Toshikazu Hazamada

Hazamada's Stand inhabits an artist's mannequin, the jointed figure used as a drawing reference. The story also identifies the Copy Robot, a gadget in Fujiko F. Fujio's Perman, as an inspiration for its concept.

Appearance and clothing

Hazamada wears a modified school uniform whose fastenings consist of nine belts. The two sides of his collar combine to form the character 間, and each sleeve also has two belts. He has medium-length hair and wears eye shadow, or smoky eye makeup. Although he is stated to be 165 cm tall, all these clothing details remain when he is later drawn with exaggerated three-head-tall proportions.

Personality

Hazamada is gloomy, sullen and unpleasant, bullies the weak, is unpopular and easily overlooked, acts impulsively, and shows little inclination to reflect on his behavior. He is stubborn but not wholly inflexible, and does not give up easily. Rohan Kishibe considers him hopeless.

Surface resembles a wooden mannequin. When someone touches it, it can completely copy that person's appearance, voice and personality, with the sole visible difference being the cross-head screw in the middle of its forehead. Once transformed, it may argue with Hazamada in the copied person's manner, but remains loyal to him. Before it copies anyone, it is an ordinary mannequin without that borrowed personality. Its name comes from the American R&B and soul trio Surface. Its parameters are Destructive Power B, Speed B, Range C, Persistence B, Precision C and Development Potential C.

Copying also enables forced synchronization: when the duplicate and its subject face one another, Surface can make the original imitate its movements. Its disguise remains wooden inside, and damaging the mannequin does not automatically injure Hazamada. Those rules distinguish it from a free-standing duplicate with all of its target's powers.

After the failed assassination leaves him in hospital, Hazamada develops a friendship with Koichi Hirose. The two become friends who share their admiration for Rohan Kishibe, and Hazamada eventually returns to ordinary life in Morioh.