Right Stuff
CharacterRight Stuff is the colony Stand carried by the 37th-universe Pocoloco Tripleseven in the light novel JORGE JOESTAR. Made up of seven tiny helmeted figures, it shares nothing with Pocoloco's second-universe Stand, Hey Ya!, and is used mainly to diagnose and repair machinery.
Overview
This Stand appears only in the novel JORGE JOESTAR, where it belongs to a version of Pocoloco Tripleseven native to the 37th universe. Despite the shared user, it bears no resemblance to his original Stand from the second universe, Hey Ya!. As a colony type, it takes the form of seven separate little figures often likened to gnomes, each fitted with an astronaut's helmet in keeping with Pocoloco's job in space. Their eyes are all shaped differently, and every one of them wears a smile.
Mechanics
Very little of the Stand's range is put on display. Its one documented use, described as a kind of task management, has the small figures build and dismantle miniature replicas of the H.G. Wells, working like a pit crew to pinpoint what has gone wrong with the ship and then set it right.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Right Stuff in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure?
Right Stuff is a colony Stand that appears only in the light novel JORGE JOESTAR, belonging to a version of Pocoloco Tripleseven native to the 37th universe. It takes the form of seven tiny gnome-like figures wearing astronaut helmets, in keeping with Pocoloco's job in space.
Who uses the Right Stuff Stand?
Right Stuff is bound to Pocoloco Tripleseven of the 37th universe and does not appear outside of JORGE JOESTAR. It shares nothing with Pocoloco's second-universe Stand, Hey Ya!.
What does the Right Stuff Stand look like?
Right Stuff is made up of seven separate little figures often likened to gnomes, each fitted with an astronaut's helmet. Their eyes are all shaped differently, and every one of them wears a smile.
What can Right Stuff actually do?
Right Stuff's one documented use is a kind of task management, where the small figures build and dismantle miniature replicas of the ship the H.G. Wells, working like a pit crew to pinpoint what has gone wrong and set it right.
Where does the name Right Stuff come from?
The Stand's name draws on the Bryan Ferry song The Right Stuff, following the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure tradition of naming Stands after real music.
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