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The Great Tree of Sugar Mountain is a giant tree serving as a Devil's Palm, where the Saint's Corpse's ears and left arm can be obtained, introduced in the The Promised Land: Sugar Mountain story arc in Steel Ball Run.
The tree is a Stand User, wielding the Stand Sugar Mountain that is bound to it, with an ability that possesses guardians of the same name to carry out supernatural trials to test the greed of passerby's pursuing items possessed by the tree.
Appearance
The Great Tree of Sugar Mountain is an extremely large tree with a small spring lying between its roots. Fused within the trunk are the human victims of it's Stand, most of which display expressions of pain and grimace. Within the tree is a hollow space, with drawings of horses and oxen skulls on the walls. In the space is a wooden chest used by the current guardian to present new victims with their gifts.
Color Schemes
The series is known for alternating colors between media, the information presented below may or may not be canon.
Summary
The tree submits passersby to two trials, overseen by a prior victim. Sugar Mountain is the current host when Johnny Joestar and Gyro Zeppeli come across it. The springs nearby are connected to the tree and are part of the trial.
An object dropped into the 'fountain' transforms into a top-quality item! If one lies, the tree pulls out their tongue. Honest answers are rewarded with highest grade goods, which must be traded before nightfall. Otherwise, the person will become the tree's 'fruit'.
Abilities
Stand
- Main article: Sugar Mountain (Stand)When a person steps on or an object is placed on the leaves, a group of countless ladybug-like Stands move them around instantaneously, usually causing the person to accidentally break something.
