As long as it is the person themselves who determines the line between intense joy and deep despair, that arrogance will never be an acceptable way to live.

I’m just working, eating, and posting on the bulletin board, so I’m pretty much like this.

If you can’t rise to the top, then it’s fine just as it is.

If I can get up, I want to move on to the next stage.

Chuunibyou

>>8

I don’t want to stand out, but I also don’t want to be just one of the crowd!

It is often said that Diavolo’s fate among the bosses of all time is tragically grim.

Considering this temperament, this guy’s fate is even more tragic.

>>11

I want to learn from their unwavering positivity.

But well, I do think that someone like the “tight-knot shoelace man” should have their fingers broken too.

Even if I fight the most, I won’t lose to anyone, and that’s the truth packed in.

It’ll probably become less noticeable around 5th place…

>>14

I want to showcase my superior skills, which may not stand out, but are better than those of the mediocre ones.

For what he’s done, he seems to be having a surprisingly good time after death…

>>17

Regardless of sports or studies, how can one aim for and achieve 3rd place in something like the violin or the arts?

I just want to comfortably live by killing women and cutting them up…

It seems like you might be doing hand jobs with a severed hand, right?

>>23

If you weren’t doing it, that would be even scarier.

>>27

But I think it’s just a one-time disposable use.

>>25

It’s a disgrace that you often see on bulletin boards…

It’s quite shameless to wish for a peaceful life after having committed murder.

A pig guy whose hobby is Blue Archive, and so on.

The act of murder itself is an intense pleasure for this guy, so it’s inherently contradictory, that selfish bastard.

I want to live a life filled only with intense joy, without the despair that looms ahead like a gaping pitfall.

If I didn’t meet other Stand users, I feel like I could manage to coexist with murder and peace somehow.

>>33

Stand users are drawn to each other, so it’s impossible…

You’re being chased because you killed Omachi, you idiot!!

From this person’s perspective, it seems to be a logically sound and correct argument.

I can only say that I wish this guy would just hurry up and die for everyone else.

Why did Kira have to go through that when he wasn’t bothering anyone?

If it comes to that, I can just blow it up, so there’s no stress at all.

Don’t just talk about your own convenience, you pig-headed fool!

I don’t want to stand out, but I want to wear a purple suit!

…Even if I fight the hardest, I won’t lose to anyone.

Someone who criticizes shoplifting while heavily downloading illegal content.

>>44

Stop using examples that seem realistic.

A pig-headed jerk who’s into forums isn’t just going to talk about his own convenience, you nameless idiot!

Unless you’re a murderous pig bastard.

I think it’s amazing that you’ve been perceiving yourself as a terrible victim ever since you changed your face.

You messed up the baker’s bread with a corpse’s finger.

>>52

At least buy it for me.

>>55

Jousuke and the others, unable to buy sandwiches, come to the gym storage room.

I think the explosion in the process of blowing it to smithereens reflects its true nature.

>>53

The desire for self-assertion is seeping out, especially around the explosion.

Really the perfect ability.

This guy’s pleasure is more about “intense joy,” isn’t it?

>>57

Murder is just a normal part of life for him, so it isn’t a “fierce joy”.

Even though I don’t want to stand out, it seems quite difficult to live when my desire for self-expression is extremely high.

Moreover, my compulsion to take beautiful women’s hands cannot be restrained.

The hands that Kira has are used for wiping his butt, so they just give a really dirty impression…

>>62

Well, if it really gets dirty and rotten, I’ll just throw it away, Yoshira.

Cutting my hands… Hehe…

>>62

Isn’t it true that it doesn’t matter whose hand you use to wipe your butt?

I want intense joy, but I also dislike a little despair; I’m a pig who wants to be at the peak of life forever.

It’s funny for this octopus to say something like that!

>>64

Isn’t that the boss?

>>16

I think there is stress that can only be relieved by seeing those kinds of guys’ frustrated faces.

Because it’s something I’m born with and have no intention of suppressing, I think I want to live happily, so it’s truly selfish.

It’s too late even if it’s self-promotion.

>>71

……………I don’t understand what you’re saying……………

…Are you out of your mind? …In this situation?

The stand ability is too suited for a murderer, it’s unfair.

The ability to thoroughly eliminate evidence and pursuers.

When I think about it calmly, he’s quite a terrible guy, yet he’s a popular character. Araki-sensei’s sense of balance is amazing.

>>73

There aren’t many chapter bosses that hide sneakily inside the vaulting box and end up in a pinch.

>>73

It feels like nobody talks about longing for it as much as they did two decades ago.

Well, during that time, Dio was treated as an incredibly charismatic villain.

>>77

Rather, I don’t understand people who insist too much that Dio isn’t a charismatic villain, even though there are subordinates who are devoted to him like N’Dour!

>>78

The fact that a character is deeply admired in the story and the reader perceiving them as a minor character are two different issues.

>>77

I feel like there are more people now who don’t want to advance in their careers or empathize with that.

There are countless popular worthless characters to begin with.

It feels like there was a trend for a while that if a charismatic villain isn’t kind to their subordinates or doesn’t have some grand purpose that benefits society, then they aren’t really a charismatic villain!

Considering the setting that stand users are drawn to each other in the first place…

No matter how I struggle, it seems unlikely that I can hope for a peaceful life.

>>81

If CV Chiba Shigeru’s dad hadn’t become a Stand user…

There must be quite a few people who want to enjoy the benefits without taking the risks, like Kira and Diavolo.

Well, the way we handle terms like “big shot” and “small fry” on the internet changes too…

Even the likes of Baran from Dai’s Great Adventure are treated as minor characters these days.

When you only see the scene from the thread, it feels like you understand.

It’s frustrating when the desire to kill and the need for self-assertion can’t be stopped!

I absolutely hate the thought of running away from town just because my dad told me to escape!!! So it’s really just a bit of that.

Living with the feelings of having lost and run away elsewhere creates stress and anxiety, you know…

It feels like there’s a certain mentality behind not just making it disappear but blowing it up dramatically.

For evil, charisma is all about the high ability to “make things happen with power.”

Even if the person is a small-time loser and completely useless, just by showing that you can subdue others with violence or do anything with the power of money, those petty villains who can’t achieve “that” on their own will follow you!

>>94

In the story, Enya, Ndul, and Vanilla Ice, who were truly devoted to Dio, don’t seem to be that way.

When in a pinch, it’s the troublesome guy who exhibits Paiza Dust.

The straightforward argument of Okuyasu, who knocks down directly.

DIO was good at hiding his true nature and deceiving others by making himself look beautiful, even before he became a vampire.

I feel that having my butt wiped with a severed hand feels worse than simply getting a handjob.

Everything that the foolish Okutaira-kun wants to say has been said.

At first glance, it seems relatable, but in the end, it’s just making arguments that are convenient for oneself.

>>102

It’s inevitable that I’ll kill someone, but even so, I’ll live happily.

No matter what I’m told, I can only say the same thing as Okuyasu…

>>103

I really like how straightforward it is to say, “Don’t just talk about your own convenience, you pig bastard who has a hobby of killing.”