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Space Trucking

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Space Trucking is the Stand of Kaato Higashikata in JoJolion. Most of the time it looks like an ordinary deck of playing cards bearing the Higashikata family crest, and its power tucks objects, or even people, into the space between one card and the next.

Part: JoJolion
Manga Debut: JJL Chapter 55
Namesake: Space Truckin' by Deep Purple
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Overview

Space Trucking is wielded by Kaato Higashikata in JoJolion, and it usually passes for a normal deck of cards printed with the Higashikata family crest. Alongside that deck it owns a rarely glimpsed humanoid body, one that is faceless, marked with the pips of a die on its head, and dressed in scattered card suits, with a bulky torso perched above thin, skeletal limbs. Kaato only summoned the Stand a handful of times across the story, so much about it stays unknown.

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Mechanics

The humanoid form never attacks physically, since the whole ability rests on storage. Anything slipped between the cards vanishes from sight as though it were never present, and turning over or exposing the relevant card releases whatever was held. The size ceiling is unclear, but a hidden object can be far larger than the card containing it, and because air is stored alongside them, a person kept inside can remain alive.

Kaato mostly treats the Stand as a convenience, stashing her phone or one of the household chairs, though it turns offensive whenever she abruptly reveals a card's contents. She has accidentally struck her son Joshu with a concealed chair and used the cards to stage an unexpected equivalent exchange with the New Locacaca between her dying grandchild Tsurugi and Toru.

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Notable Users

Kaato Higashikata, the matriarch of the Higashikata family, is the only user. Her power invites comparison to Enigma from Diamond is Unbreakable, another Stand that sealed things out of reach, though that one hid its captures inside sheets of paper rather than cards.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Space Trucking ability in JoJo?

Space Trucking is the Stand of Kaato Higashikata in JoJolion, which usually appears as a deck of playing cards bearing the Higashikata family crest. Its power lets Kaato store objects or even people in the space between the cards, hiding them from sight until she reveals the card again.

Who uses Space Trucking in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure?

Space Trucking belongs to Kaato Higashikata, the matriarch of the Higashikata family in JoJolion. She rarely summons the Stand, so much about its full capabilities remains unknown.

What does Space Trucking's humanoid form look like?

Space Trucking has a rarely seen humanoid body that is faceless, marked with die-like pips on its head, dressed in scattered card suits, and built with a bulky torso above thin, skeletal limbs. This form never attacks physically since the Stand's entire ability centers on storage.

How has Kaato Higashikata used Space Trucking against her family?

Kaato Higashikata has used Space Trucking both as a convenience, stashing items like her phone or a chair, and as a weapon, once striking her son Joshu with a hidden chair she suddenly revealed. She also used the cards to arrange an equivalent exchange involving the New Locacaca between her dying grandson Tsurugi and Toru.

How does Space Trucking compare to Enigma from Diamond is Unbreakable?

Space Trucking invites comparison to Enigma, another Stand that sealed things out of reach, though Enigma hid its captures inside sheets of paper rather than playing cards. Both Stands share the theme of concealing objects in an inaccessible space.

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