In the original manga, Star Platinum, early on, is seen with a wide, disconcerting smile. Star Platinum does demonstrate a sense of self-preservation, as seen when it halts a bullet Jotaro experimentally shoots at his own head, protects an incapacitated Jotaro from DIO's attacks during Time Stop, and revives him from near-death by directly pumping his heart (however, considering Star Platinum's pioneering role in the series, this capacity may speak primarily to the metaphysical or subconscious qualities of Stand users). With a relatively human face, it may show hints of emotion by scowling and smiling. It is silent, except when it throws punches, during which it cries "ORAORAORA!" loudly and repeatedly.
Color Schemesĭespite not having a consciousness of its own, Jotaro has described Star Platinum as very violent. The spiral patterns symbolize the Ripple and the concept of infinity. Its shoulder pads resemble the ones worn in Fist of the North Star. Star Platinum was designed to look like a guardian spirit. It has a minimal range of clothing and armor, including a short, circular scarf, shoulder pads with a spiral design, long gloves with studs on the back, knee and elbow guards, a loincloth, and short boots (which became knee-length as of Part 6). Initially, its facial features were very similar to Jotaro's.Ī wavy line runs from each arm to the front of its torso, continuing down its legs. It wears a cap on its chin, and a metallic headband in three pieces, the central piece of which is shaped as a vertical ellipse. The spaces under its eyes and on its cheeks and chin are a darker color and divided clearly from the space around its nose and mouth. It has long, flowing hair with a darker shade above its eyes and on the bridge of its nose, blurring the distinction between its hair and head. In colored art, its skin is often a hue between purple, blue, green, and small bits of gold. Star Platinum is a humanoid Stand, resembling a tall, well-built man of similar proportions to Jotaro, if not more muscular.
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