Having been abandoned, abused and unjustly imprisoned, Donatello Versus developed a grudge against society at large, desiring to become happy at any cost.[5] Enrico Pucci finds Donatello aimlessly drifting through life, getting by on petty crime, and without having ever been employed. Even though he inherited DIO's ruthlessness, selfishness and quick thinking, Donatello lacks his father's megalomania or cunning. As such, although he seems more outwardly well-adjusted, Versus is, in fact, incredibly rash and impulsive.