Hol Horse

“	Listen, Boingo... I am the nicest man in the world. I have girlfriends everywhere. I might lie to a woman, but I'll never hit them! It doesn't matter how ugly they are! Because I respect women!	„
	~ Hol Horse

Hol Horse is a minor antagonist from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 3: Stardust Crusaders.

Fanon Wiki Ideas So Far[]

Jonesy vs Hol Horse (Completed)

Battle Record[]

WARNING: The following tab will reveal the numbers of wins and losses for the following character. Read at your own risk.

Battle Record

Wins: 0
Losses: 1
Draws: 0

Possible Opponents[]

Arthur Morgan (Red Dead Redemption)
Dan Hibiki (Street Fighter)
Deadpool (Marvel Comics)
Death the Kid (Soul Eater)
Erron Black (Mortal Kombat)
Han Solo (Star Wars)
Jonah Hex (DC Comics)
Lady Nagant (My Hero Academia)
Loid Forger (Spy x Family)
Narancia Ghirga (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure)
Zora Salazar (Epithet Erased)

History[]

Hired by Dio Brando, Hol Horse was among the assassins sent to kill Joseph Joestar and his grandson Jotaro Kujo when their group were approaching Egypt. Teamed up with J. Giel while turning down a marriage offer from fellow assassin Nena whom he intended to manipulate, Hol Horse confronted the Joestar Star during their stay in India. After Geil is killed off by Jean Pierre Polnareff, Hol Horse escaped and made a few more attempts on the Joestars' lives before he ended up in the hospital for his troubles.

Death Battle Info[]

Stand: Emperor[]

Homing Bullets: The characteristic ability of Emperor and it's most dangerous is its ability to freely control the trajectory of its bullets. Hol Horse is able to control the bullets with enough precision that he was able to avoid Silver Chariot's sword at such a small angle and with no lag time. Hol Horse is neither restricted to attacking living targets nor making the bullets move forward. He has been shown capable of shattering glass behind him, even though he is shooting the gun forward, with the same speed as a normal bullet. As the bullets are actually a part of Emperor, they cannot damage enemies out of its range, even if they actually manage to hit the target.
Lack of Recoil: Like a normal revolver, Emperor has enough power to pierce through and even kill a normal human without any difficulty, though, unlike other guns, Emperor has absolutely no recoil, allowing it to be fired rapidly without readjusting its aim.
Increased Reaction Time: Emperor seems to move its projectiles at the same speed of a normal gun, however, it also seems to increase Hol Horse's reaction time, allowing him to see where the bullets are going.
Stealth: Emperor is an extremely stealth-focused Stand because it only exists when Hol Horse is holding it and disappears when he is not. It is almost impossible for someone to detect that Hol Horse even has a Stand until he had already fired.
Super Strength: Emperor has a B in Destructive Power.
Super Speed: Emperor's bullets have manoeuvred around Silver Chariot with its armour off sword (Silver Chariot with its armor on is faster than light, taking off its armour makes it many times faster). Emperor has a B in Speed.

Feats[]

Knowing his limits, he values teamwork as works with partners whose skills he can use in combination with his own.
Put Avdol in the hospital with J. Geil's help (He nearly killed him).
Earned the praise of DIO when he tried to assassinate him.
Survived three headshots from his own Stand.
Respects women and would never hit one, no matter how ugly they are.
One of the surviving minions of DIO, having not bothered the Joestar group since his second defeat.
Managed to kill Avdol.

Faults[]

Hol Horse is cowardly and will often run away from a fight out of fear.
Emperor has the range of a normal gun.
Claims to be at a disadvantage without a partner
Failed to kill the Stardust Crusaders while he had a manga that predicted the future and told him exactly how to kill them (All because his watch was a little fast).
Often relies on teamwork

Trivia[]

Was originally going to join the Stardust Crusaders before the idea was scrapped.
- The idea was so close to becoming true that there was a volume cover drawn by Araki that depicts Hol Horse alongside the rest of the Stardust Crusaders.
- This was ultimately scrapped because Araki thought that it would ruin his image as a "cool, western villain", and that it was unrealistic to have him join their group after he tried to kill them. He ended up becoming a minor reoccurring villain instead.