Hierophant Green belongs to Noriaki Kakyoin in Stardust Crusaders and stands as the series' first true long-range Stand. Beneath its humanoid guise lies a web of tentacle-like coils it can unspool across a room, and its signature Emerald Splash sprays foes with a storm of high-speed jewels.
Wielded by Noriaki Kakyoin throughout Stardust Crusaders, Hierophant Green holds the distinction of being the earliest Long-Distance Stand to appear in the saga, and Kakyoin has carried it since birth. It looks like an athletic humanoid with robotic eyes and legs and a light-colored shell over veiny skin, standing just a bit taller than its user, but its genuine form is a long lattice of tentacle-like coils. Its appendages glow whenever it readies an attack. Green in every appearance, as its name promises, it takes the tarot card The Hierophant, and it shows no personality of its own, obeying Kakyoin without question and even speaking on his behalf.
Since its real shape is a mass of linked membranes rather than a body, the Stand can unravel into many long strands and put them to varied use: knotting them into ropes, spreading them thin to dodge blows without hurting Kakyoin, or weaving a net of near-invisible threads that senses an enemy's every move and lashes out on its own or at command. Snapping a single strand leaves Kakyoin unharmed, though cutting enough of them or striking the core will wound him. It can also slither its coils inside another person's body for total puppet-like control, and if it wishes it can wreck the host's airway and organs as it withdraws, with no safe way to pull it free. Its deadliest technique is Emerald Splash, in which it stores energy until it shines bright green, then unleashes a spray of gem-shaped blasts. The barrage scatters like buckshot with great speed and force, yet seems to cost the Stand little, though a powerful foe like Star Platinum or a vampire can swat it aside.
Noriaki Kakyoin is the sole owner of Hierophant Green. While under DIO's control in his debut chapters he calls it Hierophant Emerald, possibly its original name, and it is only rechristened Hierophant Green once the Joestar group's Stands are formally introduced.

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Hierophant Green is really a lattice of tentacle-like coils that Noriaki Kakyoin can unravel into long strands to bind foes, weave sensing nets, or take puppet-like control of a victim's body. Its signature Emerald Splash unleashes a spray of high-speed, gem-shaped blasts.
Hierophant Green is not the weakest Stand; it holds strong range and solid speed as the series' first Long-Distance Stand, though its raw power is only middling and a stronger Stand like Star Platinum can swat its attacks aside.
Noriaki Kakyoin has carried Hierophant Green since birth, unlike Stand users who awaken their powers later in life.
Noriaki Kakyoin is the sole owner of Hierophant Green throughout Stardust Crusaders.
Hierophant Green's signature technique is Emerald Splash, in which the Stand charges until it glows bright green and then unleashes a fast, scattering spray of gem-shaped blasts.
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