Stand name: [BOY PROBLEMS]

Namesake: Boy Problems by Carly Rae Jepsen

Appearance: The interior of a frog's mouth, sized to whatever opening it's emerging from, including a very long (3m) and flexible tongue. Its opposite side simply appears as a black, flat, featureless surface.

Power: C

Speed: A

Range: C

Durability: B

Precision: D

Development Potential: D

Abilities: [Boy Problems] can only manifest in doorways or other openings that a person could fit through within ten meters of the user, filling the entirety of the opening. Its primary ability is to use its tongue to grab and swallow things, and then transport athem to another suitable opening within the active radius of the user's choosing; this manifests as being swallowed, then pushed down the throat until exiting another mouth at the other end. As this active radius is centered around the user, [Boy Problems] can swallow its user and transport him anywhere; in this state, it 'moves' at about 200 mph. There's enough air inside to breathe, but not much more.

[Boy Problems] can also be used to mutate humans that go through it. While results vary, this generally entails dramatic resizing of all parts of the body (typically to one extreme or another), as well as the dramatic rearrangement of facial features, and the addition of bizarre hairstyles and body markings. While the process is painless, there's no guarantee that the resulting abomination will be viable as a lifeform.
[Boy Problems] is semi-autonomous: while the user can choose when and where to open it, as well as its destination, it will target moving objects in its immediate vicinity indiscriminately. Similarly, while the user can choose whether [Boy Problems] mutates its passengers, he has no control over the end result.

Stand user: Griffin McElroy