Oh?
You’re approaching this quiz? Instead of clicking away to take our other, less menacing personality quizzes, you’re coming to answer this one?
I already expected you would come here. Indeed, only truly powerful beings seek the best Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure quizzes available on the Internet. If you wish to answer the questions I have, feel free to do so. Perhaps it will be exciting to see you struggle against each of them, but I hardly expect you to survive past the first.
Still, your bravery amuses me, you know? My questions are designed to probe the deepest recesses of your mind and allow me to gain priceless knowledge about your personality so I can most efficiently defeat you in a real battle, but it seems I don’t recognize you.
I simply must study you more. Tell you what – if you manage to answer all of my questions here, I’ll let you fight me in actual combat. I’ll even tell you which Jojo character you remind me of first. So, will you accept my generous offer? Which Jojo character are you? Come and find out, little man!
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From Stardust Crusaders onwards, Jojo characters adopted Stands as their primary supernatural ability – a concentration of their very life energy into a powerful and often humanoid form.
Quite a lot of Stand types can be observed in the series, varying in range, power and speed. Jotaro’s Star Platinum, for example, is a fast and powerful humanoid Stand, but it can only unleash its power at close range. In contrast, Mista’s Sex Pistols is a long-range Stand that allows the user to keep their distance from enemies.
For The World, Dio’s frighteningly strong Stand with the ability to stop time, however, range is mostly irrelevant.
Furthermore, Stands usually manifest as one of five forms – natural humanoids, resembling humans; artificial humanoids that look like cyborgs; natural non-humanoids, which can appear as animals or other organisms; artificial non-humanoids, such as weapons, tools or vehicles; and phenomena, in which a form is mostly absent.
