Isaac Fairstar

Appearance:
WIP

Personality:
Isaac is a major perfectionist, needing things his way all the time, getting bothered by tiny things such as improperly ordered books on a shelf, or papers that aren’t straightened on a desk. He’s more lenient with people in terms of behavior, but he despises unkemptness, and will not get himself dirty.

Stand Ability:
Desolation Boulevard is a powerful stand that allows the user to generate models of an immediate area around him.

Once the ability is activated a 1:100 scale model of everything in a 100 meter radius will be created and will hover in front of the user. The selected area that is modeled can be anywhere in a 300m radius. This model includes everything from trees to rocks to cars to buildings. Every non-living object in the radius is placed in the model. From here the ability is simple: Anything that happens to the model happens to the real area. If the user knocks over a building in the model, down that building goes. This gives the user countless options in battle or for utility as well and practically allows them to freely interact with any non-living object however they wish.

Once living objects are considered things get a little different. Living objects are represented by the model. They appear as tiny little figures in their real positions. Living things cannot be directly affected by the stand, and anything that they are directly touching cannot be affected either, so things like clothes or personal items can’t be taken or removed. This rule does not apply to vehicles or other large masses. This applies to stands as well

Stand Weakness:
The stand generates a model of everything above surface level, meaning things like subway networks or tunnels will not be shown. As well as that the stand is very situational and requires an area with lots of physical objects to be effective. Basically: A tier in a city, D tier in the great plains. Finally the stand has no direct way to protect its user or fight, rather it must rely on its model. Also, when it comes to living things, the stand only updates their position every other turn.

Stand Stats:
Power: None

Potential: D

Precision B

Durability: D

Range: A

Speed: D

Backstory:
Back in the 80s a man named Johannes Fairstar moved to New York city, intent on founding a research and development facility. He had some mild success, however his foundation was overshadowed by the dramatic rise of the Rogers Foundation, who rapidly became famous for their discoveries in Italy relating to the ancient romans and Etruscans. The Starlight Institute as it was called, was rapidly pushed to the side and was unable to compete with their rival, however the world of science always has room for more research, though not always in the spotlight. The next several decades were spent steadily growing the company, with the primary research being into archeological sites in Germany and Eastern Europe. By the early 2000s the foundation was doing well and Johannes had managed to make quite a fortune for himself and his partners. However, Johannes wasn't the most honest man and he still desired to get ahead, he desired to rise even higher in the world. By the early 90s he had managed to catch whispers of strange arrows discovered in Italy by the Rogers Foundation which could grant incredible power to any pierced by them. Through his connections he was able to find one, though it took him the greater part of a decade. The power he unlocked was exactly what he wanted, the ability to read potential in investments, people, and even other stands. It was ideal, and he used this to take his company even further and rise even higher. Still eager for more and drunk on power he came across an idea. While in Germany working on dig rights for a set of old ruins he happened to come across a group of city boys from a local orphanage, one of the them, a 4 year old boy named Nicky, gave off not only a stand potential reading, but one far higher than he had ever detected in all his years. He realized this was yet another chance to climb higher. He adopted the boy and began to raise him as his own son, one he would turn into an asset for his own personal use. Nicolaus was adopted in 2010 at the age of 4. Two years later in 2012 another boy, Isaac, from England was adopted for the same reasons, he was 5 at the time. Finally a third boy, Galileo, was adopted at the age of 7 in 2016. These 3 boys were raised as almost mercenaries who could be used by the Starlight Institute for research into stands and security on any important research operations, as well as any personal work for their father.