The Egypt 9 Glory Gods In Stardust Crusader

The Egypt 9 Glory Gods are a group in the second half of Stardust Crusaders. They function as the elite Stand Users amongst DIO's army. Their Stands are named after Egyptian Gods. The group is assembled by DIO to remain in Egypt and act as his last defense against the Joestar Group for his lair in Cairo, should they manage to defeat his other assassins on their journey to Egypt.

N'Doul 

He is a loyal assassin for DIO and the User of an agile long-distance Stand known as Geb. He is the first of the Egypt 9 Glory Gods the Joestar Group encounters upon entering Egypt, attacking them in the middle of the Sahara.

• Geb: Geb is a long-range Stand made of water. N'Doul can remotely control and shape into anything to attack his foes from afar, notably as a sharp water stream able to slice flesh. Geb's greatest strength is the range at which it can be controlled precisely, enabling N'Doul to sit kilometers away from his target. 
  
• Water Amorphism: Despite being a mass of water, Geb's claw is strong enough to cut flesh. However, the water is particularly vulnerable to heat.
• Enhanced hearing: N'Doul is blind, but has phenomenally sharp hearing. Using his cane, N'Doul can feel vibrations coming through the sand even kilometers away from his position, memorize's multiple people's whereabouts or identify someone by analyzing the sound of their footsteps.

Oingo 

As a part of the Egypt 9 Glory Gods, he attempts to assassinate the Joestar Group alongside his little brother Boingo. His Stand is Khnum, which allows him to disguise himself as anyone.

• Khnum: Khnum confers Oingo the ability to remodel his appearance, height, weight, voice and even smell. This allows him to put on several disguises when trying to assassinate his targets. 
  
• Transfiguration: Khnum enables Oingo to alter his appearance, height, weight, scent and presumably voice at will.

Boingo 

Boingo is a young Stand User. His Stand is Tohth. As part of the Egypt 9 Glory Gods, he attempts to assassinate the Joestar Group in Egypt alongside his older brother Oingo and later Hol Horse.

• Tohth: Tohth is an Artificial Non-Humanoid Stand that takes the form of a manga book. The book, titled, Oingo Boingo Brothers Adventure, will show predictions of the future. When an image appears, the predicition(s) then become fate, and are destined to come to fruition. 
  
• Prediction: Tohth's ability is to predict the future. The book is mostly filled with blank pages, but as time passes, more pages will fill up, predicting coming events up to several minutes ahead in the future.However, Tohth only predicts key events without showing what happens between them or significant details. Boingo claims the events depicted in the comic-book are guaranteed to always come true.

Anubis 

It's unique in being a userless Stand who can possess anyone who wields it, and repeatedly tries to kill the Joestar Group's members in Egypt. Anubis is an extremely dangerous battle-dedicated Stand whose multiple powers support him in direct combat and make him more formidable the longer he's fought. Although it has to possess someone first to fight, once unsheathed and wielded by an unwitting puppet, Anubis is capable of fighting strong enemies. 

• Mind Control: Anubis is able to control whoever draws its sword, no matter how strong their willpower is. If someone unsheathes the sword, they will hear Anubis speaking in their mind, encouraging them to use it against all in their path. Eventually, they will be completely overtaken by Anubis itself, allowing the Stand to control their body.
• Selective Intangibility: Anubis's oddest ability lets it manipulate where it slices along its blade.
• Development: Anubis's most dangerous ability shown is to remember any attack that is launched against it and counter it.
• Strength/Speed Development: As an apparent extension of the above ability, Anubis gradually becomes more powerful as a battle goes on.
• Selective Drawing: Anubis can choose who will draw it from its sheath - it is impossible to draw the sword until Anubis is being wielded by someone it wants to possess.

Mariah 

Mariah is one of the Egypt 9 Glory Gods. She separates the group in Luxor, and attempts to take out Joseph Joestar and Muhammad Avdol using her magnetism inducing Stand, Bastet, while Alessi confronts the rest of the Joestar Group. She comes off as a calm, cool-headed person. However, she easily loses her cool whenever things don't go according to plan.

• Bastet: Bastet takes the form of an electrical outlet which magnetizes whoever touches it, causing metallic objects to be attracted to them. It has no fighting ability whatsoever and no use besides trapping victims, forcing Mariah to wait until her victims die alone. 
  
• Magnetic Attraction: When a person touches the outlet, they will be shocked and become a magnet that attracts nearby metallic objects. The magnetic force will gradually become stronger, to the point where objects attracted to the person will either overwhelm or simply impale them.

Alessi 

He is a cowardly mercenary who repeatedly shows enjoyment in picking on those weaker than him. His Stand, Sethan, has the ability to rapidly reverse the age of those who come into contact with it. He is one of the Egypt 9 Glory Gods and attempts to assassinate Polnareff in Luxor, while Mariah battles Joseph and Avdol. He is a sadistic yet cowardly man who will only fight those who are weaker than him.

• Sethan: Alessi's Stand is Sethan, with which he is able to turn back the age of his targets. Sethan is a weak Stand with almost no offensive options, relying on its esoteric power to make its opponent weaker than Alessi. However, this alone makes it a terrifying opponent to face. 
  
• Shadow Reflection: Because Sethan takes on the form of Alessi's shadow, it imitates and replicates everything he does and has. Because of this, any weapon Alessi holds is also held by Sethan, allowing it to attack the opponent with the shadow of the weapon.
• Age Reversal: Anyone standing in Alessi's shadow will age backward at a rapid speed. The mind of the target also ages backward, making them forget things they only knew as an adult. Stands also become younger in form, as Sethan also reverts the age of the spirit.

Daniel J. D'Arby 

Daniel is an expert and inveterate gambler and uses the soul stealing Stand, Osiris. He is a member of the Egypt 9 Glory Gods and meets the Joestar Group in Cairo, tricking them into wagering their souls in various gambles. Daniel's Stand is Osiris, of the power to extract a target's soul when they sense defeat, typically after a game or bet with him; after which it is compressed as one or more casino tokens.

• Osiris: Osiris is an Automatic Stand that completes Daniel J. D'Arby's gambling and cheating skills. More precisely, it is the cooperation of Daniel's gambling and Osiris' ability to steal souls on easy-to-reach conditions that make the pair so dangerous. 
  
• Soul Steal: Osiris has the ability to take the soul of anyone who loses to D'Arby in a bet or in a game. D'Arby needs his opponent to agree to gambling their soul in order for Osiris' ability to work. The souls are compressed by Osiris' hands and stored in the form of poker chips, which D'Arby keeps as a collection.
• Gambling and cheating: With a flair for deception, Daniel is a skilled professional gambler, confident in his ability to prevail in any type of game and his forte being poker.
• Sleight of Hand: D'Arby has an exceptional fine motor skill and sense of touch, enabling him to perform cardistry.

Pet Shop 

This vicious falcon is a member of the Egypt 9 Glory Gods, the guardian of DIO's Mansion, and is a Stand user wielding the ice Stand, Horus. When Iggy inadvertently stumbles upon DIO's Mansion, Pet Shop attacks him. Pet Shop's Stand Horus gives him the capacity to generate and manipulate ice, which he primarily uses to create ice spikes and propel them as makeshift missiles.

• Horus: Horus is a powerful ice Stand that allows Pet Shop to perform powerful ranged attacks, which, coupled with Pet Shop's agility and flight as a falcon, make for a fearsome opponent in battle. 
  
• Cryokinesis: Horus has the ability to generate ice in large quantities and at a rapid rate. Pet Shop uses the ice in various ways to fight. Horus is so powerful, it can generate blocks of ice, create icicles, and create blocks or walls to restrict enemy movement, as well as simply freezing everything around itself to trap a target.
• Bird Constitution: As a bird, Pet Shop possesses the natural ability to fly, which he does with extreme proficiency. For instance, Pet Shop is able to fly under a moving car. Moreover, because he possesses specialized air sacks to store air, he can breathe underwater and swim longer than even a dog. His eyesight is extremely sharp, which combined with his high-speed flying ability allows him to track targets which try to flee as Iggy did.

Telence T. D'Arby 

He is the younger brother of Daniel J. D'Arby. Residing in DIO's Mansion in Cairo and acting as DIO's butler, he isolates and challenges Jotaro, Joseph and Kakyoin when the Joestar Group enters the mansion and forces them into waging their souls against him in various video game challenges. Terence is the last member of the Egypt 9 Glory Gods, and his Stand is Atum.

• Atum: Atum is the Stand of Terence T. D'Arby. It possesses two separate powers, the first being able to steal the soul of anyone who recognizes defeat against him like Osiris and the ability to read minds in the form of seeing souls answering yes or no questions automatically. 
  
• Soul Steal: Atum has the power to steal souls from someone who has recognized defeat in a game, which Telence typically uses in video games. Stolen souls are place inside dolls.
• Binary Soul Reading: Atum's second ability enables Telence to read souls. In effect, he psychically asks a nearby person's souls a yes or no question which the soul is obliged to answer, unbeknownst to the one being read, allowing Telence to secretly guess someone's intent.
• Gaming: Terence is incredibly skilled at video games. He repeatedly challenges people in video games and continuously prevails.