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Awaking III Leaves

Character

Awaking III Leaves belongs to Mitsuba Higashikata during JoJolion, the eighth part of Hirohiko Araki's saga. This close-range Stand governs direction itself, conjuring arrows that redirect energy and force wherever its wielder chooses to aim them.

Part: Part 8
Series: JoJolion
Stand Type: Close-Range Stand
Manga Debut: JJL Chapter 79
Japanese Name: アウェイキング・IIIリーブス
Alternate Name: Awaking 3 Leaves
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Overview

Awaking III Leaves is a close-range Stand featured in JoJolion, the eighth part of the series, and it answers to Mitsuba Higashikata. Its form suggests a cloaked, hooded traveler whose face stays concealed while both eyes remain visible, and whose legs are left bare below the robe.

Arrow motifs cover nearly the whole figure, arranged in circular runs that sweep from the head down to the trailing tassels at the hem, with more of them pointing downward across the back. Each knee carries a stacked pair of leaves beside jointed, machine-like fittings, and further arrows and foliage mark the ankles, capped by one broad arrow aimed toward the toes.

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Mechanics

The Stand commands vector space by generating arrows that Mitsuba can point in any chosen direction. Energy and matter are pushed along whatever heading the arrows indicate, which lets her cancel out intruding substances anywhere inside a building, inside her own body, or at any spot the arrows mark. Applied to a person, the power drives foreign material out of them, following the path set by the largest arrow.

When several arrows enclose a region, the trapped energy escapes by the shortest available route across that boundary. Mitsuba can also compound a single force by lining up arrows along one axis, so stacking three of them on an elevator's walls, for instance, multiplies its acceleration threefold.

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Notable Users

Mitsuba Higashikata is the sole wielder. She turns the arrows to defense by shielding both herself and Yasuho Hirose, and to offense by tearing open Wu Tomoki's head, then uses the same expelling effect to flush Wu's invading particles out of her own body. Later she reattaches fingertips that Satoru Akefu's power had severed and steers a pot of scalding water clear of herself, showing how flexibly the direction-based ability adapts to a crisis.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What do Awaking III Leaves do?

Awaking III Leaves is Mitsuba Higashikata's Stand in JoJolion, and it commands vector space by generating arrows that push energy and matter in whatever direction she points them. This lets her expel foreign substances from a building, an object, or even a person's body.

Who uses Awaking III Leaves?

Awaking III Leaves belongs to Mitsuba Higashikata, a character in JoJolion, the eighth part of the series.

What does Awaking III Leaves look like?

Awaking III Leaves takes the form of a cloaked, hooded traveler covered in arrow motifs from head to trailing tassels, with paired leaves and jointed fittings at the knees and further arrows and foliage marking the ankles.

How does Mitsuba Higashikata use Awaking III Leaves in a fight?

Mitsuba Higashikata uses Awaking III Leaves both defensively, shielding herself and Yasuho Hirose, and offensively, tearing open an opponent's head with its arrows. She also uses it to flush invading particles out of her own body and to reattach severed fingertips.

Can Awaking III Leaves amplify force?

Awaking III Leaves can compound a single force by lining up several arrows along the same axis, such as stacking three arrows on an elevator's walls to multiply its acceleration threefold.

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