JoJo Golden Spirit Stands List

beginner · By Elio Ferrara · Updated: Aug 14, 2026

Forty of the confirmed characters in JoJo: Golden Spirit are Stand users. This is the complete list, mapped to their users, Part and rarity — plus the eight confirmed characters who fight with Hamon or something else entirely. The roster leans heavily on Part 5, which supplies 16 of the 40 Stands on its own.

⚠️ historical pre-launch note: the character list and rarities below come from the official reveals and the May 2026 closed-beta roster. The Stand names are the ones these characters carry in the source material — how each Stand becomes a skill kit in Golden Spirit remains unverified here; this page does not infer kits from source-material powers. The roster itself is also explicitly incomplete: the reference list it is drawn from states that it covers only characters revealed in the closed beta and in promotional material, so expect launch to add names rather than confirm this as final.

The six Parts, and how the roster splits across them

Golden Spirit draws from Parts 1 through 6 of the anime, and the split is not even — it is heavily weighted toward Part 5:

Parts 1 and 2 contribute no Stands at all for a reason that is canon rather than a design choice: Stands do not exist yet in those arcs. Their characters fight with Hamon instead, which is why the Stand count and the character count do not match.

The four marquee Stands

Confirmed playable, announced outside the closed-beta roster, rarity not yet listed:

These four are the headline names and the only Stands whose rarity is still blank — worth watching, because a marquee unit landing at SSR changes reroll targets.

Part 3: Stardust Crusaders — 8 Stands

Note that Joseph appears with Hermit Purple here and with Hamon in Part 2 — he is the one character on the roster confirmed to carry both, and the free SR every the closed pre-registration campaign account receives.

Part 4: Diamond is Unbreakable — 6 Stands

Part 5: Golden Wind — 16 Stands

The largest single-Part block on the roster by a wide margin.

Five of the game’s eleven closed-beta SSRs come from Part 5. If you are rerolling, this is where the density is: Giorno, Bruno Bucciarati, Prosciutto, Diavolo and Cioccolata all sit in one Part, which means a Part 5 banner is statistically the densest place to spend. What none of them have yet is a published fighting style — no source assigns characters to the six styles before the August 13 release (historical).

Part 6: Stone Ocean — 6 Stands

The characters who are not Stand users

Parts 1 and 2 predate Stands entirely, so their confirmed representatives fight with Hamon (the Ripple) or with abilities of their own:

• Hamon users — Jonathan Joestar, Will A. Zeppeli, Caesar Anthonio Zeppeli, Lisa Lisa, Straizo and Joseph Joestar.
• Rudol von Stroheim — cyborg body.
• Santviento — Pillar Man.

This matters for team building rather than trivia: the game sorts units by fighting style, not by whether they use a Stand, so a Hamon user and a Stand user can occupy the same role. See fighting styles.

What the Stand list does and does not tell you

Does: which characters are in, which Part they represent, and their rarity — which together are enough to plan a reroll target and read the roster’s Part 5 bias.

Does not: what any Stand actually does in combat. Golden Spirit sorts units into six fighting styles whose effects are all published — but no source says which style any of these characters belongs to. A Stand famous for time manipulation in the manga may be a straightforward damage unit here; nobody outside the studio knows yet, and any site assigning skills or styles to these Stands today is writing fan fiction.

Full kits, style assignments for all 40, and the four marquee rarities land on August 13, 2026, and this page gets rewritten with them.

Sources

Only one character-to-Stand pairing has an official statement behind it so far. The rest of this list maps the source manga, which is why the page separates the two.

• Jotaro Kujo Character Trailer, published August 14, 2026 — the only first-party statement we have found that pairs a character with a Stand and a rarity in this game, and that names the item used to recruit.
• App Store listing for JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: GS — the publisher’s own description of Rush, the real-time weather system and the progression systems, plus the shipped version, release date and supported language.
• Official Reveal Trailer, published May 7, 2026 — the roster scale and the closed-beta window and countries.

All links re-checked on August 20, 2026.