WEEZER: Another main Stand, Weezer takes the form of a demented, disfigured spider-like monstrosity. Doesn’t change the fact the Stand has half a head (pun intended). The ability is known as “Fear Catalyst”, a hallucinogen casted from under the user’s fingernails. If the hallucinogen ever gets into target’s body, they will hallucinate their worst as their perception of reality shifts into one that’s similar to THOSE old Disney movies. You know, the trippy mindfuck scenes that scare kids to death, but anyway. Weezer’s user is Chad Arian and its music reference comes from the rock band Weezer.

GOLD EXPERIENCE: An old friend from Vento Aureo, Gold Experience is a close-range punching Stand similar to New Found Glory. It’s ability of Life Giver allows its user to create forms of life from inanimate objects, transforming them into small animals and plants. Mainly plants. Its secondary ability is known as Endorphin Machine, otherwise known to the rest of Chima as “Fool’s Chi.” Whenever Goldie goes into its rush, the target’s body will overflow them with life energy, making their consciousness and mind think faster than their brain. Gold Experience’s user is the one only God of Chima, Giorno Giovanna, and it’s reference comes the Prince album, The Gold Experience and it’s song Endorphin Machine.

IRON MAIDEN: The last Stand out of the main human cast, Iron Maiden takes the form of a cluster of the alchemical symbols of the seven heavenly metals. It’s ability is to transmute blood into any form of liquid known to man. A simple cut to wrist will do in order to let Iron Maiden’s power to go through. What’s special about this is that the Stand can transmute OTHER people’s blood, using them for brutal uses like turning blood into gasoline so a person can combust from the inside out. Iron Maiden’s user is Madeline Salambe and it’s music reference comes from the hard rock-metal band Iron Maiden.

WILD THING: Wild Thing is our first Chiman Stand listed here. Speaking on Chimans, Wild Thing has a lot to do with them and Chi. The Stand’s ability comes from its Chi-carved claws. Whenever Wild Thing slashes at any Chiman, they will slowly lose the ability to use Chi ever again. As cool as that sounds, it can leave tremendous consequences if the Stand is used ALOT. For one thing, balance in Chima is important, and if a said Chiman loses its ability to Chi-up while that aforementioned ability to Chi-up is kept with Wild Thing, Chima can break apart into raw chaos. So the Stand must be used in desperation. Wild Thing’s user is Laval and the music reference comes from Wild Thing by the Troggs.