Wildhearts

Wildhearts
Japanese Name	ワイルド・ハーツ (Wairudo Haatsu)
Namesake	The Wildhearts (hard rock group) Endless Nameless (Wildhearts album)
User (Default Name)	大神　(Ōkami/Ōgami)
Stats
Distance	Long-Range
Class	Speed Type
Power	C
Speed	A
Range	A
Precision	C
Durability	B
Potential	C

"A gigantic fusion of human and beast, it can move at mind-boggling speeds to capture its prey. Not physically strong, but can do considerable damage with fangs and claws. Has a mind of its own, but not a very sharp one. It is unpredictable and will often give chase to an enemy whether its user wills it or not." (In-Game Description)

"Co-operative and open-hearted, but down-to-earth to the point of being dry. Always an individual, you are sentimental and have an eye for beauty. Though aloof and laid back, you easily succumb to loneliness, and you treasure your time spent with friends more than anything else in the world." (Personality Evaluation)

Base Stats

In addition to these base stats, the Stand itself gives a bonus of Speed +2 and Power/Spirit +1.

Lv	HP	SP	Power	Durability	Spirit	Speed
1	40	40	13	15	22	33
50	600	600	103	95	287	474

Though Wildhearts has fairly low stats, it carries a variety of both mid- and long-range techniques, and has a sub-Stand titled Endless Nameless, which can lower an enemy's base stats as well as inflict continuous damage for 3 turns or more. Combined with Push It To The Limit, this Stand can hit hard for very little SP while debuffing the foe in the process.

Moveset

Wildhearts' normal attack is non-ranged, physical, hits a single target twice, has a basic hit rate of 90%, and has a 10% chance of inflicting Fear and Bleed.

The Eagle status inflicted by Endless Nameless is exclusive to Wildhearts. It is mostly identical to Pursued status, doing 10% of max HP +1 worth of damage to an enemy and lowering their hit rate by 10% while affected.

Name	SP cost	Level learned	Effect
Cardiac Massage	5	1	Revives an ally from K.O.
Stone Toss	1	1	Inflicts physical damage on one enemy.
Claw	8	1	Inflicts non-elemental damage on an enemy. (M)
Pounce	10	2	Inflicts non-elemental damage on an enemy. (L)
Body Slam	5	3	Inflicts damage + Dizzy on an enemy.
Wild Howl	3	4	Inflicts Fear status on all enemies.
Bite	12	5	Inflicts non-elemental damage on an enemy. (M)
Wallop	2	6	Wallops the enemy for physical damage. / +BlowBack/Dizzy
Endless, Nameless	15	8	Attacks an enemy with an automatic Stand. (L) / Debuffs all stats and inflicts Eagle
Desperation Attack	3	9	Attacks all enemies. Has low power & accuracy. (S)
Ride	3	12	Ride on the back of your Stand. Cancel key can be used to dash.
Glare	2	13	Inflicts Fear status on an enemy.
Rampage	20	14	Inflicts severe non-elemental damage on all enemies. / (L) +Fear
Chew To Bits	16	15	Inflicts defense-piercing damage on an enemy. (M)
Throw	5	18	Throw the enemy into the ground.
Erase Presence	4	23	Makes the enemy unable to sense your presence.
Unleash	36	24	Inflicts defense-piercing damage on enemies. / (L) + Fear
Stalk	26	25	Inflicts defense-piercing damage on an enemy. (L)
Push It To The Limit	100	45	Buffs all stats, restores HP, and cures status effects

Despite Endless, Nameless being mentioned as an S ranged attack in the game, it is actually L ranged.

Combination

Name	Partner
Combination Attack	Everyone
Sturm und Drang	Jotaro
Flower Garden	Kakyoin
Cosmic Gamble	Joseph
All Creation	Abdul
Light Speed	Polnareff
Flawless Beauty	Iggy

Overworld Interactions

Harbor

• Chases down Emilio and brings him back to you after talking to him the third time, skipping the final chase sequence.

Singapore

• Triggering the "Dogs In Singapore" event with Abdul will yield extra dialogue.

Saudi Arabia

• Can help Kakyoin fight The Sun.

Fertile Crescent

• Triggers extra dialogue during the scene where Iggy is first met. Also, it can help Jotaro and Iggy fight N'Dour.

Edfu

• Triggering the "Iggy's Theft" event with Iggy will yield extra dialogue.

Luxor

• Gives extra dialogue during the cafe scene where Bastet's effects are first shown.

Author's Notes

In short, "a person who can't be true to themselves". The dual nature of a werewolf is like a delicately balanced image of duality, like being cooperative yet laid-back or being emotional yet strangely dry. Being unable to make most of their individuality and not being understood by others, is what I (the author) considered the reason for a werewolf's worry and loneliness to be.

Trivia

• There is a minor exploit in the game that can only be performed with this Stand or Howlin' Wolf with the Ride command learned. To perform it, you must be in the Kujo residence in Japan after you've defeated Kakyoin. In front of Abdul, on the tile directly before the one that triggers the story event, face forward and use Ride from the menu. You'll be caught in a loop, pacing left and right endlessly while the game tells you you can't get off your Stand. If you mash the Action button enough, however, you can break free. Once you regain control of your character, use the Ride command again to successfully phase through the invisible wall behind Abdul and explore the rest of the Kujo residence, including the outdoor area which cannot be seen at all in normal gameplay. If you try to leave the mansion, the alleyway will be blocked off, trapping you, and when you re-enter, you'll be booted to a glitched version of the Personality Evaluation that leads to a blank screen. You can also perform this glitch at the school by following the above instructions on the tile before the one that triggers the Kakyoin boss fight, allowing you to walk freely around the nurse's office and talk to the nurse and delinquents.
• During Joseph and Polnareff's endings, which take place 10 years after the events of the game, if the Playable Character has Wildhearts as a Stand, they will become a novelist. During the after credits scene in Polnareff's ending, the Playable Character will go to France for some sightseeing with Polnareff, only for him to ask them to help bust a drug ring in Italy. Later on, they discover that no form of electronic communication they attempt to send has been going through.
• According to Clayman, Wildhearts's special ability is "suppressed irrepressible impulse.” It is "a runaway ability” that shows its true value when the stand user does not control Wildhearts. Endless, Nameless is a symbol of further free from the runaway and divergent freedom.
• According to Clayman, Wildhearts’s jacket becomes one with the fur on Wildhearts’s back and turns into Endless, Nameless.
• According to Clayman, Wildhearts represents the Enneagram type 4w3.
• According to Clayman, the user of Wildhearts is a parallel to Jonathan.

Gallery

Sketch of Wildhearts by Clayman

Art of a player's protagonist, Wildhearts, and Kaoru Tanamachi from Amagami by Clayman

Colored art of a player's protagonist, Wildhearts, and Kaoru Tanamachi from Amagami by Clayman