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Grand Bleu

Character

Grand Bleu is a Stand introduced in the JORGE JOESTAR light novel, wielded by Muryotaisu Nijimura of the 37th Universe. Rather than a single figure, it takes shape as a trio of sentient, sharp-toothed dolphins that soar through the air and carry riders at impossible speed.

Stand Type: Long Ranged / Natural Non-Humanoid / Sentient / Colony Stand
Manga Debut: JORGE JOESTAR Chapter 4: Morioh
Namesake: The Big Blue (Le Grand Bleu, French film)
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Overview

Appearing in the JORGE JOESTAR light novel, Grand Bleu belongs to Muryotaisu Nijimura, a character hailing from the 37th Universe. It is not one entity but a colony of three sentient dolphins, each sporting its own markings, sharp teeth and streaks trailing back from the eyes. Because they possess minds of their own, the dolphins carry individual names, and their master began with a single one before two more took form.

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Mechanics

The dolphins fly through open air at blistering speed, likened by Joji to rockets tearing away into the distance. As Stands, they bend the usual rules of motion: a passenger riding one feels no wind and no pull from spin or gravity, because the creatures disregard inertia entirely. Muryotaisu can grant other people permission to ride, and the dolphins heed a rider's commands so long as that rider stays obedient to Muryotaisu himself. Each dolphin seats up to two, and their reach is vast, letting them soar far from their summoner with passengers aboard.

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Notable Users

Muryotaisu Nijimura is the only wielder of Grand Bleu. He names his three dolphins Yohana, Enzo and Jacques, drawing the titles from characters in the film The Big Blue, the same movie that lends the Stand its name.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Grand Bleu, the Stand from JORGE JOESTAR?

Grand Bleu is a Stand introduced in the JORGE JOESTAR light novel, taking the form of three sentient dolphins rather than a single figure.

Who wields Grand Bleu?

Grand Bleu is wielded by Muryotaisu Nijimura, a character from the 37th Universe, and he is its only known user.

What do Grand Bleu's dolphins look like?

Grand Bleu's three dolphins each have their own markings, sharp teeth, and streaks trailing back from the eyes, and each possesses its own mind, which is why they are given individual names.

How fast can Grand Bleu's dolphins fly?

Grand Bleu's dolphins fly through open air at blistering speed, described as being like rockets tearing into the distance, and a rider feels no wind or pull from gravity since the dolphins disregard inertia entirely.

What are the names of Grand Bleu's three dolphins?

Muryotaisu Nijimura named his three dolphins Yohana, Enzo, and Jacques, drawing the names from the film The Big Blue, which also inspired the Stand's own name.

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