Stand Out Boss Guide: All Boss Locations, Drops, and Spawn Times

Defeating bosses in Stand Out can reward you with rare Stand Chips, Arrows, outfits, and other useful items. However, each boss has different spawn conditions and rewards, so knowing where to find them can save you a lot of time. Some enemies appear during specific weather or times of day, while others are only available through raids and story quests.

This guide covers the boss locations in Stand Out, their available drops, spawn conditions, and the best ways to farm rare Stand Chips such as Star Platinum, The World, King Crimson, and Highway Star.

Stand Out Boss Locations, Drops, and Spawn Times

There are several bosses you can fight while exploring Stand Out. Some appear as world events, while others are tied to raids or specific side quests. Their rewards also vary, meaning you should choose your target based on the item you want to obtain.

Here is a list of the main bosses, their locations, and the rewards you can get from defeating them.

• Jotaro: Appears during daytime as a world boss and has 800 HP. His possible drops include the Star Platinum Stand Chip, Mysterious Arrow, Jotaro’s Jacket, and Jotaro’s Pants. Your rewards depend on how much damage you deal. His exact spawn location and respawn timer have not been confirmed.
• DIO: Appears during nighttime and has 1,000 HP. Defeating him can reward The World Stand Chip, Stone Mask, Mysterious Arrow, DIO’s Jacket, and DIO’s Pants. Rewards scale based on your damage contribution, but his exact spawn location and respawn time are currently unknown.
• Prosciutto: Found during the Train Raid, which you can start by speaking to Donatello in the park near the Museum of O’ahu. The raid’s train car order can change, but the Prosciutto encounter remains fixed. Rewards include Pesci’s Jacket, Arrows, crafting materials, and a 1% chance to obtain the King Crimson Chip on Hard difficulty. You can also purchase the Chip for 200 Train Raid Tokens.
• Highway Star: Appears during the Highway Star Raid. Start the raid through Donatello, reduce the boss’s HP to half, and complete the driving objective before finishing the battle. Rewards include Arrows, crafting materials, and a 1% chance to obtain the Highway Star Chip on Hard difficulty. The Chip is also available in the raid shop for 200 Highway Star Raid Tokens.
• Yo-Yo Ma: Found through the Lettuce Trader’s side quest called Yo-Yo, What the Hell, Ma?! The trader appears during sunny weather but can spawn in different locations. After defeating Yo-Yo Ma, collect the golden key to complete the quest. Rewards include three Mysterious Arrows, 1,500 Coins, a random Rokakaka Seed, and a very small chance to receive the Yo-Yo Ma or Harvest Chip.
• Leprechaun: Appears at the end of the rainbow during Blackmore’s quest. You can find Blackmore behind McKinley Highschool when it is raining. Complete the cauldron objective, capture the rainbow, and return to Blackmore before the rain ends. The rewards include one Mysterious Arrow, Blackmore’s Jacket, and Blackmore’s Pants.
• CEO of Fighting: Encountered during The Statue of Sorrow quest. Speak to the Old Lady behind Iko Iko when fog appears, then visit Angelo and crouch to follow the cracks. Completing the quest rewards 4,000 Coins, one Mysterious Arrow, one Bizarre Arrow, and one Part 5 Mysterious Arrow. You can also obtain Hand of Fate or Slave of Fate depending on how you handle the Rolling Stones objective.

Keep in mind that defeating a boss does not always finish the related quest automatically. For example, the Yo-Yo Ma quest requires you to collect the golden key after the fight. Make sure to complete every objective before leaving the area, or you may miss the final rewards.

Where to Find Jotaro and DIO in Stand Out

Jotaro and DIO are two important world bosses because they can drop their respective Stand Chips. Jotaro appears during daytime and has 800 HP, while DIO spawns at night with 1,000 HP. These time conditions are currently the main confirmed details about their appearances.

Their exact spawn locations and respawn timers have not been confirmed. Because of this, repeatedly waiting at one location may not be an effective farming method. Keep an eye on the world and join the fight whenever one of them appears.

Both bosses use a damage-based reward system, so dealing more damage can improve your rewards. It is better to use a Stand with attacks you can land consistently rather than relying on difficult combos. You should also keep a movement ability ready to avoid attacks and reposition during the fight.

Another important detail is that Jotaro and DIO can interrupt or override a player’s Time Stop. This means you should not depend entirely on Time Stop to begin a long combo. Their Star Platinum and The World Chips are possible drops, but the exact drop rates have not been confirmed.

If your main goal is getting Vampirism, fighting DIO is not your only option. You can purchase a Stone Mask from either raid shop for 40 tokens. This is a more predictable way to obtain the item if you do not specifically want The World Chip or DIO’s outfit.

How to Farm King Crimson and Highway Star Chips

King Crimson and Highway Star Chips are connected to two different raids in Stand Out. You can access both activities by speaking to Donatello, who stands in the park near the Museum of O’ahu. Each raid has its own token shop, allowing you to purchase the corresponding Chip instead of relying entirely on random drops.

For beginners, it is better to learn the raid objectives on Regular difficulty first. Once your party understands the mechanics and can complete the objectives consistently, you can move to Hard difficulty. Both Chips have a 1% drop chance from Hard clears, while the guaranteed purchase option costs 200 tokens.

If you are specifically farming a Stand Chip, save your raid tokens instead of spending them on Arrows or other items. This gives you steady progress toward the reward even if the random drop does not appear.

Train Raid – King Crimson Chip

The Train Raid contains several train cars, and their order can change between runs. However, the fight against Prosciutto is a fixed encounter. You need to complete the raid objectives while dealing with different enemies and situations inside the train.

One objective involves the aging effect. Pick up an ice pack and use it to help protect the civilians while completing the task. Another objective involves obtaining the conductor’s key while dealing with Pesci’s fishing line.

For the fishing line section, dismiss your Stand and crouch behind the couches while moving through the area. This can help you avoid being caught during the objective. After completing the raid, you have a chance to receive the King Crimson Chip on Hard difficulty.

You can also purchase King Crimson directly from the Train Raid shop for 200 Train Raid Tokens. This is the more reliable method if you are willing to complete multiple runs.

Highway Star Raid – Highway Star Chip

The Highway Star Raid has a different objective that requires you to balance boss damage with a driving section. Start by attacking Highway Star until its HP reaches around 50%. After that, shift your attention to the driving objective while Hey Ya! searches for the user.

Once the driving section is complete, return to the boss fight and finish the encounter. Completing the raid gives you rewards, including a chance to obtain the Highway Star Chip on Hard difficulty.

Like King Crimson, the Highway Star Chip has a 1% drop chance from Hard clears. You can also purchase it from the Highway Star Raid shop for 200 tokens.

Raid Rewards and Difficulty Differences

Both raids provide Coins, EXP, Arrows, and crafting materials. The rewards increase when you complete the activities on Hard difficulty, but the objectives can also become more challenging.

Here is the reward range for each difficulty:

• Regular Difficulty: 2,500–3,500 Coins and 1,800–2,200 EXP.
• Hard Difficulty: 5,000–7,000 Coins and 4,000–5,000 EXP.
• Bizarre Arrow Drop Chance: 9.6% on Regular and 27% on Hard.
• King Crimson Chip: 1% drop chance from Hard Train Raid clears.
• Highway Star Chip: 1% drop chance from Hard Highway Star Raid clears.

Although Hard difficulty offers better rewards, it is not always the best choice for every group. If your party keeps failing the objectives, completing Regular runs consistently may be more efficient. You can still collect tokens and work toward purchasing the Chip without wasting time on unsuccessful attempts.

Stand Out Story Boss Locations

Not every boss in Stand Out appears as a random world event or raid encounter. Several enemies are part of the main story, meaning you must progress through specific quests to fight them.

The easiest way to find these encounters is by opening the Quests app on your phone. Follow the active objective to reach the correct location instead of searching the entire map. Some story fights also provide Coins and EXP, while certain quests reward special items.

Here are the main story bosses and where to encounter them.

• Rohan Kishibe: Found inside Rohan’s Villa during the Diamond Heist quest. He has 350 HP and uses Heaven’s Door. The Blue Diamond and Lava Rock are tied to the reward for escaping the villa during the quest.
• Wild Cat Size: Appears shortly after escaping Rohan’s Villa. You must defeat three cats with 85 HP each during the Wild Cat Size objective. Completing this section rewards 700 EXP and 200 Coins.
• Charming Man: Encountered during the Charming Man Ambush in the Diamotch chapter. The fight begins after you open Jodio’s food bag. He has 225 HP and uses Big Mouth Strikes Again. Completing the quest gives 800 EXP and 750 Coins.
• Bobby Jean: Found inside the Hospital during the Defeat Bobby Jean objective. He uses Glory Days, so pay attention to his firing angles and try to close the distance when there is an opening. The quest rewards 900 EXP and 550 Coins.
• Ningbo: Appears after you return to Iko Iko during the 200 Balloons story objective. Ningbo has 280 HP and uses 200 Balloons. You need to defeat him as part of the quest progression.
• Laem Chabang: Also encountered during the 200 Balloons objective. She has 200 HP and uses Lyin’ Eyes. If you are looking for her outfit, you can try farming Ocean Crates or use a Metal Detector.
• Key West: Found on the upper deck of Howler’s Yacht during the Track Key West objective. Follow the golden traces to locate her. She uses a stronger version of West End Girl. Once her health is low and Dragona calls out the pool, get behind her and use a heavy attack to knock her into it.

These story encounters are generally easier to locate when you follow the quest markers. Some bosses only appear during a specific chapter or objective, so you may not be able to fight them freely after completing the related story section.

Tips for Farming Stand Out Bosses

Choosing the right boss can make a big difference when farming rare items. Instead of fighting every enemy you find, focus on the encounter that has the reward you actually need.

Here are some tips to make your farming sessions more efficient:

• Check the boss’s spawn condition: Jotaro appears during daytime, while DIO appears at night. Other encounters may depend on weather or quest progress.
• Use the correct raid shop: King Crimson and Highway Star have separate token shops. Make sure you are saving tokens for the correct Chip.
• Learn raid mechanics first: Practice on Regular difficulty before attempting Hard. Knowing the objectives will help your party finish runs faster.
• Complete every quest objective: Some rewards require additional actions after defeating the boss, such as collecting Yo-Yo Ma’s golden key.
• Bring a reliable Stand: Consistent damage is more useful than complicated combos when fighting world bosses.
• Check your rewards before leaving: Make sure the raid or side quest has registered as completed before moving to another activity.
• Visit D’Arby before changing Stands: If you already have a Stand you want to keep, speak to D’Arby and store it as a Stand Chip before using another Chip.

Stand Out has several boss encounters with different rewards, locations, and requirements. Jotaro and DIO are the main targets if you want Star Platinum or The World, while the Train Raid and Highway Star Raid provide ways to obtain King Crimson and Highway Star Chips.

For story-related enemies, follow the objectives in your Quests app to find each encounter. Remember to save your raid tokens if you are working toward a specific Chip, since purchasing it for 200 tokens can be more reliable than depending on a 1% drop chance.