A person with extraordinary application skills.

Zipping up the zipper on the ground for high-speed movement! That was eye-opening.

It seems that foreigners especially like zipper man.

The design is straightforwardly cool.

>>12

I had my phone in my face, you know.

It’s too convenient that you can store anything inside the zipper.

The status is high and the range can be quite deceptive, so it’s strong.

Pesshi had quite an eggy end, didn’t he?

Did this guy not attach a zipper to his arm and move by extending it or opening and closing the zipper?

>>20

It may tear apart at worst, but there’s a secret technique that can stretch it even further.

It’s fine until you burrow into the ground during the Secco battle, but how are you moving underground…?

>>21

Isn’t that original to the anime?

>>36

In the manga, they are properly digging through the ground by unzipping it continuously.

Both being able to expand into a different dimensional space and using a bypass hoop is strong.

It’s the perfect ability for spies since you can intrude and escape anywhere freely.

I think it’s a representative of a Stand that is doing something quite outrageous in a subtle way, as the interpretation of the ability to “do 〇〇” is too broad.

>>27

I think the effects and strengths of the stand abilities in Part 5 are exquisite.

I like part 4 as well, but I think the unconditional recovery of Crazy D’s allies was just too strong.

I didn’t want to be part of that ability in Chapter 6…

If you think about it, stuffing treasure into the bathroom wall would be really crazy if you were carrying around a huge bag.

Maybe I won’t do it.

Although it is not omnipotent, as long as it can capture the enemy, there are moves that can be made for every situation, giving it versatility that is close to being universal.

I think it’s amazing that the protagonist team can come up with ideas that convey such visual persuasion and bluffing, even though lacking adaptability makes it difficult to handle in JoJo’s structure.

What is this Sekko that overwhelms from the front?

I managed to win somehow thanks to Bucciarati’s zombification and quick thinking, but Secco, who almost completely shut down the image in the thread, is too strong.

What kind of mentality makes someone a stand that puts zippers everywhere?

This guy is more like a space manipulation type than a zipper.

It can do tricky things, but it has destructive power A.

I’m Bucciarati.

It feels like this is the ability of a character from One Piece, doesn’t it? Zipper Man.

You can even enter inside a person.

If there is even a zipper.

Compared to Jonathan’s zoom punch that alleviates pain with his Ripple while dislocating his arm, Bucciarati’s zipper punch feels like a different era.

>>41

The reach is literally on a different level.

It seems that the destructive power can be changed arbitrarily, whether to maintain the separation caused by the zipper as an alternate space or to actually sever it.

Having an attack that can instantly kill if it lands a real punch is just too strong, seriously.

If Jipperman had the ability to phase through walls, it seems like he could also assassinate Porpo.

Well, since it’s easy to be suspected by those close to us, it would be better for Giorno to do it.

Stand battles can be heavily influenced by the matchups.

There are more people who can’t do anything even with a starter.

They’re incredibly strong and reliable, but somehow they always end up in a desperate situation, which creates a good balance.

The battle against Prosciutto was an incredible death struggle.

When I said “Zipper Man” to a foreigner, I was laughed at and corrected.

Zipper Man is really great, isn’t it?

Zipper Man feels like he could be in a Mega Man game.

High-speed movement caught on a zipper.

I really love the feeling of using abilities that seem like by-products.

Is Chuckman not good?

The ability to exchange your arm with someone else’s using a zipper is too convenient for being a gangster.

Isn’t “Zipper Man” famous over there for being one of the worst names given to avoid lawsuits abroad?

Also green tea, etc.

It can be used in a four-dimensional pocket-like way, and it can also be severed, but even if the neck is divided, it remains alive.

But it’s not good to split the heart.

It’s surprisingly amazing that it can be cut and reattached.

Since it’s stated that once the part touched by the fist is hit, just like Giorno, if the arm gets ripped off, it’s over.

Is Sticky Fingers not okay, but the Rolling Stones are?

>>59

The Rolling Stones have also become Prophecy Stones.

If you make it seem like you have to open and close it by hand, just by touching the zipper pull, it can close automatically, and you can pull your body with it.

If the opening can be done automatically, then just touch it to apply the zipper, and by touching the lever, the other side will come apart on its own.

>>60

Since Pesci is in pieces from the rush, there’s no need to touch the knob to open or close it in the first place.

I understand that you can create a zipper to divide things or zip it up to move.

What is it to enter through a hole opened by a zipper…?

>>61

It is the ability to create zippers, not the ability to make physical zippers…

Create a fourth-dimensional pocket.

Usage of a hula hoop for passing through.

Too convenient for more than just breaking things.

The Stones properly manage the copyrights and designs on the band’s side…

The automatic closing of the zipper can also pinch or cut the other party.

It is often said that the enemy’s lethality is too high, but the strength of our team isn’t losing either, right? Part 5.

>>65

Purple Haze’s killing intent is too high, and it’s not a power on the ally side…

Green Day’s friends

>>65

As long as you are alive, you can generally manage it—Gold Experience.

Zipper Man, capable of passing through, cutting, and sticking – anything goes!

Aerosmith can perform reconnaissance and firepower simultaneously, and can even engage in aerial combat.

Moody Blues, which can know past events without the possibility of disguise and can also deliver powerful punches.

Anyway, I will definitely kill you, Man Purple Haze.

The strongest defensive performance, indestructible Spice Girl diamond.

This might actually mean that Gold Experience is the weakest.

>>105

Aren’t you forgetting your lowly trash abilities?

It’s convenient as a means of information transmission, but…

>>105

It’s not so much that he’s not strong in combat, but the image of Abbacchio being incredibly strong is definitely because of the 5th part game.

The Stand ability is one that can be done if you think you can do it…

The way to utilize the original Western music is particularly excellent with Killer Queen and Sticky Fingers.

I’ve always wondered what will happen to the treasure if the toilet where it’s hidden gets destroyed.

It’s amazing that you can also do things like first aid.

The sound of zippers opening and closing in anime makes it 30% cooler.

The determined Pesshi fights head-on and is easily defeated by Zipper Man.

>>74

It was good that I made up my mind, but the beach boy was just too ill-suited for a face-to-face brawl…

>>81

They had grown to the point where they could aim for a one-hit kill without letting it turn into a fistfight from the front, so it can only be said that the opponent was just unfortunate.

“Close the zipper! That line sounds so cool, it’s amazing!”

Golden Wind!!

A person with lawless abilities, like in part 3.

It’s terrible how someone can be so strong in a straightforward fistfight even though they are just a grappler and a stand user.

I wonder how this looks to anyone who isn’t a Stand user… that’s one of the abilities.

>>83

The zipper is a stand ability, so to the eyes of ordinary people, it appears as if the object suddenly splits and the cross-section becomes an alternate space, or that Bucci is flying away at high speed.

Finally, I was able to use the title of my admired prince’s song as the stand name, but the abilities and settings of Gold Experience feel a bit vague.

Well, if it’s jazz, there’s nothing that can be done…

There are quite a few stands where if you touch or grab with your fist, you can be sure of winning, not just in the thread image.

>>87

DIO’s Stand vision is shattered into pieces by Star Platinum’s punch, which, while just sheer power, is definitely enough to be a one-hit kill.

Is Talking Heads or The Rolling Stones the weakest in part 5?

First of all, Moody Blues is not blues but progressive.

Black Sabbath → Shadow Sabbath

Soft Machine → Tender Machine

Craft Work → Arts & Crafts

Little Feet → Tiny Feet

Man in the Mirror → Mirror Man

Grateful Dead → The Thankful Death

Beach Boy → Fisher Man

Babyface → Babyhead

White Album → White Ice

>>92

Fisher Boy is fine, right!

At the moment Pesshi slams the turtle, he knocks it down with a rocket punch, but is it relatively fast?

The Beach Boy was a fisherman.

Part 5 has Mirror Man being too strong.

The zipper man is just unbearably uncool…

It’s fine if everyone is just… a man.

>>98

Black Man

>>115

Whoa…

Zipper Man and Mirror Man are enemies of Rockman.

>>99

In that case, the meaning of blues changes as well.

Crash → Crush

Talking Head → Talking Mouth

Notorious B.I.G. → Notorious Chase

Metallica → Metallic

Green Day → Green Tea

Oasis → Sanctuary

King Crimson → Emperor Crimson

Rolling Stones → Prophecy Stones

>>102

Cool

>>102

It didn’t work.

>>102

That’s true, but…

It’s an upgraded version of Nat King Cole.

The one with the worst name in the English version is probably Sticky Fingers by Green Day.

Didn’t you have a zipper attached with an elbow strike? Or was it just my imagination?

Araki, who thinks of combining Oasis and Green Day, has quite a mischievous side.

In Part 5, there is Black Man and White Man, and in Part 3, there is Yellow Man.

Green tea is Abbacchio’s ability, right?

>>121

Green urine

>>121

Go to the hospital.

It’s urology.

If there wasn’t a zipper, I wouldn’t have been able to poop inside the turtle, so it really helped me out.

>>124

I really wonder why we don’t have a toilet installed, even though we can watch Captain Tsubasa, boss.

In section 7, there is also a Man who listens to my rhythm.

By the way, I wonder if mold doesn’t apply to the White Album after all.

Abbacchio is a terrifying guy who not only makes you drink urine but can also delve into the past.

Pee man!

>>133

Let’s have some tea and have a chat…

I feel like the Pistols were still moving even when their main body was unconscious, but isn’t something strange about them…

>>134

Well, there are some that are still running even though the main unit is dead…

>>142

It seems like even if Mr. dies, the Pistols might accidentally walk alone.

Jii disappears with a hiss, and it’s a permanent change!

However, with the anime adaptation of Part 5, JoJo’s popularity overseas has become solid, so Zipper Man, yay!

Will Stone Free become a String Woman or something like that…?

>>139

Stone Free is Stone Ocean.

>>143

Isn’t this better?

Zipper Man was treated as the worst localization overseas and it didn’t go well.

Because you can zip up anything.

A limitation that applies to things that normally living beings cannot do.

But the overseas voice actor’s “Zipper Meen!” is really cool!

If Green Day were to become green tea, then Made in Heaven would probably become paradise.

It looked like the Faiz Axel in the thumbnail.

I really wonder about green tea.

Wasn’t Green Dye okay?

Even while daydreaming about a stand in the futon, I feel excited that Zipper Man might be applicable.

With endurance D and precision operation C, that’s definitely a lie, right?

Made in Heaven was Maiden Heaven.

It was Made in Heaven, wasn’t it?

It’s unfair that it already has such high firepower and also has instant kill attacks.

I mean, they said it was like absolute defense, but if Bucciarati was there with the White Album, it would have been easy, right?

>>154

Even if you put a zipper on it, it seems like it would still say, “It’s frozen and the zipper won’t open!”

>>162

Your freezing ability… it seems like it doesn’t affect the space inside my zipper…

>>154

Maybe they’ll freeze and harden around the handle.

If I punch directly, it would only tear the ice suit, right!? I feel like they’re going to counterattack and say something like that.

By the way, many of the character names in Part 6 are taken from brands, so those have also been changed quite a bit.

>>155

It’s a bit amusing that Gashapon and figures are only initial-based.

Those with ego sometimes make their own judgments and act, while at other times they may feel like they are on half-automatic pilot.

Is it green tea… well, I guess it’s fine since the name is part of the food series.

I wondered why I have to change it even though “The White Album” isn’t its official name…

Weather Report is too much of a Weather Report, what’s going on?

>>160

It’s becoming a weather forecast.

I like both.

I’m rewatching the Grateful Dead episode of the anime, but Sticky Fingers and Beach Boy are incredibly strong… and Number 6 is really noisy…

It seems that Italians are more interested in the names of the five-part characters.

>>163

Even Japanese people are concerned about it.

>>163

Is it like Bruno, dorayaki, or daifuku, and something like that?

>>163

I was quite interested in things like panna cotta and prosciutto even while reading.

Isn’t this a code name…? I still think so.

>>184

Hamtaro…

>>163

It might not be that strange if you think of it as a code name for a mafia member.

But in the manga, it’s your real name, right? …Well, yes.

When I looked it up, Weather Report means weather forecast, so the meaning is somewhat the same.

What’s going on with the kiss…?

>>170

smack

I think it’s a great translation that fits the older brother’s character since it has the meaning of both a sharp slap and a quick kiss.

This man possesses a spirit more golden than the Joestar bloodline.

>>173

If I honestly protect the daughter of a gang boss and get betrayed, I would be furious for the sake of the daughter.

Not suited for the gang at all…

Other gangs are resorting to assassination for a chance.

Kiss is smack.

It was subtle, but the voice actor’s performance was fantastic.

If there was no time skipping, it would have been too strong to be able to respond even to a first encounter with King Crimson and then scatter like that.

Even if I skip time, my main goal is to hit the pillar and escape.

>>177

This is a MA exclusively for Lalah… it doesn’t have any other name.

This is purely the author’s speculation, but the White Album is…

I was confident that I could stop Bucciarati’s zipper and Fugo’s virus.

Considering the Zipper Man standard, does GE become Life Man?

In reality, White Album is a quite high-ranking stand, and there are hardly any stands that can win in a one-on-one fight against it…

By the way, the real dispute regarding JoJo’s works was about the tarot.

At first, I was using the existing one and got scolded, so it was replaced with the current one designed by Araki-sensei.

>>183

It was different from the old book I bought long ago and the paperback I have in hand; so that’s what it was.

>>183

What’s up with Professor Araki using musicians just like that?

>>190

There is no copyright for band names or musician names.

There may be cases where it would be bad if a trademark is registered.

>>190

It’s my favorite band or song that I listen to while drawing manga…

When you think about it calmly, it’s incredible that they’ve animated up to part 6.

When I watch the White Album, I really feel that Metallica’s ignore defense attack is insane.

I have a memory of Enya being scolded by the real Enya, but I wondered if everything was okay over there, and when I looked it up, I couldn’t find anything, so it might have been an illusion or something I saw in the past.

Is Bucciarati some kind of food?

>>191

It’s a baked good with dried fruits and nuts that looks like a tart.

I don’t know if it’s true.

>>191

Bruno is a male name of Italian origin.

Buccellati Sicilian Fig Cookies

It came out.

According to an unnamed source I saw earlier, Bucciarati is apparently not such a rare surname over there.

It was only safe because nobody noticed it overseas, but it’s subtly doing something gray.

>>198

It became ridiculously popular with the anime adaptation, so we’ll change it in the localization!

Many of them are based on novels and foreign films.

It’s something that has been done since the time of Tezuka and Ishinomori, you know.

Because you immediately incorporate what you like, teacher…

I started watching Western movies and often encountered scenes that were exactly like those I saw in JoJo, which made me laugh.

Now there’s even a possibility that foreigners know about Western music by watching the anime JoJo.

When I watch YouTube, I see more and more English comments like “I saw this used in JoJo!!”

I wonder if Wekapipo and Chocolate Disco will be considered safe.

>>203

The lyricist of “Chocolate Disco” is kind of an amazing fan, and I was actually grateful for that.

Wekapipo might be from a certain movie.

Thank you for using the Japanese artist; it’s at the level of Araki-sensei.