Stand Out Arrows

Story restrictions and your previous two Stands

Some Stands are excluded from rolls during the storyline by default. The developer says you can change this in settings, but warns that some Stands are difficult to use in PvE. The November 14, 20:10 UTC patch specifically adds Lyin’ Eyes to the restricted storyline pool. The full list and exact setting label remain unspecified.

You cannot roll your previous two Stands. The developer calls this a pity system; it is repeat-roll protection, not a stated guarantee of a rarer Stand after a fixed number of arrows. Check these rules before spending arrows to chase a recently held Stand.

Where to get Mysterious Arrows

• Finish the tutorial for your first Stand Arrow. Continue the story for further rewards.
• Complete quests and bounties, or take part in the Train Raid. Its shop is another listed source.
• Look for arrows around the map. No fixed spawn interval is published.
• Collect Arrow Parts from meteors, metal detecting or the Train Shop, then use the crafting station at Big Chop’s Garden.

Which arrow should you use?

Lucky and Bizarre Arrows trade more regular arrows for a narrower rarity pool. Choose based on the Stand you want; crafting a Bizarre Arrow excludes Epic Stands rather than making every possible Stand more likely. Both can also be obtained through the Train Shop.

Craft one focused arrow

At the crafting station in Big Chop’s Garden, choose Part 3 or Part 5. Each recipe consumes 15 Arrow Parts, 2 Steel and 1 Wood to make one arrow. The official recipe screenshots show owned/required quantities: 42/15 means you own 42 but need 15, not that the recipe costs 42. These recipes were documented before launch; the public game is now open.

Published rarity rates

These are the rarity percentages printed on the official item cards, not a chance for each individual Stand. Lucky’s rounded figures total 100.1%; they are reproduced without silently changing the developer’s values. A dash means the rarity is excluded.

Part 3 and Part 5 focus arrows

Part 3 arrows only awaken Part 3 Stands; the card names The World and Star Platinum at 5% each. Part 5 arrows only awaken Part 5 Stands, with King Crimson at 5%. The remaining Stands in each focused pool have equal chances according to their cards. Both types are craftable; Part 5 arrows are also listed in the Train Raid and its shop.

Rerolls, storage and Roka risks

1. Reroll with an arrow

   Use another Stand Arrow to reroll. Check which pool it uses before spending it.

2. Visit Darby before changing a valuable Stand

   Darby Stand Storage is at the docks. The 20:24 UTC patch adds two seats and lets you use storage even when all seats are occupied, in new servers. A stored Stand can be handled through a Stand Chip; taking the chip’s Stand permanently loses the one currently equipped.

3. Emerald removes; Opal changes versions

   Stand removal requires Hamon or Vampire and an Emerald Roka; its success chance depends on the Roka’s grade. Opal Roka affects The World / The World: Alternative Universe and Star Platinum / Star Platinum: The World. The current official card lists a 10% chance to switch version, increasing with product grade; otherwise the Stand stays unchanged. Exact chances for each grade are not published. The older Stand-loss statement has been removed from the official description.

Grow Rokakakas in the gang base

All Rokakakas grow 3× faster inside the Rokakaka Growing Room in a gang base, according to the current official gardening card. The bonus is tied to this room; no absolute growth timer or grade-by-grade Opal conversion rates are supplied.

Official growing-room rule