I Am a Rock
I Am a Rock (アイ・アム・ア・ロック, Ai Amu A Rokku) is the Stand of Yotsuyu Yagiyama, featured in Part VIII: JoJolion.
Appearance
I Am a Rock is a humanoid Stand of a height similar to Yotsuyu's.
Its shoulders and upper arms are limited to thin pipes. Long shoulder pads, fixed to its torso, bear short, evenly spaced spikes; along with its chest, head, a transparent dome covering its head, and the back of its hands.
Its head is smooth and featureless except for its spikes; eyes vaguely articulated by muscle or brow around it, and a small, thin-lipped mouth.
Of a very thin waist, its legs are in the shape of hammer pants.
Abilities
Selective Attraction: This Stand imbues a target with a powerful gravity-like attraction to a single, specific type of object (shown first with flower pots, then chestnuts).
He must be able to touch the person in some form in order to begin the chain reaction, after which any object of his choosing is drawn to the person.
Yotsuyu attacks Josuke by causing heavy flower pots to converge on him, nearly crushing him. Even when the pots are shattered, the fragments continue to dig into his skin. Only when Josuke uses Soft & Wet to steal the weight of the fragments does he free himself.
The Stand also appears to have an effective distance, as when he uses it to send all of the Chinese chestnuts in their shells to attack them, once the two are in the basement and out of his line of sight, the chestnuts stop advancing.
Other Powers (Tentative): Yotsuyu first uses his Stand to restrain and assist in waterboarding Yasuho. After first producing a strange film from his eyes and mouth, he places it over Yasuho's face, and begins pouring water onto the film, which directs it all into her mouth/nose.
When he is tripped by an origami banana bunch empowered by Paper Moon King and falls on broken glass, the film dissipates.
Synopsis
JoJolion
An aspect of this Stand's ability is shown while Yotsuyu Yagiyama attacks Yasuho in Tsurugi's secret room in the abandoned fruit storehouse of the Higashikata estate; in a successful attempt to draw out Paisley Park.
Later, it is used in a sustained attack on Josuke, aiming to kill or prevent him from ever recovering his memories.
References
