Omniversal Concepts and Objects

## Objects

### The Standoid

The Standoid was a virus with no existing permanent cure. It was a virus that infected all known organisms and can turn them inherently sentient. The virus was endemic in Niburu, Heaven, and the Beyondverse which are realms found in the 4th World, 11th World, and the Beyond. The virus was known to automatically infect anyone it touched and give them the ability to change their fates using a gravity-based avatar known as the Stand. The Standoids were known to control and bend gravity utilizing the power of the Soul, which was incredibly powerful depending on the determination of the species the Standoid infected. Standoids also brought the connection between the members of the entire family of the organism host. However, when in contact with an organism infected by the Rock Disease, the person will be infected with another disease that will kill them in 50 days if their Soul has low determination.

### Rock Disease

Rock Diseases were several diseases that emerged from Rock Organisms.

False Vampirim=A disease that hardened one's skin and turned one into a failed Rock Organism which would kill them and crumble their bodies.

Incomplete Red Vampirism=A disease that allowed one to have many of the abilities of a Pillar-Man without being injured by the sun.

Complete Red Vampirism=A disease that gave one the abilities of a Pillar-Man but will kill the organism when touching the sun.

Stone Vampirism=A disease that gives one the abilities of a Pillar-Men. It is a different strand of Red Vampirism.

### The Soul

*See Remnance*

The Soul was a fundamental spiritual and mental construct of all known organisms that acted as an antithesis to the Anti-Life Equation. It was powered by the determination of all life to survive the harsh environment, understand other organisms, form bonds, and communicate with one another. The Soul can be explained by the Life Equation, which was what was used to create life and the concept of liberty and freedom. Homo Sapiens had the most amount of determination while Engkantos had the lowest amount of determination.

### The Spirit Stone

The Spirit Stone was a stone that carries demonic radiation that killed the Standoid Virus. It carried a toxin that killed said viruses. The Spirit Stone was a stone native to Hell which was a realm from the 10th World and was formed via the Hell Fires and the high temperatures there.

### The Ark of the Covenant

The Ark of the Covenant was a sacred device and is one of the objects that carry the Standoid Virus. It was born from the fifth Covenant known as the Mosaic Covenant where God promised freedom to His people by whispering to Moses the ten basic rules of the Sentients. It proved that organisms can be more than just savages driven merely by instinct and swayed by their primal urges to survive. It was what set the standards of what was considered right or wrong in history. It carried the Standoid Virus because it was rumored that an angel pricked their finger on the pencil when they were helping Moses carve the first commandment. It usually gave people Stand Evolutions to those that it feared will destroy Humanity and all life but would also trick the oppressor by using fate to have an opponent fight against them.

### The Stand Arrow

The Stand Arrow was a sacred device and was one of the objects that carry the Standoid Virus. In the original universe, it was forged from a fallen meteor from the Planet Niburu that Prometheus threw in secret during his rebellion against Zeus. However, in the current Omniverse, they were simply Roman Arrows dipped in the blood of Jesus Christ that was kept by Judas Iscariot prior to him becoming the Phantom Stranger. They created Stands when they pierce through an organism, created Bites the Dust Stands when they stab the Stand-Using organism again and created Requiem Stands when they stabbed the Stands.

### The Stand Stones

The Stand Stones were stones that replaced the Stand Arrow of the original universe. Instead of being turned into arrows, Stand Stones were never turned into Stand Arrows. They were meteors that fall to every Universe's Earth every year secretly via Prometheus. They can only make Stands if they were swallowed and excreted.

### The Stone Masks

The Stone Masks were devices created by the Dark Gems. They had the ability to create Vampires and emulate the Pillar-Man's ability to do such. The Fortisites copied the device with their own version of the Stone Mask that allowed for the creation of the first Wesen.

## Concepts

### Fate

Fate is a concept that allows the predetermination of the course of events that happened in the book series. It is the current owner of the Author and Prometheus, the last two survivors of the original Omniverse other than the Holy Trinity and fate itself. It is also known by its less prominent name: Destiny. Its trajectory flows similarly to a river, the Speed Force, or gravity itself: which is the concept of inevitability. However, fate can be avoided in some cases, but it always comes due to your debt. Fate is like a wild animal that every person has to tame. It decides whether or not it grazes on you or allows you to ride it before it sends you off into the cosmos.

### Faith

Faith was a power that works in tandem with determination and hope. It was described as an immense belief that far surpasses what may exist that drives hope and determination. Faith can be found almost everywhere. It was believed that faith was what drove most of the Joestars. Faith was done for others, for yourself, and for God. It was one of the three powers that allows one to control fate.

### Hope

Hope was a power that was similar to faith that drives faith and determination. Rather than belief, it was more of an assured desire and expectation for good things to happen. It was considered as the most human feeling and exists in tandem with faith, hope, and determination. Like the other two, it allowed you to control fate.

### Determination

Determination was a power that allows souls to exist after death and also drives hope and determination. It was a powerful asset of the soul that allowed one to control by fate. In other universes, it was known as resolve. The Joestar Family and the McLoughlins were known to have massive amounts of this for an unknown reason. It worked in tandem with faith and hope.

### Uselessness

Uselessness, also known as Pointlessness, Hopelessness, or Faithlessness, is a flaw that is the opposite of all three powers. It is the lack of the ability to control your fate and thus makes you its slave. If you offer yourself to this, you will have no ability to control your fate and you will be punished severely for your cowardice.

### Instinct

Instinct is one of the states of mind that drives Determination. It is also one of the slaves of fate. Instinct is considered as the need for survival and is the opposite of ego. It is the specific primal urge to live. And a state known as Ultra Instinct can only be achieved through being both incredibly calm and incredibly determined.

### Ego

Ego is one of the states of mind that drives Determination. It is also one of the slaves of fate. Ego is considered as the "emotion-over-rationality" rule. The user must choose their emotions over what is considered rational. A state known as Ultra Ego can only be achieved by being incredibly passionate and overwhelmed with emotions. Users of Ultra Ego often give in to anger and often become violent over time. They also become careless with what happens to their bodies.

Note: Ironically, those who are intelligent and wise are often detrimental victims of Ego and those who listen to their hearts are detrimental victims of instinct.

### Judgment

Judgment is a state of mind that drives Faith and Hope. It is also one of the slaves of fate.  Judgment is considered as the balance between ego and instinct and is the mastery of both worlds. It is a gray area between passion and serenity and appears true enlightenment.  A state known as Ultra Judgment can only be achieved by mastering both Ultra Instinct and Ultra Ego and combining elements of both. This is said to be incredibly hard to do and using the ability could very well kill you.

### Calamity

Calamity is a state of the environment that drives Uselessness. It is also one of the slaves of fate. Calamity is considered as the absolute acceptance of uselessness and the immediate acceptance of becoming a "servant" to fate and thus giving you the ability to enslave others into it. It is also a power that allows one to decide when someone dies or even change their fate. Though it seems like they have control over everything, they are simply giving themselves to Uselessness as merely another slave to do its bidding. An unknown state known as Ultra Calamity is rumored to be used by Bill Cipher. It is the drive of power by offering disaster to others.

## Trivia

* In Chapter 346: Irony (And Announcement) The Author mentioned how multiple ironic sentences which could confirm the concept of Uselessness in the Blood of the Grimms Omniverse.
	+ "*How ironic is it that even after Miguel Ibarra calls out the United States for everything that they've ever done to him? And at the end of his speech, he begins talking about PLDT, a Filipino Product, and how it's terrible.* *How ironic is it that Miguel JoJo promised equality while also having biases against Americans, western countries, and Cryptids?* *How ironic is it that Josuke Higashikata, the luckiest man alive is ignored by the Universe so that he would be physically safe?* *How ironic is it that Miguel Ibarra, who is the reincarnation of Christ, was shunned and hated like Jesus because his ways were very different than what people preferred him to be, which also reflects how Jesus was killed?* *How ironic is it that Gabrielle caused both her parents' death?* *How ironic is it that Peter Parker always loses people because of his own actions?* *How ironic is it that Miguel Ibarra is his own greatest enemy?* *How ironic is it that Batman is always born from blood?* *How ironic is it that hypocrisy is found in every character who shunned the idea?* *How ironic is it that Dark, despite his ego and confidence, is ashamed of who he is?* *How ironic is it that Deadpool, who was bullied for being Canadian as young, is bullied for being a Mutate when he was older?* *How ironic is it that Yurielle is blind but was the only one who saw through Bill Cipher's bullshit in the end? And how ironic that she did it anyway?* *How ironic is it that Bill Cipher, the one who sees all and is all-powerful, is blinded by a measly stick?* *How ironic is it that Rick, who shunned bureaucracy, feared what is to come, whatever it is, and decided to side with Miguel JoJo?* *How ironic is it that Giorno Giovanna, who looked for a father, rejected him in the end and accepted reality?* *How ironic is it that Giorno's ability is to reject reality, but when facing DIO, he had to accept reality?* *How ironic is it that Miguel JoJo killed the President and colonized America, becoming an Emperor himself?* *How ironic is it that Jotaro did not pay attention to Jolyne in the original universe, but when the new Universe did, he was closer to her but had another daughter that he wasn't close to?* *How ironic is it that Bruce, a rational man, always does something risky because of his law of faith?* *How ironic is it that Arthur JoJo, a rational coward, always does something risky because of his law of faith?* *How ironic is it that Eobard was the one who saved everyone?* *How ironic is it that Reigen, the least powerful, was the most powerful after all?* *How ironic is it that Barry, who defeated Savitar, still became Savitar?* *How ironic is it that Miguel, the Chosen One who is meant to save humanity and all life, hates humanity and all life?* *How ironic is it that when the many Universes became one nation in peace and harmony, tensions rose?* *How ironic is it that Grimms are the real monsters?* *How ironic is it that Lord and Miguel, two brothers fighting, was the reason that Stefan, a man who wanted a family, won?* *How ironic is it that Miguel JoJo and Miguel Ibarra (Earth-777) went through the same thing as Stefan and Miguel Ibarra (Earth-Zero), but didn't become evil... for now...?* *How ironic is it that Giorno went through the same thing as DIO and was the only one of his children to not become completely evil?* *How ironic is it that Giorno's father figure is his father's killer?* *How ironic is it that Jotaro had a deadbeat dad, and so does Miguel JoJo, Miguel Ibarra, and Josuke Higashikata (SBR)? Also, Josuke's (Prince) father was killed before he was born...* *How ironic is it that Miguel Ibarra is the only JoJo so far who isn't actually a hypocrite?* *How ironic is it that Gabrielle, who thought she wasn't biased like her father was thought to be, is biased?* *How ironic is it that the Filipinos hate Americans and westerners a lot in this world because of the revealed past actions but in the end, most of the Filipinos speak English here?* *How ironic is it that Maharlica colonized America, but the world currently has an Americanized culture? Like Hellenization. But instead of Greece, it's Americanization! Btw American food is awesome. No offense, my Filipino roots.* *How ironic is it that everyone is just a little bit racist even though they're not trying to be racist?* *How ironic is it that Miguel tried to prevent Made in Heaven while also causing it in the end?* *How ironic is it that Miguel and Stefan, an unstoppable force and an immovable object, killed each other?* *How ironic is it that... ugh... I can't think anymore...* *I don't know. I just like to think about life being ironic. Because... I don't know... A rock tile fell on my foot and now I can't walk.* *You see, I require to walk and pace around to think (I don't know why, probably a weird disorder) and now I can't think of a good story. Ah, well... I might have a break... So...* *Gimme a break! Wink wink!* *Screw politics. Even though I'm studying to be a lawyer and that makes no sense...* *What do I screw...?* *Oh! Screw that rock tile. Y'know that REALLY LARGE rock console table placed under a mirror? Yeah? Really heavy? It was MARMOL TILE!!! Screw it. After my foot's muscles popped and bled because of getting swollen, I had to pull it out of the tile, which was crushing my foot. The bloody paste of 'Whatever-It-Was' then trailed on the floor. And I was crawling and helplessly screaming for help. "MAMA!!! DADDY!!! \*Insert Brother's Name...\*!!!"*"
* It was also mentioned that the Author was speaking about irony after a marble tile fell on his foot and talks about taking a break from writing, yet he continues to write paragraphs, which explains the ironic situation he was in, further pressing on the Uselessness Power.
* In the series, the word, "fate" is always in bold (in the AO3 version, however, it has not been updated yet). This is because fate is the most important thing in the BotG Omniverse.

* In the series, faith, hope, and resolve (determination) are three things that all the protagonists used throughout their journeys. This is especially found in the resolve of the Joestars and the faith and hope the Superheroes give to others.
	+ It is also worth noting that most of the protagonists have also entered the concepts of Uselessness whenever things go awry.

* In the series, Dark is the only protagonist who mostly leans more toward irony and the concept of Uselessness, because he is the only one who is not a Joestar (though, Giorno has a technicality to be one). He is a Brando.
	+ However, he is later confirmed to be a hybrid of a Joester and a Brando. But it still stands since he is an artificial Joestar.
* Standoids are based on the alien bacteria found in Stand Arrows featured in the original 6 parts of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, and its name and origins were only featured in this series and is therefore non-canon to Araki's work.
* The concept of the Rock Disease is also changed in this series, pertaining more to Vampires than simply toward Rock Humans.
* The Ark of the Covenant came from CarcerationPlus's idea of where Heaven's Stands would come from in the original but scrapped idea of "One Summer's Bizarre Adventure".
* The Stand Stones are based on the origins of Zsazsa Zaturnnah, a Filipino gay superhero who can transform into a curvaceous female superhero who swallows a magical melon-sized stone and yells "ZATURNNAH" to get his powers.
* Instinct and Ego are based on Ultra Instinct and Ultra Ego, which are based on Toreyama's Dragon Ball Super's concepts of raw power.
* It can be argued that characters like Saitama, Goku, Superman, and Lord Marvel can gain Ultra Instinct and characters like Speed O' Sound Sonic, Vegeta IV, Batman, and Kapitan Dirigma would gain Ultra Ego.
* Meanwhile, characters like Miguel Ibarra and Miguel Josuke Higashikata would gain Ultra Judgment and villains like DIO, Bill Cipher, Salvi, Aurora Morningstar, Green Goblin, and The Joker would gain Ultra Calamity.