2:12 starts.

Jesus Christ the whole segment on Diamond is Unbreakable was painful to watch. It’s pretty clear that you didn’t understand the point of a lot of plot points. The point of the plot with Okuyasu’s dad wasn’t to find someone to fix him, it was that Keicho wanted to find someone to kill him and Okuyasu could have easily, but he didn’t want to give his younger brother the heartache of having to kill his brother, it’s meant to make you sympathise with Keicho and make you hate Akira Otoishi more. The point of the plot with Shizuka Joestar (Achtung Baby’s user) wasn’t to find her mother, it was to show Joseph’s growth as a person with him taking responsibility and raising a child instead of abandoning him like Josuke. And the part about the man who saved Josuke is literally just you making shit up. There was never any sign that it was a time travel plot, Araki never said that it was going to be a time travel plot at any point in the making of part 4, and you also act like pompadours weren’t a real hairstyle that were popular in the 80s, especially among Yankii, a delinquent subculture that the person who saved Josuke belonged to. Seriously, what the hell were you writing with that part of the video?

man this was so good

19:46 Power didn’t deserve that… especially when she brought him a cake.

Stone ocean is dogshit, boring enemies boring main cast

Starter Jolyne: horny prisoner with daddy issues. End game Jolyne: bad ass, gurl boss, stand user (who’s not so horny now).

Part 8 was a confusing mess and I love it. Every part got progressively stranger and more bizarre

20:46 "incorporates a lot of ideas and threads that ultimately go underdeveloped" *shows true mans world* what do you mean by that?

not really, for me it's going down after season 2

It was so interesting. I started watching the series in Japanese without subtitles in season 2 and I had absolutely no issues following the story…. Until I got to Josuke’s storyline. By the third episode I realized I had to put the subtitles back on. The story was so much more complex and though I could still follow the basic plot I was missing so many details in the stand battles. This is a great demonstration of the increase in writing and story complexity

will you ever continue this channel

I thought i'd hafta watch like a million videos to breakdown that anime, but after watching yours now i don't need to watch another video 'cuz you did a masterpiece. ❤You're truly an Artist, keep it up !

They all look weaker generation after generation

Part 6 is the worst part in my oppinion (atleast the 1st part of part 6)

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They got more skinnier

What’s the ost that you used for this video?

Yeah romance was really never that amazing, it’s about having mutual trust and respect for your friends and partner and making compromises for each other’s sake is what I would define a meaningful relationship.

"JoJo's" makes me shudder

Jojo is the only anime/manga I've ever seen that actually gets better the more you get into it.

Is there a full version of that thumbnail for the video lol

I... was spoiled. damn..

6:37 that was a fire song transition GAH DAMN

6:17 Haman😭❓

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Well, this helped explain why I don't care for this series at all. I just feel nothing at all for these themes. They're boring and too all-or-nothing.

Great video! Nice! Greatly discusses various topics on the Philosophy of Chainsaw Man

Part5 sucks tho

I’ve seen Araki get criticized a lot for leaving certain plot threads open. But I’ve never felt this. I think it’s great world building to have an area of interest introduced only to never see it followed up upon. They are a red herring that leave the audience guessing, wondering what is the real point of focus for the story. It happens in real life all the time (obviously in a far less dramatic fashion) and it lets us know there are things going on outside the main story that broaden the scope of the world. Back when I wanted to be a writer and would create my own (terrible) stories I’d always try and introduce threads like these that weee random and interesting but something that wasn’t fully relevant to the main story. Good for Araki for being brave enough to write in this fashion. Also, with the manner in which manga is written, on the fly without the ability to go back and change things, it gives the author options where he can use these threads to tie back into the plot. They’re like fail safe devices. And I’m glad he uses them.

im sorry but part 6 is trash idk whhat to tell you

my Appalachian heritage leads me to pronounce Tserriednich; Tsar-ride-Nick.

count how many times u said ‘dream’

11:23 shut up man

I think I"m the only person I know who has Zero interest in Steel Ball RUn onward. No vampires and no continuity with previous parts makes it a n immediat dealbrekaer for me.

2 things good video i really liked it, second f you you just spoiled gyro's death to me.

When the next vid?

I liked the video but i feel like he didnt explain the flaws of part 5 enough. Even though I feel it has more interesting one-off villains, the main villain and the entire plot are a downgrade from part 4, as the small plot points dont really go anywhere and the climax is very disappointing compared to any of the previous parts. Part 6 did better on that though, so I think 5 is the only one I felt wasnt good in general. The main character also seems to have even less personality than any other Jojo

That guy who helped Josuke wasn't Josuke and never meant to be, can't be surprised ig with One Piece fans being really stupid. After all they love a series where it's nothing but flashbacks and backstories instead of actually showing and developing it's characters lmfao. Also Pucci not that great ? no way is a One Piece fan trying to comment on other series villains where most OP villains are just evil pirates or marines.

What is that thumbnail

I think that Golden Wind excelled at setting higher stakes. In part 5 all the fights are brutal and the losers end up dying, in part 3 and 4 for the most part they just knocked the enemies out

This video was recommended to me before I watched Jojos. A friend and I are currently half way through part 5 of the anime adaptation. I’ve been really enjoying it so far. Every part has been very entertaining. But I feel the opposite of the sentiments expressed in the title. It feels like the writing quality declined with every part. Obviously he had to make each part more bizarre to top himself, but the more bizarre it becomes, the less sense it makes. Part 1: Basic character development and plot events are exaggerated but generally make sense. Part 2: Good character development and events can definitely stretch suspension of disbelief with their ridiculousness, but there is still at least some form of coherent reasoning in place. 1st half of Part 3: Basically no character development (literally none of the characters change), but events are actually pretty cleverly written like Part 2. 2nd half of Part 3: Still little to no change in any character, and the plot’s coherency of reasoning gradually deteriorates until you hit the end where the protagonist just decides to have a new power at the end of the fight and insta-kills the villain. Like the truth is that there is no way they could’ve beaten Dio with everything that had been established. So, it kinda felt like the writer just gave up and said, “Screw it, the good guy wins. The end.” Although, I think the ladder half of part 3 definitely had its moments. But from there on out, it’s basically been the same as the end of Part 3… pretty much no character development: characters stay the same as they were at the beginning. Events are generally coherent until they become so extreme that it would be impossible for the protagonists to keep going, so the writing makes up some new element and just injects it with no set up. By the time you get to part 5, I can’t even tell you how many times characters are like, “Ha! You thought I was in danger but I’m actually not because I used this completely new aspect of my power that never existed before or my power has gotten upgraded in some way for no reason.” Also, “Oh no, I’m fatally wounded and dying! I’m actually dead now! Except I’m not dead anymore because of reasons that were just made up right now.” That happens a lot too. It’s been a really fun watch. I enjoy it a lot. But I’d hardly consider it well written. Part 2 is the peak for the writing quality and character development imo.

That's why A great man once said give up on your dreams and die.

Boruto is similar story like growing from a shitty brat to a man of good will. Don't know why people hate boruto story. I get it the older people are nerved but see jotaro was nerfed too. That's what becoming old feels like.

After watching part 1 (that my friends warned me was strange) I couldn't understand wth they were going on about for this anime. Part 2 sold me hard, Joseph is an AMAZING character and def my fav protagonist.

Good written and jojo in one sentence makes me laugh until I cry.

Honestly Part 8 is still the worst part, but at least the villains ability is pretty cool

An interesting thing to note is that progression isn’t guaranteed, plenty of creators simply plateau. So it’s pretty sweet that didn’t happen lol

Great video.

Chainsaw man doesn't have philosophical themes at all

How would Araki write part 1 knowing what he knows now?