Turret(Gold, red lens)
Ratt
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“
The users are two brown rats, whose abilities manifested due to Akira Otoishi's Bow and Arrow. The design and abilities of the Stands are identical.
”
—JOJO A-GO!GO!: STANDS, p. 66
Ratt (ラット, Ratto) is a Stand used by two brown rats featured in the 4th part of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure series, Diamond is Unbreakable. Each rat possesses its own Ratt, which takes on the appearance of a small gun turret that can shoot flesh-melting darts.
Appearance
Virtually identical, each Ratt has the appearance of a turret-like machine sporting a long-barreled cannon. The main body resembles an iron helmet supported by 4 legs, featuring a camera lens in the middle and two handles on the sides. The bottom side has a structure resembling a jaw accompanied by numerous sharp fang-like teeth. The Stand flips over and turns to the opponent when it prepares to fire, revealing the backside of the lens to be a target scope. Josuke notes to himself that it's an unusually mechanical Stand for a rat.[2]
Color Schemes
The series is known for alternating colors between media, the information presented below may or may not be canon.
Turret
(Army Green, yellow machinery, gray lens, yellow teeth)
Abilities
“
That Stand can fire darts... If I got in too close or I got caught by surprise, I could be in real trouble.
”
—Josuke Higashikata, Chapter 327: Let's Go Hunting!, Part 3
Ratt is an especially deadly Stand not only because of its power, but also its range and the small size of its users. Only one hit is needed for the rats to defeat their opponents, while human-sized Stand users will have trouble finding and striking a nimble rat.
Melting Darts
Ratt can fire off barbed darts which will melt anything upon impact, be it flesh or even metal.[2]
Once hit, a large part of the body will immediately melt into organic material, a nearly impossible to heal injury that only Crazy Diamond could undo.[2] The melted victims can then be molded into a shape such as a cube if multiple are clumped together, in which case the flesh fuses together and eventually takes a gelatinous texture.[3] In some cases, the victims continue to live (presumably because their head is intact).[4]
Ratt can shoot darts up to 60 meters away, fire in bursts, and can even bounce the dart off obstacles to hit from blind spots.[5]
Chapters / Episodes
Manga AppearancesChapters in order of appearance
- Chapter 325: Let's Go Hunting!, Part 1 (Mentioned only)
- Chapter 326: Let's Go Hunting!, Part 2
- Chapter 327: Let's Go Hunting!, Part 3 (Death of Not Bug-Eaten's)
- Chapter 328: Let's Go Hunting!, Part 4
- Chapter 329: Let's Go Hunting!, Part 5 (Death of Bug-Eaten's)
- Chapter 412: Cheap Trick, Part 1 (Mentioned only)
Anime AppearancesEpisodes in order of appearance
- Diamond is Unbreakable Episode 16: Let's Go Hunting! (Death)
Gallery
Not Bug-Eaten using Ratt
Ratt's unfolded form, revealing a scope and barrel.
Ratt's backside, pointing towards Josuke.
Flesh Cube of rats
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The effects of Ratt's flesh-melting darts on a pack of rats.
Ratt being summoned by one of its users.
Not Bug-Eaten alongside Ratt
Ratt's unfolded form, revealing a scope and barrel.
An elderly couple melted by Ratt.
Jotaro's hand melting
Key Art of Ratt.
Bug-Eaten aiming from afar
Josuke's neck hit with a dart
Jotaro's arm melt after being hit by a dart
Bug-Eaten changing postition and preparing to fire
Ratt aiming at Josuke & Jotaro from afar
A dart hitting Josuke's neck
Joaro's arm melting after being hit by a dart
Ratt preparing to fire
Trivia
- Ratt's design is described by Hirohiko Araki as a mix of a skeleton and an old-fashioned cannon.[6]
- In the anime, Ratt along with Boy II Man, are the only Stands that were never given stat info cards.
References
- ↑ Heaven's Door - Vol.16 "Shueisha Jump Remix Diamond is Unbreakable Edition P90 The origin of STANDS! Part 3
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Chapter 327, Let's Go Hunting! (3)
- ↑ Chapter 325, Let's Go Hunting! (1)
- ↑ Chapter 326, Let's Go Hunting! (2)
- ↑ Chapter 329, Let's Go Hunting! (5)
- ↑ JOJOVELLER: STANDS - Commnts by Hirohiko Araki
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