Mandom

Mandom
File:Mandomcolor.png
Japanese Name	マンダム
Localized Name	Mando (All-Star Battle English Localization)
User	Ringo Roadagain
Namesake*	Lovers of the World (Jerry Wallace song)
Type	Long-Distance Stand
Manga Debut	SBR Chapter 33 A Man's World (1) SBR Chapter 34 A Man's World (2)
Stats?
Destructive Power	N/A
Speed	A
Range	N/A
Precision	N/A
Developmental Potential	C

“

Your actions are meaningless to me. I've already expressed this.

”

—Ringo Roadagain

Mandom (マンダム, Mandamu) is the Stand of Ringo Roadagain, featured in Steel Ball Run.

Appearance

Mandom takes the shape of a head as the centre of what looks like an enlarged, wrist-based item of metallic jewellery, splitting and extending at its ends into long, flowing tendrils. Dark, its face is featureless except where patterned by a number of small spheres resembling eyes; joined by lines to form a pattern of horizontally oriented lozenges.

Its design was inspired by the "Major League Training Brace" from the Star of the Giants manga series.

Ability

Time Reversal: By turning a hand on his wristwatch, Mandom will rewind time by exactly 6 seconds; returning everything to how it was 6 seconds ago. However nearby individuals affected by this ability will partially remember the events of those rewound seconds. The ability has a 6 second cool-down period after activation, this is to prevent Ringo from exploiting Mandom by rewinding beyond 6 seconds.

Even though the process of rewinding back 6 seconds is supposedly instant and unnoticeable according to all individuals effected, Time Reversal is represented by everything being rewound. Similar to replaying a video in reverse.

Gallery

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  Ringo activating Mandom

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  Mandom's ability going into effect

Trivia

• The wristwatch that Ringo wears, acts as a psychological switch. Ringo cannot activate Mandom without it.
• Aside from the 2nd Diego Brando's THE WORLD, Mandom is the only time-manipulation Stand belonging to a minor antagonist.
• Mandom is a Japanese brand of perfumes and deodorants. Ringo and his Stand's name are likely to be inspired by their TV commercial featuring Charles Bronson and the song "Lovers of the World"; named "男の世界" ("True Man's World") in its Japanese release; the lyrics of which mention "living in the world of Mandom".
• Mandom makes a sharp mechanical switch sound when activating it's main ability.