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Some long-distance types are referred to as "Automatic Pilot", in which the "power vs distance from user" principle does not apply. This is exactly what is touched upon in the third Stand theorem, in thatsince autopilot types are typically an extension of an "effect" that results in a Stand triggering. As such, these Stands are independent of the Stand User's will and mental strength, and their power does not drop as a result. As a related note, certain Stand abilities do not have specified ranges (Earth Wind and Fire), an example being time-based powers, such as The World or King Crimson.<ref name="jojoagogo" />

{{nihongo|'''Stand Parameters'''|スタンドパラメータ|Sutando Paramēta}}, or '''Stand Statistics''' are six statistics used outside of the story to gauge a Stand's capabilities. Some parameters refer to specific abilities of the Stand, such as in the case of [[Moody Blues]] and [[Whitesnake]]. They are in order (clockwise from top): Destructive Power, Speed, Range, PersistenceStamina, Precision, and Developmental Potential.

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In several instances, Araki says that he was influenced by spiritualism, the ancestor cult of the Shinto religion giving him the idea of an otherworldly being protecting someone.<ref>[[Interview Archive]], Animeland (06/01/2003)  </ref><ref>[[Interview Archive]], French Reportage 09/20/06</ref> Moreover, Yokai legends and folklore would become one of the main inspirations for the Stands' appearances.<ref name=":2">[[Interview Archive]], JOJO 6251</ref> Araki also claimed that the concept of Stands were inspired by the 'guardian spirit' from Jiro Tsunoda's Ushiro no Hyakutarō manga.<ref name="WSB100Q">[[Interview Archive#Weekly Shonen Brackets 100Q (04/05/2003)|Weekly Shonen Brackets 100Q (04/05/2003)]]</ref>

** Like characters named after musical acts, the names of Stands names after musicians, albums or the such have historically been [[Name Variants|the subject of renaming in English localization of JoJo material]], so as to avoid trademark infringement. These altered names have become a common point of chagrin and humor among ''JoJo's Bizarre Adventure'' fans within the Anglosphere, most notably the renaming of [[Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap]] to "Filthy Acts at a Reasonable Price".

* While in the original universe, Stand was written as 幽波紋, in Steel Ball Run, {{Nihongo|立ち向かうもの}} was briefly used by [[Mountain Tim]], which literally means "the thing that confronts".

*Currently, Stands that don't have an anime version of their Stand parameters are [[Tenore Sax]], [[Love Deluxe]], [[Echoes]] ACT2]], [[Achtung Baby]], [[Ratt]], and [[Boy II Man]] and [[Marilyn Manson]].

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