Stand Name:

Tijuana Brass

User:

Emil Collins

Stand Appearance and Basic Properties:

Tijuana Brass is a tall "artificial humanoid long range stand" measuring up to an even 8 feet with its arms only a foot off the ground while at it's side. The stands legs are similar to pistons in that they can retract and extend with great force allowing Tijuana Brass to shrink in height but also propel it high into the air. The stand is reminiscent of a locomotive in design with a humanoid appearance. The face is similar to the Iron Giant in shape but with the lips of the machine shaped in a way to somewhat resemble teeth. The eyes are small LED light bulbs that can rotate in the stands head to show where it is looking

Unlike other stands, Tijuana Brass is always standing since it cannot float but keeps other attributes most other humanoid stands. It is somewhat independent to its user and speaks rather cordially to others. its combat abilities are near non-existent without the use of tools.

Stand Ability:

Photographic memory- Whenever the user directly takes a photo Tijuana Brass can be called on while holding said photograph by anyone by calling it's name. When the stand is summoned it can relay information on anything within the photograph be it the location, objects, people, or even concealed letters that are within an object in the photo. The user is able to discreetly manipulate what the stand can or can't say and can even instruct it to lie. This manipulation is done with nothing more than simple thought when the user takes a photo or while it's in it's possession

Conclusion:

While not a threat in combat, this stands’ greatest strength lies in it's ability to transfer and manipulate information. This stand is deceptively dangerous, even more so since there is no way to discern what photos belong to the user or if Tijuana Brass was instructed to give different information or act in a certain way. Likewise this is a very useful stand to the users allies since the user doesn't even need to be present (or alive even) to pass off the information.