Kashmir

Kashmir is the stand of Mr. Macaboy, featured in Mercury Dance.

Appearance
Kashmir manifests as a dark purple silhouette with a single yellow eye, that stands in Mr. Macaboy's shadow. When in a painting, it's shape and characteristics match to fit with the style of painting, varying from minimal change from a realistic painting, to nearly unrecognizable in an abstract painting.

Abilities
Kashmir is a mediocre close-ranged fighting stand, whose potential lies in the enhanced movement it gives its user.

Paint World Entry
Kashmir is able to transfer itself, it's user, and any other objects or creatures it's touching into a nearby painting. While in a painting, Kashmir and it's user can move freely, while other creatures and objects become frozen in the painting. Kashmir is affected by the terrain displayed in the painting, which can impede it's movement.

The exact properties and physicality of Kashmir and it's targets can change according to the painting world it accesses. Abstract paintings can cause Kashmir's user to get lost due to the confusing landscape of the painting, while realistic painting carry the same physics as the normal world.

Kashmir is able to teleport from one painting to another as long as the two were painted by the same artist. According to Will, "Kashmir has no range to it's painting teleportation. As long as the painting is done by the same painter, and it's intact, Kashmir can teleport there." This is how Mr. Macaboy became such a famous art thief, as soon as he stole one painting, he could steal each painting by the same artist.

Kashmir can make it's own paintings by trapping people and objects in a blank canvas. It cannot teleport in-between these paintings however, and when its user dies, the objects and people fall out of the canvas, back to the physical world.