The Fool

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The Fool (愚者(ザ・フール), Za Fūru) is the Stand of Iggy featured in Stardust Crusaders.

Appearance/Description

The Fool does not have an actual psychic manifestation (i.e. it is not normally visible), but instead takes its form by manipulating sand and dust particles in the environment (and as such it is one of the few Stands truly visible to everyone, not only to Stand users). It is, for all purposes, simply bound to sand, being a construct of sand and dirt. However, because it is controlled by Iggy, it can take several different forms, depending on what Iggy wants.

The main form it takes (and possibly its true appearance) is that of a mechanical quadruped creature, combined with something like a car chassis, with thick wheels for hind legs, and pawed mechanical front legs equipped with two cables each linking the paws to the body. Its head and face comprises a growling tribal mask with eight or nine feathers sticking from its head.

According to JOJOVELLER, The Fool's design is a mix of a mammal-like beast and a car.[1]

This Stand represents the Tarot Card The Fool.

Abilities

Glider Mode
As a Stand with a basic but versatile power, The Fool is described as the epitome of "the simplest way is the best way". Though mainly a pile of dirt or sand, The Fool is remarkably powerful. Much like Muhammad Avdol's Magician's Red, Iggy is free to manipulate the sand as he sees fit and the sand doesn't behave like normal sand being, immune to being soaked for instance or changing density to trap an object inside it. The Fool is only bound to the sand it manipulates, it cannot be harmed in any way (attacking it would just mean attacking a pile of dirt), and as such, Iggy cannot and will not be harmed if the Stand is attacked.
  • Shape Shift: The Fool is able to take the shape of anything Iggy wants from living people (such as when Iggy tried to fool Vanilla Ice by mimicking DIO with The Fool)[2] to just objects that are useful to Iggy, for instance a glider[3] or a protective dome of sand[4], even changing the color of sand to fit the desired object.

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