Cream
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Cream (クリーム) is the Stand of Vanilla Ice, featured in Part III: Stardust Crusaders.
Appearance
Cream has two basic appearances; that of a big, skull-faced humanoid monster, with black mask that has two horns, heart on top of its masks and also heart shaped shoulders.
Second is that of a moving circle of emptiness that cuts its way through any object and people it passes through. This second form is actually a void made by Cream eating itself and Vanilla Ice, like an Ourobouros.
Abilities
- Void: Cream is able to devour itself and its user to become a void that devours everything it comes in contact with. While using its cutting power, Cream is invulnerable and cannot be defended against except by dodging. However, as a drawback, neither Vanilla Ice nor Cream can see while this ability is being used, so Ice has to occasionally disengage partly to see whether or not the attack was successful.
- Dimensional Access: Even when Cream is not devouring itself, it is able to access an alternate dimension and presumably view the surroundings in the physical world. However, it does not exist in the physical dimension when it does this, as it remained undetected by Muhammad Avdol's stand, despite warning him about looking backwards earlier.
Trivia
- Cream's abilities are similar to Okuyasu Nijimura's stand The Hand in their ability to cause things from the material dimension to become sucked into another dimension. Interestingly, like Okuyasu's use of The Hand, Vanilla Ice's use of Cream's abilities are inhibited by his personality. Also to note is that their statistics differ by only one letter, with The Hand having more developmental potential.
- During Part III Cream is the second stand to have a name with a music reference.
- There's an unintended pun where if you combine "Vanilla Ice" (Cream's user) and "Cream", you'll get the words, "vanilla ice cream".
Gallery
- Cream-Famitsu.jpg
Cream in All-Star Battle
Vanilla Ice with Cream in PV8
- Cream.jpg
Cream in the 1993 OVA
Cream, idle animation, Heritage for the Future
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