Every JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Stand Explained - Standology 101 | Get In The Robot

You know we love Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure here at Get in the Robot. So today we’re covering everything there is to know about Stands from their origins in outer space to requiem. Take a look at the bizarre history of Stands in Standology 101.

Stands are arguably the most iconic part of Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure. After being introduced in Part 3, Stardust Crusaders, they’ve become a staple of the series. We even got to see them unlock Requiem in Golden Wind! So join Professor Curt as he breaks down Standology 101.

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Credits for This Episode
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Researched by: Danielle Burgos
Written by: Danielle Burgos
Hosted by: Curtis Richardson
Edited by: Jacob Atkinson

Executive Producers: Carrie Miller, Fred Seibert
Produced by: Adrian Apolonio
Co-Producers: Casey Gonzalez, Nicholas Fung
Head Writer: Casey Gonzalez
Production Assistant: Chantel Ikotidem
Writing & Talent Coordinator: Dan McQuade
Senior Graphic Designer: Alexandria Batchelor
Programing Manager: Nick Jennings

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[GetInTheRobot]

We’re talking stands: if you had a stand, what would it be?

[gokuss]

Spice girl isn’t actually sentient, it’s essentially Trish’s confident self giving her a pep talk, that’s why once Trish comes out of her shell and becomes that confident powerful self, spice girl stops talking.

[saldan]

Explaining stands is like answering the question

"How much bread have you eaten in your life"

[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Imagine how many videos of Weather Report and Pucci will come out when part 6 is animated

[f.l.o]

Jotaro and DIO: *Fighting with their stands and literally stopping time and flying.*

Some random guy on the street: Why are those 2 guys just standing there?

[igaming]

The close range stand’s shown stat range is their effective range. That’s how jotaro got so much stuff in the first episode.

[alchemicpunk]

Explaining King Crimson is fairly simple with this analogy:
Imagine a comic, two panels long. 1st Panel: Person with a full glass of water in their hand.
2nd Panel: Person with an empty glass of water on the table next to them.
We assume that time passed between the two and can imagine what elapsed there.
To King Crimson, the world's a movie, for everyone else it's reduced to a comic.

[teddlo]

King Crimson's ability is to erase an event in time while still keeping the effect of the event. That's why time just skips in the perspective of the other characters.

[ZenKekK]

“There are a set of different stands, the first one is humanoid stands, like magicians red.”
Magicians red: *_fried chicken_*

[xytu]

You just need to remember this:
King Crimson removes the process, keeps the outcome.
Golden Experience Requiem keeps the process, removes the outcome.

[futsalshuffle]

"There's dynamic duo's like Killer Queen and Bites The Dust"




*sad Sheer Heart Attack noises*

[omaralfar]

10:59 I like how Silver Chariot went from sword to soul-swapping and transformation lol

[FalcnPWNCH]

4:49 I'm just eagerly waiting for the *absolute MASTERPIECE of Stand name localization, * a Stand from Part 6 named after *the band Limp Bizkit* that was turned into - I'm not







*FLACCID PANCAKE*

[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

When frighting Giorno: Fighting Gold


When fighting Green Day: Fighting Mold

[yaboymo]

Easy way to understand how King Crimson works:

Real life lag. Like how in a shooter game you end up shooting an enemy, they lag real bad and you miss all your shots, but they end up teleporting and killing you. But everything is normal from their perspective.

[jcplays]

The first thing that comes to mind when I think of JoJo is stands
The second thing is “ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA!”

[jotarokujo]

11:09 I can explain that briefly
King Crimson Erases Time for 10 seconds which makes EVERYTHING SOLID besides the ground not exist. Upon doing this. Near by people who are doing the actions that they are doing(In this case walking) will still walk while in Erased Time unlike in time stop. This also applies to Non-Living things like Blood Droplets dropping as we see in Part 5. What ever King Crimson does in that erased time will automatically effect what he does unlike in time stop where you have to wait until it ends. And whatever he does to that user(Ex: Making Him Bleed) will keep happening until Time Stops being erased, if you are Standing still tho then you won’t be able to do anything unless you have GER like Giorno. Epitath is just straight up simple. See 10 seconds into the future and what the enemy does. Example: Giorno is walking up stairs, King Crimson erases time and punches him in the head. After 10 seconds time resumes, Giorno has already reached the top of the stairs but falls and his spurs out blood.

[setokaiba]

We not gonna talk about that king crimson “time loop”

[bdd]

7:56 That's not True. If epitaph really belonged to Doppio, he would dissapear after Doppio died. But he didn't.

[sheepreal]

Get in the robot: None of the joestars were pierced by a arrow
Jolyne: Hold my broken nail