Star Platinum: The World (2024)

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Why does he say star platinum the world? ›

During the final battle with DIO in Stardust Crusaders, Star Platinum awakens the ability to stop time. The technique is referred to by Jotaro as Star Platinum: The World (スタープラチナ ザ・ワールド, Sutā Purachina Za Wārudo), a reference to the late antagonist.

The technique is referred to by Jotaro as Star Platinum: The World, named after the late antagonist's Stand, The World. When activated, Star Platinum is able to halt the flow of time for a brief moment (several seconds from the point of view of Jotaro), causing everything around him to appear frozen in place.

In the revamp, he is still rare, but not as valuable as before. Star Platinum: The World's old obtainment method was using a Shiny Arrow on Star Platinum: Stone Ocean with a 1/200 chance of success. Now it is obtained by using an Arrow with a 1% chance or by Trading.

According to DIO, the World surpassed Jotaro's Star Platinum in terms of strength and speed. Both the Stands are akin to each other.

While punching, Star Platinum says “Ora!”, which can be stated as a battlecry, or a shortened variation of “Hora!”, meaning “Come on!”.

Star Platinum was a powerhouse of a stand his physical capabilities were far beyond any regular brute of a stand, his strength, speed, durability and the best of all his precision his most deadly ability. The World has been said to be beyond Star Platinum and it shows, let's precisely examine both stands.

Holy's Stand works against its user, barely moves, and has no known abilities or powers other than giving Holy the ability to see other Stands. Holy's Stand also can't harm others, passing through other Stand users who try to touch it.

Jolyne has already had her different life, as well as a significant resentment toward her father, whom she views as abandoning her throughout her childhood. With that personality, she can't use her dad's Star Platinum because she is not compatible. Pucci's Discs have also followed the rule of law.

Jotaro didn't think that he'd really need to use Time Stop in his daily life because he had already completed his journey to defeat Dio, and Dio was the only other person on the planet who could stop time.

The answer, then, seems to be that his hat is ripped at the back -- part of his stereotypical Japanese delinquent aesthetic -- and its shape and color just happen to blend seamlessly with his hair, creating the illusion that they are one and the same.

Does Star platinum have a requiem? ›

Star Platinum Requiem is a requiem version of Star Platinum that was formerly obtainable through an Easter Egg, but that method was removed. It was formally obtainable from Stand Arrows. This stand has an identical moveset to and basic attack speed as Star Platinum: The World, but has higher damage.

Reality Overwrite: Jotaro and Star Platinum Over Heaven can rewrite and reshape reality to any extent. Comparing to The World Over Heaven, this allows him to overcome abilities such as Tusk ACT4, GER, and many other Stand abilities.

Which one would win? If you ignore the fact that The World's time stop grows, they would be locked in an infinite stalemate. The World would freeze time and try and kill King Crimson, but King Crimson would predict it and erase the time he was injured in and he will be fine.

With a final commanding shout, Jotaro unleashed Star Platinum's full power, landing a devastating punch on D4C. Valentine, exhausted and worn out, was unable to dodge. The impact sent him flying, his stand D4C disappearing, a clear sign of his defeat.

Star Platinum can best GER. If we're talking true facts and no jokes Jotaro is the victor, He can stop time and kill Giorno, GER can't react because when he stop KC Time skip he noticed time was moving but because he can't notice time stop because time isn't moving Jotaro can quickly execute him.

The meta explanation is that Araki had thought of The World as the very first stand to be conceptualized, followed by Star Platinum¹. This could mean that he intended Star Platinum to have the ability from the start, to fit the the 'fight fire with fire' trope.

Jonathan and Star Platinum both have the same physique, wear thick shoulder plates and have hair similar in style and color. The attacks of Star Finger and Zoom Punch are also similar in their extending powers, and the roar of "Ora Ora Ora!" is in theme with Jonathan's battle cry.

It is named after the Tarot card The World, the last card in the Major Arcana and symbolic of achievement and a pause in life before the beginning of the next cycle.

The star platinum disc was just useless to him, so he tossed it away into storage to be guarded by Foo Fighters. He needed the memory disc for the Heaven plan, so it really wouldn't be a good idea to get rid of that.