Random Complicated Stand Abilities That Are Hard To Understand From Jojo's (13 items)

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  (#12) Chocolate Disco

  D-I-S-C-O's similarly named Stand, Chocolate Disco, lets him rapidly teleport objects to a space in a grid field by pressing a corresponding button on an armband. So, for example, he can choose to send it to a space marked B2 or F7. The object will then fall on top of the target.

  He can use objects belonging to other people, or objects that belong to him. The Stand is not capable of attacking on its own, so if D-I-S-C-O doesn't have any objects to work with, he'll be at a disadvantage. He also has to be extremely precise - if he teleports an object to the wrong space, or the target manages to leave the area, he won't have any means of defending himself. 

  While this Stand is pretty straightforward once broken down, many fans say that they struggled to understand it as it was presented in the manga. 
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  (#7) King Crimson

  King Crimson is a complex and multifaceted Stand that's notorious for being one of the most confusing ones out there. This is partially because of not-so-clear fan translation, and partially because of the Stand itself.

  Diavolo can use it for raw combat, but that's not its most noteworthy feature. The Stand can erase up to 10 seconds of whatever time frame Diavolo chooses, meaning that everything that happened within that time frame is gone and nobody has any memory of it - except, of course, for Diavolo. Afterward, the target will find themselves in whatever situation Diavolo made sure to put them in. 

  Using Epitaph, Diavolo can make predictions up to 10 seconds into the future. While he can't change the outcome, he can find ways to minimize damage, or even avoid it altogether if he uses his Stand to erase the right time frame. 
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  (#9) Paisley Park

  Paisley Park's abilities are hard to understand even when Yasuho explains them. Basically, this Stand tries to help her escape danger or get things done more efficiently using a multitude of different methods. These include hacking into electronic systems, traveling through data networks via Yasuho's phone, deleting and copying files at Yasuho's command, and more.

  But Paisley Park is more than just a high-tech hacking device. It also presents Yasuho with two time-limited choices, each of which produces a different result. She has to choose quickly, otherwise the Stand won't act. If she does choose, she'll be presented with an object related to her choice, which will presumably come in handy later.
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  (#3) Civil War

  Civil War is confined to the closed space of a garbage dump, but if you find yourself within its territory, you're in huge trouble - that is, as long as there's anything you feel guilty about. Civil War uses its targets' feelings of guilt to manifest someone or something they've abandoned, harmed, or otherwise felt guilty about. Whoever or whatever it summons is used to attack the target, both physically and by fusing into a membrane that they try to engulf them with. The membrane shrinks until the target is completely flattened by it. Contact with the guilt-object causes the target to remember everything about their guilty feelings. The only way to dispel the objects is through water. 

  The Stand has another layer: if anyone in Civil War's territory - or Axl RO himself - is destroyed by the target, they can be resurrected and used to attack the person who took their life. This can be circumvented if the killer doesn't feel any guilt about what they did.  
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  (#10) Weather Report

  Weather Report would be easy enough to understand if it were restricted to its main ability - controlling the weather. By manipulating the atmosphere around it, this Stand can create wind, rain, or lightning at will. It can also increase air resistance, creating defensive barriers to protect its user, who is also named Weather Report. 

  But Weather Report has an additional ability called Heavy Weather, which is one of the most bizarre things in the whole series. By generating rainbows, Weather Report is somehow able to hypnotize its targets into believing that they are snails. This would be weird enough, but that belief somehow leads them to actually transform into snails. How does this work? Nobody knows.
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  (#6) Sky High

  One of Dio's sons, Rikiel, is the owner of the incredibly convoluted Stand, Sky High. Through a beetle-frog hybrid attached to his wrist, Rikiel can control Rods, see-through cryptids that feed on body heat. Using the Rods, Rikiel can create localized illnesses in his target. He does this by directing the Rods to suck heat out of a specific body part, making them more prone to illness and dysfunction. These effects can include forcing a person's eyelids shut and blinding them, destroying their muscles, or even attacking their brainstem.  

  The biggest drawback of Sky High is that before Rikiel could use it effectively, he was subject to the same Rod-related health issues. But they can also impact his body in positive ways - they can numb the nerves in his neck to help him avoid feeling pain and keep fighting for longer periods of time.  

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