Muryotaisu Nijimura

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Muryotaisu Nijimura
Japanese Name	虹村 無量大数
Romanized Name	Nijimura Muryōtaisū
Stand	Grand Bleu
Profile
Age	15
Birthday	1996
Gender	Male
Nationality	Japanese
Other Information
Status*
Status	Alive
Media
Debut	JORGE JOESTAR Chapter 4: Morioh

“

You're a man, ain't ya? I don't care if you're English or Japanese, you need to grow some balls! Yoshikage Kira's a scumbag who goes around murdering women! We can't let him live another second! Stop mewling and let's get!

”

—Muryotaisu Nijimura, JORGE JOESTAR Chapter 6: Island

Muryotaisu Nijimura (虹村 無量大数, Nijimura Muryōtaisū) is a supporting character from Morioh in the 37th universe, featured in the light novel JORGE JOESTAR.

Muryotaisu is a Stand User who wields Grand Bleu, a trio of flying dolphins that he and others can ride on for quick transportation. He is the counterpart of Josuke Higashikata in the 37th universe and is the twin brother of Fukashigi Nijimura ^{(Universe 37)}. He is also friends with Rohan Kishibe ^{(Universe 37)}, Koji Hirose ^{(Universe 37)}, and Reimi Sugimoto ^{(Universe 37)}. He later befriends Jorge Joestar ^{(Universe 37)} and assists him with finding Yoshikage Kira ^{(Universe 37)}.

Appearance

Muryotaisu is a tall teenager with a muscular build. His most prominent feature is his wide cylindrical pompadour. Muryotaisu typically wears a Japanese school uniform. Both his regular and summer uniforms are modified to have 10⁶⁸ written in large text below his collar.

Personality

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History

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Abilities

Stand

Main article: Grand Bleu

Muryotaisu's Stand manifests as three dolphins named Jacques (ジャック), Enzo (エンゾ), and Johana (ジョアンナ). The dolphins can fly extremely quickly, ignoring effects of physics such as wind force and inertia.

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Trivia

• Like the Nijimuras from the original universe, Muryotaisu is named after a traditional large number in Japanese. Muryōtaisū (無量大数) is either equivalent to 10⁶⁸ or 10⁸⁸, although only 10⁶⁸ is written on his clothes.