Convenient… is it convenient…

The thread image can basically only be used in battles.

In terms of convenience, you can’t beat Zipper Man or Gold Experience.

So the boss needed to take care of Narancia first, huh?

>>4

Because it’s a state of soul swapping, it’s not such a convenient situation, and the fact that it seems like I was able to kill him is really terrible.

If we’re talking about convenience, it seems that Little Feet would have the advantage when it comes to abduction and confinement, as well as carrying loads.

In other words, if it’s not in human form, then you’re giving up on convenience, right? Can you even pick up an arrow that fell behind the shelf?

>>7

Just smash the shelf.

>>7

Mr. Smith inside will do his best to bring it.

Aerosmith is strong because it can also scout.

I also think that bands like Green Day and Purple Haze are difficult to use, and they seem to have a distorted mindset typical of anti-social elements.

Are you living such a bloody life that Aerosmith feels convenient?

It is said that Pistols are more suitable because reconnaissance can be communicated through voice.

>>11

Whether it’s the Aerosmith that can only detect a wide range of CO2 or the Pistols that can confirm visually with multiple entities…

The Pistols move by riding on bullets, so their mobility is off the charts.

The carbon dioxide radar is useful, but there hasn’t been much opportunity for it to shine.

I wonder why it ignites when Aerosmith shoots gasoline.

What is that flying?

>>15

Narancia’s imaginary bullet

>>15

It seems to be igniting normally with sparks.

Out of the 5 stands, I want the Green Day one the most.

If we’re just talking about combat power, GER is the strongest, but I don’t know if it can be turned into a Requiem. King Crimson is also strong, but its close-range power doesn’t match up well with opponents you usually fight in daily life.

The versatility of Gold Experience is unbeatable.

Is it possible that Narancia thinks a tracer round is a heated bullet…?

The zipper might be the best.

Zipper Man is cool too.

>>22

Overseas anonymous response

I understand.

I also want a handy Act 4 if it’s in part 7.

>>27

Boss

Fugo’s ability can only kill, huh… Giorno is highly versatile, just like Kure D.

I thought it was convenient, but aside from the Stand Fuugo in Part 5, everything else is just too convenient…

>>29

Fugo is also useful, right?

>>29

Isn’t it difficult to use Baby Face when you have to find its host?

>>36

Sorry, I was talking about the classification of the Bucciarati’s Stand.

I had treasures and my phone in the zipper man toilet.

Will mass be added?

If it remains heavy, will transportation be inferior to Little Feet?

However, even without that, the convenience of material permeability is strong.

Why are you just calling me Zipper Man?

>>33

It’s hard to input the original name.

>>48

There is still no abbreviation, so let’s go with Tiki Fin.

I don’t like it… it’s a close-range stand, but if it breaks, it’s dangerous for me too, like a virus…

>>35

If you spread it around the company, that’s how you win.

Zipper Man can instantly kill with a touch, and it’s easy to incapacitate without killing. He can also repair cutting-related injuries and move around, making him overly convenient.

What’s up with people who seriously hate society?

If it’s remote, I also want the mobility ability included.

If it’s close combat, I also want recovery abilities.

Since pistols can’t be used without a handgun, they have no practical use in Japan.

You might think otherwise, but he can shoot by himself as long as he has ammo.

…What should we do about the bullets…?

>>42

They have the biggest advantage of being someone to talk to, right?

>>42

If you try hard enough, it seems like even a toy bullet could work.

>>45

You can just go buy some bearing balls at a home center or something.

>>56

“Go buy some pizza!”

When using the epitaph with the intention of definitely winning the 1/100 lottery.

If it was a miss, I should try another one.

I wonder if I can see a definite future where I have chosen the option for success.

Buchalars!?！？！？

It’s strong, but if the main body can’t defend itself against the opponent’s stand, the balance adjustment is tough.

The protagonist’s stand can precisely mimic Star Platinum, but there isn’t anyone who’s solely focused on combat…

>>49

The one who was overly showing off their imitation.

>>49

What is the task?

I thought so, but can that guy even brush his teeth?

>>60

You can move while lying down and dig holes, it’s super convenient!

>>60

Because we can move in act 3…

Flying-type high-power stands are really strong, you know.

Stag beetles and…

>>50

The closer the body is in the stand rules, the more power increases.

If you’re going to do a stand battle, you also need to think about the defense measures for the main body…

>>59

Meloone is exactly being done in this way…

>>61

In that kind of distance, it’s not normal to counterattack!

It’s a pity that Aerosmith’s strength when fighting normally isn’t depicted much.

For example, when fighting something like a Stapura, do bullets have any effect?

>>52

I was being pushed back by Little Feet, which I’m not good at dealing with up close.

There’s no way it connects to a serious stand.

>>74

You’re so weak… what can you even do, Narancia?

Lovely

Stand users are drawn to each other, so thinking about accidentally encountering a murderer like Yoshikage Kira makes me want some kind of defensive measures, or at the very least, a close-range power type that can engage in hand-to-hand combat.

I’m fine with a stand like Weather Report…

“Sticky fingers means masturbation with smelly fingers, right?”

It’s so cool and resonant…

>>58

That’s not true.

If translated directly, it means “sticky fingers,” but it’s not a slang that is used that much.

But Aerosmith has Mr. Smith on board.

No babyface up to this point, seriously?

Silver Chariot is purely a combat type, but its main body is surprisingly sturdy…

I thought it was too lawless to release poisonous snakes to kill.

>>69

Moreover, it’s an extremely long distance…

Being able to do remote automation has gone beyond just being strong or anything like that.

Polnareff is training, you know…

You have to find a woman with a baby face and do a creepy survey!

The stands of the JoJo team from Part 4 are surprisingly less versatile than those from Part 3.

Rohan is exceptionally convenient, but…

>>73

Kouichi was able to show act1 even after growing up, so he can scout, right?

>>73

Jousuke’s Stand alone gives me change…

If it were an assassination team, it would have been tough, Narancia.

>>78

The Little Feet battle is too much like the enemy’s reasoning about abilities, and Aerosmith is way too much like the enemy…

I like scenes where versatile stands like Zipper or Stone Free, which have Speed Power A, occasionally come into play.

The fact that it can completely ruin a car suggests that it might have higher firepower than Gol-Ex, so Little Feet might have been tough.

Before I knew it, it’s all Mister fighting in Part 5.

>>82

It is useful for playwriting because it is neither too strong nor too weak.

This is also the jump from part 3.

>>84

Panna cotta and normal attacks are instant death moves, so there’s no way to make them shine…

But if the zipper man hits, you die instantly, after all…

>>97

So my opponent had an unfairly ridiculously strong stand that was one-sidedly killing me…

>>97

Bucca only shows up in battles he can’t afford to lose, so it doesn’t feel like a cheat to me.

In other words, there are many situations where I couldn’t help and ended up dead, so I didn’t get stuck.

Isn’t it convenient?

The pistols are easier to use, right?

>>83

In the play, it’s blocked fiercely, but a bullet from a handgun is powerful enough to cause a fatal injury with just one shot…

The convenience level, including daily life, is exceptional for Giorno, Bucciarati, and Abbacchio.

Isn’t the most popular nameless one in section 5 Kraftwerk?

>>86

Walking while moving a fixed object in mid-air was done by Blackmore from SBR, but it seems visually striking and scary, so I don’t envy it.

If bullets won’t work, then I have bombs.

I think Abbacchio is beyond useful and just plain cheating.

There are also directives from the boss that are based on mood.

Little Feet

[Destructive Power-D/Speed-B/Range-E/Durability-A/Precision-Dexterity-D/Growth-C]

Kraftwerk

[Destructive Power – A / Speed – A / Range – E / Durability – C / Precision – E / Growth Potential – E]

I can’t say for sure, but I’m defeating opponents at the level of arch-nemeses.

Mister has a high battle IQ, doesn’t he?

There has to be some weird character in the story who calls others in a strange way!

Mr. is certainly a useless stand in terms of ability alone, but the user’s ability and application are way too amazing.

Excuse me, Abbacchio, could you please re-create the tea you made at this seat just to be sure?

>>98

If it gets revealed, I can totally see Narancia, Fugo, and Mista betraying him and saying to Abbacchio, “What are you doing? Peeing inside the shop!”

The Pistols cheat because they won’t die as long as one of them remains.

I mean, there’s definitely something off, Mister…

>>99

Usually, the order is the opposite! If Mister dies, all the Pistols will die!

Green Day is strong because just having it gives you a sense of mental stability, making you think, “But I have Green Day, so it’s fine,” no matter what happens.

But if I actually had it, I’m not confident I’d use it, so I guess I don’t need it after all!

I think Aerosmith must be incredibly convenient and probably can’t be seen by ordinary people.

>>101

I thought it was nice that I could fly for reconnaissance, but that guy was flying normally too.

>>107

Echoes 1 has a range of 50m, while Aerosmith has a range of several dozen meters, so I don’t really know the exact range of Aerosmith.

I don’t want to believe that there are two people with such a unique way of calling, but there can’t be two, right?

>>102

The deliberately misphrased way of appealing is both charmingly middle school-like and really annoying.

>>112

What are you referring to, anyway…?

It’s often said, but Mista and Giorno’s abilities and personalities are just too compatible…

Are you two connected by a red thread?

Nero was cool until the end.

The opposing boss was also cool.

The Kraftwerk guy is taking it too lightly, isn’t he?

It’s not like Killburn from Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai.

It looks like a super strong craft work using a glass-made blade.

Tapping the bullet to store power is too leisurely.

Purple Haze looks way too focused on appearance.

That guy touches my chest in novels and makes my heart stop…

Someone praise the talking heads.

>>119

It would be fun to stick with someone who is live streaming.

>>119

I wonder what they bought to be selected for the boss’s personal guard.

>>125

That guy and Notorious BTG are both way too peak for the fan club…

>>125

– It’s safe to use next to you because it’s weak.

– Can be used in political struggles.

I guess it’s around here…

>>119

If the request is “to bring down a certain politician or mayor”

It is a stand that is extremely helpful as an organization.

But it is very questionable whether this is suitable for the fan club.

>>119

“Talking Heads are amazing!”

>>119

Since you can only speak lies, if you ask questions skillfully, it could be quite useful for interrogation.

I don’t understand why they were sent into battle.

>>145

Because you keep spouting nothing but lies and baseless nonsense, it can’t even be used in an interrogation.

“My crotch is a stand!” It would be troubling if someone said that.

>>160

I heard that you can only say things that are the opposite of your true feelings, so I think it might work depending on the questions.

In a way, it’s like a lie detector.

I hid Porpo’s secret treasure in a public restroom, but it’s unfair that once I put something inside with a zipper, it won’t spill out no matter how far away I am.

>>121

It’s quite convenient that a phenomenon that wouldn’t occur without a zipper can be completely eliminated with a zipper.

Talking Heads would be a safe choice.

I wonder if Kraftwerk has a chance in Made in Heaven.

Finally facing off against the boss’s bodyguard! But the first attack being a talking head and a shark is quite disappointing.

Sharks are kind of questionable, aren’t they?

It seems fun to play by letting it swim.

Kraftwerk and their partner… what was it again? Soft Machine?

Isn’t that duo’s ability too strong and convenient for early enemies?

>>132

Personally, even if I forget Salé, I find it hard to forget Mario Zucchelli.

Notorious B.I.G. could produce humanoid visions even during his lifetime, you know.

I don’t know where I learned that evolving from resentment is a thing…

>>133

Didn’t the stand itself teach you?

I understand that it’s reserved as a last resort because Carne is the top-level special attack weapon.

I don’t know how you learned about that characteristic while you’re still alive, but…

Depending on the timing, it is possible that Sale and Zucchero will join forces with the assassination team or the bodyguard team to attempt to take over the organization, so from the boss’s perspective, it’s good that they disappeared quickly.

It’s super convenient that you can make objects super thin with a soft machine.

Notorious B.I.G. Requiem

If we assume that the threat to the boss is only Stand users and they are a team, then the tactic of using Talking Heads to disrupt information while individually defeating them with Crash seems to be highly reliable.

The location of Venice really highlights the capabilities of the crash.

Notorious B.I.G. is terrifying because he’s still alive and continues to make a ruckus in the waters…

In some games, it seems to be due to poor controls or the way the graphics are rendered.

The urine that splashes around when swinging my penis is actually quite troublesome.

>>143

Don’t swing it around!

The Spice Girls had a little time on stage… I think they’re strong and useful, though.

I wonder how long the lifespan of a posthumous stand is.

I wonder if it will continue even after humanity perishes.

>>146

Johnny’s death was in 1901.

JoJolion is a story set more than 100 years in the future.

The concept of Stand is amazing.

If it’s just about abilities, I really want Holmajio’s Little Feet right now.

When I hear “pee,” only Abbacchio comes to mind.

Speaking of which, Aerosmith was ridiculously strong in the game.

Know the greatness of reach.

I definitely think I can’t handle the Oasis and White Album suit types.

>>153

If you can’t skate and swim better than the average person, it could lead to self-destruction.

>>154

If you can master it, how do you defeat this… it has a crazy performance though.

>>154

First of all, normally I don’t have the strength to destroy a car with my bare hands…

>>159

Isn’t it being bulked up with stand power?

Is the physical strength your own?

Abbacchio peeing in a pot while swinging his dick around?

I think the convenience is quite high because of radar and reconnaissance.

>>156

It seems useful for finding mice and also for warehouse operations.

>>156

Also, the reciprocating engine is noisy, so it might be convenient to find Stand users in a crowd.

>>166

It might be convenient to naturally be able to find Stand users after all.

Since it’s a stand, I guess it will become something like an exoskeleton that can be controlled with brain waves.

No, but I’m definitely going to have muscle soreness…

I like Aerosmith’s landing pose.

Kraftwerk is just too much because of the main body…

When it comes to JoJo’s pee, 98% is Abbacchio.

I’m envious that with a cloud suit, you can pee freely; that’s left an impression on me.

Thanks to the suit, it seems like there’s no problem even if you stumble, so skating looks fun, huh, White Album…

>>165

Should I mix it into the medalist’s opening…?

>>171

Coach Giaccio…

Narancia and Secco, although they are not smart,

Observation skills and creativity are quite difficult, aren’t they?

I understand that the talking head has a skill in lowering trust without killing, so the organization wants to keep them.

It’s amazing that it can also dive, the White Album.

If I’m going to get something in part 5, I’d prefer Sticky Fingers.

It’s simply convenient.

If it’s a suit type, the 20th Century Boy rocks!

Why is it that no one is praising me, Anonymous Capipo-san…?

>>176

No damage is amazing, but isn’t it also not very useful or strong?

>>176

It’s an amazing ability, but looking at its end is a bit scary.

>>176

Because the brain of the main body is a bit lacking.

In Spice Girl Echoes Act 2, if you look at Cape Boyoyon, you can do something similar…

A stand that falls into the strongest category in the boss’s game.

Being able to scout is strong.

20th Century Boy is too performance-based for the premise of forming a team.

It’s like making yourself invincible while keeping the opponent restrained…

>>181

It was mentioned in the story, but the owner was too foolish.

Kinkuri is strong, but it might lead to something strange like multiple personalities…

Nancharā!

It’s a zipper that doesn’t have a problem even if it’s cut off, but tearing apart the heart is definitely not good.

If you don’t make the main body an idiot with strong abilities, you really won’t be able to win…

>>187

Are you saying the boss is an idiot?!

>>188

I don’t really understand it, but take this!

>>188

If you want to avoid being found out that much, having a daughter shows you’re not managing risks properly, right?

That bodyguard duo relies on surprise attacks.

The nature and information about the approaching shark cannot be conveyed accurately.

I understand that when someone with a high IQ uses Kraftwerk, it can be overwhelming.

It’s similar to the abilities that appeared in Zelda.

Putting aside convenience and strength, being able to fly a plane anywhere is definitely fun.

It’s annoying, but it seems like life would be fun with the Pistols around.