Light Rod Stand
- Primary work
- The JOJOLands
This currently unnamed Stand is featured in the ninth part of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure series, The JOJOLands.
The Stand's user is currently unknown. It first appears at the Honolulu Zoo after Team Jodio leaves Mundra behind, killing him before disappearing into the sky. It subsequently pursues the group through Honolulu and underwater toward Hawaii Island.

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Original image ↗ · Archived image ↗01Basic information
- Manga Debut
- TJL Chapter 38↗
02Appearance
The Stand initially appears as two long, glowing rods. The rods can bend independently before joining together to form the outline of a simplified humanoid figure. Its body consists of a circular head, an angular torso, and two long legs, with no visible face, arms, or internal features.↗
During its attacks, numerous small, round protrusions can appear along portions of the Stand's outline. After killing Mundra, its humanoid form separates back into two straight rods, which ascend into the sky. The Stand can also move in its separated rod form, following Team Jodio across the roof of their vehicle before breaking through it and reforming inside.↗↗↗
03Abilities
The exact nature, maximum range, and activation conditions of the Stand's ability are currently unknown. It is a long-distance Stand capable of pursuing and attacking targets while its user remains absent from the surrounding area. However, its ability to locate targets depends on an external surveillance system rather than its own independent detection capabilities.↗↗
Surveillance-Based Pursuit
The Stand is capable of pursuing specific targets over long distances, including through buildings and underwater. Its appearances coincide with electronic devices located near its targets, which are associated with an external surveillance system controlled by the user.↗↗
When it attacks Mundra, he is wearing an electronic tracking device around his ankle. It later follows Team Jodio to a concealed van inside an underground parking garage and attacks their smartphones, despite them being switched off because the group attempted to avoid electronic surveillance. After the group escapes Honolulu aboard a private submersible, a dolphin equipped with a waterproof electronic device swims near the vessel shortly before the Stand locates and attacks it underwater.↗↗↗↗
During the attack on the submersible, the military's surveillance operation successfully locates the vessel using a drone launched from a naval ship. Jodio Joestar deduces that the Stand's user is monitoring their position remotely through the surveillance system, rather than the Stand independently detecting their whereabouts. He subsequently uses a speargun created by THE MATTEKUDASAI to destroy the surveillance device attached to the dolphin outside the vessel. Once the device is destroyed, the Stand loses sight of the group and withdraws, although it first launches another attack against the submersible.↗↗
Physical Attacks
The Stand's rods possess enough force to pierce through solid structures. They break through the roof of the concealed van while pursuing Team Jodio and later penetrate the hull of their submersible from underwater.↗↗↗
The rods can bend and combine their ends into a circular shape. The Stand can also produce numerous small protrusions along its rods, which it can shoot out as projectiles. Against Mundra, these protrusions appear along one side of its humanoid outline after one of its legs touches his leg. Numerous small holes suddenly pierce the corresponding half of Mundra's body before he is torn apart.↗↗
During the attack on the submersible, the protrusions fire multiple projectiles throughout the cabin. After losing track of Team Jodio, the Stand unleashes another barrage of projectiles that puncture the vessel's hull in numerous places, allowing seawater to flood inside.↗↗↗
04Sources & attribution
- Light Rod Stand
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