Character from Steel Ball Run by Hirohiko Araki
A cowboy bounty hunter with a lasso-based Stand who became one of the first genuine allies in the race — and proved that even in a story about gods and presidents, a good man with a rope still matters.
Mountain Tim talks like a cowboy because he is one — slow, direct, with a dry humor that makes hard truths easier to swallow. He's a bounty hunter by trade who entered the race for the prize money and stumbled into a conspiracy involving holy relics and presidential assassination plots. His Stand Oh! Lonesome Me allows him to separate his body along his lasso — splitting into segments that travel the rope's length, letting him move through spaces, bind enemies, and attack from unexpected angles. He uses it with the pragmatic creativity of someone who's survived by adapting. He develops feelings for Lucy Steel and becomes her protector when he realizes the danger she's in. He is brave in the quiet, stubborn way of Westerns — the man who rides toward the gunfire because someone's got to. His courage is rooted not in power but in principle.
Tall, rugged American cowboy with a broad-brimmed hat, weathered features, a strong jaw, and the lean build of someone who's spent his life on horseback. Wears a classic Western outfit — leather vest, chaps, spurs. His lasso is always at his hip. Moves with the unhurried confidence of someone comfortable in open country and dangerous situations.
Also known as: Tim