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Jumpin' Jack Flash

Character

Lang Rangler's Stand in Stone Ocean, Jumpin' Jack Flash strips gravity from a spat-on victim, spreading a lethal vacuum that boils the blood, while wrist centrifuges pelt the disoriented target with bolts.

Part: Stone Ocean
Stand Type: Close-Range Stand
Manga Debut: SO Chapter 40; SO Chapter 41 (full)
Anime Debut: SO Episode 10
Namesake: Jumpin' Jack Flash (The Rolling Stones song)
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Overview

Jumpin' Jack Flash is the Stand of Lang Rangler and appears in Stone Ocean. The humanoid Stand roughly matches Lang's own height and build. A dark band runs around its head at eye level, and a cartoon rocket ship is pressed into its chest like a stamp. Each wrist carries a rounded, cage-like part that spins at high speed to fling various projectiles. Colored pages render it grey and orange.

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Mechanics

The Stand's crippling core power removes gravity from anyone Lang spits on, turning that victim into the center of a zero-gravity field that spreads to whatever they touch. The abrupt loss of weight leaves targets hopelessly disoriented. Worse, the effect chains outward and drains weight from the surrounding air, carving out a vacuum roughly 20 meters across that pulls blood from open wounds and eventually brings the bloodstream to a boil well before suffocation would. Inside that void, anything holding air can burst like an explosive, which Lang uses to hurl shrapnel at foes. The vacuum endangers Lang too, so he keeps clear while toggling the weightlessness of chosen people and objects and darting about on suction-cupped hands and feet.

For direct fire, the Stand mounts a centrifuge on each wrist that loads small parts like screws and bolts, spins them up to pack in centrifugal energy, then launches them as bullets. Since the ammunition is physical, Lang has to reload often, but he shoots skillfully and can even ricochet shots around defenses, pairing the barrage with the victim's own vacuum to widen their wounds and hasten blood loss.

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Notable Users

Lang Rangler is the sole user. His setup is nearly impossible to counter once established, and defeating him takes the combined effort of Weather Report's versatile power and Jolyne's Stone Free.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Jumpin' Jack Flash do in JoJo?

Jumpin' Jack Flash strips gravity from anyone Lang Rangler spits on, spreading a lethal vacuum around them, while wrist mounted centrifuges pelt the disoriented victim with launched bolts.

Who is the user of Jumpin' Jack Flash?

Jumpin' Jack Flash is the Stand of Lang Rangler in Stone Ocean.

How does Jumpin' Jack Flash's zero gravity effect work?

Once Lang Rangler spits on a victim, that person becomes the center of a zero gravity field that spreads to anything they touch, leaving them disoriented and drawing weight from the surrounding air.

How dangerous is the vacuum created by Jumpin' Jack Flash?

The vacuum from Jumpin' Jack Flash spans roughly 20 meters, pulling blood from open wounds and bringing the bloodstream to a boil well before suffocation would occur.

What ranged attack does Jumpin' Jack Flash use?

Jumpin' Jack Flash mounts a centrifuge on each of Lang Rangler's wrists that spins up small parts like screws and bolts and launches them as bullets, sometimes ricocheted around defenses.

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