and the large amounts of CAKE...

Best ending

@@spacer-lx5pq yes cake....CAKKKKKEEE3

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Spin may be gone now Part 1 and 2 were hamon Part 3 had basically no hamon Part 7 and 8 had spin Part 9 may not have spin

jodio would cause gravitational sinks. note this. this will 100% happen.

I'd like the imagine the final villain of Jojolands to be Pucci or Kars level of OP. Jodio maybe dies at the end or we get a sweet ending like stone ocean and getting out of the Mechanism

He's gonna learn spin and then the rain can go in different directions not just down that's my prediction

@@EnemyStandUser_I have joined your cult

@@Gamfluent but couldn't the "what if everyone from part 4 was there" argument also be applied to part 5?

@@Gamfluent jotaor lost because of both pucci would kill jotaro by himself firstly and secondly the what if would be apllied to litterally every single part were was josuke in part 5?

​@@Gamfluent "But it ignores part 4 and 5" What ? wdym by "it only works if you ignore literraly everything" the last 5 parts are not different only part 6 changes the fate of Pucci

@@Gamfluent All those characters from part 4 and part 5 are literally on the other side of the world, minding their own business. SPW had no real information on what exactly was going on, Jolyne herself only learns Pucci is the mastermind when its late already and she only gets time to return Jotaro's memory disc after the Heavy Weather arc, and by that point they only had a few HOURS to deal with Pucci. No way in hell any part 4 or 5 character would be able to get there in time to be of any use.

​@gamfluent2857 ummm, the shit you mentioned were already wraped up for better or worse in their own story. Your argument sucks

I hated it so much at first and thought it was bad but after time passed and i reread i realized it was good just in a weird bitter sweet sort of way. Just was so shocking on the first read

@@Eyoballin Yeah for me it felt very overrated and a bit anti climatic at first. its a good ending now but part 7 was a lot better on the first read. a lot lol

Only ending to a show to EVER bring me to tears

​@@user-hz3vx9ln7iHow do we know you didn't speedread Part 6 to get to Part 7?

Wow, you're right. That last scene in the boat just perfectly encapsulates their relation through the whole part.

Note, though, that for the entire time of that chase sequence, Emporio is desperately trying to change fate, by trying to avoid going where Pucci already knows he'll go. At no point in time does he accept fate, but tries to play around it in the end by having Pucci change it for him. So what exactly is "fate" then, in JBA? Honestly, a similar event occurred elsewhere. Kira Yoshikage lost only because Hayato decided to defy fate dictated by Bites the Dust, at which he succeeded when Kira stated who he is to Josuke who himself wasn't late to the meetup, defying fate as a butterfly effect from Hayato defying fate. And Kira stating who he is isn't an attempt to change fate by Kira, but rather doing the same thing he did as dictated by fate before. Kira's fate was changed by another's hand trying to cheat fate, not his own. But here's the thing. Why wasn't it Emporio's fate that was changed? Kira's was changed because Hayato worked to change it, but Emporio's fate wasn't changed when Pucci tried to change it. Is there a logic lineup here where there isn't a serial hypocrisy in deciding who fate favors when people try to break away from it?

Unironically as well it was his own blood and flesh weather that fate let him get the last laugh and at the end screwed over pucci

And the fact the Emporio used the stand of Pucci’s brother makes the whole thing much better.

​@@TheJalfireKnightCosmic irony...

@@Crossil Kira was manipulating fate with his BTD, same as Pucci with his MIH. Both Hayato and Emporio broke free from fate due to Kira/Pucci's actions, but it was in the name of restoring the proper "fates", to everyone. Similar to how Diavolo kept avoiding his fate with KC, only for GER to finally deal his punishment.

That part is even worse though 😅 Part 5's climax is Freaky Friday where you have to punch an invisible sun behind your head to win.

@@johnschaeffer7008 If that didn't happen we would've never known that it was in fact Bruno Bucciarati that was the golden wind all along.

​@@bung9094This help me sleeping every night

​@@johnschaeffer7008blame Chariot Requiem.

@@johnschaeffer7008 Part 4's climax was an ambulance accident. Oh, the irony!

Also I love the high voltage arc in pt 7, I know some people don’t like it because they feel like it undermines funny Valentine as the main villain but that entire fight was set up by valentine in the first place and shows how dedicated he is to his ideologies, and gives closure to Johnny and Diego. It also gave us one of the most badass moments in all of jojo with Lucy Steele.

i agree, if the part ended in that scene it would have been at least number 3

@@forcommentingpurposesonly2918how? Rolling Stones is so good

Goated part with a goated ending

RIP Aya Tsuji and Shigechi

They should have killed off all those little side characters that did not matter

Me too! I never cried over an anime ending except for Stone Ocean , it had this lingering effect on someone who’s been there for the whole journey 🚶🏽‍♂️

Better than part 6 ending ong

fr the most gay pose in jojo and thats saying something

Bro had cake

@@arminkir9389 I can't believe Araki ended Part 4 by having the main character come out as gay out of nowhere. Definitely in the "Is this because I'm a lesbian?" tier of character farewells.

I agree, It is indeed very emotional and the prayer part is so beautiful. Such a great part and a masterpiece.

well you could say that if that was giornos actual goal giorno wanted to be the mafia boss the only way to do that is yknow off some particular person who if he got the reqium arrow giorno could not achieve that goal so yes they are seperate the arrow is just the means of achieving the goal

@@Gamfluent ..Yes, I didn't say anything to the contrary.

@@Gamfluent Nice strawman dude.

The issue with “the chase to get the arrow was the real final battle” is that Giorno hardly did anything lol. He didn’t do anything clever to beat Diavolo’s time skip, Polnareff and Trish did that. He didn’t figure out the weakness to Chariot Requiem or make a big sacrifice to beat the villain, Bruno did that. That’s why GER feels like a “Giorno was fated to win” thing like part 2. Yes the power of friendship & teamwork is of course a thing in shonen but like, that was the whole theme of part 4’s ending yet we still got to see Josuke fighting Kira in a top notch battle of wits & ideals. I really can’t say the same for Giorno, his true final fight was vs Cioccolata.

​@@Gamfluentwhere did he say that?

My cousin Joshua survived that once.

I could easily survive that🗣

Same thing happened with Attack on Titan, my man Armin got burned alive, fell 50 meters and people still say it would be reasonable

​@@millenial8212Erwin really should've been the one to get injected.

Part 1-3 asspulls should be talked about more everybody gets on Jotaro having the world(which yeah is an asspull) but Joseph winning gets a pass because it's "thematic"

i see what you did nine levels nine jojo parts so far nice ending as well i loved part four ending alot

@@chrismidulla7721 No, I'm not doing anything, that's genuinely the number of things I noted which makes it genius from a writing perspective. It's only coincidence that it happens to relate to the number of current parts.

Out of curiosity, what are the 9 levels?

@@nullplusone8579 1) Kira constantly managed to barely scrape by through his insane luck, but was done in by being in the wrong place at the wrong time. 2) He prided himself on going unnoticed as he phases into the background of any social setting he goes into, and was killed by an ambulance driver that didn't notice him. 3) He had to meet his first two victims (at least, to our knowledge) in death. 4) His hand being bitten off mirrored the fate that would befall his many victims. 5) Not to mention, it was specifically his trigger hand that he lost. 6) He was dragged to what was implied at the time - even though that was sorta retconned later - to be the pits of hell, denying him the peaceful life he so desperately desired by making sure he could never rest peacefully in death. 7) It was specifically _hands_ that dragged him away, the thing he obsessed over in life. 8) And, rather mockingly, they're _male_ hands - had they been female, he might have taken a very slight degree of enjoyment in the situation buried beneath all the negative emotions the situation would have caused him. And uh.. I don't remember the ninth, sorry. Been a fat minute since I last recounted this.

@@purplehaze2358 Would you count the ambulance specifically ripping his face off count? Since he changed his identity with Cinderella, a stand that swaps your face to change identities. And the only reason people knew it was Kira that died was cause he was saying the name, again an action that brought the man that hid from the world to be the center of attention

Ok but shes female

SBR ending was better than stone ocean's ending. Stone ocean's ending is the 2nd best but overrated. It felt rushed and in a way almost anti climatic. (Emporio killing Pucci and the story just continues like nothing happened) (I still love it but its just way too overhyped) Don't roast me lol

And to quote someone from Jolyne vs Pucci MIH video: her last words were “Stone Free!” She freed her family from the curse of the Stone Mask.

@@epic-gamer57 ok but johhnys disabled

@@user-hz3vx9ln7i you cant call stone ocean ovveratted when your saying sbr is has a better ending the msot ovveratted part for some good reasons others just gas

in my opinion it is a bit overrated and a bit anti climatic. The part 7 ending was a lot more meaningful in a way.

@@user-hz3vx9ln7i facts

@@user-hz3vx9ln7itry not to dick ride pt 7 challenge

@@user-hz3vx9ln7i anything popular isnt overrated. everytime part 6 ending is praised there are always some people calling it shit. its not overrated in anyway. how was it anti climatic? literally faith itself fucked over pucci, jolyne sacrificing herself for emporio like some onepiece will of d shit, it was all great. i think you might be talking about a kid beating pucci? but the ending is much more than that one scene.

​@@user-hz3vx9ln7iHahaha

Personally, I think Part 6 is the most beautiful. Even with the universal reset and whatnot I love the thought that everyone who died in the previous universe still exists, albeit changed, and that no matter what all of their fates are tied together somehow.

​@@_K8lynn_Not changed, they're the same but without memories

The moment he started playing (essentially) his own theme song while Yasuho is dying in the background; I knew he got me. Not cause I dislike Yasuho, I'd say she was my favorite character in part 8. But cause Tooru was just built different to do all that; on top of having Wonder of U as a stand

Omg you get it!! Honestly at this point I’m used to people not getting the part 5 ending but the reasons you listed are exactly the reason why I love the arc so much, and why it stands out to me among the rest of the endings. GW has such deep character writing and I agree that a standard shounen battle would’ve undermined that aspect.

Finally someone got it

It's not.

​@@Molten2004okay, Gyro.

I 100% agree. In a series full of bitter sweet and even downright sad endings, part 4 stands out as having the happiest conclusion. The final montage of the Morioh cast living bizarre yet peaceful lives is so uplifting with Great Days playing in the background

read steel ball run and that will change lol

@@user-hz3vx9ln7i No, not everyone thinks it is great, for me the ending was one of the worst parts of SBR. SPOILERS, the whole valentine defeat wasnt anything great, gyro dies and johnny learns how to unlock the final ability and one shot the antagonist, the typical jojo ending in spirit, okay it wasnt bad but not great either. then araki included the unnecessary diego fan service fight. which was fun but not great ending wise.

Even despite watching the whole series at once with everything alredy out, that hit hard. I can imagine what it'd be for fans that actually followed from part 1

rolling stones being the ending actually improved it significantly for me, sleeping slaves is underappreciated

I love the Rolling Stone arc so much. It’s a bit on the nose, but I think it’s important to have been so

That said, the anime did a good job trying to make it more of an ending.

Yeah it feels like Araki just wanted to finish it so he could throw in a teaser for part 3

@@jamalwalker Arakijust

The man himself. it is but come on you took it to the extreme you have just become Petty about it at this point😂

@@error-4269 Imo I don't think I really took it to the extreme, If I made a video just saying GER is big strong, and then the vs battles I did after in a row I have him win instead, I don't think anyone would bat an eye at that, but just because I did the opposite, there's suddenly a problem and its extreme lol. And I don't view what I've created in the GER Arc as petty, because they're very important, at least from mine and a lot of peoples perspectives

@@JobberGodot ehhh ok I just feel like it's disingenuous and it's not good for your and the stands repetition but okay. But don't you feel like you have done enough of it like, come on I am a fan of you but this is getting pretty stale no? Oh right I remember you said something about it ending soon on your community page I am excited for what's next thank you for this a$$ response.

@@error-4269 Bro what is WRONG with you!? Getting mad and trying to dictate what I should & shouldn't do on MY YT Channel based off of your feelings, as well as insulting me out of nowhere at the end for no good reason, all over FICTION. With that behavior, I don't care if you're a fan of me or not. Chill out, it's not that serious 💀

@@JobberGodot what? what are you talking about? I'm really not mad at all like what? I think there has been a pretty BIG misunderstanding on your part I am sorry.🤨?

This and the Diego fanservice battle against Johnny is completely unnecessary and ruins the emotional high from the "Break my Heart" chapters. It adds tension and distracts from an otherwise perfect finish to Valentine's demise.

@@swiggydswirl330 I found Diego's appearance at the end to be okay in concept. Valentine's battle was more of a let down for me. We kinda had the same with Diavolo, but at least he had an amazing duel with Metallica and the whole Silver Chariot chananigans were cool

@@pinthecool1 Interesting. I'm glad we can talk about the flaws of Part 7 since it's so rarely discussed about.

@@swiggydswirl330 I share the same opinion my brother in Jojo

@@swiggydswirl330I agree with this. Diego with the world appearing outta nowhere and nearly killing Johnny felt like a slap in face to him.

Hope it doesn’t get the “batch” release schedule like part 6

@@justachaoticperson1906 yeqh

"🤓🤓🤓"

@@dripbacon3680 Alright then, tell me why you think it’s bad

​@dripbacon3680 peak of humor right here

@@SportySnake OH SHIT YOU GOT HIM THERE

@@SportySnake Nah you capping dawg, Part 6 slaps. Im with Bendy785 here

I’m pretty sure its stated that even the changing of fate is predestined.

@theninetailsslayer1939 yeah and I find that so dumb... it means King Crimson really didn't have power over fate at all

@@michaelmullaney6388 I mean, Diavolo never had power over fate, he more so had the power to avoid faith.

-they fought for the machina. - unlike Jotaro and TW it was actually foreshadowed -we know stand arrows respond to your most current emotional need hence an ability that cancelled out and even 1uped King crimson.

@@umarb7325 jotaro's last minute ts was foreshadowed from the beginning of part 3. it was a wholeass powercreep allthroughout stardust crusaders, and just culminated at the end

@@siwap3809 ive seen the foreshadowing theory but none of them sound credible. I think Jotaro would notice if he stopped time and everyone stopped moving but him

​@@umarb7325 my theory is basically that star platinum (as the stand) was always able to do it since the beginning, but jotaro himself (as the user) only realised his ability when fighting with dio, and over the course of the fight, gained the power to control said ability. examples off the top of my head would be star platinum stopping the bullet from shooting jotaro's brains out POINT BLANK in the first episode, and maybe jotaro summoning a fking cocktail out of nowhere in the darby gambling episode. if that isnt enough, allow me to elaborate further: 1) when i watched the show, i noticed jotaro is a very hands-on, quick learner, whom makes the most out of or develops further his skills the more intense and high-stakes a situation he's in. this can be observed all trhougout stardust crusaders, as we see jotaro learn more and more about his stand through the season, from the first episode, when he's trying to understand the ghost that projects from his body, all the way to the last episode, as he slowly *realises* how fast star platinum truly goes. take note that (like many shonen protagonists) jotaro's knowledge of and prowess using star platinum is not the same at the start as it is at the end, which is a key point in my theory (i call it "character development"). 2) at the same time, jotaro is a very retroactive character (some may say lazy): unlike characters such as naruto or luffy, who have some grand goal that they strive to achieve, training intensely along the way to get stronger, jotaro doesnt really step into action unless the action calls for him to step in. unless there is an intense life-threatening situation where he needs to exercise his abilities, he is NOT going to train them (kind of like ichigo from bleach). this can be observed with his underdevelopment of his TS ability (like how it's still only 2-5 seconds come part 4 and 6, even though he had ~12 years to train it (up to - reasonably - at least a minute)). ( if you are familiar with mbti terms, we would call these traits the "ISTP" in jotaro. ) ^this part of my theory is very reliant on jotaro's character i.e. why he operates differently from other charcters in the series or in other series. 3) but if you want to ignore jotaro's character: from a plot/stand comparison standpoint, think about this for a second. imagine you're watching stardust crusaders for the first time. medieval armour and a rapier, elemental flame powers, purple mind-reading thorns infused with hamon, snakey long-ranged silent-operator type stand; every member of the team has some sort of unique ability or set of traits used to differentiate between their stands. or hell, take a look at the antagonists even: supernatural monster car, magic smoke that possesses people, weird ship, cursed chucky doll, cryomancic bird, boxer that literally *stops time*; from the major to the minor, even the antagonist stands have standout traits. and then there's jotaro. what does his stand do? uhhh...punch? punch very fast? um...yeah thats it. doesn't really make sense when you think about it right? there has to be a reason why star platinum is the mc's stand, and maybe they'll reveal it later...and so they did. Conclusion: combine some logical plot fallacies with jotaro's character, mixed with some attention to detail when watching jjba pt3, and maybe you'll be able to observe the gradual power creep just as i did. the higher the stakes, the more he learns, and I THINK that is really well-displayed in the fight against dio at the end. P.S. also, imo, jotaro's TS doesn't come out of nowhere: if im not mistaken, you can see the power creep happen even during the two episodes when dio and jotaro fight proper. in such a small span, you can see jotaro slowly moving towards the ultimate reveal: first the fingers, then the eyes, then a PUNCH, then multiple punches, with increments of movement getting longer and longer and longer each time. look, thats all i got off the top of my head, so i did kind of ramble a little there, but im hoping some of what i said stuck with you. if you read all the way through, you have my gratitude, genuinely. now my question to you is that if jotaro's TS is bullshit to you, why is GER not? i know you have kiiiind of explained it to me, but if you can't buy jotaro's surprise at the end of stardust crusaders, then i still cannot buy GER not being a complete deus ex machina, or at the very least some lazy writing. thank you kindly and bye.

@@siwap3809 great read. The effort alone was amazing. I still think GER wasnt machina. The same thing happened to Kira in the ending of part 4. Stand arrows granting the ability to reset outcomes was already in the jojoverse.

Jobber is the ultimate GER hater lmao that’s his stand ability

@@JhoJhoScalesandVshehe is his stand ability just to hate?

Ikr, I don't get why he thinks GER is weaker than king crimson when it literally destroyed it out of existence 😅 same thing for sliver chariot who lost to king crimson. He thinks normal silver chariot is stronger than GER when GER beat the stand it lost to

@@Saibotedits747 yeah because he is just a Petty hater he will spread this false message just to upset people or maybe he's so deep that he actually believes the fumes he's spraying.

Ever since that video, whenever I go to the comment section of a fight involving Giorno, I always see some dude saying, “Well actually, GER’s been debunked. It’s really not that special 🤓”

Irene and Anakiss, you mean?

@@ChiefMedicPururu yeah

​@@ChiefMedicPururuWell it's ok considering Araki still refers to Irene as Jolyne, they're the same