It’s something like “nyohoho” or “nyahaha.”

It looks extremely difficult to turn it into an anime.

I think it’s the best page in the work.

>>6

I will add an illustration of the ice crystals dancing from the Wekapipo battle to these two pages!

I prefer monochrome for SBR.

It looks really amazing!!!

The out-of-focus effect is just rough lines or has some sharp contrasts.

The person in the foreground gives the impression of being depicted in a whitish color.

Around the 8th part, I was feeling unsure again, but I started to like the 9th part.

The art style has changed quite a bit by the sixth part, so the anime will probably be tough.

>>12

They did Rokubeyzaka in the anime, but it was written during the serialization of Part 7, so it was properly in the style of Part 7, so it works, it works.

It’s funny to see them struggle with a loud “Woooh!” after making that decisive move!

The final part of the drawing has a strong JoJolion vibe.

The cause and effect are reversed, but…

>>20

For some reason, when the characters from the third part were depicted in the early parts of the fourth part, they looked completely different, and I was like, “Who is this?”

The search stand ability obtained from the corpse is a different thing from my own technique stand.

>>17

Like Johnny, the corpse is sometimes just a trigger, so to be frank, there is no consistency.

Originally, the scan wasn’t really necessary because the iron ball already had dowsing skills.

Since the serialization lasted quite a long time, I’ve completely forgotten the reason why Johnny was able to walk.

>>21

At first, I could only react a little thanks to the corpse, but somehow I realized I was able to stand even without the corpse.

>>21

This is not explicitly stated.

I vaguely understand that it’s thanks to the power of the corpse and the rotation.

He looks really smug, but at this time, Gyro has no idea what’s going on at all, does he?

>>22

It’s a scene where someone has been brainwashed but is regaining their sanity.

Is it really okay that this place is so cool and I just handed the eyeball to the lady and that was the end of it?

The round cut-out pieces started from the 7th part, I guess.

The guy who runs without using a horse had an incredibly strong character vibe.

It was somewhat disappointing to be turned into an enemy halfway and easily defeated.

>>26

The Sandman may not have obeyed the government, so the president might have brought the Soundman from the neighboring world…

In the end, it was only Gyaro who lost their abilities along with their body, right?

>>29

Other abilities probably come from the palm of the devil.

>>29

For the time being, Johnny has one spine left to prevent losing his abilities, so it might be necessary.

Volume 7 frequently has memorable spreads.

Around Ringo Blackmore, there is an impression of extremely rich illustrations.

>>33

The artwork around Blackmore was the most divine.

In a Silent Way

It’s an incredibly good episode that includes Johnny’s past experiences and awakening…

Danny seeing the white mouse that was the trigger for his brother’s death!! I really want to see that…

The gyro originally had a power similar to a stand called “Iron Ball,” so it was expanded with the body.

I believe that.

Gyro has awakened in the stand, but I didn’t expect it to end in a fluffy way, not really awakened.

I love the period around the Wekaipipo battle in Scary Monsters the most in JoJo.

The spinning of a steel ball isn’t a Stand ability but rather a technique.

What was passed down from Zeppeli to Joestar, and that the final antagonist was Dio, is a homage to Part 1.

The scene where the eleven men appeared had a sense of madness that I found great.

>>40

Places like that and near Wakapipo make you go “What on earth is that?!”

There are many cool scenes using large panels in Part 7, right?

I like the part where the president attacks from above.

It seems like the technique of throwing iron balls has reached its peak and has been treated as a stand, hasn’t it?

>>42

Is it something like Kenzo’s DD?

>>42

A stand-like thing is speaking during the golden rectangle iron ball throw using the last horse.

Pizza Mozzarella

Pizza Margherita

Pizza Mozzarella

>>44

Lerarelerarera

The design of Part 9 has a quality that resembles the final form of what was aimed for in Part 8.

The latter half of Volume 7 has so many pages filled with rich content.

It’s a pity that the appeal doesn’t fully come across in an e-book.

The stars are not visible, but it’s in the direction of Ursa Major… the spread from here is nice, isn’t it?

It’s interesting but doesn’t get talked about much.

>>52

It’s inevitable that there will be fewer people engaging with the latest installment of a long series.

>>53

There are influences from serialized magazines, so it becomes whatever.

The seamless transformation into dinosaurs seems like it would be a hassle to animate.

The thread image is really cool, but from a gyro perspective, that scene is like “huh!?” and makes me laugh.

I wonder if it will be animated like it has been until now…

I don’t want it to turn into an anime that is a complete reproduction made by hardcore JoJo fans!

There may be a high possibility that the voice actors will change in the anime.

Make Gyro Shinichiro Miki.

Thank you. I wonder who the voice actor will be.

I wonder if it’s difficult to avoid overlapping voice actors.

>>58

There is no such rule.

There are overlaps with main characters like Derby and Abbacchio.

I’ve already used almost all the well-known voice actors…

I feel like there’s no one else, and we have no choice but to bring in newcomers or VTubers.

In a grading system where points are added, the maximum score is 100, but in a system where points are deducted, it’s like failing, such is the case for SBR…

There are often unclear descriptions, contradictions, and tedious scenes scattered throughout!

I love the 9th part… the Scorsese film-like quality that I often quoted so far has reached a peak.

>>59

It seems like it would be tough if you don’t progress quickly in the early stages.

>>66

For now, it’s better to avoid starting with Sandman, as the content could be misunderstood.

I like the voice of ABS, so let’s keep it as it is…

I think the painting reached its peak, but the absurdity of the reasoning was also taken to an extreme.

>>69

There are quite a few scenes where calling it technique is a bit unreasonable…

Things that make your feet flat.

>>77

JoJo is originally like that.

What is breathing technique…?

Reading it in installments versus reading it all at once makes a big difference.

I’m a bit sleepy even when I gather myself…

I like it here.

I wonder if there will be enemy shuffle or something like that.

What kind of ability is the Ball Breaker?

The rotation has reached its limit… aging…??

>>78

It is believed to be the ability to execute peacefully without suffering due to rapid senility.

>>122

It’s quite possible that the clan originally learned medicine from execution techniques.

It’s fine if the voice actors overlap since we’re going around in circles.

Unshou-san, please come back…

During the free period, I could only read up to the husband of Wekapipo’s sister.

>>80

I’m also around the same area, but it seems like I have about four times that, and it’s feeling quite long at seven parts.

The part where I appear is an important scene, so it absolutely cannot be cut.

>>81

It’s important and quite interesting, so there isn’t really a cut.

When it comes to the absurd reasoning in JoJo, by the time you get to Part 7, you can understand it.

I think it’s a story that could only happen because it’s part of the 7th chapter.

When I was following it in the paperback, I thought the presidential election would never end!

Even though there was luck, it was impressive how well you fought against the iron ball user in a world completely covered in ice.

>>84

It can only be said that I was chosen by the corpse, as Wekapipo said.

In the black and white version, it often makes you wonder what’s happening, so it’s better to have the color version for parts 6 and 7.

The dialogue delivery, including the battle with Blackmore, is really good, isn’t it?

Are you bringing SOUL’d OUT along…?

I have confidence in the iron ball, and if I had a body ability, I would end up being disliked by the goddess, just like a handgun for the disco people in times of trouble.

Blackmore’s combat is incredibly cool with that character.

The Steel couple without talent is trying too hard!

>>91

Re-reading the beginning, I thought, “14 years old… huh, 14?!”, said Lucy.

If you say it’s something similar to Hayato Kawajiri, I might wonder… But compared to Hayato, who awakens when he’s cornered, this person’s ability to take action is incredibly powerful, even though they haven’t fully solidified their resolve.

It was probably because it was the time when the person from Nurarihyon no Mago was active, but brush pens were often used during this period.

The presidential edition is long even when seen in a paperback.

Wekapipo also lived well despite the wounds from that battle.

I am looking forward to Dio’s battle scenes overall.

This scene is really cool!

After this, it will blow due to the gyro’s reaction.

It seems that the Goblin Slayer people were also doing support work around this time.

It was 20 years ago, huh?

Your sister is…

She was a good woman who would do it while hitting!

But whose voice can you hear it in?

I’m scared of change because Mr. Kase’s presidency was good.

The golden rotation and the saint’s corpse can explain pretty much everything about SBR…

It’s also nice that Lucy and Mountain Tim have the will of Gyro on a different axis from that.

I think the battle with the Pork Pie Hat Kid would be really cool if it were condensed into one episode of an anime.

I can understand that the raindrops become extremely hard due to the ability.

It’s not related to ability that the black moor melts and moves, is it?

I really like the artwork starting from around volume 11.

Isn’t Dio strong in a world where he doesn’t even have a humanoid stand and has average physical abilities?

It’s often said that after transferring to Wooljan, things changed starting with Ringo.

The Blackmore battle was seriously breathtaking with its amazing visuals and composition.

I really think the cover of the paperback with Gyro looking off into the distance while being hit by the rain is really cool.

“Is it really okay to give up on the scanning ability!? I did think that at times, but the ball-and-chain technique is just too convenient, so I guess it’s fine…”

Finally, Jesus has been turned into an anime.

The world is one where you think, “What the heck is this guy?” even in the original work.

It’s a world where Mike O doesn’t talk about winter catfish…

>>113

It feels like a world on the brink of being cut off.

Mr. Steele is nice, isn’t he…

The incredibly lucky guy ended up winning in first place and got the prize money, but I wonder what happened to his luck after that.

It’s impossible! I love how Gyro’s soft side comes out at the very end.

Gyro is that kind of guy.

In the world of winter catfish, there are people whose names aren’t even known…

A world where Mike O exited sooner than expected.

Thanks to the proper strength of the gun, if shot, you would die due to the balance.

It’s good that even an average person can have a proper match even if their stand is not that great.

I wonder if they’ll have episodes like the one where they let a horse drink super strong Italian coffee that has been cooled down, or the one about a week in seven days?

This trendy guy is saying “world” too much, isn’t he?

>>126

The world is trending, my!

>>126

He just wants to make Dio say “world,” that’s his catchphrase.

President Kase was also there.

I had only seen that scene in the men’s world, but this battle was really interesting…

Someone who was drawing detailed works in parts 3 and 4 weekly has become skilled when they switched to monthly.

The artwork around Love Train makes no sense…

>>130

Is it just a picture of not understanding?

Well, it’s really amazing, but isn’t it somehow… being swept away by sheer awesomeness?

It’s interesting, so there’s no problem, but…

>>149

What I understand is that the terrain is gathering towards Lucy, and the attacks on the president are being interpreted as someone in the world making a blunder.

If it’s a basic presidential campaign, you only need to remember the enemy, so you won’t have to get confused about the composition.

Since Johnny and Gyro have to race, Lucy has no choice but to work hard to interfere with the president’s side.

>>135

There’s no way I can do that!

>>139

I was doing fairly well.

>>135

Gairo’s talk about commitment to marriage is really unreasonable, but I can’t help but like it.

>>153

It’s not something you should expect from a 14-year-old girl, but Lucy is such a talented individual that it seems like she’s being treated as a proper adult.

Is it finally going to become popular?

Mike O ends up killing the target he was meant to protect, but it turns out it wasn’t such an incompetent world; it was just a terrible match.

>>137

It is a world where the disguise of a meat spray that can perfectly imitate almost every element is unfair.

>>137

A stand that can perfectly reproduce a scent just by spraying it on a scent-detecting stand will definitely cause friendly fire.

There is no need for catfish enthusiasts here.

It seems that the zombie horse has also been obtained in a monologue-like manner.

Actually, there are many dropouts, so it’s okay to cut characters like Avdol.

>>140

It’s too much of a punchline, and I’m not particularly happy to see Abdur fan appear either…

>>140

That falling scene is definitely a must-have because foreigners will absolutely love it.

I think Ringo and Sugita would get along well…

>>141

Welcome… to the world of men… doesn’t that change the meaning a bit?

The world is a world that is curious about how it is being translated.

I think Tubular Bells is a pretty strong stand.

What is this meat spray?

It has tracking capabilities, can deal lethal damage, no damage feedback, can infiltrate indoors, and is capable of close combat (depending on surrounding items), so to put it mildly, its performance is broken, but it’s honestly not suited for guarding.

>>143

A supporter healer who can also battle is too strong.

I’m envious of people who can enjoy the Ringo battle on their first try.

Magento wasn’t as unpleasant as I had thought beforehand.

Honestly, Wekapipo was the worse one.

The will of pure black isn’t something the protagonist should be doing, I think.

It’s really cool…!

>>147

What should we do? Should we hit?

>>183

If you’re uncertain, don’t shoot.

>>183

You’re a jockey, right?

>>147

I love it when the black flames ignite in my eyes when I make up my mind.

One day of free trial is too short!

Winter catfish are someone else’s material.

Was Gyro a Stand? I died without really understanding.

>>152

As a result of mastering the technique, I’ve reached the Stand, so I think it’s somewhat similar to progressing from Ripple breathing to the Ghostly Ripple.

>>152

It’s not particularly important, you know…

The attack method is really lame, Mike.

>>154

I honestly think the world of guillotine executions is really cool.

>>154

The ability itself is incredibly excellent, but…

As for the villain’s abilities, their appearance is just too funny, lacking a sense of coolness.

It seems like it’s a Netflix distribution, but for SBR, I feel like it’s better to watch it all at once per stage.

Well, it will probably be available for free again when it gets animated…

The sexiness of Sugar Mountain is going to be revealed to the world.

Meat spray can do quite a lot of things, you know…

If it weren’t for Tim and the hot pants, I would have been stuck, but Lucy really worked hard right up until that point.

Isn’t saying “you thought well with your limited brain” too harsh of an insult?

>>165

At least in that scene, Wekapipo is speaking with admiration!

Is the gyro going to die?

Well, it’s a fusion of the two Zeppelis, so it’s only natural.

>>167

Why are you here when you haven’t read it!

>>178

I read up to the part where they defeated Wekapipo during the free trial period, so it’s all good.

>>198

Guarantee

OK

Look until…

I have engraved in my heart that a passive responder is not needed when playing interpersonal games.

The spread of the battle with the brother-in-law of Wekapipo’s sister is just too cool…

Hot pants are really sexy and really strong, but somehow they died…

Where was the Pork Pie Hat Boy a pork pie hat…?

I believe that Love Train will become easier to understand as an anime.

Hot pants are too lackluster.

What’s up with Johnny and the others, and Dio, managing to stay at the top of the race while searching for the corpse?

People say the early stages are not great, but the first race isn’t like that, so I hope you don’t change that too much.

One more!!!

I also like the corner.

Valentine’s Day is approaching.

Sugita is already in JoJo, right!?

The abilities of the god Anubis were likely the result of advanced technology.

In the end, the body was stored, but isn’t there one thing left inside Johnny?

I understand that Magento can be quite irritating to the point where you don’t want it nearby, so I can’t really say anything…

I think what D4C does is one of the easier-to-understand abilities among the final bosses, but the initial explanation and description are really confusing.

Well, the voice actor for Diego is already confirmed…

>>199

It’s Hikaru Morikawa, right…?

I like camels and cars, including the drop, so I’m hoping for no cuts until the first checkpoint.

Even though it’s a temporary alliance, Tim, Wekapipo, and Hot Pants all die quite mercilessly, don’t they?

The meat spray has a slight drawback in that it requires physically scraping away meat to turn it into resources.

When it comes to turning enemies into meat spray, there’s no turning back.

Left-sided dysregulation is simply strong…

I heard that hot pants were dying, but during times when I thought they would completely fade away, they didn’t at all, and then they died at a weird timing… It left me feeling a bit strange.