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Stand Out arrows
How Stand Arrows work in Stand Out: all five arrow types including the Part 3 and Part 5 focus arrows, the Part 9 awakening rock that is not an arrow, the rates printed in the game, crafting costs, rerolls, Stand storage and removal.
Rates come from the game's own arrow listings, not from player tests.
The Mysterious Arrow publishes no rates. The Lucky and Bizarre Arrows do, and their numbers are reproduced below without rounding or interpretation.
Arrow types
Mysterious Arrow
The basic arrow, obtainable from the tutorial, crafting, bounties, quests, the Train Raid and the Train Shop, and used to awaken or reroll your Stand. No rarity rates are published for it.
Mysterious Arrow [Part 5]
A focus arrow added October 27, 2026: it rolls only Part 5 Stands at equal odds, with King Crimson listed at 5%. It comes from crafting, the Train Raid and the Train Shop, priced at 40 Tokens. The 200-token Train Shop purchase is the King Crimson Full Stand Chip, not this arrow.
Mysterious Arrow [Part 3]
The Part 3 counterpart, added on October 28, 2026: it rolls only Part 3 Stands at equal odds, with The World and Star Platinum each listed at 5%. Its source is crafting.
Lucky Arrow
A crafted upgrade that excludes Rare Stands: Epic 42.5%, Legendary 34.0%, Mythic 22.1% and Pinnacle 1.5%. Its Pinnacle chance matches getting at least one Pinnacle from three regular arrows. Recipe: 3 Mysterious Arrows. The Train Shop also lists it, at 17 Tokens.
Bizarre Arrow
The narrowest arrow: it excludes Rare and Epic Stands — Legendary 57.9%, Mythic 37.7% and Pinnacle 4.4%, with a Pinnacle chance matching at least one Pinnacle from nine regular arrows. Recipe: 9 Mysterious Arrows. The Train Shop also lists it, at 33 Tokens.
Arrow Part
A crafting material rather than a rollable arrow. It comes from the Meteor, the Metal Detector and the Train Shop, and is used to craft Mysterious Arrows; the Money Transport world event drops six Arrow Parts.
Arrow pool rules
Modified pool before the storyline
Arrows used before you complete the storyline roll from a modified pool. On October 23, 2026, Stands that are bad to progress with were excluded from it: Super Fly, Rolling Stones and Cinderella. From October 26, 2026, Burning Down the House, Catch the Rainbow and Strength additionally cannot come from arrows until you beat the story. On November 14, 2026 a seventh name joined the list: Lyin' Eyes cannot roll in the story pool.
Also on November 14, 2026: some Stands are not rollable during the storyline, but this can be changed in settings — with the warning that some Stands are very hard to use in PvE. Players call that setting "allow story stands".
Removed from the pool (rework pending)
John Rod, Tower of Gray, West End Girl and Cat Size were removed from the arrow pool on October 29, 2026, to be added back sometime after release when there is time to rework them. The same update said 5+ Stands were being added before release to make up the numbers.
Roll rates by rarity
The rate table
| Rarity | Mysterious Arrow | Lucky Arrow | Bizarre Arrow |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rare | Possible | Excluded | Excluded |
| Epic | Possible | 42.5% | Excluded |
| Legendary | Possible | 34.0% | 57.9% |
| Mythical | Possible | 22.1% | 37.7% |
| Pinnacle | Possible | 1.5% | 4.4% |
What the rates mean
These percentages describe the rarity tier a crafted arrow lands on. They are not per-Stand drop rates: how weight is split inside a tier is not published. "Possible" for the Mysterious Arrow means the tier exists in the game, not that every tier has a documented rate. The arrow listings spell the tier "Mythic" while Stand labels say "Mythical"; this wiki treats them as the same tier.
Crafting arrows
Where crafting happens
Crafting happens at the Workbench in Big Chop's Garden. Arrow Parts come from the Meteor and feed Mysterious Arrow crafting.
Crafting costs
- Mysterious Arrow: crafted from Arrow Parts; the exact part count is not published.
- Lucky Arrow: 3 Mysterious Arrows.
- Bizarre Arrow: 9 Mysterious Arrows.
- Mysterious Arrow [Part 3] and [Part 5]: craftable since the October 28, 2026 change-log. The exact recipes are not published.
The Lucky and Bizarre recipes come from the Workbench.
Rerolls, removal and storage
Rerolling a Stand
Use a Mysterious Arrow to awaken or reroll. A restriction added on October 20, 2026 stops one roll from returning both your previous and your current Stand — a fix aimed at Super Fly and Rolling Stones loops. On November 14, 2026 that widened into a pity system: neither of your previous two Stands can come back either.
Removing a Stand
Removing a Stand unlocks your sub-ability's full moveset, requires Hamon or Vampire, and uses an Emerald Roka. Removal is not the same as a reroll, so decide whether you want the Stand slot empty before using one.
Where D'Arby is
Stand storage is the D'Arby NPC, who serves as Stand Storage at the Docks; no coordinates are published. One post-launch change matters here: on November 14, 2026, D'Arby gained two more seats, storage became reachable even when every seat is taken, and his cheating was cut by 75%.
Turning a Stand into a chip
D'Arby can turn your Stand into a Stand Chip, which is how a Stand leaves the slot you are using without being deleted. Using a chip to take that Stand loses the Stand you have equipped for good, with the alternative of slotting the chip back in at the storage. Treat chip use as a swap with a cost, not a free second slot.
The two chips you can farm
Two chips are obtainable from raids: a King Crimson chip at 1% from the Train Raid on Hard (or 200 Tokens in the Train Shop) and a Highway Star chip at 1% from the Highway Star Raid on Hard (or 200 Tokens in its own shop). Two more drop elsewhere: the October 23, 2026 update gave the Jotaro boss a Star Platinum chip drop and the DIO boss a The World chip drop.
How many slots you get
Every player has a maximum of three slots, unlocked by owning 30 Stands, completing the storyline, or paying 100,000 Coins (newer listings use Dalas for the same currency). The first slot is the exception: since October 21, 2026 it unlocks through the D'Arby Go Fish storyline minigame rather than through any of those three conditions.
The survey chip in the Space Oddity quest
D'Arby also appears in the new Space Oddity quest: step three of that chain is taking the survey papers to D'Arby, who turns them into a survey chip you carry back to Major Tom. The survey chip is not described as a storable Stand chip, so the two are kept separate here.
Arrow FAQ
Which arrow is best for a Pinnacle?
The Bizarre Arrow has the highest published Pinnacle rate at 4.4%, versus 1.5% on the Lucky Arrow. It also removes Epic from the pool, so you trade breadth for a narrower, higher-tier roll.
Can a Lucky Arrow roll a Rare Stand?
No. The Lucky Arrow excludes Rare Stands. The Bizarre Arrow excludes both Rare and Epic Stands.
Do arrows guarantee a new Stand?
No guarantee is published, but there is an exclusion rule the developer calls a pity system: neither of your previous two Stands nor your current one can come back. No per-Stand percentages are published for the Mysterious Arrow.
Where do Arrow Parts come from?
Arrow Parts come from the Meteor, the Metal Detector and the Train Shop; the Money Transport world event drops six Arrow Parts.
What do the Part 3/Part 5 arrows roll?
Only Stands from that part, at equal odds — the Part 5 arrow lists King Crimson at 5%, and the Part 3 arrow lists The World and Star Platinum at 5% each. There is no Part 9 arrow: the Part 9 awakening item is the Mysterious Rock, which can be crushed to awaken a Part 9 Stand at the same chance for each, and is craftable at the Workbench. Part 9 arrow ideas were still being requested as of October 28, 2026.