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Mr. President

Character

Mr. President is the Stand of the turtle Coco Jumbo in Vento Aureo, offering no attack of any kind. Instead it hides a full furnished room inside the animal's shell, reached with an ornate key, serving Team Bucciarati as a portable and concealed refuge throughout their mission across Italy.

Part: Vento Aureo
Namesake: Mr. President (German eurodance band)
Stand Name: Mr. President
Anime Debut: Golden Wind Episode 14
Manga Debut: Chapter 486 (Chapter 487 full)
Japanese Name: ミスター・プレジデント
Tentative Name: T-Rex; originally called 'The Turtle's Stand' in the manga
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Overview

Mr. President belongs to a small turtle named Coco Jumbo and appears in Part 5, where it works as a safe haven for the protagonists. Because it lends its power to an animal rather than manifesting a fighter, it has no ordinary form of its own. It is instead tied to a hidden space entered through a decorated key set inside a clear precious stone. Later in the story the Stand and its host pass into the care of Jean Pierre Polnareff.

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Mechanics

Slotting the special key into a hollow on Coco Jumbo's shell opens access to a room contained within the turtle. Drawing near the key's grip lets a person sink inside and arrive in a plain chamber, while lifting the arm sends the occupant back out, and pulling the key free ejects anyone within by force. The room resembles a hotel suite, furnished with comfortable seating, a working television, and a refrigerator stocked with sodas, juices, and water, though it notably lacks a bathroom.

The clear jewel on the key lets people look through the ceiling from either side, with those outside appearing gigantic to anyone within and those inside seeming tiny to the outside world. Objects in the room can be smashed, since they are not truly part of the Stand, yet whether the room itself can be destroyed stays unknown. Shifting or tilting the turtle does not disturb the interior. The space offers no shield against other Stand powers, so effects like accelerated aging or invading mold can still reach those sheltered inside.

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Notable Users

Coco Jumbo, the turtle carried by Team Bucciarati, is the original bearer, and the Stand later transfers to Jean Pierre Polnareff during the group's final ordeal. A copy of Coco Jumbo also holds a version of it. The room shielded the team repeatedly as they crossed the country pursuing their mission.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Polnareff's Stand Mr. President?

Yes, eventually. Mr. President originally belongs to the turtle Coco Jumbo in Vento Aureo, but the Stand and its host later pass into the care of Jean Pierre Polnareff during the group's final ordeal.

How strong is Mr. President?

Mr. President has no offensive power at all, rating E in destructive power, speed, range, and precision, with only its persistence rated A. Its value comes from hiding a portable refuge rather than from fighting ability.

Is Mr. President a turtle or a tortoise?

Mr. President belongs to a small turtle named Coco Jumbo, not a tortoise, and the Stand's hidden room is accessed through an ornate key fitted with a clear jewel.

What does Mr. President's Stand ability do?

Mr. President hides a full furnished room inside Coco Jumbo's shell, reached by slotting a special key into the turtle's shell, giving Team Bucciarati a concealed, portable refuge as they crossed Italy.

What is inside the room created by Mr. President?

The room resembles a hotel suite, furnished with comfortable seating, a working television, and a refrigerator stocked with sodas, juices, and water, though it has no bathroom.

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