Atum

Atum serves Telence T. D'Arby and appears in Stardust Crusaders. It resembles a humanoid robot with its user's athletic frame, marked with heart motifs much like The World and Cream, and it wears his initials on a face fitted with a breathing apparatus whose nozzles vent bursts of steam. In color it is shown white with pink hearts and black joints. The Stand is named for the Egyptian deity Atum.

Atum can steal the soul of anyone who accepts defeat in a game, a tactic Telence usually sets up through video games. Captured souls are sealed inside dolls he crafts himself, and he is free to wager and release them at will. As with his brother's Osiris, victims normally have to stake their souls first, but Atum can partly grip a soul from someone caught off guard, as when it clutched but could not claim Jotaro's after a correctly guessed punch. Telence is bound by the same rules, and losing does not free the souls he already holds.

Its other power is soul reading. Telence silently poses a nearby person's soul a yes-or-no question it must answer truthfully, without the person ever knowing, letting him uncover their true intent. He views the target as if through an infrared lens, and a lie shifts the color of their aura: a yes makes it flare up, a no makes it stand vertical. He can probe several people at once, though he may lose track of them. The Stand also seems able to fix its limbs onto a body whose soul it has touched, a threat it makes against Jotaro that is never truly tested.

Telence T. D'Arby is the only user. His heavy reliance on the Stand's mind-reading proves his undoing, as Joseph and Jotaro exploit it to defeat him.