Johnny Joestar ✮

Johnny was born in 1872 into an aristocratic family. At dinnertime, young Johnny brought his pet mouse, Danny, and secretly fed him under the table. His father, upon discovering this, ordered Johnny to drown the animal as punishment. Heartbroken, Johnny couldn't bring himself to do it and followed the suggestion of his older brother, Nicholas, to release Danny and take him to the forest. Years later, Nicholas became a promising jockey, greatly admired by Johnny. One day, Nicholas's horse tripped over something on the ground, which cost him his life. The young assistant, Diego Brando, claimed it was a white mouse, and from then on, Johnny believed that the mouse was Danny and blamed himself for his brother's death for not having drowned Danny. Years later, Johnny achieved fame as a racing prodigy. He was pampered immensely: people brought him riches, and politicians and royalty watched him perform. At one point, instead of waiting in line to see a play, the girl with him convinced him to go to the front of the line and bribed the ushers to kick out the young man at the front, who had been waiting all night. The young man shot Johnny in the spine, paralyzing him from the waist down and sending him to a hospital where he suffered physical abuse. Having lost all his friends and the respect he had earned as a jockey, no one visited him during his stay in the hospital; everyone had turned their backs on him... (Poor Johnny :C)

Johnny had attended the Steel Ball Run only to be a spectator at the start of the race.

But it was after seeing the confrontation between Gyro Zeppeli (another competitor in the Steel Ball Run who uses the spin) and a subject who wanted to steal his money, and seeing a strange steel ball that Gyro used to rotate, he became curious and tried to hold it, not expecting that the steel ball would make him stand up for a few moments. Johnny pursues Gyro, who praises his upper body strength but denies that the steel ball could allow him to walk again. However, Johnny is undeterred; he decides to pursue Gyro by participating in the SBR to learn more about the mysterious steel balls and begins by trying to ride a horse again. Johnny only wants to participate in the Steel Ball Run to find Gyro and ask him about the mysterious power of the steel balls; he's not interested in anything else, since he has nothing left...

Johnny is a young man of average height, with a slender and somewhat delicate build. His eyes are light blue; his light blond hair is medium-length, reaching his shoulders, and curls upwards at the ends. Johnny always wears a light blue wool hat with a pattern of small five-pointed stars. His hair sticks out of holes on either side of the top of the hat, giving it the shape of short horns. Sewn onto the hat is a horseshoe that hangs from the front, and the space between the two points of the horseshoe is a silhouette of a horse's head. He wears a short-sleeved blue hooded shirt with thick black stripes on each arm, giving it the appearance of a harness. His pants, like his shirt, are light blue with small five-pointed stars, and he wears shoes with spurs.

Johnny is notable for his complex personality and emotional depth. He struggles with depression and feelings of worthlessness due to the injury that left him paraplegic and the abandonment by those he thought he cared about. Johnny only entered the race because of his desire to find a way to walk again, and he intends to do whatever it takes to find that way.

The Steel Ball Run is a horse race across the United States, starting at San Diego Beach, with the final finish line located in New York City. The total distance of the race is estimated at about 6000 km, made up of several routes (called "Stages") separated by landmarks. The champion of the Steel Ball Run will receive $50 million. But there are also other prizes: 2nd place $1 million; 3rd place $500,000; 4th place $250,000; 5th place $120,000; with special prizes up to 10th place, such as the checkpoint prize, available. The Steel Ball Run has 9 stages, which are: STAGE 1 "San Diego Beach" towards "Church of Saint Maria Novella" STAGE 2 "Arizona Desert" / Monument Valley. STAGE 3 "Cannon City" STAGE 4 "Kansas City" STAGE 5 "Michigan lakeline" STAGE 6 "Michigan lakeline"; Mackinaw City, MI; Lake Huron, MI STAGE 7 "Philadelphia" STAGE 8 "New Jersey" STAGE 9 (And the finish line) "Trinity Church", Lower Manhattan, New York.

Stands can be quickly defined as the physical manifestation of their user's soul; thus, a Stand can also represent the manifestation of the individual's "fighting spirit" or psyche, to a certain extent. Beyond that definition, Stands appear in a wide variety of forms and behaviors. They follow a loose set of rules that are regularly broken, and there is no real standard by which Stands can be completely classified. Stands are as varied as the human mind itself. However, generally, Stands cannot be seen by people who do not own one. When a user discovers their Stand, they usually know nothing about it. The user has to figure out its power most of the time. Normally, a user can manipulate their Stand instinctively, but over time they discover new abilities. There are 3 ways to obtain a Stand in the SBR universe. 1, being born with a Stand, 2, a Holy Corpse, and 3, coming into contact with an area blessed by a Holy Corpse. To use a Stand, the user must consciously summon it. Likewise, to use its power, the user has to command their Stand. Most Stands simply stay near their user, waiting for a command. Some Stands display certain human-like expressions on their faces.

These are the remains of a very ancient human body, the body of Jesus. These parts have been miraculously preserved over the centuries, and they can grant the person who possesses them a Stand. There are 8 parts of the sacred corpse, which are: The eyes, the legs, the arms, the ears, the heart, the skull, the rib cage, and the spine.

Spin is a state of rotation defined by its near-perfect nature. Unlike ordinary rotation, Spin is persistent and produces more rotational energy than it takes to create. This energy can be transferred to nearby objects in the form of vibrations and can be used for various purposes. Due to its miraculous properties, Spin has been used as a technique by a select few since the Middle Ages, and several special abilities have been derived from it. To do this, they apply a small force that makes the object rotate perfectly, giving it an energy boost to carry out the rotation and then letting it perpetuate itself. To enhance Spin, one must approximate the golden rectangle, a rectangle whose aspect ratio is the golden ratio (approximately 16:9). When divided into a square and another golden rectangle, it traces the path of the golden spiral, a mathematically endless spiral. Using it as a reference, the golden rectangle allows for the creation of perfect rotation and, therefore, an infinite amount of energy. The Spin must be infused into an object that will continue to spin and must be thrown so that the object can transfer its energy through contact; therefore, a user of the Spin must be able to aim and throw objects skillfully to achieve a result. Gyro is a user of the Gyro and that energy enabled Johnny to get up from his wheelchair and stand up. Spin naturally increases a projectile's destructive power, allowing it to be thrown to inflict damage. A steel ball charged with spin energy can shatter large chunks of rock. Rotating objects have a high rotational speed, and therefore, can create a large amount of friction. The Spin can affect the body to harden it and allows energy to be easily transmitted to another place, granting a supernatural but temporary robustness.