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Topic	What exactly is the appeal of JoJo's Bizzare Adventure?
pinky0926 04/06/20 9:50:06 AM #14:	Kitt posted... It was the first couple of episodes of what I assume was the second season, going by Netflix. From what I've been told, the story is an overall continuous but each part follows a different set of protagonists or something. With that story stuff aside, yeah, the humor and style still felt very le random for my taste, at least. Also (and sorry for the cliche here, but) you kinda need to understand the continuity to get any value out of it. Netflix also skips an entire two seasons (and arguably the best ones too). The story basically follows a family member from the Joestar family over the ages. So each arc is the son or grandson or whatever of the previous hero. And young joseph is the best one. --- CE's Resident Scotsman. https://imgur.com/ILz2ZbV <cite>pinky0926 posted [p:936878035] in What exact... [t:78548980]...</cite> <quote>Kitt posted... </cite> <quote>It was the first couple of episodes of what I assume was the second season, going by Netflix. From what I've been told, the story is an overall continuous but each part follows a different set of protagonists or something. With that story stuff aside, yeah, the humor and style still felt very le random for my taste, at least.</quote> Also (and sorry for the cliche here, but) you kinda need to understand the continuity to get any value out of it. Netflix also skips an entire two seasons (and arguably the best ones too). The story basically follows a family member from the Joestar family over the ages. So each arc is the son or grandson or whatever of the previous hero. And young joseph is the best one. --- CE's Resident Scotsman. https://imgur.com/ILz2ZbV</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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