Chandler Polnareff

Chandler Polnareff
"I'm not leader, but goddamn am I a soldier."-Chandler

Chandler Gnib Polnareff (also called Chan) is a first-generation French-American belonging to the stand using family the Polnareffs featured in Bark at The Moon. He is the modern descendant of famed Napoleonic general, Jean Pierre Polnareff who is also believed to be the first stand user in the Polnareff line. Chandler speaks English and French and attends Westerburg High School with his friends Bonnie, McNamara, and Duke. He is a member of The Who, a stand user group in Chaplin, California founded by Bonnie Brando and serves as her right hand advisor.

Appearance
Chandler wears a yellow tank top with white jeans held up by a silver belt. He wears a bracelet with his family crest, a P with a sword through it, as a charm on it. His shoes are classy white hightops from Gucci, a brand founded by his great uncle Gucci Zeppili.

Personality
Chandler isn't one to initiate anything. If Bonnie hadn't talked to him first they'd likely never have interacted at all. What he lacks in leadership skills he makes up for in loyalty and bravery to those he considers family. Chandler is a happy second in command for everything from The Who to the track team and beyond.

Best Shot
Chandler's stand resembles a suit of armor worn by a french knight with a slightly taller and wider build than him. The stand is a wearable stand and has the ability to reflect all damage it sustains back at the opponent with added force. Its drawback is that it cannot attack on its own or make the first move as it only reflects attacks.

Family History
Chandler's ancestor, Jean Pierre Polnareff, was a famed Napoleonic general and war hero for France throughout all Napoleon's wars. His stand, Knight in White Satin, possed legendary speed and swordsmanship leading to countless fatalities on the battlefield. Jean would die after Waterloo during his raid of British camps in retaliation for Napoleon's capture. His bastard child, born to an Italian woman, learned of his father's history and took his last name with pride which isolated him from the rest of his family, the Zeppilis. Thankfully, over time, the two groups made up and keep in good touch as is Italian and French tradition. Chandler's entire family since Jean have possessed stands (as long as they were children of the first man in each generation) though it is unknown how Jean gained his.