The first batch was stiff when came out in my opinion. While the second batch did a fantastic job of adapting the middle part of the story. Especially limp biscuit arc they added more scenes and and it flow perfectly. But that's my take

Part 6 anime is good like the rest of david production work but this is the first anime of there’s where I believe it’s not better than the manga counterpart

@@Commandosoap777 Yeah, Part 6 is my fav in the manga so in all honesty maybe I’m biased 🤷🏻‍♂️

Yeah, I've been pretty disappointed in the Part 6 adaptation too, I've been getting the impression from it that the David Production higher ups just want to push it out to finish the original continuity. I guess after so long of hearing people hate on Part 6 I've been hoping for the past few years that an anime adaptation would finally shut those people up... but it seems like that hasn't really been happening.

@@alexenterprises1 I read through part 6 fully and it became my favorite part but I think the main strength is the final 3rd batch which isn’t released yet

11 seconds in and it might in the running for best video of all time, after Baby Shark doo doo doo doo doo doo 😂

I was 2seconds in and agreed with the comments

I just saw the thumbnail and agreed.

HOW DID IT WORK?

That's what I love about Jojo

OH. MY. GOD. I kept thinking about what if Part 9 was set in the future, but a _Cyberpunk JoJo part?_ That. That would be incredible. Edit: tbh I don't think it's Araki's style + it's also too political, I'd much rather have a fanfic or spin-off by someone else of a Cyberpunk city + stands.

Since the Villain stand has appeared in the last two parts it would be cool to see a character using King Crimson in city car chases and gunfights.

@@hippotripo6145 That would actually ground KC in a similar way to how Star platinum is OP but is limited by how Jotaro defends those around him from harm. A Jojo with KC or a power like KC would not be able to just skip past all their problems because by the time they end the skip all their friends are dead and the world is doomed.

Paisley Park would be even more op that it already is in that setting.

The person with Paisley Park may as well be unable to be harmed given all the things Paisley Park has done for guidance.

I agree, Jonathan's death introduces the idea that not even the main protagonist is safe from fate in this series. Caesar's death Introduces the idea that no matter how much a character grows and shares with others, it is still vulnerable to a tragic cruel death at ANY time, and this has a real emotional impact in other characters. This may seem as tiny insignificant things, but they change the way we expect the future fights to go. Now every single encounter can end with the end of a character.

I agree, but his death show us that even a character that has gotten badly hurt so many times but always stands back up, a character with a strong duty and will that does everything he can to see this to the end, might not be able to do it, and might one day not come back

jiraiya has the same death as kakyoin tho

Yuuup😊

Yeah thats pretty much how I feel. That man can create some compelling characters.

Well here we are now and it’s some bad ass kids making money hahah

​@@ryansantander4111 zoomers being the embodiment of "be gay do crime"

All parts are good, it's just that they're practically all different genres, and because of that there aren't many people who can really enjoy all parts equally, and love the series as a whole without a couple asterisks. Having said that, this is the internet we're talking about, and if someone doesn't like something even slightly, then clearly it's garbage lol.

Yeah Phantom Blood with all it's flaws does have it's charm and I think the victorian gothic horror and the tragedy that befalls Jonathan is what makes the story for me. It has some Dracula and Castlevania feel to it which I really love. Character wise I think outside Jonathan and Dio (whose relationship is what drives the story) and Will Zeppeli himself the other characters aren't that developed even Erina and Speedwagon who get a bit more character in Battle Tendency. As for Jonathan Araki did admited in his JoJonium interview that he didn't develop Jonathan more than the archetypical type of hero and that he created him to serve as a mirror to Dio (the character he was really interested in writing). That and the fact that Phantom Blood is so short I think didn't leave much for Jonathan to develop, but IMO the manga at the least does have enough to show that Jonathan was more than a "goody two shoes" hero. He's a lonely spoiled rich kid who engage in boxing fights with other kids for money, he steals his father's pipe and asks other kids to smoke with him (something which isn't shown in the Anime), after Dio starts messing with his life he becomes even lonelier and more miserable as he loses Danny, everyone in his life turns on him, and his father has a preference for Dio. Yet even at his lowest moment when he's hungry and crying about his misery and missing a mother that he never met, finding a half-eaten chocolate bar makes Jonathan extremely happy to the point he forgets his problems. Then much later after he meets Dio at Wind Knight's lot he confesses to him that what he wants the most is to kill Dio in revenge for all the people he killed and it's the most raw and very much the opposite of what you expect a noble character like Jonathan to have but it humanizes him too. But yeah there just wasn't enough to expand on Jonathan's character even though years later Araki uses Johnny Joestar to expand on some of the things he didn't explore with Jonathan (because SBR allows for an in depth character exploration of Johnny and how his isolation, his father preferring another son over him, and just about every misfortune that befalls him affects his character).

"this is a story about breaking a curse"

it truly was a roundabout path... TO BE CONTINUED dernerner ner ner ner nerner, dernerner ner nerner DUGUDUGUDUGUGUGU

Low key I actually agree. I’m not even a huge theatre person, but this would be amazing.

It is such a great idea, I can see it working. The part where the police men shot Dio, the part where Jonathan dies in the boat, the Dio mansion fight. It’s a masterpiece

Not broadway, but Pt 1 is actually getting a musical in 2024!

@@trailersforfun2669 It came out and is amazing!

Yo, Angelo.

Personaly i dont like part 8

Part 8 is great, but I feel like the pacing is perfect at first then messes up later. It slows down to a bit boring after a bit, then suddenly speeds up to the end, with dropped plot points, like karera never re-appearing, characters like kei showing up right at the end just to die, Holly never being saved even though Josuke made it clear that was his goal, the flashback man never being brought up again. Toru is also the weakest villain. Other villainshave appeared close to the end, like diavolo for example, but at least right at the start you know that they were going to fight the boss and that he's evil. With part 8, it's nevereven hinted that there's a big leader of the e rock humans, and Toru doesn't have many bad things hes showing doing, or much personailty or goals, other than just more power. There's even a page of the manga saying, all events happened because of this man, as if the manga needs to make sure you realise this is supposed to be the villain, because it's just not made clear

@@JJLarge wonder of u alone is a better vilan than torru

@@raeldrews1187 The stand power is quite cool, but I also feel like the way it's defeated with go beyond is a bit out of nowhere. Suddenly it's just dropped on us that the bubbles are spinning, and Rai somehow knows this but it's never explained how he knows, and then Josuke can just make them turn into infite energy? A bit unexpected and unexplained

@@JJLarge oh i was talking about how the doctor and wonde of u were used as vilans all the mystery and how treating it was honestly how it was defeated feals prety lame

Ooof😊

Part 6 can be just as great especially when the final batch of episodes come out, and part 7 is 100% worth the read.

Part 4 is my favorite though I recommend you start at the very beginning

start with part 1 for the love of god

Jesus you started from part 5 your enjoyment experience has destroyed for jojo

*Part Skipper REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!* Nah for real start from Phantom blood then battle Tendency, Stardust Crusaders and Diamond is Unbreakable.

Honestly I find Jonathan to be just Kenshiro from Fist of the North Star, but I much prefer Kenshiro. If you haven’t read it, I highly recommend it.

Lmao

just like a lot of media, you know something is good is when you go back to it and you find more and more reasons to appreciate it

Aargh! I knew it would happen too! I literally had two folders for the two during editing and still missed this 😭

@@toorubase03 No, I know. I meant moe like, for the lives of the characters. "How do we overcome this trauma?"

Even life is a JoJo reference

Rock humans don’t really have powers tho

@@OasisTrain they seem to have some weird abilites unique to them, like Yotsuyu being able to produce a clear fabric out of his ass or something

You can take this even further, though I wouldn't considered them 'power systems' ghosts, psychics, aliens, and all sorts of weird shit is cannon in the JoJo universe.

@@OasisTrain they can turn into rocks on command

you must've watched 3 shows in ur life then

@@myreactiontoreadingthis4321 I could say the same for you

@@deshawnwilliams6939 no you cant

@@myreactiontoreadingthis4321 Yes I can now quit being petty and move on, I can like what I like

@@myreactiontoreadingthis4321 honestly he can, lol

Continue

I enjoy him a lot though I think he could’ve used some more time to develop as a villain. I love the ending and genuinely think part 8 is an amazing part and very underrated. But I can understand why people might think that his character introduction was a little random and too short.

@@rrod3602 he wasnt talking to you 😭

@@the_hpb so I can’t express my opinion?

@@the_hpb chill

@@rrod3602 express away!

it's been years and years

I think it's definitely worth it to continue, since personally I consider the first 3 parts of JoJo to be the weakest (not bad just not as good as what's to come) starting from Part 4 is when I feel like Araki really comes into his own as a writer.

In my humble opinion part 4 is my favorite from the first "half" of the series

@@raeldrews1187 Yeah, part 4 is incredible

One thing for sure is that, if you enjoyed the first 3 parts, there’s no way you won’t like the rest more! The rest 5 parts has all the good points about part 1-3, and even make those advantages better

not gonna lie part 3 is probably one of my least favorite parts, you'll love the rest trust me

10?

It's mine too actually, people don't usually like it because they don't read it patiently, as they are more excited about SBR.

yeah the part with the best villian why not?

@@MoonAge.DayDream worst villain*

Different people exist.