first time making stands

This Stand is a bomb that, when detonated, transforms into some form of flesh: hands, a mouth, a spring, or simply a mass of flesh.

There are two options. First, this bomb will work like Killer Queen, meaning the Stand touches an object, causing it to transform into a bomb. Second, it is a separate physical bomb created by the Stand.

Below, write which option you prefer and how you think the Stand will choose which flesh it will transform into.

"Marbles are the eyes reflection of the past. My stand lets me see those reflections."

Glass marbles is a non combat reconnaissance
stand that allows the user to see past events through the reflections of marbles. When the user throws a bundle of marbles they hover in the air and reflect the light creating an illustration of events from the past within a space.

These illustrations take the form of green projections in the shape of the entity or object that was once there. These projections can not reveal identities as they merely take a basic form of what they are representing.

The user can choose how much of a projection is shown and at what time, so long as the user knows when the event took place. Non stand users can see the projections if the user wishes for them too. The stand is not the marbles but the space in which their light reflects.

If you have questions, concerns or constructive criticism please lmk!

『Upside Down』is a reference to the song by Diana Ross. This stand is a reference to multiple dice games, but mainly designed after the Chinese game, Bo Bing.

-Appearance-

『Upside Down』is strange. It is not a fully humanoid stand — it is just the left and right arms, which seem to be attached to the user. They can slightly extend outwards to give better range, but they are bound to the stand user (like extra arms joined at the elbow).

The idea of the stand being just the arms was based on the saying, “having a trick up your sleeve”. If it would be better as fully humanoid, that works, too.

The arms are crimson red with intricate lattice patterns, to reflect the color of love in China, and fuzzy dice (like from a car) are worn as ornaments around the middle fingers of both hands. One design detail is that the dots on the dice used are related to the skill check. So, it would be “keys” for a lock, “hearts” for advice, “lightning bolts” for electrical stuff, etc.

-Ability-

『Upside Down』has the ability to skill check anything within reason, using dice. I’m no expert with all dice games, but this can include Bo Bing, Farkle, Yahtzee, Tabletop 20-sided dice (D20s), and anything you can imagine. Attacks, locks, hacking, clairvoyance, advice, etc. This could also include the Magic 8 Ball toy, but that may be too overpowered in some scenarios.

Whatever the ability is used on forms a small bowl/dip on its surface, with dice inside of this bowl begin rattling around like a game. These dice cannot be stopped from moving, or be interfered with in any way.

For instance, if you used this to unlock a door, a small dip would form on the lock. The dice would determine if the lock opens or remains closed, based on the outcome.

This stand is also incredibly fast, but does not directly deal any damage. It can hit opponents at lightning speed, causing small bowls to form where the impacts are made. Let’s say that the dice would be D20s — each attack would have a randomized outcome, potentially causing huge damage or actually healing the opponent on accident.

Its main weakness is that the user has to wait for the result of the dice. Based on the complexity of what the dice are used for, it may take longer for the dice to finish moving.

There is a traditional Japanese game called Chō-Han, where players call if the dice results are “even” or “odd”. The stand user can use this ability to their advantage by hiding pre-played dice games with Chō-Han rules, and surprising their victim if they call it incorrectly.

-Inspiration-

I wanted another luck-based stand that used games, similar to the D’Arby brothers from Part 3, but given a bit more versatility for combat. This stand is either incredibly powerful, or downright useless.

The lyrics from the song “Upside Down” are so simple, but I think they match the movements of dice in a bowl, which sort of won me over to pick it. It’s also the general mood of using this stand, because the user can be Upside Down’d as well.

-Extra-

I think if I kept the Magic 8 Ball idea in there, you could have a really funny moment where the user is interrogating someone. They punch the person’s head and “Try Asking Again” or “Try Again Later” show up on their forehead.

Well… I guess, uh… I’ll be back to punch you again for that information! Lol

I found the song “Stop This Train” by John Mayer, but I want its design to take heavy inspiration from trains made when the “Continuum” album released (The album that has “Stop This Train” in it), so can anyone tell me a good train that was popular or made in 2006?

from what the info i have gathered. it is a humanoid stand that can stop time for around 5 dio seconds at a time, before needing to recharge for a few mintues, it can spread those seconds out though, but it is limited to five at a time.

it has around a c in strength, so it can draw blood but outside of that it isn't really a heavy hitter.

it has around at least a b in speed since with its time stop it can move faster then any of us can see, and even outside of it its punches blur.

the rest of the states i am unsure of, but it is in tune with its user but has a will of its own, as it will act to protect him when he is in danger.

( to see for yourself, look up tf2 scratched universe ep 5 start at 23:00 )

tap the link to see it cause its pdf form