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>>4

Is Gyro coming back in the anime?

A cool gyro with great animation…!

So, are you saying that you will let me and Gyro shine just like that?

Still images are a bit…

An extension that doesn’t make you fall in love just by looking at it.

I was thrilled to see the original’s changing colors recreated in the anime.

>>8

I thought it was quite bold to adopt this as the default color for Giorno’s outfit!

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Since I got into the anime from Monster Strike, it was really bad during this seriously intense scene.

>>13

This is where I talk about becoming a gangster to Bucciarati…

I wonder why they chose to use this scene as a still image…

There was a mission to properly hit 122 times, and on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, there was an event with garbage trucks; it was an enchanting collaboration.

>>18

Ah, I just realized that the mission with that hit count was the number of wasted attempts mentioned in the original work!

I thought it was a strangely half-hearted number, but it’s elaborate…

>>18

On top of that, the fact that they have properly prepared a useless rush against Chocolata is just too thoughtful.

>>23

Every time I defeat Chocolata, having him unleash a pointless rush is a captivating display of consideration that feels like a waste of time.

I love the scene with the hair down in the special OP; it’s mesmerizing.

>>19

That’s good too, but after Pikyun-ing Mister in the Whole War battle, Giorno standing against the backlight with the sunrise behind him is just way too cool, like I could puke.

>>30

The best part is that it represents the shining path of carrying the sun, which a charismatic character like Dio can embody, while a filthy and rotten vampire below that level cannot achieve it.

>>30

This is a scene that makes you fall in love just from the background music…

>>30

Was that a homage to the Pieta?

It’s amazing how this ultra-energy-saving commercial somehow makes me fall in love with it.

I’m generally satisfied with the fifth collaboration in Monster Strike, but it’s disappointing that Narancia’s Special Skill voice doesn’t include “Volare via.”

In the original work, there weren’t many scenes that clearly showed the connection with DIO, so this cut is really good.

It was interesting, and the original anime additional parts were good too, but…

I thought the narrator’s voice sounded painful and that the flashbacks disrupted the pacing quite a bit.

I thought the way Abbacchio, while dying, reunited with a colleague and offered a soothing yet admonishing tone was really impressive.

The Requiem Giorno striking DIO’s pose was the best original anime moment.

Amateur: I have come to aspire to collaborate with Monster Strike!

Pro: Bonjourno

It’s a collaboration that goes well with Dolphin Wave.

>>29

Hey! The sister city with Naples is Kagoshima!

Well, I won’t be greedy, so just a quality around that of a 4-part anime.

A stunning success as an energy-saving commercial.

I thought it was quite a personal hobby to torture someone by frying their eyeballs.

>>34

That’s from a manga!

The contrast between the father who died under the sun and the son who is reversing against the sun is nice, isn’t it?

I love the original anime scene at the beginning of episode 1 where the seat inherits the characteristics of both Jonathan and DIO.

I thought I was retrieving the wallet that was stolen from a tourist, but it turns out I was cleverly stealing the money instead.

But seeing the child looking longingly at the ice cream and deciding to treat them reflects a strange yet harmonious coexistence of poor upbringing and a golden spirit, which is nice.

Ghiaccio is loud.

The risotto also made an appearance early on.

An anime that provides new bait for assassin team enthusiasts.

>>48

It’s nice that the risotto stays until the end at the church for the sorbet’s funeral…

Volume 5 is extravagant, isn’t it?

The color variant Volcanion has a pretty similar color scheme, which is terrible.

Please excuse the quality of part 4.

>>53

This also feels like a combination of Enigma and Super Fly, skillfully compressing time while incorporating original scenes in the epilogue, and it feels like an adaptation of the more refined aspects of the anime!

The release of the assassination team figures is probably thanks to the push from the anime, so that’s great!

The special effects of “Great Days” in part 4 are too sublime.