Revived Lincoln

"“Whatever you are, be a good one.”"

Abraham Lincoln makes a large appearance in Part 9 as a revived historical figure.

Appearance
Lincoln appears as a tall, slender man with a top hat and a suit. He wears what would commonly be accepted as formal wear back in the 19th century. He has dark short hair and a medium sized beard.

Personality
Not much is known about the personality of the Revived Lincoln as most of what is known comes from second or third hand sources. For instance, his trip around the world was told from Big Orca's perspective, as he was the one who sent him around the world in the first place. What is known is that he is not evil, nor does he work with Big Orca.

Abilities
Lincoln's abilities are largely unknown, though an ability that is certain is that he can make his presence known to all those in a room. Whether this is a stand ability or his personality is unknown.

History
He was kept in his tomb until just before the part 9 cast (namely Doppio Kujo and Jibby Joestar) arrived there to revive him themselves with the help of Doppio's stand "Highwayman." Lincoln is revealed to have somehow left his tomb before the events of Part 9. Big Orca is somehow involved in the resurrection of Lincoln, though not much is known about the mechanics at play.

Lincoln, after being resurrected, went on a huge world-round tour of modern America, Japan, Italy, England, Brazil, and Australia. It was on this trip he discovered his two stands, though it is unknown whether they were simply dormant or if they manifested from a specific object or place.

He is shown to use two different stands: "Blue Oyster Cult," which is a utility stand that allows Lincoln to interact with stands and stand abilities, i.e. he can punch stands, and "Proud to be an American," a utility stand that allows him to look at a detailed map of America, also giving extended information on the people, geography, and current situations.

While he has no offensive stand capabilities, he has been shown to use his hands to solve certain problems.