Hol Horse

Emperor is the character stand for Hol Horse

Appearance: An intricate revolver with futuristic elements. The metal frame covers the long barrel, under which is located a cylinder, not connected to the barrel. The stand has no sight, and between the trigger and the barrel, a large sphere is mounted in the metal frame.

Abilities: Hol Horse can summon Emperor directly in his hand, allowing him to perform surprise attacks. The Stand's signature ability is the ability to control the trajectory of bullets, as they are also part of Emperor.

Emperor represents the Emperor Tarot card, which symbolizes order and control.

Bad deeds: Wounding Mohammed Abdul. Hol Horse severely wounds him, believing him dead after shooting him in the head.

Enya Geil is attacked. She holds Hol Horse responsible for the death of her son, J. Geil. Hol Horse is attacked by Enya and pretends to be dead to escape in the Joestar Group's car.

Attempt to kill DIO. Hol Horse commits murders for money and tries to take DIO's treasure.

Forcing Boingo to help kill the Joestar group, Hol Horse kidnaps Boingo to use him as a replacement partner.

Confronting a pair of men. On the way out of the airport, Hol Horse confronts them and makes them flee by shooting off one of their ears, and so on.

Good Deeds: Helping Josuke. Under attack from the memory of the helicopter shooting at him, Hol Horse manages to pull himself together and help solve the problem.

Saving a Woman: Hol Horse kicked a woman to save her from a deadly scorpion.

Putting others' needs before one's own. For example, Hol Horse decides to break his promise to return Pet Sounds to his owner because the parrot is a threat to society that must be eliminated, and so on.

Self-confidence fluctuates depending on the situation. If he can convince himself that he has the advantage, Hol Horse is even brave enough to fight alone. If he does not have the advantage, he displays cowardice and runs away without hesitation in the face of danger.

Greedy nature: Hol Horse commits murders for money. The possibility of getting Dio's treasure was one of his motives for betraying Dio after his previous failures.

Cunning. He uses others to achieve his own personal goals.

Not completely heartless. He has a soft spot for those he considers friends, and often goes to their aid.

Known for his sense of humor, he often makes sarcastic remarks or jokes, even in the most difficult situations.

He is friendly. Hol Horse is aware of how weak his Stand Emperor is compared to most Stands and is willing to partner with someone else.

Appearance: A tall man with an athletic build. He has shoulder-length blond hair and long sideburns. He also has dimples on his cheeks and chin.

Clothing: He primarily wears light-colored clothing with a dark undershirt and a wide-brimmed cowboy hat with two long, thin straps hanging loosely down. He wears wristbands and a long sleeveless top with slits on the sides, expanding below the waist in a rectangle shape at the front and back. Under the wristband, he wears a steel watch with Roman numerals on his left arm. Personality: Self-confidence fluctuates depending on the situation. If he can convince himself that he has the advantage, Hol Horse is even brave enough to fight alone. If he does not have the advantage, he displays cowardice and runs away without hesitation in the face of danger.