Aerosmith

Aerosmith serves Narancia Ghirga and features in Vento Aureo. It takes the shape of a toy dive bomber styled like a propeller monoplane, given eyes and a mouth, and it houses a very small pilot called Mr. Smith. Two machine guns sit beneath the wings alongside a single bomb slung under the fuselage. Narancia recalls it with a distinctive gesture, spreading his arms wide so the plane can land on them as if touching down on a runway.

The Stand is built for battle, pairing a heavy arsenal with nimble handling and solid range. Its wing guns fire tracer rounds with unlimited ammunition, able to set gasoline alight and punch through a body, while the bomb hits with grenade-like force. Precision is its weak point, so Narancia leans on volume instead, spraying an overwhelming barrage in a short burst so the sheer number of shots makes up the difference. As a last resort the propeller itself can carve into an enemy like a blade.

Its second asset is a carbon dioxide radar that reveals foes by their exhaled breath. A small floating display hovers by Narancia's right eye and marks each source as a blip, with heavier emissions showing up larger. The system struggles amid crowds or near a big fire, where it cannot tell one source from another, yet Narancia can dial its sensitivity up high enough to catch small animals and even insects.

Narancia Ghirga wields Aerosmith throughout Vento Aureo. During the story the Stand is briefly hijacked by Metallica and turned against its own allies. The anime notably rendered Aerosmith as a computer-generated 3D model, setting it apart from most of the hand-drawn Stands in the series.