So i've finally come around to Stone Ocean, and looking back, Mcqueen's page is an absolute lie.
Starting off with the most obvious part, Durability Negality. There's absolutely, unquestionably, not a single evidence of it ignoring durability. The stand's ability works by it manifesting on the user and causing damage by morphing to fir the criteria, its simply using its C Destructive Power to reflect damage (damage reflection). This is further noted by the fact that the only person it ever was used on, Ermes, has exactly 0 durability feats apparently. Death Manipulation is on the same boat, as something as simple as Ermes giving herself an extra nose countered the ability.
One thing less obvious but not much more so, is thatthe page says that the stand will return any damage done by the user to the affected person, but this is demostraby false. In two instances Mcqueen was directly attacked by Ermes, and in neither was she affect by it (those being, one Ermes wacking him a broom, and the other Kiss's sticker slamming his head so hard he instantly passed out). When the ability is working, even non-lethal damage can be trasnferred as seen by Mcqueen's failed electricution transferring to Ermes still, so its clear to say that the stand cannot reflect damage that is not self-harm (which is litterally the entire point of the stand, that's the whole theme of it. its the self-unalive stand.).
Furthermore, the page is missing a big weakness of Mcqueen, that being that if he's rendered unconscious, the stand disc containing highway hell will fall out, and so it will either momentary disable the ability or straight up make him lose it if someone were to steal the disc (which is litterally what happened in his fight)
Lastly, his intelligence sections is "Average, but knowledgeable in ways of killing himself" extremely not good, to say the least. bud tries suffocationx2. self-stabbing his arm, and eletricution, that's not being knowlegeable, that's just... basic intelligence. Though to his credit, he did instantly call out Ermes' bluff, so that should be listed instead on the page.
Starting off with the most obvious part, Durability Negality. There's absolutely, unquestionably, not a single evidence of it ignoring durability. The stand's ability works by it manifesting on the user and causing damage by morphing to fir the criteria, its simply using its C Destructive Power to reflect damage (damage reflection). This is further noted by the fact that the only person it ever was used on, Ermes, has exactly 0 durability feats apparently. Death Manipulation is on the same boat, as something as simple as Ermes giving herself an extra nose countered the ability.
One thing less obvious but not much more so, is thatthe page says that the stand will return any damage done by the user to the affected person, but this is demostraby false. In two instances Mcqueen was directly attacked by Ermes, and in neither was she affect by it (those being, one Ermes wacking him a broom, and the other Kiss's sticker slamming his head so hard he instantly passed out). When the ability is working, even non-lethal damage can be trasnferred as seen by Mcqueen's failed electricution transferring to Ermes still, so its clear to say that the stand cannot reflect damage that is not self-harm (which is litterally the entire point of the stand, that's the whole theme of it. its the self-unalive stand.).
Furthermore, the page is missing a big weakness of Mcqueen, that being that if he's rendered unconscious, the stand disc containing highway hell will fall out, and so it will either momentary disable the ability or straight up make him lose it if someone were to steal the disc (which is litterally what happened in his fight)
Lastly, his intelligence sections is "Average, but knowledgeable in ways of killing himself" extremely not good, to say the least. bud tries suffocationx2. self-stabbing his arm, and eletricution, that's not being knowlegeable, that's just... basic intelligence. Though to his credit, he did instantly call out Ermes' bluff, so that should be listed instead on the page.
