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Tatoo You! (TATOO YOU(タトゥーユー)! Tatū Yū!) is the shared Stand of the Eleven Men, featured in Steel Ball Run.

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Tatoo You! is the Stand of the Eleven Men in Steel Ball Run, appearing as tribal tattoos with a white mask on each member's head. Its ability, Body Slide, lets them share consciousness and physical form, complicating the Steel Ball Run race for the protagonists.
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In JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Steel Ball Run, Tatoo You! is a Stand shared by the Eleven Men, who are Funny Valentine's henchmen. This Stand enhances their teamwork, allowing them to merge into each other. They use this ability to attack Johnny Joestar and Gyro Zeppeli during the 5th stage, aiming to obtain the Saint's Corpse parts. Despite their efforts, Johnny and Gyro defeat several members.
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In Steel Ball Run, Tatoo You! is the shared Stand of the Eleven Men. It appears as tribal tattoos on their heads, with a white mask resembling a closed-eyed face. The Stand's ability, Body Slide, lets them phase through objects, aiding their stealth and mobility in the race.
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In JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Tatoo You! is a Stand shared by the Eleven Men, featuring black tribal tattoo-like graphics on their heads. This design enhances their teamwork and defense, reflecting the Stand's unique ability to function collectively, making objects resemble balloons. This concept aligns with the Steel Ball Run storyline.
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Tatoo You! stands out in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure because it is controlled by eleven individuals, the Eleven Men, enhancing their teamwork and defense. This shared control is rare among Stands, which are usually managed by a single user, making Tatoo You! unique in its collective operation.
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Appearance[]

Tatoo You! takes the physical form of black graphics resembling tribal tattoos across the back of each of the Eleven Men's heads. Each member also has a small white mask in the middle of these markings as well, resembling a face with closed eyes and a neutral expression. Although unclear, the pattern on the back of each of the Eleven Men's coats may also be part of the Stand physically too.

Ability[]

Tatoo You! functions as an ability shared between all of the Eleven Men, greatly enhancing their teamwork and defense. This Stand is largely unique in the sense that it is controlled by eleven individuals; although shared Stands have been seen before such as Tomb of the Boom, it still holds the record for the largest amount of users for the same Stand by a significant amount. The Stand's official description suggests that there is a leader amongst the men who may be the main owner of Tatoo You!, but it is unknown who it could be.[1] After the death of ten of the eleven users, it is likely that Tatoo You! no longer retained much effective use for the surviving member, this is due to the fact he would have no way to travel between his fellow users without physically bringing their corpses with him everywhere.

Body Slide[]

Tatoo You! allows the Eleven Men to phase into each other by using the tattoos on their backs as portals, then reappearing through the tattoos at will.[2] The men can exist in the same spot all at once, appearing as if they are merged together.[3]

It allows the men to hide inside each other in order to avoid attacks. Even if a member of the group dies with companions inside, those inside the tattoos are unharmed and can move the bodies to position themselves to attack.[3]

Chapters[]

Manga Appearances
Chapters in order of appearance


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Trivia[]

  • Tatoo You!'s design may have been inspired from a type of tribal tattoo that Araki saw somewhere once.[4]

References[]

  1. SBR Volume 12, in-between Stand description, SBR Chapter 46
  2. SBR Chapter 46
  3. 3.0 3.1 SBR Chapter 47
  4. JOJOVELLER: STANDS - Comments by Hirohiko Araki[1]

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