Geb

N'Doul's Stand goes by Geb, and despite carrying the name of an earth god it is tied to a small, shapeless body of water compact enough to be tucked inside a canteen. It most often rises as a tentacle capped by a clawed hand, the fingers usually set as though forming a left hand. Consistent with its watery makeup, media renders it blue, while the OVA gives it a mouth. Ironically, the real Geb of Egyptian myth presides over the earth rather than the sea.

Geb's finest quality is the sheer distance over which N'Doul can steer it with precision, letting him sit kilometers off from his prey, roughly four when he ambushes the Joestar group. Paired with his gift for detecting far-off vibrations, this means the Stand can operate while its user stays well out of reach. It is otherwise a fairly plain Stand, and its menace owes more to N'Doul's cunning than to any raw might: he buried it in desert sand for surprise strikes, considered turning the water into quicksand, and flung sand skyward to use the falling grains as a kind of sonar against The Fool's glider.

Because it is simply water, Geb is completely formless, so it slips and twists with ease and once dodged a blow from Star Platinum by contorting. Even so, its claw cuts flesh, tore a man's head clean off and dragged it into a canteen, and can slice through metal when driven fast enough, while the water can also harden into a shield against projectiles. Its one clear vulnerability is heat, since the flames of Magician's Red partly boiled it away and hurt N'Doul in the process.

Geb is used only by N'Doul, a blind assassin whose heightened sense of vibration lets him aim the Stand across vast open ground without ever needing to see his victims directly.