Dark Blue Moon
Dark Blue Moon is a stand featured in Part III: Stardust Crusaders.
Appearance/Personality
Dark Blue Moon is a humanoid Stand with aquatic features. It manifests itself as some sort of Triton, with a flat head, four eyes and webbed feet. As with most stands featured in Part III, it does not appear to demonstrate an independent personality. It represents the Tarot Card The Moon, which symbolizes trouble in water, lies, betrayal and fear of the unknown..
Abilities
Dark Blue Moon is a marine stand, his skills being more effective in an aquatic environment. It is probably less effective in a terrestrial environment, but this is unknown. Dark Blue Moon has a high enough range that it was able to attack Jotaro without the user even being in the water. Its user has stated that it swims faster than any fish in the sea.[1]. Its stand user also had an incredible lung capacity, being able to hold his breath for up to five minutes, which helped the stand to maintain a battle even if the user was thrown inside water (Most people would be unable to battle and keep himself from not drowning at the same time, as shown with Rubber Soul).
- Whirlpool Creation: Dark Blue Moon can spin its webbed feet fast enough to form a propeller that is capable of creating a giant whirlpool. Trapping the opponent inside it, the stand then throws its sharp scales at him.
- Razor Scales: Dark Blue Moon's scales can also act as razors. Because of their sharpness, they are strong enough to destroy a still running engine propeller, slice a sharp in two and prevent a stand from entering water.
- Barnacles: It is also able to control barnacles, as seen when it controlled barnacles to attach to Jotaro Kujo. These barnacles attach themselfs to the opponent's stand, draining it from its strenght. This, combined with its natural aquatic characteristics, makes Dark Blue Moon a deadly opponent. These barnacles are created by Dark Blue Moon and a part of it, not real barnacles, as only a stand can hurt another one.
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References
- ↑ Chapter 128: Dark Blue Moon (2), p.16
