Ermes Costello’s Stone Ocean Sticker for Your Collection

Ermes Costello JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Stone Ocean Deco Sticker by Ensky

What Is a Deco Sticker, and Where Does This One Come From?

This is an officially licensed deco sticker produced by Ensky, a Japanese hobby and stationery manufacturer with a long track record of character goods across anime, manga, and game properties. “Deco” is short for decoration — these flat, printed stickers are designed to personalize everyday objects like smartphones, notebooks, and planners. Unlike gacha capsules or food toys, deco stickers are sold as individual retail items through shops such as Animate and general merchandise retailers, making them one of the most accessible categories of official character goods in Japan.

The sticker features Ermes Costello, a major supporting character from Part 6 of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, known as Stone Ocean. The design is immediately striking: a yellow-orange textured background frames Ermes in a bold, dynamic pose with her right arm pushed prominently forward — a compositional choice that reflects the visual language series creator Hirohiko Araki has developed over decades. A white outer border runs along the edges, and a green stripe at the bottom carries the text “STONE OCEAN JOJO’S BIZARRE ADVENTURE.” The copyright mark (©L/S, JOJO SO) confirms the item’s official licensed status.

JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure and the Stone Ocean Arc

JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure began serialization in Weekly Shonen Jump in 1987 and has grown into one of manga’s most durable franchises, with over 100 million copies in print worldwide. The series now runs in Ultra Jump. Stone Ocean, the sixth part of the story, was originally serialized from 1999 to 2003. It introduced Jolyne Cujoh as the first female protagonist in the series’ history and brought closure to the conflict rooted in DIO, the antagonist whose influence had stretched across Parts 1 through 5.

The anime adaptation of Stone Ocean, produced by david production, launched on Netflix in December 2021 as a global simultaneous release, eventually reaching 38 episodes across 2021 to 2023. That worldwide streaming debut brought a substantial new wave of international viewers directly into Part 6, with many encountering it as their first entry point into the broader JoJo story.

Ermes Costello: Character Background and Fan Appeal

Ermes Costello is the most central ally Jolyne finds inside Green Dolphin Street Prison. Her motivation is personal: she voluntarily arranged her own incarceration in order to pursue the man responsible for her sister Gloria’s death. That backstory — revenge as a driver, loyalty as the outcome — makes her one of the more emotionally grounded characters in the arc.

Her Stand, Kiss, works through a sticker mechanic: apply a special sticker to any object or living being to duplicate it, then peel it away to concentrate the accumulated damage. The ability connects to her broader role in ways that feel considered, and it fits naturally within JoJo’s tradition of Stands that reflect something essential about their user.

In English-speaking fan communities, Ermes ranks consistently among the most discussed Stone Ocean characters alongside Jolyne, Weather Report, and Anasui. Ensky’s deco sticker captures her in Araki’s characteristic wide-stance, forward-reaching pose — the kind of image that carries the character’s presence directly onto whatever surface a fan chooses to place it on.