Toyohiro Kanedaichi

Toyohiro Kanedaichi is a very self sufficient person. He bought out an abandoned transmissions tower at the edge of the town of Morioh, and has been living there for two years without leaving, living completely off the materials he's brought in and the vegetables and resources he's grown on the land. Kanedaichi rarely sees other people, and doesn't seem to like spilling private information to them, as nobody has even see his real face, and its up for question as to what his real name is as he's implied himself that Kanedaichi is a fake name. He wears a mask that is hardly identifiable since it fits completely to his face, because of this nobody knows what he even looks like under there. He fears civilization and has no plans to leave the tower. He's a small bit cocky and quick witted but overall a laid back person who has his own way of life. Bound to his transmission tower, Kanedaichi's Stand is Super Fly; bringing it to a sort of life while trapping him inside. After living in his tower for so long, Kanedaichi has developed huge calluses on his palms, allowing him to hammer nails, slide down a cable, aid him in calculations, and hide tools. He is also highly acrobatic, able to swing around the telephone tower to dodge strikes with ease. Toyohiro is a Stand user, a Stand being a physical manifestation of a person's soul and fighting spirit. Every stand user has a Stand entirely unique to them, as it heavily reflects the user's life experiences and their soul as a whole. Only other Stand users can see Stands, but not only stand users can be affected by the abilities and powers of a Stand. Toyohiro's Stand ability is named 'Super Fly', coined by the song of the same name. Super Fly is a Stand automatically bound to a huge electrical pylon, so it can be viewed by non-Stand users. Super Fly is completely autonomous, since its user doesn't have any control over it. Toyohiro noted that even if he died, the Stand would continue to exist, similar to Notorious B.I.G or Anubis. Super Fly is an automatic Stand that imprisons its user, Toyohiro, inside it, making it a nuisance. Its power of damage reflection means that it is powerful and invulnerable, but anyone is free to exploit the pylon when fighting inside it. Super Fly's defining ability is that it imprisons one occupant inside it. It is mentioned that the energy of the sole prisoner is how it sustains itself. Toyohiro is the first prisoner of the tower and cannot leave until someone else steps in it. If that happens, the first of the two to exit the tower is free to leave while the other one must stay inside. Leaving the tower only requires not standing inside the structure, thus Toyohiro could hang on the side of Super Fly while Josuke was trapped. To protect itself, Super Fly absorbs and reflects any damage done to its structure and back at the attacker. If attacked anywhere, be it one of the pillars or even one of the cables connected to it, the tower absorbs the energy of the aggression and redirects it back to the direction it came from. A Stand's punch can be reflected in the form of a metal copy of the Stand bursting out of the damaged zone and retaliating against the aggressor, but generally, the damage is reflected in the form of energy blasts. Additionally, any foreign object inserted inside the tower is also violently ejected. Toyohiro is a man of average height, wearing iron kneecapped pants and a crop top that connects to his belt via two suspenders attached to his shirt pockets. He also wears a hat that appears to be based off either a mariner’s or newsboy’s cap but with the hat’s visor located higher up the hat’s crown. Like many other part 4 characters, Toyohiro’s clothing is adorned with several brooches, with his in particular reflecting nature. These include a spider and a butterfly on his shirt and leaves on his belt and armbands. Toyohiro’s most unique feature is his masks; initially he appears quite well defined and with hair poking out underneath his hat. However, once he removed his first mask, his ears become inhuman in shape with the colours in his eyes inverting. His skin also seems to sag around the bottom of his neck, making the mask more noticeable. In addition, he wears a different hat that is similar to his first but without the brim. The final mask shown is quite unflattering, as Toyohiro’s head is adorned with only a few tufts of hair and his lips become wide and droopy. All three of his confirmed faces have two, stitch-like markings that run down Toyohiro’s cheeks.