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Goo Goo Dolls

Character

Goo Goo Dolls is the miniature Stand wielded by the jailbird Gwess during Stone Ocean. Barely larger than a rodent and built like a clockwork beast, it strips captives down to doll size so its owner can keep them as playthings, then shreds any that dare defy her.

Part: Stone Ocean (Part 6)
User: Gwess
Ja Kanji: グー・グー・ドールズ
Namesake: Goo Goo Dolls (American pop rock band)
Ja Romaji: Gū Gū Dōruzu
Game Debut: Eyes of Heaven
Stand Type: Long Distance Stand
Anime Debut: SO Episode 2
Manga Debut: Stone Ocean Chapter 4
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Overview

Featured in Stone Ocean, Goo Goo Dolls belongs to the inmate Gwess and ranks among the Long Distance Stands. It stands no bigger than a mouse, with a tube-shaped head, jointed mechanical limbs and jagged thorns jutting from its skull and chest, while a permanently gaping mouth reveals rows of sharp teeth. Araki modeled the little figure on a mummified monkey, and the colored manga renders it purple. Its temperament is savage: it can only croak the syllable Goo, yet it lunges at foes without restraint and shows just enough cunning to press its advantage in a scrap.

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Mechanics

Frail and undersized, the Stand fares poorly against other Stand users, but its talent for shrinking people dovetails perfectly with Gwess' habit of tormenting the weak, and its claws slice a miniaturized target apart with ease. Anyone caught inside its reach, roughly twenty to thirty meters, is instantly reduced to the dimensions of a mouse, the change so sudden the victim rarely notices at first. The effect seems reserved for those Gwess wants to befriend and dominate. Distance breaks the spell: a shrunken captive who strays far enough from Gwess steadily swells back to normal size. She typically tucks her tiny prisoners inside animal pelts and treats them as pets, and Goo Goo Dolls lurks nearby, hidden even within those same skins, ready to strike automatically the moment one disobeys.

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Notable Users

Gwess is the sole wielder of Goo Goo Dolls, using it to build herself a collection of doll-sized companions aboard the prison. The Stand invites comparison to Formaggio's Little Feet from Part 5, since both are physically feeble shrinkers, though the two differ sharply: Goo Goo Dolls affects only living targets Gwess desires, works at range rather than by touch, shrinks its victim instantly, and cannot miniaturize its own master.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ability of the Stand Goo Goo Dolls in JoJo?

Goo Goo Dolls is a Stand that shrinks anyone within its range down to the size of a mouse, and its claws can easily slice apart a miniaturized target.

Who wields the Stand Goo Goo Dolls in Stone Ocean?

Goo Goo Dolls belongs to the inmate Gwess in Stone Ocean, who uses it to shrink people and keep them as doll-sized companions in the prison.

What does the Stand Goo Goo Dolls look like?

Goo Goo Dolls is no bigger than a mouse, with a tube-shaped head, jointed mechanical limbs, jagged thorns on its skull and chest, and a permanently open mouth full of sharp teeth, modeled on a mummified monkey and colored purple in the manga.

How large is Goo Goo Dolls' range?

Goo Goo Dolls can shrink anyone within roughly twenty to thirty meters of Gwess, and a shrunken victim grows back to normal size if they stray too far from her.

How is Goo Goo Dolls similar to Little Feet?

Goo Goo Dolls invites comparison to Formaggio's Little Feet since both are physically feeble shrinking Stands, but Goo Goo Dolls works at range rather than by touch, shrinks its victim instantly, only affects living targets Gwess desires, and cannot miniaturize its own master.

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