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Star Platinum

Character

Star Platinum is the Stand of Jotaro Kujo and one of the earliest introduced in the series, standing at his side through three parts and most famously in Stardust Crusaders. A towering humanoid, it pairs overwhelming physical power with the eventual ability to halt time.

Range: C
Speed: A
Namesake: The Star (tarot card)
Precision: A
Anime Debut: Stardust Crusaders Episode 1
Manga Debut: Chapter 114
Persistence: A
Evolved Form: Star Platinum: The World
Japanese Name: スタープラチナ (星の白金)
Destructive Power: A
Developmental Potential: A
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Overview

Star Platinum belongs to Jotaro Kujo and ranks among the very first Stands the series ever showed, accompanying him across Stardust Crusaders, Diamond is Unbreakable, and Stone Ocean. Named for the tarot card The Star and designed to resemble a guardian spirit, it mirrors Jotaro's tall, muscular build, with long flowing hair, a metallic headband, studded gloves, and armored guards. Its skin ranges through purples, blues, and greens across adaptations, and its clothing turns white in the Diamond is Unbreakable anime to match Jotaro's own change of wardrobe.

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Mechanics

It stands among the mightiest Stands in the story, scoring top marks in every category but range, which reaches only about two meters. Its strength can fling a loaded jeep clear of an oncoming truck and shatter artificial diamonds, its speed can catch a bullet fired at point-blank range and is said to exceed light, and its precision lets it pluck an object out of a skull or pinch a tiny Stand between two fingers. Star Platinum also possesses eagle-sharp eyesight that can pick out details four kilometers off, superhuman lungs able to inhale an entire fog Stand, a rapid punch barrage called the Ora Ora Rush, and the Star Finger, which stretches its fingers a meter or two to stab from a distance. A streak of self-preservation drives it to guard Jotaro even when he is unaware, halting a bullet he fires at his own head and once restarting his heart by hand.

During the climax of Stardust Crusaders it awakens Star Platinum: The World, freezing the flow of time for a few seconds while Jotaro alone moves freely. In his prime the stop ran five seconds, faded to half a second after years of neglect, then climbed back to full length by Stone Ocean. In the game Eyes of Heaven, clashing with Heaven Ascension DIO lets Star Platinum copy The World Over Heaven's power to overwrite reality itself, a limitless ability that unwinds once that DIO is defeated.

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Notable Users

Jotaro Kujo is the sole user throughout the three parts in which the Stand appears. Jotaro calls it deeply violent; it stays silent apart from its punching cries of ORA ORA ORA and wears a face human enough to scowl or grin, its later smiles serving only as a warning of the beating to come. The shared close-range nature of Star Platinum and DIO's The World is what let Jotaro's Stand grasp the time-stop power for itself during their final duel.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who has Star Platinum in JoJo?

Star Platinum belongs to Jotaro Kujo, who wields it across Stardust Crusaders, Diamond is Unbreakable, and Stone Ocean, making it one of the earliest Stands introduced in the series.

What does Star Platinum do in JoJo?

Star Platinum gives Jotaro Kujo overwhelming physical strength, speed fast enough to catch a bullet at point-blank range, and precision sharp enough to pluck an object from inside a skull. In its awakened form, Star Platinum: The World, it can halt the flow of time for several seconds.

Is Jotaro saying "Ora" or "Star Platinum"?

Jotaro is saying "Ora," the punching cry Star Platinum lets out during its rapid Ora Ora Rush attacks, not the Stand's name. Star Platinum otherwise stays silent apart from these battle cries.

Why is Jotaro's Stand called Star Platinum?

Star Platinum is named for The Star, a tarot card, continuing the series tradition of naming early Stands after tarot cards and Egyptian gods before later parts shifted to music references.

Is Star Platinum a song reference?

No, Star Platinum is not a song reference. It takes its name from The Star tarot card rather than a band, album, or song, unlike many later Stands in the series.

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