I can sense your menacing aura from here. How odd. To see someone as unintimidating as you having a Stand is laughable, to say the least, but perhaps you will put up a good fight.
Uh… what? You don’t know your own Stand? Are you seriously incompetent? Or are you one of those beings who can live in this world without a working brain? A Stand is such a fantastically powerful weapon. All beings who are blessed enough to have one should do their best to learn its power and become its master.
I expected you to be a worthy opponent, but I regret having to say that our match should be postponed for now. It’s unethical to fight toddlers; by the same logic, you should learn your own Stand before facing me.
Your next move will be to read on, which is great. You’re doing fantastic. I prepared a few questions for you below. If you answer them truthfully, we can properly identify the nature and strength of your Stand. Use such information wisely, and perhaps someday, we shall finally have our fight.
What Stand do you have? Discover your hidden power by taking this test. Enjoy!
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For such powerful abilities, it can be considered rather odd that they are called Stands. Nobody in the series has explicitly given an origin for such a name, although some characters have shared various interpretations of the term. Jotaro in Part 3, for example, says that they’re called Stands because humanoid Stands typically appear beside their user, “standing” ready to act.
Not everybody calls them Stands in the series, so the term isn’t universally known. One of the most common fan theories suggests that a particular Stand user long ago happened to come up with the name and mentioned it to another user until the name caught on.
Hirohiko Araki drew on a variety of influences in making Stands, from telekinesis and stories of psychic powers, to the concept of ancestral spirits and demons in Japanese folklore. These influences likely contributed to the nature of humanoid Stands manifesting beside their users, and in turn to their name.
The main man of Part 4 is rather protective of his hairstyle. He gets especially upset when someone tries to insult it, or worse, ruin it.
As a young child, Josuke fell ill due to the effect of DIO’s presence in the world, and his mom decided to take him to the hospital. On the way, however, their car became stuck in a snowstorm. It was only due to the help of a stranger with the same odd hairstyle that Josuke and his mom made it safely to the hospital. Josuke actually adopted this hairstyle to pay homage to his childhood savior.
After finishing his dangerous adventure in Stardust Crusaders, Jotaro decided to pursue his interests outside of violence and fulfil his goal of becoming a marine biologist to get closer to the sea. This is clearly evident in his cameos in the succeeding instalments, which has him done a white coat, much like a researcher. His quarters also show various sea-related memorabilia, like his collection of starfish.
I got the world!!!
nah fam i got star platinum