Why is there no Champion with a "Stand"?

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Stand

What do I mean? Refer to the above from Jojo's Bizarre Adventure.

#ITT: Spirit Guard Udyr doesn't count.

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PROJECT Fizz4 votes

Well, by the definition given, spirit guard udyr fits. Sorry.

darkdill1 votes

Unfortunately, SG Udyr is only a skin. Comic doesn't change that.

Bonipherus3 votes

Annie and Tibbers

[slayer-jinx-wink]

Zakennayo2 votes

Annie fights on her own though. A stand is like pokemon or digimon.

snibedi snab2 votes

The absolute closest we have are Kindred and SGU. Kindred has a secondary that fights but she also fights herself so she's not exactly there. SGU has spirits that appear when he changes stance but again, he's the one fighting, not them. Having a Stand champion would mean having the character themselves do literally nothing apart from potter about while their Stand leapt out and did all the work. Kinda cool in concept but I don't think it'd work too well.

darkdill1 votes

That's if you go specifically by the JJBA mechanics. Surely they'd be modified for a League Champion.

Critmaster Garen1 votes

jayce, nidalee, elise etc.

Serevas1 votes

Not the same thing.

Jayce uses a stance, Nidalee and Elise utilize transformations.

Critmaster Garen1 votes

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Not the same thing.

Jayce uses a stance, Nidalee and Elise utilize transformations.

mechanically its absolutely the same.

Serevas1 votes

Between those three it is sure, but OP isn't talking about swapping to different abilities, he's talking about a champion that has a sort of....guardian character with him that amplifies existing abilities. I guess you could argue Kindred for this, but it's not quite right either.

Ralanr1 votes

Kindred kinda.

Blac Iyc1 votes

annie is tha closest thing to that

Woodakoodashooda1 votes

Stands are varied and unique.

http://jojo.wikia.com/wiki/Stand_Types

Take for instance, the Stand, Anubis, that is nothing more than a sword that possesses and controls whoever draws it from its scabbard. It additionally has the power to remain in its scabbard until it decides to be drawn. Anubis' original Stand user died centuries ago, but it remains, making it separate from other Stands in that regard. Anubis also breaks the rule that a Stand can only be destroyed by other Stands because of its constant solid state. Anubis met its end by being cast into the Nile River where it presumably rusted beyond use.

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