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This currently unnamed Stand, presumed to belong to an unknown enemy from HOWLER, is featured in the ninth part of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure series, The JOJOLands.

It is a long-range Stand that triggers automatically when its victims activate its trap, inflicting diseases on its targets.

Appearance

This Stand has a microscopic size, small enough to travel through blood vessels in a human body. It has a somewhat humanoid form wrapped in bandages which cover much of its body and head, giving it a mummified look. The head of the Stand resembles a helmet akin to a distinctive jester-like hat that has two points, each ending in a small ball. There is an opening for its thin eyes, which lack irises and are vertically segmented with lines. Below its eyes, the helmet has a downward-pointing arrow on the center of its face. There are also arrows extending from the sides of its face to its chin.

It has armor-like elements like a chestplate with shoulder pads. Additionally, it has sharp claws and three fingers. Its legs have knee pads, with the lower portion splitting into three legs wearing boots that are dark on top, making it appear as if it has dark toenails.

Personality

As an automatic Stand, it indiscriminately attacks anyone who would investigate HOWLER's land. The Stand screeches like "Bisshaa" (ビッシャア).

Abilities

The Stand is a long-distance and automatic pursuit-type ability. Jodio presumes that its user set up a trap in the original paper copies of HOWLER's land deeds like a landmine. When someone investigates it, they'll be automatically attacked. Afterward, the user just arrives to check if the target died.[1]

Disease Inducement

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