Jotaro and the others have come prepared, so we have no choice but to take risks and stop them.

It’s risky to think that when the electricity goes out, it just returns to normal, rather than disappearing.

It’s not very useful since it can only be used for crimes.

I wonder why I was alive, drifting in the sea.

>>6

It seems like I pulled it back just before it vanished like fog.

I think it’s like a Stand from Part 3.

A stand that naturally discharges and weakens just by standing on the ground is too difficult to use, no matter what.

But I can achieve power and speed that surpasses Star Platinum.

But as long as it’s used in urban areas, it’s almost invincible.

>>11

Thinking about it as if I’m riding on the vast energy created by others, it’s definitely reminiscent of a mental product of Otonishi.

I had the impression that I couldn’t delete it unless I returned it to my place.

It’s really nothing more than a matter of using remote control and relying on power and speed to handle it.

It was invincible when I teamed up with a stand that emitted electricity, which was manifested by the guy who was investigating meteorites.

>>17

I have enough pride to believe that I can excite people around the world with my guitar playing.

The feeling that it should be obvious to be able to do this level absolutely affects the strength of the stand.

>>40

Enya Baba was right…

If you have a normal mindset, you won’t be able to manifest a Stand because electricity is an unstable and dangerous energy.

The ability manifested because I’m so messed up in the head that I can shoot an arrow at a mouse and let it go.

On the contrary, as long as there is power, you can revive even if your body falls apart.

If I were to awaken this stand, I would probably need to carry a large-capacity battery at all times to feel at ease.

I think it’s suitable for the main body, which has an infinite tendency to get overconfident, to power up infinitely with infinite electricity.

If a cautious person had used it, it would have truly been invincible.

It seems unlikely to manifest for someone who is cautious.

Enchanted…

At that time, it was just barely safe.

These days, with smartphones available, it might even be possible that the signals were captured depending on the interpretation.

It’s unfair that I can seem to move around by shifting my consciousness to the stand.

You’re the type to get carried away, but you’re also a hardworking person.

There are no particular weaknesses aside from the supply, so it’s really just strong.

Why is the main body perfectly fine when the stand is falling apart and scattered?

>>30

The parts that are scattered are mostly powered by electricity brought in from elsewhere; the original Red Hot Chili Peppers theory suggests that they were fundamentally weak and in shambles.

I wonder what would happen if it rained.

I’m more suited to assassination or taking hostages than to fighting directly.

Isn’t it possible to convert the main body into electricity and move it?

>>33

You probably shouldn’t do something that you might be able to do but could also kill you.

Stealing 500 million is way too extreme.

It’s weird that you can carry anything once it’s electric.

Stand abilities are all about broad interpretation, after all.

In modern times, it seems like you could also enter cyberspace like in MegaMan Battle Network.

In places like outdoors without electricity or in vehicles with limited power, it is practically useless.

I was so immersed in the visuals of the TV drama that now it would be easy enough to say “It’s like this.”

>>41

Aren’t the usable electricity limits within the contracted amperage?

If the power consumption exceeds that, it won’t add up, so even if I’m billed for it, I won’t accept it.

>>44

Well, I think it was just a bluff or provocation, thrown out casually.

>>41

Seriously stop it.

An amount that is either a lot or a little.

>>42

I wonder if it will cost 1 million using the electricity in the city.

>>42

Suspected of marijuana cultivation

>>42

If you really used the electricity of that huge town, there’s no way it could be settled like that, and I actually like how exquisitely stupid this statement is.

I was sad that it was cut in the anime.

It’s way too unbeatable that you can change the electricity and steal stuff without causing a ruckus outside…

It’s reminiscent of Oita Frieza and Cell again.

It heavily relies on modern infrastructure, so its strength varies significantly depending on the environment.

It’s hard to win in the city.

You were also involved in thefts amounting to hundreds of millions as additional charges, right?

>>51

It’s a total of 500 million, so it’s pretty serious.

When it was heavily chipped away by hand, it absorbed electricity and revived! There was no significant impact on the main body, and based on the Josuke fight, there is some damage feedback, but it might be different from that of a normal Stand, like the relationship between Red Hot Chili Pepper and the sound stone.

Kaho-chan’s paisley park is one thing, but stands that use smartphones are incredibly powerful in modern times…

There are too many ways to use it.

If I had just quietly committed theft, I could have lived a life of leisure forever.

In remote mode, it might not provide damage feedback.

There is a risk that if the power supply is interrupted, it cannot be retracted and will die as is.

In the end, since the actual item comes into your hands, it seems difficult to use even for theft purposes.

I can’t do it with my feet on the ground while selling.

>>58

Stealing gold is the best, huh…

It’s quite a stand with personality, isn’t it?

Send a thunderous “Yeah” to the bald guys on the bulletin board!

There are plenty of ways to make use of the fact that ordinary people can’t see stands.

It’s really a waste because I’ve awakened to foolishness.

I wonder how they generate the corpse on the power line after taking it in once.

Well, it seems that a violent Stand doesn’t manifest if you’re not an idiot either.

I feel that the tendency of a Stand is determined by the spirit of the main body, which also works for balance adjustments.