>>2

It’s not that you’re a psycho or anything; you just don’t like these petty parts, right?

>>3

That person was actually innocent…

Is there a model for this katsusando?

Psychopaths only think about themselves from start to finish…

It’s a crime that can happen to anyone, not just to women with beautiful hands and their men or family…

I don’t want to eat bread that a dead person’s hand has touched.

It would be quite unpleasant to witness a customer petting the arranged sandwiches…

A man who has been ambiguous about whether he wants to stand out or not from his first appearance to his last.

>>9

I think I don’t want to stand out at all.

Putting that aside, I can’t stand being looked down upon by trash. If I get serious, I could easily twist you all like a pretzel, you idiots.

Father Pucci was also said to have a vividly unpleasant attitude towards Versus, such as ignoring greetings.

It seems so… If it’s okay with a personal blog↓

https://ameblo.jp/daasuu/entry-12301499392.html

But Kira is pretty much like Araki, right?

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Is the note something akin to a gag from a manga?

Was there really someone who drilled a hole…?

>>18

What a guy, Hirohiko Araki!

There are a lot of enemies that have a real sense of unpleasantness, aren’t there?

There are occasionally people who seem to have the impression that a psychopath equals a calm demeanor.

It’s just that they lack the ability to empathize, which is normal, and on that basis, they might be petty or shallow, which is simply a part of individual qualities.

I guess you’re depicting the people you’ve met so far, Teacher.

It’s more unsettling that petty thieves and delinquents who extort others become part of the group without facing any punishment than if a serial killer were pretending to be one of them.

>>23

To be honest, I feel uneasy just thinking about the future of the salaryman whose hundreds of billions in contracts fell apart because Josuke took his phone.

>>23

In JoJo’s case, the protagonist himself has subtly antisocial aspects as part of his background and current situation.

Well, the basic idea is that even people like that have their own boundaries…

I think it’s extreme to say that just losing a phone call would cost hundreds of billions.

>>28

It’s a story where both sides lose, so there’s no way that’s true, right?

>>28

At that scale, it’s the company’s fault for giving full authority to one person…

Josuke was saying things like, “If Tonio’s restaurant is bad, let’s make excuses and leave.”

>>29

It seems that Jotaro was doing it quite often…

The phone thing was made an easy-to-understand extreme because it was a joke.

In recent times, not only those who create but also those who watch are being overly strict about compliance.

Let’s just say that whether it’s stealing or killing, as long as it’s interesting, it’s okay…

>>33

It doesn’t matter whether it’s interesting or not.

It’s just a matter of human psychology that feelings of disgust arise more from minor crimes that feel closer to everyday life than from distant murders.

>>45

I get that, but when it comes to JoJo, it makes me go “Huh?!” from the protagonist’s side.

Apologize to Jonathan.

>>48

The author depicted Jonathan as too good a child.

Johnny wanted to make the protagonist more mundane and human-like…

>>80

It’s beyond human-like, it’s just a thug.

>>89

Isn’t Johnny’s wrongdoing just butting in?

The reason I devoured women is simply because they were served up to me.

>>89

Compared to Jodio, this is still somewhat normal…

>>89

In other words, throughout the entire story, the protagonist has a personality that is much too complicated.

Well, back in the time of Part 5, it was absolutely no drugs! But now, it’s that…

People who have lost a deal were told not to let their business rivals get ahead, and if you miss the timing, it’s probably too late.

>>35

As an apology, I would like Josuke to introduce the SPW Foundation through Joseph.

Murder feels unrealistic, but something like the image in the thread is real enough and it feels kind of unsettling.

Well, JoJo is indeed a work that feels of its time…

>>37

The fact that high school students smoking and drinking is commonplace reflects the times.

In the JoJo world, it’s not necessarily the case that humans must be completely clean! It also depends on whether those around them will allow it.

It’s just that those who have crossed certain lines, like in the thread images and some others, are not forgiven.

There’s a possibility that someone bought a bag of bread with the fingers of this corpse and ate it.

>>40

Maybe that’s the one Shige-chi bought and couldn’t eat…

Well, there’s also the question of why that guy is making such an important call on the street…

Bread poked with a corpse used to wipe poop.

While I was hanging laundry on Sunday, I wondered why Jousuke took the second one without fixing his phone.

>>43

I wanted to wear new pants for the New Year.

It seems that infidelity is just about safe…

Cheating Chinchorro and such

High school student playing chinchirorin!?

I feel more disgust towards an old man who doesn’t wash his hands after going to the bathroom than a criminal I see on the news.

It’s one thing to set up a cheating Chinchirorin, but you shouldn’t forget that there’s a premise that Rohan is doing something quite significant regarding that.

Rohan, it’s surprising you were forgiven after meeting like that.

>>55

After all, they’ve already tried to kill two people…

Is it Joseph’s blood~?

Jonathan can be a bit mischievous too.

I think it’s a fitting appearance for the final boss of a story set in a small town, showing both the horror of carrying around a corpse’s hand and the cheapness of not buying torn bread at the same time.

>>59

I think that scene is fundamentally centered around the intermediate Jupberobero.

There is surely an effect to what you’re saying, but…

For Josuke, in the worst-case scenario, he and Okuyasu and Koichi could have died during the first contact.

But… it wasn’t just a matter of circumstance; you clearly went to take the money, didn’t you?

The malicious intentions that are easy to imagine are more annoying, aren’t they?

I quite like the greedy depictions, like during the time when I’m devising strategies to make money through harvesting, similar to Chinchiro.

If it’s a character like a murderer, you can just kill them, but if an enemy appears who is just doing plain annoying things like tearing the wrap off bread on a daily basis, even though I’d want them to die, actually killing them feels like too much.

I put a photo in my wallet.

>>65

Crazy Diamond!

>>67

This also starts with the old man having an affair and the discovery of a hidden child, so it’s to avoid any conflicts.

Whenever Josuke does something, it’s usually because the other party has done something first…

>>84

A regular person who was troubled a lot by the Highway Star…

It’s amusing that the first thing to do with a friend who has the ability to change is to try to extort money from Rohan.

It’s good that we won the battle, but there could have been multiple deaths in the commotion. I think it’s quite a concession to try to resolve it with just a little allowance!

Well, Rohan-chan turned out to be more troublesome than expected, so the house burned down…

Isn’t it just a purification or something like that?

You were muttering to yourself in the store, weren’t you?

It’s not something a man who doesn’t want to stand out would do.

>>70

Huh? Weren’t you dating her?

>>70

Well, if there’s someone who annoys you, you can just kill them…

>>70

For me, this kind of time is the most enjoyable.

I don’t want to stand out, but I also don’t want to give up my hobbies.

>>77

Okuyasu’s evaluation accurately expresses this guy’s mentality.

I feel like I read somewhere that aside from the element of murder, the hero and Araki were mentioned.

Even without the killing part, he’s still a disgusting, fishy guy.

>>71

For me, winning or losing is not the issue… I will “survive.” I will show that I can “live on” peacefully. I bear the “saga” that I cannot help but kill people… but I will “live happily!”

When I tried to take some money, Rohan cut off his own finger and bet the whole amount in one go…

>>72

In the first match, I blatantly revealed my cheating intentions…

>>72

I’m not very familiar with gambling, but isn’t it more correct to say “raise” there?

Compared to ultimate life forms and yellow vampires, huh?

There is a germaphobe among my relatives, but in the end, it’s just that I get disgusted when my own rules don’t apply.

They force you to be considerate of those around you, yet they casually engage in actions that make you go, “Isn’t that filthy?”

Katsuage Road said that there was a similar place at school…

Stop it, stop it!

A date for one stands out quite a bit.

Jonathan was secretly smoking a pipe too!

Well, to say the opposite, that’s about it.

>>82

Dirty table manners! Betting boxing!

I quite like the sneakiness of Josuke trying to stay just below the line when trying to make money.

Kira has a high pride and dislikes enduring things, yet…

I don’t like to stand out, but I’m thinking contradictory things, and my stand solves that for me, so I’m really getting carried away.

I think the most outrageous thing is that Josuke set the house on fire as a result of his cheating in Chin-Chirorin.

In other words, I want to satisfy my desires, but don’t look at me.

That’s tough.

When it comes to the Highway Star, the chewing is terrible…

Isn’t the story about the summer camp that you don’t want to go to something the teacher experienced?

I remembered that when I saw Johnny’s thing, I thought, “Ah, this is it!” because Taizo was ahead.

My personality is actually quite far from a life like a plant.

>>99

For this person, murder is a routine act, so in their subjective view, it’s like dealing with plants.

When you have to directly go to a conflict, stress arises at that point—like, I really hate it—so I guess that’s how a power similar to Sheer Heart Attack was derived.

It was terrible to leave the body with its fingers stuffed in the sand after the thread image.

Isn’t the serial killer with a twisted sexual desire reminiscent of the original Aqua Necklace you defeated first?

>>102

There is quite a difference between criminals who live by instinct and psychopaths who blend into society.

The scene where the priest from section 6 ignores the guard’s greeting and leaves the prison felt really unpleasant…

>>104

Even though I was given my place in line, the scene where I don’t thank them and instead curse them really shows how nasty my character is.

>>111

Well, that was actually annoying, so it can’t be helped.

I remember Pucci being an unpleasant person in every scene.

>>105

The past is separate.

>>105

I cured Versus’s illness and so on…

I think Kira Yoshikage’s overly convenient ability is due to his overly convenient personality.

>>106

I got so frustrated being looked down upon by a kid like Hayato that I lost my cool and ended up doing it.

Isn’t it amazing how a convenient ability just sprouted out of nowhere to help in a tough situation?

Kira acts like he doesn’t care about winning or losing.

Huh? It’s like this guy is giving off the vibe that if I really tried, I would be stronger than you…

So someone bought and ate the sandwich with a finger from a dead body jammed in it because it was sold out… how tragic…

In the end, Kira’s principles and assertions are all encapsulated in Okuyasu’s line.

>>113

A pig guy whose hobby is Blue Archive is no good…

It is quite unusual that the arrow pierced not the stand but himself again, resulting in the manifestation of Bites the Dust.

>>117

The arrow moved on its own and stabbed, so isn’t this rather the original way to use it, while the stand’s Requiem form is what’s unusual?

I was planning to run away without dealing with Jotaro, but I thought he seemed easy to kill, so I stopped to go after him and ended up getting ambushed, which was quite amusing.

>>119

It looks like I can see the scenery on the other side through that hole (taunting).

>>119

That’s a nice watch.

But I’m going to smash you so you can no longer see the time…

I really like your face…

He’s very human and now he’s my favorite protagonist, Johnny.

I quite like Jodio for now.

He’s a psycho, yet he shows his human-like flaws at crucial moments…

>>125

That’s why it evokes a mysterious sense of empathy and is still a popular character even now.

It’s not interesting to have common sense good people in a manga.

>>138

I really think it’s amazing how they make a character with clearly jerk-like traits appealing.

I like Kira, who is finding various things and getting excited about the ghost of the mansion after death.

>>126

Is this Takehisa Yumeji!? Seriously!?

If you want peace in the first place, you could just leave the city! Even if my dad tells me that.

If you go out, it feels like you’ve lost! It’s like he’s stubborn because his expression is different.

>>127

Hiding and changing one’s face in the midst of Kira is not a defeat…

>>131

It’s a totally complete victory because we’re outsmarting Jotaro’s group and staying one step ahead…

>>127

I believe it’s a common situation in JoJo where characters, not just Kira, stubbornly get into irretrievable situations in strange scenes.

But the way they’re bringing it back using various methods…

At least among the villains, it seems that Kira is one of Araki-sensei’s favorite characters.

Because it’s my favorite place, Morioh Town…

Is Father Pucci black too, or is his handyman friend considered safe?

>>135

It seems to be safe because the apparent lineage is different.

>>141

Strange people who judge solely based on whether someone is really Black, rather than appearances, are calm racists.

Well, setting aside murder, there have definitely been some pretty messed up characters in the history of JoJo in terms of their behavior…