Singing in the Rain
CharacterSinging in the Rain is the Stand of the 37th-universe Funny Valentine in the light novel JORGE JOESTAR. A giant frog with starred eyes, it appears only briefly and is shown clinging to any surface no matter how fierce the wind.
Overview
This Stand belongs to the Funny Valentine of the 37th universe, the world that emerged after thirty-six resets, and it features in the JORGE JOESTAR novel. It looks like a very large frog whose eyes hold rectangular shapes and a star, and it is able to move upright on two legs or drop down onto all fours.
Mechanics
Because it turns up for only a moment in the story, the Stand never demonstrates any fighting technique or notable skill. What it does show is a strong adhesive quality: it can fasten itself to any surface, riding on Funny Valentine's back and holding fast regardless of how powerful the wind grows.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Singing in the Rain in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure?
Singing in the Rain is the Stand of the 37th-universe Funny Valentine in the light novel JORGE JOESTAR. It appears only briefly and takes the form of a giant frog.
Who uses the Singing in the Rain Stand?
Singing in the Rain is wielded by the Funny Valentine of the 37th universe, the world that emerged after thirty-six resets in JORGE JOESTAR.
What does Singing in the Rain look like?
Singing in the Rain resembles a very large frog whose eyes hold rectangular shapes and a star, able to move upright on two legs or drop down onto all fours.
What can Singing in the Rain actually do?
Because it appears for only a moment in the story, Singing in the Rain never demonstrates any fighting technique. What it does show is a strong adhesive quality, fastening itself to any surface and clinging to Funny Valentine's back no matter how powerful the wind grows.
Where does the name Singing in the Rain come from?
The Stand's name comes from the 1952 American film Singin' in the Rain.
Sources & Information
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- Animated byDavid Production
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