do u ever look on JoJo's Bizarre Adventure and mourn *some spoilers*

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Dungeater posted...
man

caesars death always destroys me

manga and anime. i always sob and snot and tears stream like a faucet. i had to go for a midnight walk last night

i dont get moments like this in 4-6
Narancia bawling and screaming over Abbacchios death, and Brunos ascension when he dies for real are both incredibly emotional moments, especially in the anime
Hee Ho
i havent seen the anime for 4-6, but i just dont care about anyone in 5 or 6 especially. so nothing hits me
My fate was the grandest, most brilliant of them all.
He/Him
That explains a bit.

Watch them, IMO. The anime is better than the manga. 4 does a great job of making Morioh feel like it's own character. 5 does a fantastic job of giving life to the side characters. 6 the manga is better.
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"Am I a butterfly dreaming I'm a man... Or a bowling ball dreaming I'm a plate of sashimi? Never assume that what you see and feel is real!"
Baphometa posted...
That explains a bit.

Watch them, IMO. The anime is better than the manga. 4 does a great job of making Morioh feel like it's own character. 5 does a fantastic job of giving life to the side characters. 6 the manga is better.
5s anime art style is also probably my favorite of the jojo anime. They really did a great job with the part 5 anime
Hee Ho
im not like, gonna be a hater. i just have no interest in those parts. as a whole i dont like what jojo is now. we went our separate ways. ill always love it for the times we had together, but we simply wanted different things out of life

i will watch SBR when it gets animated tho absolutely
My fate was the grandest, most brilliant of them all.
He/Him
New chapter comes out in a few days
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gonna finish my part 2 rewatch today or tomorrow

cant wait for part 3 omg

https://i.imgur.com/h0IuR4s.jpeg

lmao
My fate was the grandest, most brilliant of them all.
He/Him
Just read the latest chapter. Usagi is definitely a veteran at this. And the plot thickens with the receptionist being the daughter of someone investigating Howler. I hope she doesn't die and it's revealed she has a stand as a potential ally.
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speaking of, here's my newest fursona

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/b/beb56f13.jpg
My fate was the grandest, most brilliant of them all.
He/Him
I'm liking the new stands in jojolands a lot
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I've made it to part 5 in my manga read through and so far Giorno is the only Jojo that comes close to part 2 Joseph for me

Giorno is pretty fuckin goated
A hunter is a hunter...even in a dream
[She/they]
Gwynevere posted...
I've made it to part 5 in my manga read through and so far Giorno is the only Jojo that comes close to part 2 Joseph for me

Giorno is pretty fuckin goated
GANG STAR
Hee Ho
what the fuck

giorno is far and away the worst jojo

less personality than sand

lame design

lame name

only cool thing about him is his stand power (tho the stand design also sucks ass)
My fate was the grandest, most brilliant of them all.
He/Him
are u sure u arent confusing cleverness for likability

he's definitely clever

but all he does is stare off into the sky and say i have a dream

while his boring team gets all the personality
My fate was the grandest, most brilliant of them all.
He/Him
Nah I knew Giorno was gonna be a good one as soon as he offed Polpo in the way he did

I think Giorno has a lot of intricacies that make him harder to appreciate compared to flashier Jojos but I really like him so far
A hunter is a hunter...even in a dream
[She/they]
to be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand giorno
My fate was the grandest, most brilliant of them all.
He/Him
Gwynevere posted...
Nah I knew Giorno was gonna be a good one as soon as he offed Polpo in the way he did

I think Giorno has a lot of intricacies that make him harder to appreciate compared to flashier Jojos but I really like him so far
Hes probably one of the more willing jojos to just do what needs to be done. He has no qualms with killing and stealing if it will aid him

I happen to like Giorno. He may be boring compared to some of the other jojos but hes ruthless and will do whatever it takes to achieve his goals, and he respects those with similar resolve.

His words to Mista about resolve at the end of the Ghiaccio fight are so fucking cool

Hee Ho
Dungeater posted...
to be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand giorno
Not wrong

ssb_yunglink2 posted...
Hes probably one of the more willing jojos to just do what needs to be done. He has no qualms with killing and stealing if it will aid him

I happen to like Giorno. He may be boring compared to some of the other jojos but hes ruthless and will do whatever it takes to achieve his goals, and he respects those with similar resolve.

His words to Mista about resolve at the end of the Ghiaccio fight are so fucking cool
I'm not too far into part 5 (just got past the Moody Jazz intro on the yacht) but the premise is super interesting so far and I'm curious to see how Giorno develops more as a character.

He's very grounded, which is a nice contrast to the flashy and often carefree Josuke. That willingness to go as far as he needs to reminds me a lot of Jotaro and his quick wit reminds me of young Joseph, so it feels like he has good qualities of multiple Jojos

Plus I think it's very cool how Golden Wind's ability is a play off of Jonathan's hamon
A hunter is a hunter...even in a dream
[She/they]
but the average jojo fan is a giorno fan

*looks at average jojo fan*

very...high...iq...
My fate was the grandest, most brilliant of them all.
He/Him
patiently waiting for my partner to come back from vacay so we can continue part 3 rewatch

he doesnt remember much, i remember practically all of it. ive read parts 1-3 a lot over the years. im so excited to see him reignite hype
My fate was the grandest, most brilliant of them all.
He/Him
suddenly it makes sense why giorno exploded in popularity

i just heard his theme

it fucks
My fate was the grandest, most brilliant of them all.
He/Him
Dungeater posted...
suddenly it makes sense why giorno exploded in popularity

i just heard his theme

it fucks
I seriously recommend watching the part 5 anime. It really elevates the source material even tho i know youre not a huge fan of the manga
Hee Ho
the thing is, im an anti-fan of part 5

it doesnt have anything i like

abacchio ig. mista is alright

like i equate parts 5 and 6 with jojo fully becoming something i straight up dont like

6 is the only part i read just once
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He/Him
Dungeater posted...
the thing is, im an anti-fan of part 5

it doesnt have anything i like

abacchio ig. mista is alright
You might like the characters more in the anime. The voice work and sound/music are done incredibly well
Hee Ho
well if my partner wants to continue after part 3 i will, but i dont think he'll want to since he knows i dislike 4-6. we'll see where the hype takes us

i do like a big chunk of 4 at least
My fate was the grandest, most brilliant of them all.
He/Him
why did people dislike Girono, but loved Josuke despite both them having the strongest stands?
*flops*
I kind of get the ending for Part 5, from the authors' point of view. The subversion of expectations and what not.

"You mean I don't have to come up with a believable future arc with 3 of the most powerful stand users as main protagonists?"
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Gwynevere posted...
I'm not too far into part 5 (just got past the Moody Jazz intro on the yacht) but the premise is super interesting so far and I'm curious to see how Giorno develops more as a character.

He's very grounded, which is a nice contrast to the flashy and often carefree Josuke. That willingness to go as far as he needs to reminds me a lot of Jotaro and his quick wit reminds me of young Joseph, so it feels like he has good qualities of multiple Jojos

Plus I think it's very cool how Golden Wind's ability is a play off of Jonathan's hamon

lol, you're still at like the most boring part of GW. It gets so much better after that. La Squadra are THE best minor group of villains in the series.
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Well I finished part 5. That had to be one of the most contrived, disappointing endings to an otherwise amazing story *series spoilers ahead*

King Crimson was built up to be such an imposing figure looming over the story, and I swore that his ability to erase sections of time was going to end up being countered by Giorno having inherited latent time abilities from Dio's World. That was the point of making him Dio's kid, right? For it to have some bearing on the story?

Well actually no, Araki wrote himself into a corner with Diavolo being way too OP, so the only counter was to give Giorno the I win button through the arrow (seriously, "your desires will never become reality" is the most ass pull power up ever). Then we get a weird out of place epilogue with rolling stones for seemingly no reason, followed by a time skip to Giorno having achieved his dream of being a mafioso. Payoff without having to show any of the work to get there.

The story is so nearly 10/10 material until literally the last few chapters, and it nose dives to about a 7/10 imo. Such a disappointment.
A hunter is a hunter...even in a dream
[She/they]
Gwynevere posted...
Well I finished part 5. That had to be one of the most contrived, disappointing endings to an otherwise amazing story *series spoilers ahead*

King Crimson was built up to be such an imposing figure looming over the story, and I swore that his ability to erase sections of time was going to end up being countered by Giorno having inherited latent time abilities from Dio's World. That was the point of making him Dio's kid, right? For it to have some bearing on the story?

Well actually no, Araki wrote himself into a corner with Diavolo being way too OP, so the only counter was to give Giorno the I win button through the arrow (seriously, "your desires will never become reality" is the most ass pull power up ever). Then we get a weird out of place epilogue with rolling stones for seemingly no reason, followed by a time skip to Giorno having achieved his dream of being a mafioso. Payoff without having to show any of the work to get there.

The story is so nearly 10/10 material until literally the last few chapters, and it nose dives to about a 7/10 imo. Such a disappointment.
Im surprised you dislike the ending so much. I understand it was kind of out of left field, but with the soul shenanigans and everything that came from silver chariot requiem, I wasnt really expecting a normal fight once Giorno got that arrow. I also think sleeping slaves was interesting because it shows that the gang defied what fate originally had planned. It led to more deaths, but it also allowed them to win, even if they werent aware of that at the time.
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Gwynevere posted...
Well I finished part 5. That had to be one of the most contrived, disappointing endings to an otherwise amazing story *series spoilers ahead*

King Crimson was built up to be such an imposing figure looming over the story, and I swore that his ability to erase sections of time was going to end up being countered by Giorno having inherited latent time abilities from Dio's World. That was the point of making him Dio's kid, right? For it to have some bearing on the story?

Well actually no, Araki wrote himself into a corner with Diavolo being way too OP, so the only counter was to give Giorno the I win button through the arrow (seriously, "your desires will never become reality" is the most ass pull power up ever). Then we get a weird out of place epilogue with rolling stones for seemingly no reason, followed by a time skip to Giorno having achieved his dream of being a mafioso. Payoff without having to show any of the work to get there.

The story is so nearly 10/10 material until literally the last few chapters, and it nose dives to about a 7/10 imo. Such a disappointment.

Diavolo wasn't really op. He would have been killed by Risotto/Metallica if Narancia didn't accidentally fuck everything up. The bigger problem was they had to stop him from getting the arrow.

Also they didn't just make this up for Giorno. It was a major plot point in part 4.

It says right here in Matthew 16:4 "Jesus doth not need a giant Mecha."
https://i.imgur.com/dQgC4kv.jpg
I know nothing about Jojo but I'm intrigued by it
How quaint.
Tyranthraxus posted...
Also they didn't just make this up for Giorno. It was a major plot point in part 4.
Kira developing bites the dust through the arrow made sense in the context of his character. It was a conditional bomb set only to go off in a very specific scenario, where the host reveals his identity, and the resulting time loop is actually its weakness that can be exploited. It feels perfectly in line with Kira's other stand abilities imo

Gold Experience Requiem's ability to nullify will and undo reality feels completely removed from the rest of its abilities though, which are centered around life energy (a motif I assumed to be inherited from Jonathan's Hamon, but I'm not sure). It just feels like it's designed to be a perfect counter to King Crimson's ability rather than a natural evolution of Giorno's stand, and that feels pretty lackluster
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[She/they]
Gwynevere posted...
Kira developing bites the dust through the arrow made sense in the context of his character. It was a conditional bomb set only to go off in a very specific scenario, where the host reveals his identity, and the resulting time loop is actually its weakness that can be exploited. It feels perfectly in line with Kira's other stand abilities imo

Gold Experience Requiem's ability to nullify will and undo reality feels completely removed from the rest of its abilities though, which are centered around life energy (a motif I assumed to be inherited from Jonathan's Hamon, but I'm not sure). It just feels like it's designed to be a perfect counter to King Crimson's ability rather than a natural evolution of Giorno's stand, and that feels pretty lackluster

That's one way of looking at it. The other way of looking at it is that Giorno's stand has no fucking idea what it's doing since the first chapter of part 5 what with Karmic counter being used only once and a time slowing power (which by itself was more than enough to beat Crimson King) also only being used once, and then he also accidentally turns Bruno into a zombie and like idk anymore just let him do whatever the fuck he wants. Dumbest stand in general and Return to Zero doesn't really hurt anything anymore than the entire rest of part 5 idiocy hasn't already completely destroyed.
It says right here in Matthew 16:4 "Jesus doth not need a giant Mecha."
https://i.imgur.com/dQgC4kv.jpg
Gwynevere posted...
Kira developing bites the dust through the arrow made sense in the context of his character. It was a conditional bomb set only to go off in a very specific scenario, where the host reveals his identity, and the resulting time loop is actually its weakness that can be exploited. It feels perfectly in line with Kira's other stand abilities imo

Gold Experience Requiem's ability to nullify will and undo reality feels completely removed from the rest of its abilities though, which are centered around life energy (a motif I assumed to be inherited from Jonathan's Hamon, but I'm not sure). It just feels like it's designed to be a perfect counter to King Crimson's ability rather than a natural evolution of Giorno's stand, and that feels pretty lackluster

Silver chariot requiem has nothing to do with swords either though. Requiem abilities just dont seem to be based on their base stands. The requiem arrow is either a special arrow, or requiem stands require the STAND to be pierced rather than the users physical body, like with Kira.



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Tyranthraxus posted...
That's one way of looking at it. The other way of looking at it is that Giorno's stand has no fucking idea what it's doing since the first chapter of part 5 what with Karmic counter being used only once and a time slowing power (which by itself was more than enough to beat Crimson King) also only being used once, and then he also accidentally turns Bruno into a zombie and like idk anymore just let him do whatever the fuck he wants. Dumbest stand in general and Return to Zero doesn't really hurt anything anymore than the entire rest of part 5 idiocy hasn't already completely destroyed.
Fair, I don't disagree with that at all. I can't bemoan the ending without acknowledging that Gold Experience pretty consistently pulls convenient abilities out when it needs them, that are no longer acknowledged after the fact. Which is basically the exact opposite of what I found interesting about characters like Joseph and Josuke

ssb_yunglink2 posted...
Silver chariot requiem has nothing to do with swords either though. Requiem abilities just dont seem to be based on their base stands. The requiem arrow is either a special arrow, or requiem stands require the STAND to be pierced rather than the users physical body, like with Kira.
I'd chalk this up moreso to Araki just hadn't thought of Requiem stands yet, and Bites the Dust was a prototype of this concept
A hunter is a hunter...even in a dream
[She/they]
Gwynevere posted...
Well I finished part 5. That had to be one of the most contrived, disappointing endings to an otherwise amazing story *series spoilers ahead*

King Crimson was built up to be such an imposing figure looming over the story, and I swore that his ability to erase sections of time was going to end up being countered by Giorno having inherited latent time abilities from Dio's World. That was the point of making him Dio's kid, right? For it to have some bearing on the story?

Well actually no, Araki wrote himself into a corner with Diavolo being way too OP, so the only counter was to give Giorno the I win button through the arrow (seriously, "your desires will never become reality" is the most ass pull power up ever). Then we get a weird out of place epilogue with rolling stones for seemingly no reason, followed by a time skip to Giorno having achieved his dream of being a mafioso. Payoff without having to show any of the work to get there.

The story is so nearly 10/10 material until literally the last few chapters, and it nose dives to about a 7/10 imo. Such a disappointment.


Yeah, that's pretty much how I looked at it. Some of the best minor battles in the series followed up by the worst finale fight in the series. At least Diavolo did have one cool fight with Risotto . Giorno also definitely plays second fiddle to Bruno and the gang.
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Tyranthraxus posted...
Diavolo wasn't really op. He would have been killed by Risotto/Metallica if Narancia didn't accidentally fuck everything up. The bigger problem was they had to stop him from getting the arrow.

Also they didn't just make this up for Giorno. It was a major plot point in part 4.

Diavolo would've destroyed Risotto. Doppio only failed because he lacked the ability to remove himself from fate that Diavolo had and also couldn't form King Crimson fully. Full power Diavolo from the start would've beaten Risotto quite easily. He just didn't want Risotto to see him and then flee because chasing after a non-attacking invisible person would've had the possibility of escaping. Diavolo's ability to escape fate is what's so dangerous to the gang and what makes him OP.
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Part 6 spoilers.
Still one of the coolest parts of jojo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JORgAFtYebI
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Kinda losing steam on Jojo around part 6. I enjoy the characters and setting of it, but I guess that's what happens when you blast through 5 parts in a couple months

Fuck I really liked parts 2 and 4 though. S tier manga right there
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Stardust Crusaders suck except for the Dio fight. Such a slog to read through.
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C_Pain posted...
I know nothing about Jojo but I'm intrigued by it
I've only seen a handful of episodes. Definitely seems like a better show after the first season. First couple episodes are rough imo.
Currently playing: F-Zero 99
Gwynevere posted...
Kinda losing steam on Jojo around part 6. I enjoy the characters and setting of it, but I guess that's what happens when you blast through 5 parts in a couple months

Fuck I really liked parts 2 and 4 though. S tier manga right there
Part 7 is different than the previous parts in pretty much every way, and many consider it the peak of the series

I really recommend pushing through 6 even if you dont love it just to get to 7
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BaphometFlux posted...
Stardust Crusaders suck except for the Dio fight. Such a slog to read through.
Honestly yeah, it was so much longer than the other parts before it, and so many of the stands really miss the mark imo. There's some standouts like Darby, Oingo Boingo brothers, and J Geil, but most of it just kinda sucked lol. Really liked the crew of that one though.

ssb_yunglink2 posted...
Part 7 is different than the previous parts in pretty much every way, and many consider it the peak of the series

I really recommend pushing through 6 even if you dont love it just to get to 7
Fair. I don't actually dislike part 6, but I think I just need to take a break and come back to it
A hunter is a hunter...even in a dream
[She/they]
Did you finish part 6? The ending is hype although the battles are a bit more middling (even though I liked the battles). Really good main Jojo and villain with a bleh supporting cast. It's kind of a reverse of part 5.
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this is the first time in my 14 years with this franchise i have ever seen anyone call the ending of part 6 hype
My fate was the grandest, most brilliant of them all.
He/Him
Yes

inb4reading the thread
Part 6 is my favorite part

I wouldn't say the ending is hype per se but it's memorable for sure
Not changing this part until Saki Amamiya (or Isa Jo) gets into Smash as a playable character
Now watching: Urusei Yatsura 2022 S2, KnY S4
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