Josuke Higashikata

1. #1Standconstantselective

   Keys: Stand

   A Stand is a visual manifestation of life energy (in other words, the manifestation of the soul of the user).

   A Stand is an entity psychically generated by its owner, referred to as a Stand User. It generally presents itself as a figure hovering over or near the user and possesses abilities beyond that of an ordinary human, which, depending on the Stand User, can be wielded for good or evil.

2. #2Stand Typesselective

   Keys: Stands · Secondary: Form, Category, Type, Classification, Class

   Stands are primarily defined by the type of power they possess. In a fight, it is crucial for a Stand User to know the type of the Stand's ability as it uncovers their weaknesses.

   Stands can also be divided by appearance into five great trends. They can be either Natural or Artificial, meaning they are inspired by a natural object like water and can be either Humanoid or Non-Humanoid. A fifth category based on appearance is made to include all Stands that do not fit into either of the previous trends.

3. #3Stand Userconstantselective

   Keys: Stand User

   The Stand is created from someone's psyche, which includes not only humans but also other living creatures. That individual is referred to as the Stand User. The User then gives their Stand a name and uses it for various purposes.

   Unless bound to a specific object or automatic, Stands are attached to their User's body. In that case, any damage the Stand sustains results in an equivalent injury on the User's body and vice-versa. Exceptions to this rule include automatic Stands and bound Stands, which usually do not reflect the damage into the User, or special abilities like Silver Chariot's armor.

   Except for rare occasions (such as Notorious B.I.G), when a Stand User dies, their Stand disappears with them. If a Stand suffers so much damage that they are destroyed, the User dies as well. This includes immortal beings, like Vampires. However, a User can survive with their Stand destroyed, if the Stand is automatic or depending on the level of the User's injury. Inversely, some Stands can survive beyond their Users through exceptional abilities like Notorious B.I.G.

   Since a Stand is the form of its User's psych, they share an intimate psychic bond. First and foremost, Stands usually obey their Users' command without question. If a User demands it, the Stand will perform any task within its capacities, which includes attacking someone, defending the User, or any miscellaneous order. In the case a Stand is sentient, they can occasionally advise their User that an order is unwise but will carry it on all the same. Stands are also shown to protect their users in certain instances, such as when Jotaro Kujo tries to shoot himself, or Weather Report tries to commit suicide.

4. #4Close Range Standselective

   Keys: Stand · Secondary: Close-Range, Melee, Power Type, Short Range, Close Range

   These Stands are known for being able to inflict powerful and/or swift physical attacks with their bodies. Typically, a close-range Stand's destructive power and speed rank somewhere between A-C (Some exceptions make some of the stands either ∅ or ∞, depending on the stats). They are also capable of movements requiring a high degree of precision (typically A-C) as their User is directly commanding them. As a downside, these Stands have to stay within small proximity of their Users, though their own abilities may have a greater range. These Stands will generally obey their users' will. The User of a Close-Range Stand generally prefers to confront their opponents directly, allowing their Stand's superior might to shine, while also bypassing their short reach. However, most are nearly powerless against an opponent who is either out of reach or hidden.

   A Stand being a Close-Range Stand doesn't necessarily mean that its ability has a short-range. Some Stands may not be able to go far away from their User but have an ability that influences a large zone around them.

5. #5Long Distance Standselective

   Keys: Stand · Secondary: Long Distance, Long-Range, Remote, Long-Distance, Remote Control, Long Range

   Also known as a Remote Control Stand, These Stands are defined by a greater-than average range, some Long-Distance Stands being able to go kilometers away from their Users; thus they are typically ranked A or B in Range. Moreover, the User is able to command their movement with good precision. On the other hand, the remaining link between User and Stand means injuring the Stand will damage the User as well and most of these Stands aren't a physical match for other types of Stands. The User of Long-Distance Stand will typically exploit their greater range and precision to set up favorable ambushes and kill/injure the enemy before they can retaliate. The User may find themselves vulnerable if caught with their Stand far away from them.

   A Stand being a Long-Distance Stand doesn't mean its ability has automatically a great range. Some Stands can fly far from their Users but still only affect something close with their powers.

6. #6Automatic Standselective

   Keys: Stand · Secondary: Autonomous, Independant, Auto, Posthumous, Autopilot, Automatic

   Automatic Stands are all Stands who do not follow their Users' command, but rather, act automatically through preset instructions. Most Automatic Stands are, in a way, separated from their Users, and thus harming the Stand will leave the User unscathed and sometimes unaware of their Stand's status. However, there are several sub-types of automatic Stands. Far-Distance Autopilot Type Stands can travel long distances from their Users without losing power. In addition to their respective abilities, they will have noteworthy physical abilities, such as great resilience. However, most Far-Distance Autopilot Stands follow simple instructions centered around a single datum, like temperature, and cannot adapt to the situation nor make precise moves.

   Posthumous Stands are capable of existing long after their User's death, enabling them to act on their own free will. Due to their nature, Dead Stands are automatic-based and, as such, range and damage to their user are irrelevant.

   Other Stands may simply demonstrate automatic abilities, the User needing minimal input. A Stand's ability may be linked to a condition unrelated to the User's will, making it semi-automatic. They could be sentient and act on their own without following their User's orders. In this case, the User may be unable to control it and possibly become a victim of their own Stand's power.

7. #7Range Irrelevant Standselective

   Keys: Stand · Secondary: Infinite Range, Range Irrelevant, Distance Irrelevant, Infinite Distance

   There are a few Stands where the range has very little to do with how they function. Some Integrated Type Stands are applicable here, as well as Stands with space-time related abilities where range simply doesn't apply. Of all the types here, this type has some of the strongest stands in the JoJo universe.

8. #8Natural Humanoid Standselective

   Keys: Stand · Secondary: Human Looking, Humanoid, Natural Humanoid, Human Appearance

   These Stands possess a humanoid form with physical characteristics that take on an organic appearance. Their human-like facial features allow them to express emotions. This category encompasses Human Type Stands who closely resemble people. Although they are usually the size of humans, some Stands can vary in size. Natural Humanoid Stands are usually able to perform tasks requiring a degree of dexterity, like grabbing something, and if powerful enough, can wrestle and fight using their fists and feet. These Stands would appear more frequently in early parts.

9. #9Artificial Humanoid Standselective

   Keys: Stand · Secondary: Cyborg, Doll, Robot, Android, Artificial Humanoid

   While also having humanoid-like bodies, Stands in this category will often feature artificial or mechanical nuances that separate them from natural humanoids. Appearances that resemble dolls, robots, cyborgs or androids are applicable here. Their eyes are generally robotic and inexpressive and they lack proper mouths. Although they are usually human-sized, some Stands can vary in size. Generally, Artificial Humanoid Stands are functionally similar to Natural Humanoid ones and can perform the same physical tasks. In the series, these Stands have progressively replaced the more natural-looking Stands and are now commonplace.

10. #10Natural Non-Humanoid Standselective

    Keys: Stand · Secondary: Plant, Natural Non-Humanoid, Animal

    This category features Stands that, while not human-like, are reminiscent of other lifeforms or objects in nature. This includes basic organisms such as animals and plants, but also more unorthodox concepts. These Stands are considerably more varied in appearance and do not share any functional characteristics. Some animal-like Stands may fight using fangs or claws and some may take the form of a natural element impervious to physical attacks.

11. #11Artificial Non-Humanoid Standselective

    Keys: Stand · Secondary: Artificial Non-Humanoid, Man-made, Manmade

    The Artificial Non-Humanoid Stands category groups Stands that look like tools, mechanical objects, vehicles, or other artificial constructs such as clothing. A non-official subset of this category referred to as "Bound Stands," takes into account non-humanoids that are visible to non-Stand Users. Because they look like objects, these Stands typically require the User to personally wield them. Unless they are a weapon of some kind, these Stands are not suited for direct confrontation and most of them are especially poor at protecting their respective Users.

    However, there are a handful of Stands that functionally act as a suit, directly granting the User greater combat abilities.

12. #12Phenomenon Standselective

    Keys: Stand · Secondary: Phenomenon

    These Stands may be formless, manifesting as a supernatural phenomenon, or simply giving the user superhuman abilities. They may also have an appearance so eldritch that it doesn't fit into the natural or artificial categories.

13. #13Bound Standselective

    Keys: Stand · Secondary: Bound

    Bound Stands are linked to material objects such as vehicles or dolls. As a result, humans that lack Stands are more likely to see them in effect, as the object they are bound to will showcase supernatural properties. A Bound Stand is usually featureless but occasionally possesses its own appearance. Moreover, as a rule of thumb, the greater the object the Stand is linked to, the more powerful the Stand is. Unlike Artificial Non-Humanoid Stands, some Users can modify the shape of the bound object. (some users may have the ability to change what object their stand is bound to) All Bound Stands are easily mistaken for ordinary objects, allowing their Users to ambush enemies into the range of their Stands and get the upper hand in battle. However, destroying the object will disable the Stand and leave the User defenseless, if not wounded.

14. #14Colony Standselective

    Keys: Stand · Secondary: Colony

    Colony Stands are comprised of multiple units, each able to function entirely on its own. The entirety of the colony constitutes a single Stand, and as a result, their power is divided. Similarly, damage to the user is proportional to the population size of the Stand; the higher amount of units, the less damage is transferred when a unit is damaged. Thanks to their number, Colony Stands can be used to overwhelm an enemy by attacking from multiple directions, the User not fearing damage since as long as even one unit remains, they won't die. When a stand ability is used on a colony stand the effect is also dispersed, and sometimes resisted, as Sex Pistols resisted the effects of Prosciutto's aging ability.

15. #15Evolved Standselective

    Keys: Stand · Secondary: Transformed, Evolve, Evolved, Ascend, Ascended

    Throughout the series, various methods are introduced for altering a Stand's base form. A select few numbers of Stands have the inherent ability to undergo metamorphosis and evolve naturally, becoming stronger and allowing their user to unlock various forms of the same Stand, referred to as "ACTs". It usually happens to individuals with weak fighting spirit but the strong potential for spiritual growth.

    The Arrow is also known for its ability to further unlocking the potential of a Stand, its effects seemingly determined by whether or not the User or Stand is targeted. In the unique case of Killer Queen, it developed a new ability after its User Yoshikage Kira was struck a second time. In Vento Aureo, it is revealed that when pierced by the Arrow, a Stand may evolve into a "Requiem (レクイエム (鎮魂歌) Rekuiemu) Stand", which possess abilities far above ordinary Stands. The condition in unlocking it is that the Stand user must have a reason or will to unlock it.

    A Stand User may also obtain a new Stand through a process described in DIO's Diary as a way to "achieve Heaven". Although the method isn't detailed, it involves making several souls fuse together with a Stand User, and reaching specific gravity conditions.

    In Steel Ball Run, a Stand can gain a new ability if the Saint's Corpse blesses its User.

    In JoJolion, the New Locacaca can be used in order to evolve a Stand. When Josefumi Kujo fused his body with Yoshikage Kira, his Soft & Wet adapted some abilities of Kira's Stand - Killer Queen, creating a new form of the Stand which is possessed by Josuke Higashikata.

16. #16Sentient Standselective

    Keys: Stand · Secondary: Self Aware, Consciousness, Sentient

    Although most Stands do not show any personality or simple hints of it, there are Stands who display a full-fledged consciousness separate from their Users. These Stands are able to think, analyze their environment, and converse with their Users, offering advice or commenting on their actions. Their personalities are diverse, but most sentient Stands follow the command of their Users regardless and act to protect them. Some Sentient Stands qualify as automatic as they do not have Users and think for themselves.

17. #17Shared Standselective

    Keys: Stand · Secondary: Simultaneous, Shared

    Shared Stands are rare cases where a Stand can have several users simultaneously / overtime and they sometimes have different variations of the stand depending on the user, with one case being the Stand Tomb of the Boom.

18. #18Ultimate Standselective

    Keys: Stand · Secondary: Ultimate

    Ultimate Stands are featured in the JORGE JOESTAR novel. They are copies of existing Stands created by Kars and are more stronger, evolved versions of them. Kars is the main user of most Ultimate Stands during the novel, some are temporarily stolen and used by Dio.

19. #19Bow and Arrowselective

    Keys: Stand, Requiem, Bow · Secondary: Arrow

    The Bow and Arrow,more specifically the Arrow, is a powerful item introduced early in Diamond is Unbreakable.

    In Part 4, it becomes a major plot-driving force for its role as the source of many new Stand users; and it is revealed that its influence extends back to Stardust Crusaders.

    Some of the Arrows or fragments of Arrow-heads also bear influence on the events of Vento Aureo and Stone Ocean; where further previous influence is detailed.

    When a living creature is pierced by one of the Arrows, it will catalyze and awaken the individual’s dormant Stand .

    The reason the Arrows can awaken Stand abilities is because the meteorite the Arrows were made from was host to an alien virus. The virus is a merciless one, with most people who contract it dying. However, a small number of people possess an abstract trait that allows them to survive, and as if to reward this trait, the individual's Stand is manifested.

    This process has been described as being similar to natural selectionW, the evolutionary process in which some creatures better adapt to their circumstances than others and thus survive more easily.

    However, if the target lacks sufficient spiritual strength, they will die if the wound is fatal. On the other hand, the Arrows normally only seek out (and pierce) those who can handle the strain to begin with.

20. #20Bow and Arrow Historyselective

    Keys: Arrow, Requiem, Bow · Secondary: History, Past, Source, Origin

    Approximately 50,000 years ago, a meteorite crash-landed on Earth around an underpopulated region of what is now known as Cape YorkW, GreenlandW. In 1978, a mineral excavation team uncovered an unknown virus within the rocks of the surrounding area and determined that it had been lying dormant inside the meteorite that hit Earth long ago. Despite extensive research, government doctors were unable to determine the alien virus' purpose outside the total elimination of human life. Akin to the theory of evolution, it was discovered that certain people possessed a quality that would enable them to survive when exposed to the virus, as well as grant them supernatural abilities, known as Stands.

    Several hundred years before the discovery of the virus, a man who wished to acquire the power of the gods took the rocks and fashioned them into Arrowheads. The Arrows allowed the wielder to unlock Stand abilities in those who had the potential to awaken one, essentially acting as the aforementioned trigger.

    These Arrowheads had since been lost to time until 1986, when an Egyptian ruins investigation team, among whom was a young Diavolo, uncovered six of the arrowheads from underneath the Egyptian desert.

    The Arrowheads were eventually stolen by Diavolo, who later sold five of them to Enya the Hag, believing he only needed one. Over time, the six Arrows were eventually distributed between various people, among them were Keicho Nijimura, Yoshihiro Kira, and Polpo.

21. #21Requiem Standselective

    Keys: Stand · Secondary: Requiem

    While this phenomenon has only been shown with one Arrow, piercing a Stand could cause a transformation and grant it a completely new ability. Such evolved Stands are commonly referred to as Requiem Stands. In the two documented cases of Stand evolution, Polnareff's Silver Chariot lost its previous abilities, whereas Giorno's Gold Experience retained its original powers. The possibility of the Arrow rejecting a Stand user remains unclear, but Diavolo has raised this as a potential concern. Typically, the transformation can be reversed by removing the Arrow from the evolved Stand, although the berserk Chariot Requiem maintained its altered state even without the presence of the Arrow.

22. #22DIO's Diaryselective

    Keys: The Way to Heaven, Heaven, DIO · Secondary: Diary, The Way to Heaven, Heaven

    DIO's Diary or The Way to Heaven is a key item referenced in Stone Ocean.

    Jotaro Kujo finds the diary after the events of Stardust Crusaders; considering it dangerous, he burned it. However, because he remembers its contents, he becomes the target of Enrico Pucci, who aims to extract his Memory Disc.

    The diary contains the vague details of a plan to attain "Heaven".

    The following 14 phrases in the diary are nonsense DIO's mother sang to him as a lullaby in his youth. In the context of the recipe, they signify intelligence and close intimacy with the Stand's intended user.

    [Dio's Diary Contents: "What you need is my Stand "The World".

    What you can find beyond the powers of my Stand is where you need to go in order to find Heaven. What you need is a trustworthy friend. He must be someone capable of controlling his own desires. He must be someone who is not interested in political power, fame, wealth, or sexual desire, and who chooses the will of God before the law of humans.

    Will I, DIO, be able to meet someone like this one day?

    What I also need is the lives of more than 36 humans who have sinned, because those who have sinned harbor a strong power within.

    There are 14 phrases that one must keep in mind: Spiral staircase, Rhinoceros beetle, Desolation Row, Fig tart, Rhinoceros beetle, Via Dolorosa, Rhinoceros beetle, Singularity point, Giotto, Angel, Hydrangea, Rhinoceros beetle, Singularity point, Secret emperor.

    I'll engrave these words onto my Stand so I won't forget them. What is most necessary is "courage"; I must have the courage to destroy my Stand momentarily. As it disintegrates, my Stand will absorb the souls of the 36 sinners and will give birth to something utterly new.

    Whatever is born will "awaken". It will show interest in the 14 phrases that my trusted friend will utter... My friend will trust me and I will become his "friend".

    Lastly, I need an appropriate location. North latitude, 28 degrees, 24 minutes, West longitude 80 degrees, 36 minutes...

    Go there and wait for the New Moon...

    That's when Heaven will come."]

23. #23Fateselective

    Keys: Fate, Destiny

    Fate (さだめ Sadame) or Destiny is the concept of a predetermined course of events and plays a major role throughout the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure series. It may be conceived as a predetermined future, whether in general or that of an individual.

    Fate is evidenced throughout the series as events that are predetermined to happen. While many examples are littered throughout, several concrete ones remain. Most notably is the Stand Tohth, which allows its user to see small examples of things fated to happen in the near future. As Tohth's user, Boingo explains several times, whatever is predicted in the book will happen and cannot be changed. The way it will occur might change, depending on events that transpire beforehand, yet the outcome will always be the same.

    Other characters in the series, most notably Diavolo, swear themselves to fate - believing it guides their lives and completely controls the actions of all living things. Fortune tellers also hold credence in the series, as Wang Chan correctly prophesied that the three moles on Dio Brando's ear branded him by fate itself and that he would not die a human being. In addition, the Ripple master Tonpetty could through some means foresee the future of those whose hands he touched. Tonpetty's prophecy of Will Anthonio Zeppeli's death at the hands of Tarkus, decades before it would happen also proved to be absolutely correct; however, it was also predicted that Zeppeli could have escaped his fate had he chosen to abandon his quest for the stone mask. Also, in a prophecy about the Red Stone of Aja, it was said that the stone would be instrumental to stopping the Pillar Men as well as creating the ultimate lifeform. This would indeed prove correct, as Joseph Joestar would later use the stone to reflect the Ripple attack used by Kars, which would ultimately seal his fate.

    There is also the underlying fact that all Stand users, no matter how powerful or weak, are destined to meet one another.

24. #24Golden Spinselective

    Keys: Ōgon no Kaiten, Golden Spin

    Developed in the Middle Ages to bypass the shield and armor of mounted knights, stirrups were invented to harness the power of a running horse. The horseman must let the horse run with the force of the Golden Rectangle, meaning it must gallop at its most natural speed. At this perfect pace, the horse spontaneously creates the energy of the Spin; it can then be harnessed through the stirrups and passed on through the body, into the arm and wrists to further empower the throw of the Steel Ball. Thus, a truly perfect rotation emitting an infinite amount of energy is created. The Golden Spin is associated with the power to produce gravity, the only force supposedly capable of going between dimensions.

    Unlocking the Golden Spin grants mastery over an infinite amount of energy, therefore, several miraculous feats are possible. First and foremost is that its wielder spontaneously develops a Stand or evolves it should they already have one. Gyro manifests the Stand Ball Breaker, while Johnny develops Tusk's final evolution: Tusk ACT4.

    Gyro's Ball Breaker and Johnny's Tusk ACT4 appear to represent the infinite force of the Golden Spin which trumps many powers. Both are notably capable of bypassing the interdimensional barriers of D4C -Love Train- that hide and protect Funny Valentine and his Stand Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, and it is shown that Tusk ACT4 is impervious, to an extent, to THE WORLD's ability to stop time itself.

    Although almighty, the Golden Spin is incredibly complicated to use. One must not only have a healthy horse, but also have the expertise to feel when it runs at its natural pace, in addition to the need of being proficient in the Spin and possessing a projectile that can be imbued with the Golden Spin. An imperfect thrown sphere will result in a failure and any interference during the horse mounting, like bumping into an obstacle or the horse being attacked, will completely interrupt the process. During the events of Steel Ball Run, only two people on Earth could reproduce the Golden Spin.

25. #25Spinselective

    Keys: Spin, Kaiten, Golden Rectangle

    The Spin (回転 Kaiten, literally "rotation") is a supernatural phenomenon wielded by multiple key characters in Steel Ball Run and JoJolion .

    It is a state of perfect or near-perfect rotation which produces a unique form of energy that can be applied for a multitude of uses. The Spin may be considered a counterpart to the Ripple power featured in the original timeline.

    The Spin is a state of rotation defined by its closeness to perfection, that perfection being the Golden Rectangle, more specifically the Golden Spiral that is derived from the Rectangle, a mathematically endless spiral, and a feature said to be omnipresent in the surrounding nature and a fortiori in works of art.

    Unlike the average rotation, the Spin is persistent and produces more rotational energy than it takes to create. That rotational energy is transferred to nearby objects in the form of vibrations and can be wielded for a wide array of purposes.

    The Spin is a specialty of the Kingdom of Naples. It is intensively used there either for medicine or for battle. All characters who know the Spin are either Neapolitan or have been taught by a Neapolitan.

26. #26Spin Usageselective

    Keys: Spin, Kaiten, Golden Ratio · Secondary: Control, Golden Ratio, Use, Usage, Manipulate, Manipulation

    Because of its miraculous property, the Spin has been wielded as a technique by a chosen few at least since the Middle Ages from which several specialized skills have been derived.

    Users of the Spin typically try to spin objects to follow as best they can the Golden Rectangle, creating a near endless rotation that may then create an infinite amount of rotational energy, before throwing said objects at a target. To do so, they apply a small force causing the object to Spin near perfectly, giving it an impulse of energy to start the rotation, and then let the rotation perpetuate itself. One advice given to neophytes is to visualize the perfect rotation and then trying to emulate it.

    To enhance the Spin, one must approach the Golden Rectangle, a rectangle with a proportion equal to the golden ratio (approximately 16:9) that when recursively divided into a square and another golden rectangle, traces the path of the Golden Spiral; a self-similar and thus endless spiral. Used as a scale, the Golden Rectangle allows the creation of a perfect rotation and thus an infinite amount of energy.

    The Spin is deceptively and relatively easy to learn at the basic, as the novice Johnny Joestar manages to produce a conclusive Spin with a cork within a day of learning about the power's existence; however, it is extremely difficult to master. The Spin must be imbued into a medium that will keep on spinning and must be thrown so the object can transfer the energy through contact. Thus, a Spin user must be able to expertly aim and throw objects in order to hope for a result. One must also know the human body extremely well to exploit the effects of the Spin on people to the fullest. For instance the Zeppeli Family are trained as surgeons to use the Spin on criminals on death row, otherwise, the Spin may only result in a simple enhancement of destructive energy. Others like the members of Naples' royal guard only use a highly specialized application of the Spin on the human body.

27. #27Spin Toolsselective

    Keys: Spin, Kaiten · Secondary: Object, Tool

    The Spin can be applied to a variety of objects. Examples include corks, bullets water, or typically any object on which there is an axis around which the object can rotate well. Tusk is a Stand linked to the Spin which uses Spin-imbued finger- and toenails.

    Experts in the Spin like Gyro prefer special Steel Balls: steel spheres characteristic of a baseball or boule, which he calls and shows to be something near the perfect tool for applying and maintaining Spin. While the Zeppeli Family uses a grooved version for maximum faithfulness to the Golden Rectangle, others like Wekapipo use special spheres embedded with smaller satellites to spread their zone of attack. Objects that aren't perfectly sphere-shaped do not produce a perfect Spin and are thus subpar compared to the Steel Balls.

    Johnny Joestar's Stand Tusk, developed with Gyro's mentoring, allows Johnny to spin his fingernails and toenails to act like bullets. Unlike the Steel Balls, the nails possess more metaphysical properties.

28. #28Cavalry Spinselective

    Keys: Spin, Kaiten · Secondary: Cavalry, Horse

    The Cavalry Spin, also known as the Super Spin, represents the most faithful emulation of the golden spiral humanly possible.

    Developed in the Middle Ages to bypass the shield and armor of mounted knights, stirrups were invented to harness the power of a running horse. The horseman must let the horse run with the force of the Golden Rectangle, meaning it must gallop at its most natural speed. At this perfect pace, the horse spontaneously creates the energy of the Spin; it can then be harnessed through the stirrups and passed on through the body, into the arm and wrists to further empower the throw of the Steel Ball. Thus, a truly perfect rotation emitting an infinite amount of energy is created. The Cavalry Spin is associated with the power to produce gravity, the only force supposedly capable of going between dimensions.

    Unlocking the Cavalry Spin grants mastery over an infinite amount of energy, therefore, several miraculous feats are possible. First and foremost is that its wielder spontaneously evolves their Stand, should they already have one. A steel ball thrown in this rotation will summon the Stand Ball Breaker, while Johnny develops Tusk's final evolution: Tusk ACT4.

    Ball Breaker and Johnny's Tusk ACT4 appear to represent the infinite force of the Golden Spin which trumps many powers. Both are notably capable of bypassing the interdimensional barriers of D4C -Love Train- that hide and protect Funny Valentine and his Stand Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, and it is shown that Tusk ACT4 is impervious, to an extent, to THE WORLD's ability to stop time itself.

    Although almighty, the Cavalry Spin is incredibly complicated to use. One must not only have a healthy horse, but also have the expertise to feel when it runs at its natural pace, in addition to the need of being proficient in the Spin and possessing a projectile that can be imbued with the Spin. An imperfect thrown sphere will result in a failure and any interference during the horse mounting, like bumping into an obstacle or the horse being attacked, will completely interrupt the process. During the events of Steel Ball Run, only two people on Earth could reproduce the Golden Spin(these people being Johnny Joestar and Gyro Zeppeli.)

29. #29Hamonselective

    Keys: Ripple, Hamon

    The Ripple (波紋 Hamon, lit. Ripples), also commonly referred to by its Japanese name of Hamon, is an energy used in the ancient form of martial arts, Sendō (仙道, lit. "Way of The Hermit/Wizard").

    Through self-controlled respiration, a trained person can produce an energy manifesting as ripples throughout their body and that is identical to the energy of the Sun, in polar opposition to the energy exerted by Vampires, Zombies, and the Pillar Men.

    The Ripple is an energy identical to the Sun's rays, which the human body can produce through controlled breathing, having the effect of producing ripples of energy propagating from the bloodstream to the rest of the body and other objects in contact with it. The Ripple manifests itself as electricity-like sparks, and it can be seen by ordinary humans. The Ripple can also affect non-living things. An object charged with the energy of the Ripple will have one or several attributes enhanced by the energy, making it a more effective tool or weapon. Liquids conduct the Ripple especially well (and the user's Ripple shows on liquids as actual ripples). It is mentioned by Joseph that objects covered in oil can conduct the Ripple much easier. However while all materials can conduct Ripple more or less well, inorganic material such as metal cannot store the energy, instead simply passing through these objects. Joseph was also shown to be able to channel the Ripple through his own Stand. It is unknown if a humanoid Stand like Star Platinum, belonging to his grandson Jotaro, could do the same.

    Anybody can technically produce Ripple energy, but Will Anthonio Zeppeli explains that only one in ten thousand people has the ability to be a Ripple User in practice. In effect, only a few people have the willpower and therefore the discipline to breathe correctly: those notably who have lived through great tragedies and yet have kept their fortitude like Jonathan Joestar. However, the ability to use the Ripple is also a talent granted to people whose ancestors were once Ripple users. Thus, Joseph Joestar had a natural affinity for the Ripple without being really proficient.

30. #30Hamon Usageselective

    Keys: Ripple, Hamon · Secondary: Control, Use, Usage, Manipulate, Manipulation

    Due to its identical nature to the positive energy of the Sun, the Ripple's primary uses are to heal various wounds or ailments, and combat creatures such as vampires and zombies.

    Living organisms can be affected by Ripple attacks, but are not automatically hurt by it. For instance, Will A. Zeppeli healed Jonathan Joestar's broken arm while Caesar Zeppeli used his Ripple to control a woman into fighting Joseph, and Joseph's trained Ripple would have caused an ordinary person to experience a pins and needles-feeling before fainting - similar in nature to symptoms experienced after prolonged exposure to the sun's rays. Kars' Ripple energy, boasting several hundred times Joseph's power, caused Joseph's flesh to nearly instantly melt. Ripple is transferable between people, as both Will A. Zeppeli and his grandson Caesar transferred their Ripple to the protagonists they were aiding shortly before their deaths. Ripple users can reject harmful substances inside of them by ejecting it from their bloodstream with the use of Ripple energy.

    Through many years of intense training using the Ripple, a master may gain a small amount of clairvoyance. For example, Master Tonpetty, the leader of the clan of Tibetan monks who train in the technique, was able to foretell the death of Will A. Zeppeli with 100% accuracy. Furthermore, Lisa Lisa was able to tell that Joseph was in danger, although that could have simply been due to their family bond as mother and son.

    This clairvoyant property of the Ripple may always manifest in a Stand like Hermit Purple should a Ripple user gain a Stand. The two Stands of Ripple users that we have seen (Hermit Purple and Jonathan’s Stand) have similar appearances and abilities, being psychic abilities such as clairvoyance in the form of spirit photography.

    Producing the Ripple also preserves the user's vitality, making them look more youthful and be more energetic even during old age, although this method has limits.

    To produce an optimized Ripple, Users must precisely control the energy produced by the breathing. It typically requires focusing the energy before unleashing it all at once to create a powerful burst of Ripple.

31. #31Hamon Toolsselective

    Keys: Ripple, Hamon

    By imbuing any object with the Ripple, a Ripple User can perform several techniques that can combine with the warrior's own tactics, to allow for a very flexible fighting style. Because of its versatile nature, many warriors use different weapons ranging from a scarf, soap bubbles, wine, or clackers. Many of the most powerful techniques are classified as "Overdrives" (波紋疾走オーバードライブ Ōbāduraibu, lit. "Ripple Dash/Sprint"), and are often color named for the medium they're used with (Metal Silver being one to transmit through a sword, for instance). An object that is impacted with the force of the Overdrive will carry Ripple energy through it, and will become lethal to a vampire's touch. This can be used to strike an enemy in another room by breaking through a wall and causing its solar energy to disintegrate the target.

32. #32Hamon Trainingselective

    Keys: Ripple, Hamon · Secondary: Mastery, Train, Training, Master

    Merely producing a light amount of Ripple requires the user to breathe a precise way. Thus to not only enhance the ability to produce it, and efficiently wield it in battle, the Ripple User must undergo training and exercise his ability.

    Ripple users undergo hyper-rigorous physical training to increase their breathing ability and thus the amount and power of the Ripple they produce. Although the training is explained as being focused on the rhythm of breathing, which will positively impact on the whole body, it doesn't stop a master from using physical exercise, like prolonged swimming, or forcing a student to stay balanced on the tip of the finger, to enhance users to be in tune with their body and mind together as one, and the naturally typical benefits of working out, being as mutually seen as further drawing out the "flow" of energy the sun gives to all life on Earth. Grandmasters prior have also kept secret and passed on much older intense and lethal advanced training regimens like the Hell Climb Pillar, which puts students in a life or death situation to push them to overcome their limits as a final test of mastery over the Ripple.

    Those who want to fight with the Ripple also typically undergo martial arts training to acquire battle experience and fighting skills that will be enhanced by the Ripple. Will Zeppeli and Jonathan Joestar thus have trained to use the Sendō alongside the Ripple. However, other Ripple users like Joseph prefer to use tools with the Ripple, and Caesar Zeppeli has an unrefined fighting skill honed by years of delinquency.

33. #33Hamon Weaknessesselective

    Keys: Ripple, Hamon · Secondary: Vulnerability, Weakness, Counter, Flaw, Negative, Drawback, Problem

    While Ripple Users can become dangerously powerful and turn the most mundane of objects into lethal weapons, they are not without significant weaknesses.

    A Ripple user must be able to constantly breathe; if this breathing is stopped or reduced due to injury or other conditions, they slowly grow weaker and lose the ability to create more Ripple energy, to the point that they can be easily defeated - even by a mere zombie. This weakness was exploited by many Vampires - notably when Dio mortally injured Jonathan, piercing his trachea and in the process preventing him from using the Ripple. Similarly, Ripple energy needs a strong flow of the user's blood to be used with any degree of strength. Dio had discovered that he could flash-freeze a Ripple User in seconds (he even claimed to be able to freeze Jonathan whole in just two seconds), causing their blood to flow slowly to an eventual stop, making them unable to attack as rapidly or disabling them outright. Additionally, Wamuu remarked that Caesar's heavy blood loss prevented him from using the Ripple.

    As stated by Will Zeppeli, while Ripple energy is strong enough to smash through rock and brick, it is unable to penetrate stronger substances like iron or steel.

    The Ripple also appears ineffective removing an object from the User's body if said object is made of the User's own flesh, as demonstrated by Joseph Joestar during the Empress story arc of Stardust Crusaders.

34. #34Hamon Historyselective

    Keys: Ripple, Hamon · Secondary: History, Past, Source, Origin

    According to Will Anthonio Zeppeli, only one in ten thousand bears the aptitude capable of utilizing the Ripple, and the main characteristic of driving the Ripple comes from the pressure one has felt through harsh situations in life. Those who are not capable will still be able to use the Ripple, but only to an insignificant extent.

    The Ripple seems to have been created at the dawn of humanity with the purpose of fighting off the Pillar Men's influence on the world along with the vampires and zombies created with their Stone Masks, and stopping them from ever achieving perfection through the Red Stone of Aja. Ripple users have built many devices and temples across the world to help them train and learn from one another. After the defeat of Kars (ironically the most powerful Ripple user in the world in his Ultimate form) and most of the vampires, the Ripple became a rarely used power in the JoJo universe. With its purpose fulfilled, its possible that it effectively became a lost art in the modern era.

35. #35Locacacaselective

    Keys: Rokakaka, Locacaca

    The Locacaca (Rokakaka) is a mysterious species of plant in JoJolion.

    The exact nature of the Locacaca and its fruit continues to be one of the central mysteries in JoJolion. It is first mentioned to have existed when Tsurugi explains to his grandfather and Josuke why he trusted Yotsuyu Yagiyama; he had observed the man feeding a dog afflicted with the stone disease a fruit, and it seemed to have been cured as a result. Although the two are skeptical, Josuke is the first to see what appears to be a fruit disappearing into the ocean during his fight with Yagiyama, just as the man dies and crumbles into stone before being able to tell him what the fruit was.

    Norisuke IV observes that the fruit smells like fig, and using the abilities of King Nothing, gives shape to leaves attached to the fruit resembling fig tree leaves. It is also said to taste like a fig, but bitter rather than sweet.

    Using King Nothing to automatically track the fruit, Josuke discovers the fruit's scent lingering on Tsurugi's father, Jobin Higashikata. Josuke, Tsurugi, and Yasuho resolve to obtain the drive record data from Jobin's car in order to find out where he has been in hopes of discovering the location of the fruit's tree.

    Yasuho and Tsurugi discover a Locacaca tree in the possession of Yotsuyu's associate Aisho. The plant's nature of "equivalent exchange" is then demonstrated when an elderly man missing a leg eats a Locacaca fruit and regrows his lost limb, losing his eyes in the process after they turn to stone.

    The nature of the fruit and its miraculous abilities have made it the subject of many people's interest, including Yoshikage Kira for its abilities to assist in the treatment of his ill mother Holy, and it is noted that after destroying several trees, he kept one in his apartment for his personal use. The Rock Humans also seek out the fruit, as they were the ones illegally importing and selling it in Japan until Kira and Josefumi Kujo stole a branch from them.

    Yasuho later researches the Locacaca, and finds that it originates on the island of New GuineaW, where it was known to the natives as recently as the 1930s. At certain times of the year, men would go into the mountains to harvest the Locacaca fruit, which doesn't come from a tree but rather a perennial plant that has one to three fruits growing from it. Finding a Locacaca was rare, even for the native Papuan peoples who lived there for 50 thousand years. But there were stories that women suffering from infertility ate the fruit and became pregnant, but their breasts gave sand instead of milk, and the elderly who had lost their teeth through the years swallowed the fruit and grew a set of stone teeth to replace them. However, all reports of the Locacaca disappeared after the 1942 invasion and occupation of New Guinea by the Imperial Japanese military, until she, Tsurugi, and Josuke came across the Rock Humans in possession and searching for the Locacaca in the modern day.

    It is later revealed that Holy created a hidden Locacaca lab at T.G University Hospital to further her research of the fruits. However, she was unable to complete her research as the Rock humans of the Locacaca Organization intervene and incapacitate her.

    In 1941, Lucy Steel traveled to Morioh for the second time in order to further investigate the nature of this fruit. She was attacked by a Guard Rail enemy, seemingly guarding three of the Locacaca plants that Toru was seen with. As he takes these plants he walks away before he can be followed.

36. #36Locacaca Appearanceselective

    Keys: Rokakaka, Locacaca · Secondary: Look, Form, Appearance, Design

    The Locacaca grows off a short, pole-like tree with rings on its exterior and a flower on the top. From this trunk, spoke-like branches sprout. These thin branches possess thorns and grow a single Locacaca fruit per branch. The Locacaca fruit grows upwards from the branch. The fruits are depicted as somewhat peach-like, with bumps or thorns covering its flesh. The Locacaca fruit is depicted as being magenta in the colored manga. Its appearance is most likely inspired off of the lychee fruit.

37. #37Equivalent Exchangeselective

    Keys: Locacaca Exchange, Rokakaka Exchange, Equivalent Exchange

    The fruit of the Locacaca tree follows the same principles of "equivalent exchange" as the grounds of the Higashikata estate; they are capable of granting anyone who eats it "something" by taking "something else" from them. The most faithful example of this concept is when the old man uses the Locacaca fruit to regrow his lost leg in exchange for his eyesight, both of his eyes transforming into stone and breaking apart soon thereafter. Apparently this process can be repeated as long as someone has a fruit, continuously sacrificing random parts of their own bodies in order to gain back what they had given in the previous instance.

    Yasuho's research into the fruit of the Locacaca shows that the equivalent exchange provided by the fruit takes the form of part of the afflicted's body turning to stone. Infertile women gave birth, but their breast milk turned into sand and the elderly grew back teeth made of stone in order to eat again. Dr. Wu Tomoki has performed research on the fruit and discovered that 125 grams of the fruit are needed to perform one unique equivalent exchange. Upon being ingested, the fruits begins being absorbed from contact as early as the frenulums of the lips down to the small intestine, with its active components being distributed throughout the whole body via the blood. Then, the Locacaca takes 3 minutes and 21 seconds to heal a specific lesion in the body, prioritizing the gravest one over others, and taking the cells and nutrients from another region of the body which turns into rock. However, the chosen region is random and no one knows how it chooses. Until then, Wu has used the Locacaca in conjunction with Doctor Wu to prevent the Locacaca from entering vital areas like the brain and cancel the risk of death.

    Urban Guerrilla mentions that while the process is beneficial for Rock Humans, there is some incompatibility between the plant and regular humans due to the carbon in a human's body cells and its differences with the qualities of silicon-compound organisms.

38. #38Locacaca Healingselective

    Keys: Rokakaka, Locacaca · Secondary: Sick, Stone Sickness, Cure, Heal, Sickness

    Perhaps the most intriguing and relevant ability of the fruit to the storyline is the effect it has on those afflicted with the stone sickness; namely the Higashikata family, the Joestar family and the dog Iwasuke. As shown in the case of the latter, Yotsuyu was able to 'cure' it of the stone sickness by feeding it a piece of a Locacaca fruit.

    The abilities of the fruit and their correlation to the Rock Humans and stone sickness make them a constant source of interest to the antagonists of JoJolion, which motivates the conflict between them and the allies of the amnesiac Josuke.

39. #39New Locacacaselective

    Keys: Rokakaka, Locacaca · Secondary: Evolved, Evolve, New

    It was eventually revealed that the branch stolen and grafted by Josefumi Kujo resulted in a "New Locacaca". Upon feeding Kira the fruit that they had grown, Josefumi began transforming into stone, beginning with parts of his body that were in direct contact with his late friend. No negative side effects were shown on Kira's end, implying that this species allows an individual to undergo the fruit's effects by using another person's body as collateral for the equivalent exchange, rather than their own. The specifics behind it are currently unknown, but according to Urban Guerrilla, the New Locacaca could be used by Rock Humans to gain a significant advantage over the rest of society. Obtaining the New Locacaca is the main objective of the Research Division of the Locacaca Organization , including Poor Tom and his associates.

    As the branch begins growing in Jobin's study, he discovers that the sap excreted by the tree caused his beetles to undergo an equivalent exchange, revealing this information to his mother Kaato. Before the branch can fully ripen, Jobin and his wife Mitsuba are attacked by Wonder of U, and Jobin is swiftly killed by the ensuing calamity. With the tree thus unguarded, Joshu takes the tree outside and uses one of the fruits to heal Yasuho's injured arm, realizing too late that his own arm would be sacrificed in the process, causing him to panic. Toru, who had been hiding in the bushes nearby prior, soon uses the other fruit to initiate an equivalent exchange after being injured by Josuke's Soft & Wet:Go beyond. However, Toru is unable to make contact with his yasuho, and is instead forced by Kaato to exchange with Tsurugi. Kaato then crushes the branch between her cards causing the sap of the tree to be ingested by Tsurugi, flipping the exchange process in Tsurugi's favor, and destroying the last of the New Locacaca in the process.

40. #40Locacaca 6251selective

    Keys: Rokakaka, Locacaca · Secondary: 6251

    Locacaca 6251 is an experimental liquid drug created from the Locacaca fruit. Upon being administered, it grants users a refined version of the Locacaca's equivalent exchange property, which is more potent and minimizes risk of harmful side effects. The drug was revealed by Satoru Akefu during his presentation on regenerative medicine. Holy gives one of the 6251 vials to Josuke in order to heal his wounds, causing bits of his face to become rock.

41. #41Locacaca Organisationselective

    Keys: Rokakaka, Locacaca · Secondary: Organisation, Company

    The Locacaca Organization is the tentatively-named mysterious, secret smuggling and research operation for the Locacaca fruit, with almost all of its known members being Rock Humans. The group's members serve as collective antagonists in JoJolion.

    The mastermind of the organization is Toru, a Rock Human whose Stand was able to impersonate Satoru Akefu, the head doctor of TG University Hospital, and to pose as the head of the organization. It is a covert group whose main goal is the cultivation of the Locacaca fruit, with its miraculous properties which proven beneficial for the silicone-based Rock Humans. However, some of the group's priorities also include gaining the power of the New Locacaca's equivalent exchange, along refining the Locacaca fruit into a drug for medical applications.

42. #42Rock Diseaseselective

    Keys: Rock · Secondary: Sickness, Ailment, Disease

    The "Rock Disease" is a tentatively-named affliction that particular characters in JoJolion suffer from. It has been confirmed to be a hereditary illness passed down through the Higashikata family and by extension the Joestar family.

    The bodies of those who suffer from this disease are known to begin to harden like rock beginning at the age of 10. As the symptoms progress the victim loses more and more of their functions and memories until they eventually die.

    The disease is a hereditary illness which always affects the firstborn of the Higashikata family. If the firstborn is a son, they will become symptomatic at age 10; daughters, however, have not had a specified age at which the disease starts to affect them. Rina Higashikata became symptomatic as adult, in her 20s.

43. #43Rock Humanselective

    Keys: Rock Human, Rock Animal

    The Rock Humans (岩人間 Iwa-Ningen) are a race of mysterious beings that serve as the primary antagonistic force in JoJolion.

    Rock Human is the term used to describe creatures that evolved with Silicon as the element they are primarily composed of. While in their original form, most biological activities come to a halt and they're able to endure high and low temperatures, dryness and other factors in nature.

    One of the defining characteristics of a Rock Human is that they are silicon-based organisms unlike humans who are carbon-based organisms.

    While they are generally represented as humans, Rock Animals (岩動物 Iwa-Dōbutsu) also exist. Iwasuke, a dog of unknown origin, appears to have similar abilities and is described as a Rock Dog, whereas Doremifasolati Do is described as a pet Rock Animal.

44. #44Rock Human Hibernationselective

    Keys: Rock Human · Secondary: Hibernation, Hibernate, Sleep

    Sleep hits suddenly at different times depending on the individual and will last anywhere from 30 to 90 days but after waking up, a Rock Human won't sleep again for at least two months. While hibernating, breathing is halted, though a small amount of skin respiration is required through the cracks found on their outer layer. If necessary, they can stay in hibernation for 25 years and sustain temperatures as high as 950 °C and as low as -240 °C. Their body heat, as well as scent, disappear while dormant causing various fungi, moss and even pearls to grow on their body.

    The means by which they harden into stone involve an intricate cell system that stores moisture within the interior of each cell and is protected by carbon-rich cell walls. Any item a Rock Human carries when he's hibernating will be covered with a hard membrane which tears off like a scab upon awakening.

    When hibernating, Rock Humans will prefer places such as shrine grounds, parks with statues, gardens of expensive houses, and underneath maple trees with squirrels in them. They will generally avoid sleeping in areas that were previously flooded, or have high chances of being rained on by tree sap or bird poop.

45. #45Rock Human Biologyselective

    Keys: Rock Human · Secondary: Biology, Physiology, Form

    There are both male and female Rock Humans who procreate and give birth much like humans. Visually, there are no differences between them and humans, though their skin upon awakening appears slightly moist and damp. Rock Human babies gestate for 6 months, and are born in the spring or summer. At birth, they are extremely small, only 23mm (3/4ths of an inch) long. The mother typically abandons the child in the wilderness upon birth. The child is defenseless against predators, but is usually discovered by insects first. Among these insects may be giant hornets or wasps. The child will instictively wait for these flying insects to attack, then grapple with it and hold onto the insect in a blind spot between the mandibles and the stinger. When the insect returns to the hive, the baby will seek out the queen and burrow into her body, keeping her alive while taking nutrients from the hive for years.

    Rock Humans do not grow gradually, but "molt" their whole bodies at once every 6 years. This transformation occurs during their sleep, and for some unknown reason, the pose they make when asleep will change each time. It is believed that Rock Humans can live for 240 years. When a Rock Human dies, it leaves no corpse, as it crumbles away into rocks.[

46. #46Rock Human Behaviourselective

    Keys: Rock Human · Secondary: Personality, Temperament, Mindset, Behavior, Nature, Mentality, Psychology

    Rock Humans eat plants, fruits, nuts, meat, fish, and all other forms of life. They enjoy honey, and all are allergic to mangoes.

    They hold a certain reverence for the power found within the Earth and nature. Because they are fundamentally able to live through weather changes, they require no assets such as a house or land.

    However, they are unable to safely coexist or mutually understand human society. Because their natural environment is slowly being taken over by human development, some have taken the form of "parasites" by falsely entering the family registry system to maintain property and assets. However, due to their extensive hibernation, Rock Humans cannot go to school or hold regular jobs, instead working in occupations that allow irregular business hours. Rock Humans also rarely fall in love with normal humans, but if they do, there's a 97.5% chance it will end in disaster. The breakups between humans and Rock Humans are said to end in someone's murder.

    The greatest psychological difference between Rock Humans and regular humans is the total lack of social drive. They have no desire to form or maintain social units, even familial ones, as Rock Human mothers abandon their children at birth. They may sometimes work in groups, but only for personal advantage, with no sense of community or friendship.

47. #47Rock Human Abilitiesselective

    Keys: Rock Human · Secondary: Power, Prowess, Technique, Skill, Ability, Abilities, Strength

    Rock Skin: Presumably separate from hibernation, each Rock Man has the ability to shift their outer appearance from a normal human into a rock-like state and vice versa at will. In their rock form, they are able to camouflage into their surroundings, and improve their durability to some extent. The ability to stay human requires some type of focus however, as Aisho describes his rock form as something he was born with, but unable to control at a younger age. Yotsuyu, who is presumably more experienced in controlling it, is able to revert to human, rock, and a hybrid where he can still move despite having a rock-like appearance.

    Stands: 95% of Rock Humans possess Stands. The reason for the high proportion of Stand users in their population is likely due to members of the species considering Stand-unlocking areas, such as the Devil's Palm and the Morioh Wall Eyes, to be their true habitat.

48. #48Saint's Corpseselective

    Keys: Holy Corpse Parts, Saint's Corpse, Saint Corpse, Holy Corpse

    The Saint's Corpse, also called the Holy Corpse Parts is central to the plot of Steel Ball Run, and of influence in JoJolion.

    Apparently ancient human remains; the Corpse Parts are first described as belonging to a Saint, miraculously self-preserving, and disposed to imparting miraculous (Stand) powers (in the style of certain religious relics).

    Although never confirmed as such, they're heavily implied to belong to Jesus.

    The Parts often grant those merging with them Stand powers (in a function similar to the Bow and Arrow of the original continuity).

    Parts react differently to different characters, as seen when Gyro and Diego each took possession of an eye: Gyro acquiring Scan, an ability unrelated to Stand powers, with Diego retaining properties of a Stand effect used on him (the dinosaur powers of Dr. Ferdinand's Stand Scary Monsters).

    When completed, the relic blesses its owner as well as the land it is on.

    As discovered by Valentine, the Corpse is utterly unique, existing in only one dimension in the multiverse; thereby establishing a "base world". In neighboring dimensions where the Corpse does not exist, the racers are competing for other precious items, such as diamonds.

49. #49Speedwagon Foundationselective

    Keys: SPW, Speedwagon Foundation

    The Speedwagon Foundation (スピードワゴン財団 Supīdowagon Zaidan) (commonly abbreviated to "SPW") is a powerful and influential organization created by Robert E. O. Speedwagon, funded by the money he made from the oil he discovered in the United States. The foundation dedicates itself to medical research and environmental conservation, but it has also helped the Joestars countless times through intel, supplies, and backup. The foundation also has connections with underworld groups and studies many supernatural phenomena, such as the Pillar Men and Stands.

50. #50Stand Growthselective

    Keys: Stand · Secondary: Develop, Growth, Advancement, Development, Potential

    Many Stands, being physically and mentally tied to their users, have displayed change in abilities and appearance due to their user aging, be it natural or otherwise. Different methods carry different effects.

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