Wielded by Thunder McQueen in Stone Ocean, Highway to Hell has no fighting power at all, yet its ability to mirror self-inflicted harm onto a chosen victim turns McQueen's suicidal urges into a lethal weapon.
Highway to Hell is the Stand of Thunder McQueen, featured in Stone Ocean. It shows itself as four small growths tipped with tiny propellers that push out of whatever object McQueen uses in his attempt to end his own life. The identical four growths surface at the matching spot on the linked victim to mark the wound they now share. Colored pages present it in purple.
On its own the Stand is completely useless in a fight. Its threat comes entirely from pairing its damage-mirroring trick with McQueen's compulsive drive toward self-destruction, which makes an otherwise inert power genuinely deadly.
The Stand works by copying whatever wound McQueen deals to himself onto a target he has marked. Anything he does to his own body strikes the victim in the same way, with Highway to Hell appearing on them as the visible source of that injury. If he tries to hang himself, the Stand wraps the victim's throat with the crushing traces of a noose. If he tries to drown, it forms a liquid mass sealing their mouth and nose. Its stat sheet even hints that starving himself could kill a target the same way, and the linked person is forced into the very pose McQueen adopts.
Distance offers no safety, since the link holds even when the victim flees far from McQueen. The only reliable rescue is to keep him from harming himself and to strip away the Stand DISC that carries the ability.

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Highway to Hell is the Stand of Thunder McQueen, featured in Stone Ocean. It shows itself as four small propeller-tipped growths that emerge from whatever object McQueen uses to harm himself.
Highway to Hell copies whatever wound Thunder McQueen deals to himself onto a target he has marked, so if he tries to hang himself the victim's throat is crushed as if by a noose, and if he tries to drown a mass seals their mouth and nose.
Thunder McQueen alone carries Highway to Hell, weaponizing his own suicidal behavior against those he binds to it.
Highway to Hell is useless in a straight fight on its own, but pairing its damage-mirroring trick with McQueen's compulsive drive toward self-destruction turns an otherwise inert power into a genuinely deadly weapon.
Distance offers no safety since the link holds even far from McQueen. The only reliable rescue is keeping him from harming himself and stripping away the Stand DISC that carries the ability.
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