Hayato Yuzuki (character)

Yuzuki Hayato  is a rather tall girl, a fact that she uses and abuses to intimidate other students at Kuromizu International. Despite her excellent grades, she's a bit of a bully, and tends to solve her problems with her fists rather than her brain. She seems to have a special dislike for shy, meek girls, and targets them especially when she's 'making her rounds'. She's stronger than average, but avoids most physical exertions due to her asthma. She's cocky, disagreeable, and doesn't like following instructions. When she gets bored, she tends to play catch with her inhaler. She uses Hamon, although she doesn't actually know what it is, or why she can do it. This changes due to the interference of Jon Joestar, and his subsequent teachings on what it is and how to use it effectively.

Appearance
Yuzuki  stands tall at 178cm, impressive for a girl her age. She has black hair done up in a high ponytail, with the tip of it dyed a dark red. Her eyecolor is a steely gray. She dresses in the standard uniform for Kuromizu, barring the skirt, which has been replaced by an ankle-length long one, the classic sign of a delinquent. She has a long scar above her left eye, usually hidden by her bangs. Her eyes are rather wide, considering she is full-blooded Japanese, and her skin is a little pale, mostly due to the long hours she has spent inside. All of her clothing now sports extra frills and lace, much to her distress when out and about.

Magical Appearance
A black/charcoal coat with gold detailing and buttons, along with a tiny red tie to match her bow. The sleeves fold back with another golden button, and her hands are covered in white gloves. A belt secures the coat, and her legs are covered with a very short, thigh-hugging skirt and white tights. A charcoal on the outside, red on the inside cape completes the outfit. Due to overuse of her Stand, magical energy has discharged into her and warped the outfit to be much more extravagant, hosting an extra set of frills around the collar, cuffs, and in rows along the cape, all keeping with the color-scheme.