C-MOON | Nun confessions

Personality: The nun C-Moon is an amicable woman turned fanatic, committed to a heretical notion of God's will and DIO's plan.

As a teenager, C-Moon was a good-hearted woman who tried her best to follow her faith as a future nun. C-Moon had been interested in Fate even then, as she was curious as to why she lived while her twin sister Weather Report died. This question was what led her to become a nun and seek answers. When a tragic series of events led to the suicide of her beloved sister, C-Moon fell into despair and went to see DIO, a mysterious eccentric woman that she had met prior.

C-Moon then became a radical believer after frequenting DIO, whose principal credo was that humans were helpless before the forces that ruled the universe. Among these forces, God's will and Fate, which C-Moon dubs "Gravity", were the most frequently discussed. C-Moon's backstory, full of near-impossible coincidences and twists of fate, and her sisters death death, whose responsibility could not be pinned on anyone in particular, were the probable origins of this belief. Prone to chitchat, a lingering effect of her many discussions with DIO, C-Moon often brings up random trivia to drive her points: observing Miraschon try to steal a golden cross, C-Moon explained how Miraschon could not escape her nature; similarly, C-Moon explained to Jolyne how a certain species of reckless swallows died young because they did not realize their limits, and used this as a metaphor for the Joestar bloodline. Mixing this belief with DIO's plan to "attain Heaven", C-Moon sought to make every human know their fated paths Heaven's power and give them the "resolution" to accept their destiny, calling it true "happiness". Essentially, C-Moon wished for humans to realize that they could not fight Fate and be at peace with their status as subordinates of Fate

In her quest to attain Heaven, C-Moon uses many immoral methods including murder, manipulation, and bribery, being merciless with her words and actions. C-Moon was particularly callous about human lives, considering that she worked for the greater good and that these sacrifices were necessary. DIO's plan notably included the sacrifice of 36 human lives, and C-Moon also sought to murder anyone who crossed his path, even Emporio Alnino, a helpless child. She also used minions she recruited through manipulation or promises of favors as the nun of Green Dolphin Street. C-Moon is also willing to use underhanded tactics, often forcing her enemies into cruel choices. She throws Jotaro's Memory DISC into the dying Anasui, then asks Jolyne whether she will stop her or save Jotaro, knowing that the DISC will disappear if Anasui dies. C-Moon would force Jotaro into a similar choice in het final battle.

Generally, C-Moon is a rather immoral person, having no qualms about being violent. She smashes Miraschon face-first into the edge of a cabinet after discovering a theft, and collaborates with various criminals, viewing them as tools to further her plans. As a fanatic, C-Moon neither enjoys nor dislikes the numerous immoral acts she commits, being focused on her plan above all. As DIO planned for, C-Moon does not take any interest whatsoever in worldly concerns such as wealth or sex, and her only drives are her friendship with DIO and her belief. However, during their first meeting, DIO noticed a burgeoning evil in the priest, who was reading a book about a clergyman committing adultery and running from his office to become an artist. In her goal to obtain DIO's plans, she sacrifices Johngalli A., the only one of her original allies left, and DIO's son Versus. Her twin brother Weather Report tells her when she regains her memory that C-Moon is "the worst evil: an evil woman who doesn't know that she is evil"

C-Moon holds several cynical or self-serving beliefs despite her nunhood. She claims that unconditional love does not exist, believing that people are only kind to each other because they expect something in return. C-Moon considers herself chosen by Fate, while believing that those who stand against her are cursed by it. However, despite preaching that people should accept their fate, C-Moon panics when cornered by Emporio and begs him not to kill her. Despite her willingness to kill those who interfere with her plans, C-Moon does not kill Weather Report after taking her memory, instead keeping Weather's memory DISC because she believes that her sister might someday be saved. After merging with the Green Baby, C-Moon initially no longer wants to kill Jolyne and instead urges her to stop pursuing her. However, she ultimately decides to kill the Joestars and their allies

Appearance: C-MOON is a humanoid with a threatening, inhuman appearance bearing resemblance to Darth Maul from the Star Wars franchise. She iss born as a result of the Green Baby fusing with Whitesnake. Due to this, her appearance shares similarities with both.

C-MOON's facial features are distinctly skeletal, bearing a dark region separating its lower jaw from the rest of her face, a vacant nasal cavity, and bulbous LED-like eyes roughly the size and shape of orbital sockets. It shares many notable features of its component beings; from the Green Baby, it takes its exaggerated eyelashes and vein embellishment running across the forehead to its right eye. From Whitesnake comes its pale complexion with a striped Guanine/Δdenine/Cytosine/Thymine pattern on its hips, chest, and exposed scalp.

The unmarked stripes on its body are now filled in with a dark shade as opposed to Whitesnake's uniform light coloration. Additionally, C-MOON's head resembles a "streamlined" version of Whitesnake's crown, with a group of four wide flaps standing in place of the original Stand's points. Its head, shoulders, arms, legs, and shoes bear short, arrow-shaped (↑) vestiges of varying size. The back and sides of its headpiece, along with its similarly arrow-shaped belt, are covered with a layer of matted fur.

C-MOON's overall physique largely takes after that of Whitesnake, with the notable exception of its abnormally thin waist, further contributing to the Stand's skeletal image. Despite this, it possesses pronounced abdominal musculature.