Ghiaccio and Notorious both end with a “Gao,” and Chocolata and Secco also “Gao,” and it seems like Diavolo can be defeated relatively easily with a “Gao” as well.

Isn’t this guy too strong?

Chocolata dies without being able to do anything.

Ghiaccio gets frozen before he can even roar, and that’s the end of it.

Diavolo has foresight, so his attacks probably won’t hit.

It seems like the only one that might be useful is Notorious.

Notorious will be devoured by sticking to the arm swings even if it goes gaon.

However, that guy takes damage when he collides, so let’s aim for that teleportation thing.

The way you can erase space and shorten distance is just too convenient.

>>9

When Okuyasu moves, there are patterns when the front space comes closer, and it’s troublesome.

There are too many with high intent to kill in Part 5 stands.

JoJosuke hasn’t even seen Parman…

>>13

Are you really Japanese?

>>24

The half that is supposed to have contents is incredibly Japanese-like.

>>13

You want to watch Sazae-san?!

I actually think the most effective in boss battles is Highway Star.

If your personality changes your smell, then I don’t know.

>>14

Bruno Bucciarati smells too bad!

If you’re too strong, you’ll end up not getting any chances like Fugo.

Notorious might have a chance, but if Ghiaccio strikes first, it’ll be a frozen death…

>>17

If you make a move first, then of course you’ll win…

I wonder if there was a chance to get the boss’s scent…

>>18

Smell my daughter…

The ability that should not be used on people or living creatures.

It seems there is a lawless stand that can roar throughout the whole body.

How do you counter someone who spreads mold from a helicopter?

>>26

“The distance is closing, so rather, we are highly compatible.”

>>31

“I want to see a helicopter crash by carving out space.”

(Actually, both Star Platinum and Crazy Diamond would usually die from one hit… those who don’t are mostly just underestimating it.)

>>27

Since the Stand user is a human, unless it’s someone non-human like DIO or Polnareff or Mista, all close-range power types effectively have instant death abilities.

>>27

In the 6th part, Pucci got completely involved, but it has become weaker, hasn’t it?

>>27

Stapla has a clear flow, doesn’t it?

Kakyoin just happened to survive the defense of Emesupu, but in the next battle, the fake Tenil was killed just like that.

From there, it’s like a mock fight, taking it easy and becoming aggressive, and it is only during the fight with DIO that I finally go all out, dealing damage that would easily kill if he weren’t a vampire.

>>78

Even Kira was not just knocked out cold.

Don’t go to that centipede shop over there! It gives you the luxury to act like that.

If the characters from Part 5 had The Hand, it would have been really scary.

Even a silly Sekko was super scary.

But the one who actually has it is Okuyasu.

Even Okuyasu is scary, right?

>>29

When the Kyō-chō was attached, it was really scary.

It’s a capability that is likely forgiven because the person is a good-natured fool; otherwise, they probably wouldn’t have this ability.

When I look at Okuyasu, I wonder what that scary guy called Vanilla Ice is all about.

Secco is faster than Sticky Fingers with Speed A, so it’s impossible with just a hand.

Notorious will just get partially worn down even if it goes all out, and then it will recover and end.

What is this picture?

>>42

After finishing my father’s care, I ended up watching late-night anime and got hooked; Okuyasu doesn’t feel out of place…

“It’s not often that we talk about how we could have won if we hadn’t taken it lightly back then, right, JOJO?”

If abilities are tied to personality

>>43

The bosses in each chapter are generally underestimating the situation, but that’s usually not the case for the allies.

Yukitaka doesn’t really have an image of being quick with attacks…

>>44

Super slow (light-speed stand)

>>47

Koichi tends to make things heavy, so our compatibility is the worst; Enigma is likely to see through my fear signals immediately; I got beaten badly by the iron tower; I can’t outpace Kremond or Rohan.

Isn’t it about someone like Yukako who can win?

>>53

If you crash into the base of the tower, you will win! Even Rohan-sensei destroys houses.

What kind of manifestation of the spirit is The Hand…

>>49

I’m too lazy to think about it anymore!

It’s terrible because I can understand that if it’s that guy, he’s also overconfident thinking the enemy is just messing around…

If the Red Hot Chili Peppers are there, it usually ends well.

>>52

Isn’t this character, who is like Vanilla from part 3 or Chocolate from part 5, bugged in terms of performance even though he’s not a boss? For some reason, in part 4, this guy is a mid-boss…

Isn’t it the stand that can kill the number one old man? I sometimes think that.

>>56

There’s no way that brother could make our dad kill him.

Considering the death risk from electric shock, it’s just too much for this guy to put himself on the line like that…

>>57

Actually, it’s safe because I’m not dead.

Ghiaccio was careful in his attacks, so I guess he won’t win. Chocolata and the Boss are both cautious types, so he probably won’t reach them.

In terms of the flow of the work, even while being on the verge of death due to a winning streak, if it develops into an approach towards such an opponent, it might be surprising.

It’s impossible to have a serious competition based on theoretical discussions.

I like Ghiaccio, who depicts the terror of low notes; he is a rare enemy in fantasy battle manga.

I think even Jousuke would start watching if Okuyasu and Koichi were happily talking about their favorite character, wondering if it’s really that interesting.

Since it’s essentially a recommended girl like Melone.

Red Hot Chili Peppers are too well-suited for modern society.

If you hit it, you win.

Even Little Feat is applicable.

It’s a level that we could only barely defeat with two people, so there’s no way that Okuyasu could win in a one-on-one.

Someday, I might kill my father faster than Okuyasu can grow and be reborn.

I wonder if Giorno can heal it.

Isn’t Narancia just a silly but strong Stand, like Okuyasu’s?

>>71

Aerosmith is convenient, but doesn’t it lack power? I feel like I could win against it.

>>100

That machine gun has enough destructive power to pierce a gasoline tank.

>>111

It seems like a degree that a human could reproduce by holding a spear and putting their full weight on it.

>>115

A nightmare where a spear-wielding person is thrusting at thousands of strikes per second, like a remote-controlled projectile.

>>118

If you think about it, even if the power isn’t that great, it’s unfair that his firing speed is on par with a machine.

You can only shave off an area the size of a palm at once, so if my dad regenerates faster than that, I might not be able to kill him.

>>72

My father’s regeneration speed was clearly abnormal.

Surpassing DIO.

>>74

There is no mention of energy replenishment or food intake, so it shouldn’t just be a story about the rampage of the meat sprouts…

I believe that if Okuyasu’s The Hand were to seriously erase everything, it could cause complete obliteration.

However, Okuyasu himself recognizes that he “doesn’t know where he will go,” and while the possibility of living forever in another world is not entirely zero, I don’t think Okuyasu has the mental strength to pull it off, and I also don’t think he can make Kakyoin do it.

Dad looks terrible, but he’s way too invincible.

The theory that the runaway cells and my father’s Stand ability are combined.

The fact that the main character Okuyasu is not smart but a good guy is a bad thing.

The power of the stapler is comparable to heavy machinery, so if a human really goes all out, they would surely be killed instantly.

The priest has recovered from the injuries inflicted by Weather, and at this point in the space center, he seems to have become quite difficult to kill.

It’s understandable that you can’t take someone out in one shot in Stapla.

In the anime, it is portrayed somewhat more gently, but the priest’s end involves his head being split in half, and he is killed with great care, almost aggressively.

The Stand Barrage Punch in Part 3 can break DIO’s skull.

I won’t even faint against Father Pucci.

I wasn’t really sure about Okuyasu’s dad’s Stand, but it seemed like it had some kind of ability related to scouting Stands, or maybe it didn’t.

When Made in Heaven fully awakens, everything will be fixed, you know, priest.

>>86

What the hell is Puchi…?

The boss is a coward, so Enigma might be extremely effective against him.

The Red Hot Chili Peppers will evolve to absorb energy from Wi-Fi and smartphone connections and be able to move around.

Okuyasu is an idiot and his lethality is too high, so he can’t be used much against people, and most importantly, he’s an idiot, so he can’t go on a rampage—it’s a balance, after all.

What does “Okyou reading my favorite’s child” even mean?

After all, the performance of the main unit is important.

Well, Okuyasu probably reads manga, so I think he would say something like, “The ending of my favorite child was a bit sad, but it was good!”

Josuke doesn’t read it, so it ends with a “hmm.”

Taro Roku was believed to be weakened because he had been bedridden for a long time.

What happened to Dad?

Are you going to get along with cat grass and call it a day?

If it’s Okuyasu, he will also watch Chiikawa.

Even at the point of Okuyasu, it still feels like he won’t be able to win in part 5.

I don’t think Okyuu will say he doesn’t really understand his favorite character.

>>97

Maybe I don’t really understand even if it’s not my favorite, so I’ll enjoy whatever.

Is that a stand that Polnareff is going to use… I feel like I’m getting fed up.

Even if you don’t die, you’ll take a significant amount of damage, so it’s normally dangerous if you’re not cautious.

You’re messing around and getting your pinky broken, huh…

There are many types who can manage somehow with their natural physical abilities.

>>106

Mr. is somehow not going to die, and Polnareff is even less likely to die.

Polnareff is fine, but why isn’t Mista dead?

>>108

I shot carefully, but my brother was too tragic…

Since most of the damage in the battle against Prosciutto and the fight against Ghiaccio was from bullets, it seems that Mista was able to mitigate it.

Polnareff doesn’t know.

Have you learned to unconsciously soften your approach towards humans after becoming a parent?

Since the range that can be erased is only the right palm, it seems that Notorious is not a good match.

If there were a fifth team, it would probably be quite different with any of the members from the third team.

Particularly, the type with excellent search capabilities is…

Ghiaccio couldn’t do anything against Power C’s Gold Experience, but I wonder if he could compete against something like Star Platinum.

Because I can only make a “gaon” sound with the soft parts of my paw pads.

What my dad is trying to revive is impossible.

Because the Aerosmith bombers are all being blown up.

The firepower itself is top-notch.

Aerosmith has totally broken performance, doesn’t it…

If you fly in the air and shoot with a machine gun, most enemies die without being able to do anything.

>>121

The accuracy is E and the speed is B, so it’s not that impressive.

Aerosmith is dangerous even if you can get close because its propellers are lethal.

I like how the enemies’ abilities become more intense the moment you acquire recovery abilities.

It seems like the characters from the fourth part might be familiar with things like Chiikawa or Oshi no Ko, but there doesn’t seem to be anyone who knows a lot about Gundam.

>>124

Characters from JoJo who like Gundam would be Hiroichi-kun and Hasama Uta, I guess…

That firepower to be able to attack from the sky is quite strong, and Aero Smith can even detect targets.

So I was the first to be killed.

>>126

Well, since it’s small, its attack range isn’t that great, so it seems like there’s no advantage in the air.

The range in the sense of how far the airplane itself can be from the main body is relatively long.

Okuyasu is reading Ultra Jump for now.

The clever Okuyasu, who blinds himself to convey the strategy of the novel version, can do it.

>>4

It’s impossible to physically destroy a tower that reflects attacks.

Despite being strong, it seems that The Hand and Okuyasu are not that strong.

The iron tower is somewhat of a first-time killer, isn’t it…