Character from Steel Ball Run by Hirohiko Araki
One of Valentine's most loyal agents — a quiet, methodical man whose Stand lets him control rain itself, turning every storm into his personal surveillance network and weapon system.
Blackmore is the kind of agent every conspiracy needs — competent, loyal, unquestioning, and willing to die for the mission without making a scene about it. He speaks softly, acts precisely, and treats his assignments with the reverence of religious duty. His devotion to Valentine is absolute and personal; he doesn't serve the office, he serves the man. His Stand Catch the Rainbow gives him total control over rain within his vicinity. He can freeze raindrops in midair and walk on them like stepping stones. He can use suspended rain as a barrier that shreds anything passing through it. He can pin people to surfaces using raindrops as nails. The only limitation: he needs rain, and when it stops, he's just a man with a wet coat. He pursues Lucy Steel when she begins working against Valentine, and his methodical tracking makes him one of the most genuinely threatening agents in the story — not because he's the strongest, but because he doesn't stop.
Thin, angular man with a pale, drawn face and dark hair partially hidden under a wide-brimmed hat. Wears a long dark rain cloak that seems perpetually damp. His expression is one of patient, tired devotion — the look of a man who has served so long he's forgotten what he'd do with freedom. Moves with unsettling smoothness, as if gravity applies to him differently when it rains.
Also known as: Blackmore