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Under World
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Under World (アンダー・ワールド, Andā Wārudo) is the Stand of Donatello Versus, featured in the sixth part of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Stone Ocean. It allows Versus to drag memories from the ground, forcing others to relive them.
Appearance
Under World manifests as a humanoid Stand resembling Donatello's physique. Though Under World lacks a face, tube-shaped appendages shoot out from its eye-sockets directly into its back. The Stand bears a maze-like symbol and the Star of Life on its chest, along with a loincloth skirt made of feathers and a checkered vambrace.
Color Schemes
The series is known for alternating colors between media, the information presented below may or may not be canon.
Abilities
Under World relies on its versatile power to help Versus get ahead in a fight and has limited fighting ability. Although Versus is granted a wide array of actions to use to his advantage, he is near defenseless if he has to fight a Stand user head-on. It also appears more vulnerable to damage, at least within a memory playback, as Jolyne was able to injure it and its user by firing a pen into its neck.
Memory Unearthing
Under World is able to excavate memories of events and people from the earth.[1]
Acting on the assumption that the ground has a "memory" of everything that happens upon it, Under World can summon any past event that has happened in Orlando, Florida,[2] with no limitation to its date of occurrence and scope, by digging through the soil and uncovering the underground. The memories include car crashes, shootings,[3] plane crashes,[4] NFL football games,[5] minerals,[5] and even individuals.[6] To assist it, Versus is also granted the knowledge of everything that has happened in the past.[2] If Under World cannot do the motion of digging up the ground, then it is unable to summon memories.[7]
The memories of individuals are somehow aware of their status yet do not mind it, one stewardess calmly informing Jolyne of her plane's impending crash.[1] These memories are also composed of the earth and can be seen by non-Stand users.
Similar to Bohemian Rhapsody, if an individual becomes caught in an event, they will experience what occurred in the memory (i.e. those caught in an impending plane crash will experience exactly the specific crash that is brought up) and cannot change the event.[8] Once caught, one must find a loophole or condition in the memory to escape death, such as a certain area where nobody dies or is injured.[6] Memories of people who don't die in the original event will not die no matter what during the replayed event and can be used as a type of cover.[9] This method of loopholes can only be utilized effectively if the victim has a thorough knowledge of the event.
Apart from trapping people in lethal events, Under World's ability has other uses. Memories of individuals can be investigated for information.[10] Replayed events can also indirectly attack victims without catching them in an event, such as a stray bullet.[4]
Chapters / Episodes
Manga AppearancesChapters in order of appearance
- Stone Ocean Chapter 118: Time for Heaven: Three Days Until the New Moon
- Stone Ocean Chapter 119: Under World, Part 1
- Stone Ocean Chapter 120: Under World, Part 2
- Stone Ocean Chapter 121: Under World, Part 3
- Stone Ocean Chapter 122: Under World, Part 4
- Stone Ocean Chapter 123: Under World, Part 5
- Stone Ocean Chapter 124: Under World, Part 6
- Stone Ocean Chapter 125: Heavy Weather, Part 1
- Stone Ocean Chapter 126: Heavy Weather, Part 2
- Stone Ocean Chapter 131: Heavy Weather, Part 7
- Stone Ocean Chapter 132: Heavy Weather, Part 8
- Stone Ocean Chapter 137: Heavy Weather, Part 13 (Death)
Anime AppearancesEpisodes in order of appearance
TBA
Gallery
Stats
Planning an attack
Under World attempts to cut Jolyne's strings
Stone Free fighting Under World
Pucci, Donatello, and Under World
SO Chapter 123 Cover B
SO Chapter 125 Cover A
Chara Heroes; Part 6 Vol.2
Trivia
- Under World was inspired by Araki's fascination with psychology, along with social issues at the time.[11]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Stone Ocean Chapter 120: Under World, Part 2
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Volume 77, in-between Stand stats, Stone Ocean Chapter 121: Under World, Part 3
- ↑ Stone Ocean Chapter 118: Time for Heaven: Three Days Until the New Moon
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Stone Ocean Chapter 119: Under World, Part 1
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Stone Ocean Chapter 132: Heavy Weather, Part 8
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Stone Ocean Chapter 122: Under World, Part 4
- ↑ Stone Ocean Chapter 124: Under World, Part 6
- ↑ Stone Ocean Chapter 121: Under World, Part 3
- ↑ Stone Ocean Chapter 123: Under World, Part 5
- ↑ Stone Ocean Chapter 126: Heavy Weather, Part 2
- ↑ JOJOVELLER: STANDS - Comments by Hirohiko Araki
