What is it about this man that makes me fall for him just by watching?

It’s a luxury to start with the masterpiece of a 5-part anime.

>>6

As a result of mixing a filthy bloodline with a noble bloodline.

A calculating and ruthless gangster with a golden spirit has been born.

The level of enthusiasm from the animators in the fifth part is remarkable.

Part 5 has a lot of intense combat scenes, so it feels very much like a shonen manga.

The fifth season of the anime overall has an impressive quality.

Part 5 has some good original anime content too…

I want to see the laid-back daily life of a hitman team like nincompoops.

It feels like the fifth season of the anime stands out.

I am your father.

The execution BGM is such a masterpiece that it sticks in my ears.

Part 5 has both the art style and the stand battles really ramped up.

I love train battles because both the enemies and allies look cool.

I thought the assassin team was a rival position because they had so many goods, but I didn’t expect them to be discarded in about episode 2.

Why are there so many products like that…?

>>20

Because he’s basically a handsome guy…

I want it.

Sliced sorbet goods

>>22

DeAGOSTINI…

>>24

The fourth season of the anime is nice too…

You didn’t know anything about JoJo until now!?

>>26

I’ve heard that many people first encountered JoJo through games that can be played for free, especially in the realm of anime.

>>26

I only saw biased knowledge on the bulletin board and read a little bit of Part 4 in the manga…

>>26

I think very few people really know about the manga.

With the anime adaptation, everyone can easily watch it, and we were able to confirm the original source of famous internet memes.

>>32

Isn’t that just you?

The change in direction for the opening of the final episode of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Part 5 gave me goosebumps, right?

It would be a waste to enter from the 5th part.

The production is really good from part 1.

Well, the series is long, so it can be difficult to get into it without a proper starting point.

There are also preferences for the art style…

It’s not exactly a national work, and there are plenty of people who haven’t read it…

When I was a child, there weren’t many people around me who read, so I couldn’t talk about it.

Is this guy invincible…?

If you learned about Dio from Giorno, then that would definitely be surprising.

DIO became a father below Dario, who disappeared after impregnating.

As a result, I received only good genes and was able to avoid imitating the spirit.

Because of that kind of father, I was excited about what would happen now that the protagonist is Dio’s child.

But to be honest, the whole son of DIO element didn’t really relate to the story much, did it?

>>40

It might have been mentioned that Giorno could have come near Cape Canaveral in part 6, but it’s probably just a vague reference to being futile.

>>40

I love that Giorno takes the same pose as DIO in the special OP.

>>44

It has nothing to do with the conversation!

Well, you could say that the outlaw part is inherited from my father…

No, that’s no good. Parts 3 and 4 are delinquents, and part 6 is also a convict…

Isn’t DIO’s sperm originally Jonathan’s? That’s the question.

It’s a clever direction to have Shadow Dio pose.

Both Josuke and Giorno grew up chasing the backs of the men they admired in the absence of their fathers, so there is little of the true father element.

It’s sad that everyone who was there before the failure of Made in Heaven has disappeared.

I watched a part that was released exclusively on YouTube, and I can’t help but think how amazing JoJo is…

I wonder if Giorno will have the strongest Jonathan’s blood from part 2 onward.

The world of JoJo has a strong lineage, but the reason Giorno didn’t become a loser is…

It’s easier to feel good thinking it’s thanks to the nameless gang.

>>52

In reality, there are those who have lived a tiring life.

They say he’s Giorno’s father, but in reality, he’s more like the source of Giorno’s sperm…

The reason Giorno is DIO’s son is well explained in the afterword of the paperback, so please read that.