[Introduction] Yoshikage Kira with the Stand Killer Queen.
I’ve gone over many characters and it’s about time I got to him, and I also figured
out my formula, so I know what to do now.
So, to cut down time for everyone, I’m only going to include what solidifies him instead
of including everything that’s done.
Let’s start this off with strength.
[Strength] On strength, there’s not exactly the most
to go off of…
Or really, there’s not much in general to go off of with Killer Queen because of how
much Killer Queen was actually around for in Part 4.
One of the most notable things that Killer Queen directly did was punching right through
Koichi.
You see this being a sign that a stand is above the majority in strength.
But, since there are too many stands that do it, we’re going to have to scale to get
a general estimate.
Scaling to Crazy Diamond does you well if you just knock Killer Queen a couple of pegs
down.
Of all the times that Kira fought Josuke and Jotaro, he got whooped.
So, with how stands work, I believe that Star Platinum was just rusty.
Even if he got weaker over time, he would be around 5 or 10 percent less than he originally
was.
Debating on whether or not if Josuke truly blitzed him which would put Josuke around
or equal to the Star Platinum we see in Part 4.
And off of that, we see Killer Queen being weaker than both of them.
So, if Star Platinum and Crazy Diamond are in the 90s, Killer Queen is around 85%.
In my Josuke video it was just thrown around percentages there, but this is more real.
[Speed] On the speed of Killer Queen.
Completely demolishing Echoes Act 3 was cool, but when scaling to Star Platinum and Crazy
Diamond, it isn’t as crazy.
Despite both of those stands blowing him away (no pun intended), he was able to match Crazy
Diamond for when Josuke wasn’t as fully out to kill, and he blocked an unexpected
attack from Star Platinum.
The anime makes the block look a lot slower than expected versus the manga version to
where it looks like Jotaro was going for a swift chop at Kira.
It’s also possible that it was completely reactable since Jotaro was extremely damaged.
Aside from that, he also deflects Josuke’s blood blade and glass heart, but even then,
being able to do considerably well against Crazy Diamond without getting instantly stomped
is a lot more to say than that.
[Durability] On durability, well Kira seems to be as durable
as the humans in JoJo can be, meanwhile Killer Queen is just most likely as durable as it
is strong.
Like I said earlier, there’s really not that much to go off of Killer Queen.
Especially since every full on fight we see Kira in, he’s getting beat.
With his intelligence he gets a point on the board for Shigechi, but that same point is
deducted for him against Stray Cat.
[Stamina] Stamina.
For Kira’s stamina, he says it himself here.
He was able to move across town in three minutes while there was basically a 100lb weight bound
to his hand dragging him down.
I wouldn’t take moving across town too literal, but I also wouldn’t say it would be too
much of a surprise.
Sheer Heart Attack’s range can totally do the distance, but it’s more about Kira being
able to move that fast in three minutes.
[Intelligence] Kira’s intelligence.
Kira like the many stands in Part 4 is more of a mental game player than a fighting game
player.
No, I don’t mean that Kira plays fighting games, and if he did, he would play Smash
and he would play Sheik.
Kira’s intelligence is what gets him by when it comes to DiU.
He was able to stay under the nose of Morioh for around 15 years and he went completely
undetected in that time, or well at least until Shigechi who kickstarted everything.
He’s also a very strong manipulator with his charisma and being able to bait and outwit
the other opponent.
There’s when he had baited Shigechi into basically blowing himself up, he flipped the
situation of Okuyasu and Josuke against him to where he used a Stray Cat Air Bomb against
Josuke, but Okuyasu directed it to himself, and then there was when he had been baiting
Koichi with the coat, but Jotaro was there to check Koichi on that.
He’s also extremely analytical with a great memory and great with numbers.
He was able to calculate and determine the range that Josuke was from him, so he would
be able to use Stray Cat.
Along with that, he was calculating Josuke’s possible options with what the given situation
had been.
Josuke obviously got out of that with the help of Crazy Diamond, but that’s more on
Kira not thinking it against him and Josuke being reasonably smart himself.
Kira all around in intelligence has a strong grasp on analysis and probability to say the
least.
[Lifting] On lifting strength, Kira had mentioned that
he works out, and it shows.
Plus, being able to move across town with 100lbs on one hand is nothing to play around
with really.
[Range] On range, 2 meters.
It’s around the same as Crazy Diamond in terms of stats so I would think here would
be where it could just be 1 to 1 especially since that was the case with Jotaro and Dio.
[First Bomb] So, now that we cleared out the attributes
of Killer Queen, we can get onto the abilities.
Killer Queen’s ability circulates around explosives.
First, there’s it’s primary bomb, which is it’s first ability.
This ability let’s Killer Queen turn anything into a bomb.
By anything, it has to have some sort of physical form to do so.
It turned Stay Cat’s air bubble’s into bombs, but the thing is, Stray Cat’s air
has some really odd air physical properties and it’s a lot different than the air we
breathe.
Another thing about Kira’s bomb is that the speed of the explosion is actually the
speed of the stand itself, which is the reason you have Crazy Diamond being able to repair
Hayato.
So, with that in question, that would mean that Killer Queen would have faster than light
explosive speeds, that alone should be able to tell you about who could be able to react
to what.
The potency of the primary bomb is also never truly in question because whatever is made
into a bomb is completely atomized, or whatever makes contact with the bomb.
Shigechi got the best-case scenario for being near it, and even then, he got blown away.
He can also choose the level of bomb that he wants because he’s shown his capabilities
for it.
Kira could either silently atomize something or exploding it in the same loud way that
he normally does.
[Sheer Heart Attack] The second ability, or second bomb, is Killer
Queen’s Sheer Heart Attack.
Sheer Heart Attack is an automatic bomb with large amounts of durability and range.
This was a stand that only had a few cracks after it’s fight with Star Platinum and
I really don’t know why I’m mentioning this because in hypothetical scenarios with
other fictional characters, most can’t see stands, and I’ve already explained where
Sheer Heart Attack fairs against other stands in my villains’ video.
Long story short, if you can keep Sheer Heart Attack down without making contact with it
at all, you’re fine, that’s why Act 3 did so well.
You could also possibly hax out Sheer Heart Attack depending on which stand you have going
against it, but most likely not, there’s only a very few stands I believe that can
possibly win against it.
[Bites the Dust] The third and last ability of Killer Queen
is it’s third bomb, Killer Queen Bites the Dust.
A temporal bomb that has to be planted into another person and it only works when someone
is revealing Kira’s identity.
After that’s done, time loops back around 1 hour before the reveal of Kira’s identity,
or more importantly, the explosion.
The thing is, in a point of strength, this really only works for the situation that Kira
was in.
Bites the Dust in a fight is nowhere near good, especially when it requires planting
Killer Queen which means that Kira would go without a stand if it was planted onto someone,
which is something that you need to do if you want to use Bites the Dust that way.
You also don’t want to plant Bites the Dust into the enemy in question especially since
Kira has to avoid hurting them anyways, it just wouldn’t be optimal.
And for all that goes into that, I think I’m done here.
[Final Thoughts + Outro] Finishing it up here.
Killer Queen is a reasonably strong stand and I know that people would want it to be
even stronger.
The thing is, Kira isn’t one to train, and Killer Queen is his stand, his personality.
It works because of how Killer Queen is not one for strength really, but more circulated
around its ability.
Same goes for Kira, he’s not exactly one for strength, but he does extremely well if
the game he’s playing is based around intelligence.
Thank you all for watching, comment for who you want to see next.
I have my plans as usual, but I’m always down to listen.
Hopefully, I’ll see you all in the next one.
Until then, peace out and God Speed.