The pride of queer folk everywhere, the great city was a place where all were welcome, a haven for individuals who flocked to it from near and far. It can sometimes be tough to divine the past due to how glitched out the television screen can be.Rainbow City once stood as a great beacon of equality.

When Darker touches any object with its hands, Joshik can make it display the object's past on its screen. Like most of the Joestar Family members' stands in JoJo's Bizzare Odyssey, this stand has the ability of divination. When in its arm form, it instills a deep sense of terror. When summoning either form of Darker, Joshik loses his arms and bleeds profusely, allowing him to use Darker for only a few minutes at a time.Įveryone in sight, even Joshik, feels a deep sense of psychological fear when projected in its humanoid form. Its breast pocket holds a green napkin, and it wears a flesh-colored tie.Īs with any amalgamate, the user loses something crucial to their survival. It wears a white, full-sleeve dress shirt, but its sleeves are normally rolled up to elbow-length. It wears black pants, black shoes, and a black belt with a silver buckle. The face always glitches out, becoming pixelated, corrupted, or rearranged without notice.

Normally, its face is comprised of a sinister grin and two red eyes with eyebrows. Its ears are replaced with two metal pipes that lead down to its throat. Its head is replaced with an analog television. Its skin is green, and its arms and hands have red thorn-like spikes growing out of them. Its user is Joshik Joestar.ĭarker's humanoid build is lanky with disproportionately long legs. Dark Darker Yet Darker, which has been shortened to Darker, is a stand that's in JoJo's Bizzare Odyssey.

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