Weather Report (Stand)
Weather Report (ウェザー・リポート, Wezā Ripōto) is the stand of Weather Report featured in Part VI: Stone Ocean.
Appearance/Personality
Weather Report is a versatile stand that has control over weather. This stand often takes the form of a humanoid mass of clouds with four eyes and a slender build. Like most stands shown throughout the series, it has no personality of its own, but has shown a greater degree of care for its user like Star Platinum does for Jotaro, as such when the stand effortlessly saved its user time and time again from committing suicide with its abilities.
Abilities
Vapor form: Weather Report can quickly formulate vapors to stop or distort enemies attacks, rivaling Star Platinum's speed in bullet-catching. Attacking through the clouds can cause enemies to ignite due to the air resistance. It can also fill a room with highly-concentrated oxygen to poison its enemies lethally.
Weather Control: Weather Report's namesake ability, from generating lightning, manipulating wind currents, and even the tides of the sea. Weather Report can also bring otherwise unlikely elements of the weather to rain down on enemies. In such a case, he used poisonous frogs to protect Jolyne Cujoh against Enrico Pucci.
Elemental Control: Being related with weather related phenomena, Weather Report's abilities also extend to manipulation of water, wind, electricity, and even the cold, as well as other elemental phenomena, and in turn separate from each other, being able to freeze liquids to their frozen state to even condensing water into various spaces which would be impossible without supernatural or paranormal causes.
Oxygen Build-Up: Lastly, Weather Report can fill a room completely full with oxygen, paralyzing an opponent indefinitely or intoxicating them with the lethal level of pure oxygen.
See Also
Heavy Weather (possible next level)
Trivia
- Weather Report is the only stand used by two people on separate occasions: Weather Report and Emporio Alnino (Anubis was used by more than two people while searching out a user).
References
Weather Report is named after the Jazz Fusion group Weather Report, just like Heavy Weather comes from one of their most popular albums.
