Stand Cry

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A Stand Cry is a yell that Stand users scream when attacking at rapid speeds. It's one of the trademarks of the series, with most if not all main Stand users having one. It is usually defined by the user ( or some cases, the stand itself) punching at incredible speeds, while shouting their cry. While it is sometimes unique, it will occasionally be similar or the same as another users cry.

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Jotaro, his Stand, Star Platinum and their famous Stand Cry

Origin

The origination of the Stand Cry comes from one of the biggest inspiration of Jojo's Bizarre AdventureFist of the North Star. In it, whenever the main character Ken punches at high speeds, he shouts "ATATATATATATATATATATATATATAT!". Hirohiko Araki adapted this, and changed it so that the cry sounded much more primal and angry. Several of the cries are direct references to either songs, other part's of the series, or other characters. Earlier in the series, certain characters would scream their attacks, so it's possible that the Stand Cry is an evolution of this concept.

Examples

Jotaro (Star Platinum)"ORAORAORAORAORA"

Polnareff (Silver Chariot)"HORAHORAHORAHORA"

Dio (The World) "MUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDA" "WRRRRYYYY!"

Josuke (Crazy Diamond) "DORARARARARARARARARARA!" "DORA"

Giorno (Gold Experience)"MUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDA!"  "WRRRRYYYYYY!"

Buccellati (Sticky Fingers) "ARIARIARIARIARIARIARIARI!" "ARRIVEDERCI!"

Narancia (Aerosmith)"VOLAVOLAVOLAVOLALOVA! "VOLARE VIA!"'

Trish Una (Spice Girl) "WAAANNAAABBBBBEEE!"'

Jolyne (Stone Free)"ORAORAORAOROAROAOROAORA!"

Johnny (Tusk)"ORAORAORAORAORAORA!"

Josuke (Soft & Wet)"ORAORAORAORAORAORA!"

Trivia

  • Polnareff, Buccellati, Narancia, & Trish Una are the only allies with Stand Cries.
  • Narancia's cry is in Italian, along with Buccellati. They are the only Stand Cries that are an actual language, rather than a primal scream. Narancia's cry meaning "fly away" while Buccellati's meaning "goodbye".
  • Giorno's cry is a reference to his father, who shared both his hair color and his cry.

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