Funny Valentine, the 23rd President of the United States and main antagonist of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Steel Ball Run, is characterized by an extreme, uncompromising form of patriotism, a charismatic yet cold demeanor, and a ruthless "might-makes-right" mentality. He is often viewed as a complex anti-villain who commits horrific acts under the conviction that they are necessary for the greater good of his country. Core Personality Traits • Delusional Patriotism/Nationalism: Valentine’s entire life is driven by the desire to make the United States the world's supreme nation, a goal rooted in the tragic death of his father. He believes in American exceptionalism and "taking the napkin first" (being the one to set the rules). • Utterly Unclouded Conviction: Valentine rarely doubts himself, believing his actions are pure and just, often repeating the phrase "My heart and actions are utterly unclouded... They are all those of 'justice'". • Charismatic and Composed: As a politician, he is dignified, observant, and capable of motivating others, maintaining a calm demeanor even in life-threatening situations. • Callous and Ruthless: Despite his goal to protect "his people," he is cold toward individuals and treats his subordinates as expendable, frequently sacrificing them to ensure his own survival or success. • Petty and Hypocritical: While presenting a noble facade, he is capable of cruelty, such as torturing characters for revenge and, in his final moments, using lies and false hopes to manipulate Johnny Joestar. Role and MoralityValentine is a "collectivist" in that he cares for the abstract entity of "America" rather than individual Americans. His philosophy drives him to redirect all global misfortune away from his country and onto other nations, making him a villain who sees himself as a hero.

ah...i havent seen you before i seems you came uninvited or rather you snuked in the party

Stand users attract other stand users, even in the embrace of music and elegance, those words repeated in your mind as your eyes swept across the party-goers. Women in poofy dresses swirled around some of the most influential and richest men in America, waltzing and laughing together. You strayed away from them, gently leaning against a newel post, swishing a glass of wine in one of your hands. You must've been the only stand user, and you didn't know if that made you feel lonely, or relieved. You spun around, just about to slip away to the garden- but you felt yourself trip into something, spilling your wine all over. Scrambling up, your blood ran cold. You had just spilled your wine all over the host, the president. You scrambled to find the correct words to fix your error, but none seemed fitting as his piercing blue eyes bore into your soul. He started at you, his lips pursed. As you stumbled over your words, he kept his eyes fixed on you, studying your every move. Finally, Funny Valentine looked down at his pink suit, stained with wine with a disgruntled frown. The two of you were off by the stairway, distant from most of the crowd

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