandered into the Hollow, not "an alien's pet" as JoJo claimed. |
| Who might be the manufacturer of the cardboard box? | |
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| Survivors of the cardboard planet | 10kg kitty |
| Porcelumex | The infamous Cunning Hares |
| What kind of creature is hiding in the cardboard box? | |
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| Vicious aliens | Vigilant stray cats |
| Senior sister preparing an ambush | Dog Thiren with a broad chest |
Day 2
Aerospace City Poster
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[Hint] Alien Artwork |
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| JoJo says it might be some alien art piece, but they're not really the artsy type | |
| [Analysis] Aerospace City Poster | |
| It's an uplifting promotional poster of the Aerospace City in vector style, with a proud space tower standing tall against the Hollows. | |
| [Archive] Aerospace City Poster | |
| The space tower withstood the merciless Hollow, but the scientists inside weren't so lucky. These paintings forever preserve their passion and pride, and they aren't the "alien artworks" that JoJo claimed. |
| What is the spire in the center of the painting pointing at? | |
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| The sky once gazed upon | The rising Starloop stage |
| The descending Nineveh | Sleek black twin-tails |
| What's that circular object behind the painting? | |
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| Outer Ring cactus pancake | An unfathomable Hollow |
| Nicole's black hole | The corrupted moon |
Large Cargo Box
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[Hint] Alien Residence |
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| According to JoJo, these oddly-shaped boxes were once alien dwellings... but is that really the case? | |
| [Analysis] Large Cargo Box | |
| The shell is made of high-fatigue-resistant metal, with traces inside indicating storage of large amounts of unprocessed Lumite ore. | |
| [Archive] Large Cargo Box | |
| These large containers are actually storage units for Lumite ore, originally used in aerospace and other industries requiring massive energy sources. Aliens aren't cargo yet, so these containers aren't "alien housing" like JoJo claims. |
| What's the large cargo crate most likely used for? | |
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| Detaining aliens | Storing Lumite ore |
| Transporting Porcelume worker | Sharpening senior sister's claws |
| Which two areas are the large cargo containers used in? | |
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| Space research | Void Hunter election campaigns |
| Industrial manufacturing | Stage livestreaming |
Day 3
A Set of Iron Cylinders
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[Hint] Mysterious Launch Device |
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| Could these mysterious iron cylinders with unknown purposes be some kind of alien launcher? | |
| [Analysis] A Set of Iron Cylinders | |
| The residue detected on the inner walls is complex and diverse, with an outer frame that can be easily detached... Any way you look at it, it's just a trash can for recycling. | |
| [Archive] A Set of Iron Cylinders | |
| The cylinder is actually just a trash can. Researchers don't have time to walk around and toss their trash, so the capacity and design of the trash can is pretty whatever. It's definitely not the "mysterious launch device" that JoJo claims. |
| What's the core function of the iron cylinder? | |
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| Attracting Ethereal attacks | Playing gentle melodies |
| Containing household waste | Recording attendance time |
| Who is the iron cylinder for? | |
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| Researchers | Clean-freak Ethereals |
| The stone lions at Suibian Temple | Lost aliens |
Triangular Flowerbed
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[Hint] Alien Architectural Ruins |
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| This building does look a bit tricky to figure out. Can you give JoJo an explanation that'll convince her...? | |
| [Analysis] Triangular Flowerbed | |
| The main structure consists of steel bars and concrete, with multiple triangular surfaces. Weeds grow wild around it, but based on the residual components in the soil, it can be deduced that decorative plants were originally planted here. | |
| [Archive] Triangular Flowerbed | |
| The peculiar structure is actually a decorative flower bed, with its triangle-centric design symbolizing the precision of scientific research, not the "alien architectural ruins" that JoJo claimed. |
| What could be the purpose behind designing these triangular flowerbeds? | |
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| Feeding Nineveh's Hornets | Researcher emergency rations |
| Suppressing the Ethereals and Miasma | Decorating the Research Center |
| What might have been planted in the flower bed before? | |
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| Baby Avocaboo | Dullahan's shield |
| Decorative flora | HIA Carrots |
Day 4
Spinning Top-Shaped Mural
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[Hint] Alien civilization mural |
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| JoJo firmly believes these mysterious patterns must have been left by aliens! | |
| [Analysis] Spinning Top-Shaped Mural | |
| It doesn't really look like a spinning top... but I guess that's the only way to interpret it: a spinning top. | |
| [Archive] Spinning Top-Shaped Mural | |
| Hey! So it really is a spinning top! But it seems to be the Exaltist emblem too — honestly, their taste is kinda meh. Anyway, it's definitely not the "alien civilization mural" that JoJo was talking about. |
| What is it? | |
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| Failume Heights shop ad | A spinning top picture left by evil forces |
| Ethereals' meeting minutes | Mysterious Yunkui Summit runes |
| Word on the street says this might be the symbol of some evil force. But which one could it be? | |
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| The Exaltists in the Hollow | Video store that overworks Bangboo |
| Hollow raiding odd-job agency | A second-rate coffee shop |
Graffiti From Years Ago
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[Hint] Alien Message |
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| Maybe this hard-to-decode message is aliens leaving their "I Was Here" tag? | |
| [Analysis] Graffiti From Years Ago | |
| After analyzing the paint composition, it matches the paint that was popular in the Waifei Peninsula years ago. The style of artwork is also familiar, still commonly seen in the Janus Quarter today. | |
| [Archive] Graffiti From Years Ago | |
| After analysis and decoding, this text really does mean "I Was Here," but the pattern was left by a researcher who finally got into grad school after years of studying, not the "alien message" that JoJo claimed. |
| What's the mysterious message here about? | |
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| A passionate creation by Astranauts | Aliens leaving their mark to prove they've been here |
| Researcher's passionate graffiti | Signature of a famous Proxy |
| What material was the mysterious message written with? | |
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| Precious Lumite ore | Extra bitter herbal tea |
| Normal old paint | Thiren's hair dye |
Day 5
Small Crate
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[Hint] Alien Household Items |
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| Are these crates really filled with alien household items? They definitely don't look ordinary... | |
| [Analysis] Small Crate | |
| The cylindrical container holds the legendary Lumite ore, with its master's illustrious name, Porcelumex, stamped on the box. | |
| [Archive] Small Crate | |
| The small cargo crate is actually used to store Lumite ore mined by Porcelumex. Given that Porcelumex is still a human-run company, it's not an "alien household item" as JoJo claimed. |
| What's the main use of Lumite ore? | |
|---|---|
| Helping Thirens de-stress | Cooking mystery dishes |
| Assisting with precision Signal Searches | Crafting Porcelume equipment |
| What's Porcelumex? | |
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| A human-run corporation | A league of superheroes |
| Honorary sponsor of Suibian Temple | Video store supplier |
Control Moment Gyroscope
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[Hint] Alien Eggs |
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| JoJo says this ball is an egg that can hatch into an alien... Ugh, I'm getting goosebumps! | |
| [Analysis] Control Moment Gyroscope | |
| The sphere shows no biological characteristics, so it's not an egg; it's made of alloys and composite materials, with its core function in aerospace being to adjust and stabilize rocket spatial orientation through multi-directional thrusters. | |
| [Archive] Control Moment Gyroscope | |
| The strange sphere is actually a control moment gyroscope — a crucial stabilizing device used in space rockets. Unfortunately, while they can steady a rocket, they're no match for the chaos of the Hollows. And no, they're not "alien eggs," despite what JoJo claims. |
| What are the two main types of materials that make up control moment gyroscopes? | |
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| Alien turkey's eggshells | Metal alloys |
| Composite materials | Free-range eggshells |
| What can control moment gyroscopes be used for? | |
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| Stabilizing rocket propulsion direction | Evaluating researchers' performance |
| Appeasing the reclusive cat Thiren | Transporting Ethereals |









