#stand arrows

I will make a post about Starmen, the race of aliens that created the stand artifacts, along with some drawings of notable Starmen shortly.

@cosmichoroscope : “Hey! I loved the way you did my last request, so I decided maybe one more wouldn't hurt! Would you mind doing 26 ("Did you ever even love me?") 31( “Hopeless, worthless, and useless: the list goes on with all the ways I could use to describe how you made me feel." ) with Jotaro, please? With a gender-neutral reader if you could? I love your writing and I can't wait to see more!”

26. “Did you ever even love me?”

31. “Hopeless, worthless, and useless, the lisy goes on with all the ways i could use to describe how you made me feel.”

A/N: FUCK this is sad, y’all are getting a heaping helping of angst. I also combined the two asks bc they’re similar, and i figured it would be fun! Bring tissues! (I used p4 jotaro, figured it could be fun!)

Warnings: ANGST, domestic fighting, sadness, mutual pining(?), language

This was the last straw for Jotaro. The first time his love had been attacked by an enemy Stand user, he thought it was blind luck. Just someone who had stumbled upon him, figured out his reputation, and gone after you by chance.

Hey guys! This year (actually on 8.1) i will open my first stand at Cami Con. Im gonna sell posters and stickers... And as well Jojo mask and stand arrows!. Ik that this is the wrong place to show it cuz my Con is in my country, but wanted to share my hard work with everyone.

There is 3 types of mask.

And 3 types of arrow

I’ve got a lot of feelings about Mikitaka. First things first, I am almost 100% sure that Araki wrote him to be a kid who is obsessed with extraterrestrials pretending to be an alien. With that said: Honestly, which is more fun? Writing about a kid pretending to be an alien? Or writing about an alien pretending to be a kid, brainwashing a woman into thinking he’s her son, and then trying to learn about human culture from one of the least socially “normal” high schoolers in Morioh?

And so, for the sake of my own amusement, I choose to think that Mikitaka is an alien. Doesn’t mean that I don’t have evidence for it, however. Stand arrows were created from a meteorite that landed on the earth, carrying an alien virus that could grant humans special powers if they survived exposure to the substance. 

Where did that virus come from?

I’d say it originated in Mikitaka’s homeworld. It makes sense that the arrow would have been rejected by a stand user and just bounced off of them instead of embedding itself in them, as they already have a stand. If Mikitaka comes from a planet that is fully infected with this virus (read: everyone has a stand), it makes perfect sense that he would have such a neutral reaction to seeing Crazy Diamond for the first time. And if his race were able to trace the meteor falling to Earth, perhaps that is why they sent Mikitaka to investigate the planet: there would be creatures with stands, just like them. It’s some food for thought.

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Okay, there is another theory that I personally love myself just because I am a Pillar Man fanatic. There are a million holes that can be poked in this theory, but I love it too much to not mention it. Mikitaka could be Santana and his “mother” could be Kars that crash landed back down on Earth. First of all, volcanoes don’t actually have enough power to send objects out of Earth’s gravitational pull. Kars would have just been circling the Earth for a number of years until he inevitably came crashing back down. He can also take whatever living form he would like. It wouldn’t be unlike him to try and find an ally that he could rely on to retake power for himself, and busting Santana out of a lab would be child’s play for a being like him. He would still be cautious, however. Kars is prideful, but not stupid. He learns from his experiences. His most recent experience dictates that humans are, in fact, able to put him in stasis for years on end. 

The perfect disguise for him and his incredibly socially inept ally (as shown by Santana’s behavior in the Nazi base) would be a mother who fits perfectly into human society and a child who pretends to be from outer space, learning about society for himself. Santana has already been shown to have talent in bodily manipulation; with a mentor like Kars, he could easily learn to manipulate himself into the shapes that Earth Wind and Fire allows Mikitaka to.