Blue Hawaii is the Stand wielded by Dolomite in JoJolion. A headless, bone-covered figure classed as a Long-Distance type, it wins fights not by brawling but by infecting anyone who touches something linked to its master, driving them to hunt a chosen victim.
The Stand presents a grotesque, roughly human silhouette with no head at all. A swollen torso shaped like a heart dominates its build, flanked by wing-like growths at the back and paired openings above each shoulder. Its limbs clash in scale: the arms are tiny and mechanical, while the feet spread into four broad claws. Cracked dark plating and scattered bones cover the whole body, and an animal skull dangles at its groin. Colored printings render the figure blue with grey bones. On its own Blue Hawaii cannot fight, yet its knack for hijacking bodies and hounding a mark without pause makes it a menace that can only be stopped by tracking down and beating its owner.
Blue Hawaii seizes command of a person or animal once that target handles any object that was previously part of Dolomite, a shed tooth being his favorite trigger. The contact has to be direct; a plastic barrier blocks the transfer, though touching an infected victim's blood still counts. Skeletal markings spread across a body the moment it is claimed. A possessed host loses their will entirely, reduced to a shambling drone that carries out one fixed order, whether that means charging a target, returning to Dolomite, or any other instruction. Crucially, the puppet can only travel in a straight line and cannot climb over or steer around anything blocking its path, which is the power's chief flaw.
Every infected host doubles as a carrier. Should their flesh or blood touch someone new, the curse jumps across, and the earlier victim snaps back to their senses, since the Stand holds no more than one living body at a time.
Dolomite is the sole user of Blue Hawaii, deploying it against Josuke Higashikata during the events of JoJolion. Because the Stand itself trades punches with no one, Dolomite relies on scattered pieces of himself, such as his teeth, to seed the infection from a safe distance.

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Blue Hawaii is Dolomite's Stand in JoJolion. It cannot fight directly, but it seizes control of anyone who touches an object that was once part of Dolomite, turning them into a puppet that hunts a chosen target.
Blue Hawaii is a headless, roughly human silhouette with a swollen, heart shaped torso, wing like growths on its back, tiny mechanical arms, and four clawed feet, all covered in cracked dark plating and scattered bones.
A person possessed by Blue Hawaii can only travel in a straight line and cannot climb over or steer around obstacles blocking their path, which is the power's chief flaw.
Blue Hawaii's infection spreads when an infected host's flesh or blood touches someone new, passing the curse to the new victim while the earlier one snaps back to their senses, since the Stand can only control one living body at a time.
Dolomite has used Blue Hawaii against Josuke Higashikata during the events of JoJolion, seeding the infection through scattered pieces of himself, such as his teeth, to attack from a safe distance.
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