- Stardust Crusaders Episode 9: Yellow Temperance (Mentioned only)
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 10: Emperor and Hanged Man, Part 1
- Stardust Crusaders Episode 11: Emperor and Hanged Man, Part 2 (Death)
Hanged Man (ハングドマン(吊られた男), Hangudo Man) est le Stand de J. Geil figurant dans Stardust Crusaders. Hanged Man est un Stand humanoïde à l'apparence de goule mommifiée. Il a le pouvoir d'attaquer ses ennemis à partir des surfaces réfléchissantes.
Hanged Man's design reflects that of a mummy with mechanical elements, making it seem less human.[1] Its body is covered in bandages, with half its brain exposed, along with having two right hands as its master does.
It has the ability to produce blades from its wrists to attack. It usually crawls along the ground in reflections instead of typical walking. It has no personality outside of serving its master. It represents the Tarot Card The Hanged Man.
Its true nature is that of a light-based Stand that can only persist inside reflective surfaces but is able to jump from mirror to mirror,[2] giving the illusion that it lives inside them.[3]
Hanged Man is portrayed as having the color and texture of a rock, going from grey in the colored manga to brown in the anime and subsequent video games.
Because it attacks from inside mirrors, Hanged Man is a terrifyingly evasive Stand almost impossible to defend oneself against.
However, once its secret is unveiled, Hanged Man's predictability can be easily exploited.
Hanged Man is a Stand that attacks via reflections.
Rather than attacking a person directly, it will appear in a reflective surface and attack their reflection.[4] The person will then bear the results of the attack, seemingly from an invisible assailant.[4] Hanged Man can move through any type of reflecting surface, including human eyes, at the speed of light.[2]
Its weakness is that it can only move between reflective surfaces in a linear pattern and is forced to move to another reflection in front of it if its current location stops reflecting (a mirror being shattered or an eye closing). Hanged Man is vulnerable while in transit between surfaces, and while it does transit quickly, a quick-enough Stand can still hit it, damaging it and its User. This is helped by forcing Hanged Man into a predictable path of transit.[5]
Hanged Man's two right hands can produce knives from its wrists to attack the enemy.[3] These knives are thinner than a razor blade, easily capable of cutting open a chest or splitting a snake into pieces.[6] The Stand uses them to attack the opponent's reflection when inside a reflective surface.
Hanged Man and its master defeated
Victory Screen (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Heritage for the Future)
Super Move (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Heritage for the Future)
Hanged Man in Heritage for the Future
Hanged Man in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (SFC Game)
All Star Battle appearance
Chara Heroes; Part 3 Vol.1
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