Spice Girl

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You've grown stronger, both in body and mind! And now you have the ability to soften anything in this world, even the hardest diamonds!
—Spice Girl


Spice Girl (スパイス・ガール) is a Stand featured in Part V: Vento Aureo. Her user is Trish Una, and her name is based on the pop girl group Spice Girls. Her battle cry references their song Wannabe.

Appearance/Personality

Spice Girl is a female humanoid with several mathematical signs on her body: two plus signs rest on her shoulders, two on her elbows and one on her forehead, followed by a division sign on her brow and a multiplication sign on her head's crown. Unlike most stands, Spice Girl seems to have a consciousness separate from Trish, and has even been seen giving her advice during battle. Trish first becomes aware of Spice Girl's existence due to the stand actually speaking to her when she was panicking over what to do about Notorious B.I.G.. Of note is the fact that, unlike most stands, Spice Girl provides a name for herself. Her attitude and strength of character are also reminiscent of Trish's first appearance.

Powers

Softening: Spice Girl is able to soften any material, even the hardest of diamonds. This can provide a cushion for a softer landing, or create a backlash when the object returns to normal (like a catapult when it is pulled and released). It can even soften moving objects like bullets.

Super Strength: Spice Girl has incredible strength, much like Trish's father's stand King Crimson. When used against objects that have been "softened", they will break cleanly without error. An example of this can be seen when Spice Girl breaks the front of a plane off by rapidly punching the cabin.

Trivia

  • During a series of rapid punches, Spice Girl screams "WANNABEEEEE!!" This is interesting to note, as it shows how very distinct Spice Girl's personality is in comparison to the typical Stand; the majority of Stands do not have enough individuality to even question their master's orders, let alone have their own battle cry.