U-Boat

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U-Boat
Japanese Name	Ｕ(ユー)ボート
Romanized Name	Yū Bōto
User	Narancia Ghirga (Universe 37) Jorge Joestar (Temporary)
Namesake*	Das Boot (German War Film, titled U-Boat in Japan)
Type	Long-Range Colony
Novel Debut	JORGE JOESTAR Chapter 10

U-Boat (Ｕ(ユー)ボート, Yū Bōto) is the Stand of Narancia Ghirga from the 37th universe, featured in the light novel JORGE JOESTAR. Kars later creates a copy of the Stand for Jorge Joestar to utilize.

U-Boat is a fleet of submarines that can move inside living things or Stands and fire missiles.

Appearance

U-Boat manifests as a colony of miniature German military submarines, particularly from the First and Second World Wars. Unlike most submarines with rounded bows, U-Boat has pointed bows, resembling a boat more than a submarine.

On its deck is a sail and torpedo tubes. The sail has diving planes, a radio antenna, and a periscope attached to it.

Narancia can regroup U-Boat to alter its size by having the submarines combine. A full-power U-Boat with all of them combined creates a giant life-sized submarine that is at least a hundred meters long.

Inside the Stand is everything a real submarine would have, such as various instruments and pipes. There are engineering sections, living quarters including beds and a kitchen, control rooms with monitors, missile storage, and a plumbing system. Narancia had never been inside his Stand previously and was amazed at how real it was.

Abilities

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U-Boat Ultimate

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Gallery

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  Narancia has U-Boat fire missiles through Jorge's body

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  Narancia injures himself with U-Boat

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  Kars and U-Boat Ultimate

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Trivia

• The film Das Boot was localized in Japan with the title U-Boat (Ｕボート, Yū Bōto). The fan-made English translation of the novel only refers to the Stand as Das Boot. However, Das Boot is not mentioned in the original novel or JOJOVELLER unlike other Stands such as Stepmom and The Iron Ladies which have both the Japanese names and foreign names in parentheses.