Rohan moves.

A fanboy of light called Lorenzo.
It’s too dazzling to be number one for the first time.

It was too hard to hold back my laughter during the popcorn scene.

You’re mocking Rohan Kishibe…

When you have Fanboy and Izumi-kun together, the shining effect is amazing.

The popcorn’s facial expressions were also a great performance.

In a way, it was a live-action version that served as an answer to the original work.
It was impressive how they built up the story around that girl.

Lorenzo and Izumi-kun were so bright that they were dazzling.

Even after the original part ended, the JoJo density was still high, right?

In a sense, there was something that connected to the story of the Rolling Stones.
Because it’s set in Italy.

Rohan Kishibe should not move, yet he cannot help but say “I refuse” and “Don’t underestimate Rohan Kishibe.”

This time it moved…

That moment when it turned out that that fanboy was Maria’s fiancé!? I was shocked by how coincidental it was.
I can understand why Rohan-sensei became upset and acted the way he did…

Rohan-sensei was as furious as when he was cheated in chinchirorin.

I obtained the mask that was stolen by the thief and was able to return it to Maria.
……………………….
The curse had already begun at that point!!

I thought this fanboy was cute.
He was too cool to end up as a slave swayed by fate.

Maria was wearing Giorno’s ladybug earrings, and it was no good.

Not making it a story where everyone is saved was also really good.

Ah, I forgot that it was already being performed.
I might go see the kumagaya tomorrow…

The balance between the bad aftertaste of the father still being trapped by the curse and the happy ending of Maria and Lorenzo was good.

I wonder if there are any other original references besides the ladybug pendant.

Giorno’s brooch looks stupid in real life…

When he first appeared in the original work, Izumi-kun was said to be a great villain drawn by the teacher while feeling irritated, but he has completely become an indispensable character.

I shouldn’t seek to be number one…
→So I can be your first number one!!!

Maria’s tongue drifter is too disgusting…

In the original story, Rohan-chan doesn’t have much screen time, but has it changed significantly like in the Louvre?

Do you think that Rohan Kishibe is drawing manga just to be rich or to be praised?!!!!

I thought there would be another line from my dad before he left, but it was good that the conclusion was well put together.
The end of the ending song was incredibly good… I can’t stop the afterglow.

It was the first movie I regretted entering the theater without buying popcorn.

Maria is also making masks aiming for number one purely based on her own abilities, without any luck intervening.
Rohan-chan was a girl who earned points.

“That’s the same face as that guy! Yosh! Or it’s just a blank shot, but Yosh is dead!”
The curse’s duration is incredibly strong, but the activation conditions are way too lenient!

Probably the movie that will contribute the most to popcorn sales this year.

Hoi kin! Hoi chiyahoya! Aren’t you happy?

It’s mostly faithful to the original material, but the additional parts are about as significant as the main story.

Oh, are you going to feed me!?

Isn’t the last chorus of the ending too long?

As a result of expanding the story, the ultimate fanboy has been added.
I’ve started to like this guy…

Mr. Rohan’s belt coat and Izumi-kun’s pink coat are quite extravagant, but it’s impressive how well the two of them can pull it off.

After watching that main feature, do you want to eat popcorn?

The part that goes beyond the basics is strengthened as a story that defies fate.
The satisfaction level was high.

That fiancé was seriously blowing a golden whirlwind all over the place.
I was carving out a path to follow in the dark wilderness.

Seeing Izumi-kun reigning as the strongest in the story gives a mysterious sense of reassurance.
For now, I was convinced that as long as Izumi-kun was at the wedding, nothing bad would happen.

This time, you didn’t do the gymnastics at the ending, did you?

I might like the last amusing three fools just a little bit.
I don’t want to be involved.

Go get a purification ritual from an expert!

Please play chinchirorin with that annoying high school student you know.

It doesn’t necessarily mean that today is the greatest despair.

I thought I would try not to be mean even if there are people in trouble.

At least the probability of someone who has read the original work buying popcorn is 75%.
The source is me and my friends.

What this movie wants to convey is basically Izumi-kun’s.
There might be better things tomorrow.
It’s really easy to understand because it’s explained like that.

I wonder if Izumi-kun made it so that Rohan-sensei can speak Italian like Koichi-kun…
I realized it was a special ability I could get through by going along with the flow.

I’ve thought this since the original work, but it must have been uncomfortable for the homeless person to hear the truth from a fake…

The bell of fate is ringing now (words of encounter).
So I can be your first number one, right? (Flirting line)
Mr. Rohan and Maria are standing side by side! This scene is just too beautiful! (A remark from the boat)

The homeless person’s teeth are dirty!

The original Izumi-kun and the live-action Izumi-kun have completely different personalities.

I’m planning to go see it next week, but was it interesting?

Good day.

I thought it was a movie to watch while eating popcorn, so I ordered extra butter, and it was delicious, but my hands got all sticky.
It seemed like it would burn well.

I guess Izumi-kun is the type to express joy straightforwardly, so the curse of good fortune probably doesn’t affect him…

Although Izumi-kun is basically light, wanting him to live in despair felt kind of psycho…

It was probably an accident, but someone spilled popcorn in the theater and it got a little lively.

The feeling of spaciousness I experienced at the Louvre is quite minimal.

I always think that Rohan-chan moves quite a bit, doesn’t he?

The character is based on the original Rohan-chan, who is also an unsettled character…

Even so, the streets of Venice are way too stylish.
It’s true that living here is tough because of the humidity, and there are various reasons why it feels like I can’t go to the places I want to visit.

I thought that everywhere in Venice is picturesque.

The amount of spilled popcorn is definitely more than what’s in the bag!

The confession room doesn’t move according to the original, but once the original part starts, it begins to move properly…

I’m glad that I was able to get Rohan-sensei’s signature painted on the back of Lorenzo’s outfit!
You have more than enough qualification for that…

The white-bearded hitman who was secretly filming looked cool, like an artist from the past.

I dropped my proper wedding ring and lost it somewhere.
Ah, it feels good to just understand that Maria-chan is fine…

It was like luck was attacking me… I was observing calmly, but the moment luck was directed toward the manga, the teacher got really angry, which was just so typical of them.

Being alone and secretly respecting those who resist fate, it really resonates with me.

There were phenomena like Sugar Mountain and Milagro Man happening, weren’t there?

Izumi-kun continues to have a seemingly expensive but silly fashion sense.

In the first place, if it’s Izumi-kun, he wouldn’t act in a way that would lead to being resented.

This time, the cursed man was almost like another protagonist.

It seems difficult to throw popcorn high enough to surpass the height of that streetlight.

Was there any announcement for next time?

I felt that the murderous intent of the curse weakened in the second half.
It might be because I wanted to experience the situation where someone I directed ends up killing my daughter.

I was so hooked that I would love to see a scene of a black man holding a black umbrella indoors, even illustrated by Araki.

I never thought I would see the strange yet interesting one-shot I read as a child as a movie…

This is the first episode where this confessional doesn’t move.
It was a one-shot idea for a Jump project for serialized authors to create standalone short stories.
That it would continue like this.

In the original work, it seems to be ambiguous whether the homeless person is actually casting a curse of luck, right?

Overseas copyright is a form of passive income that brings in money without doing anything, so normally people would be happy about it.
Rohan Kishibe is different.

I couldn’t win the lottery because Rohan-chan was such a hassle.

The format between Rohan-sensei and Izumi-kun is truly complete.

I was already satisfied just with the level of reproduction at the popcorn area, but it was also properly interesting afterwards, so I’m very satisfied.

Mr. Lorenzo’s shot with God! No painter could create this painting! It’s too bright to say that.

A homeless person who could not find happiness in their past life is unable to spread true happiness to others…

The parts that aren’t in the original make me wonder what work this is from.
It only becomes JoJo-like when the characters from the original work appear.

The story of being struck by unreasonable luck that one cannot control, in terms of appearance.
It has a bit of a Wonder of U vibe.

It’s not so much the father, but the evil spirit attached to him.
It would be a big deal if they found out that my daughter was alive.

It was interesting, but I definitely felt that it was a bit forcibly stretched out.
Isn’t the year-end drama format the most suitable as always?

I didn’t really understand why it ended when the servant passed by and died…

It’s a gift (stand) that doesn’t benefit the person, like Notorious B.I.G.

If you go all the way to Italy and can’t return, and if your body and mind break down, well, that’s pretty despairing…

This time, amidst the many dark-colored and monochrome costumes, Izumi-kun’s bright pink felt like it was outside the conversation or curse.

Whether something is fortunate or unfortunate depends on how you perceive it.
The luck that happened around Mr. Rohan and the reaction to it makes me go “Yeah…”

Good fortune and misfortune are intertwined like twisted strands of rope.
Well, that’s roughly the kind of movie.

This fanboy is way too much, what is this guy…

The interior of the buildings and the scenery in Venice are just too unfair.

If you’re lucky, the things you need will come to you, so your planning and preparations will proceed smoothly.

I think Kira will probably be the last episode.
Will we settle it on the narrow path where turning back means it’s over?

Even though Fanboy and Izumi-kun haven’t exchanged a single word, they decided to invite Rohan-sensei to the wedding, didn’t they…?

Izu-kun is too convenient as both a factor for the punchline and a factor for connecting the conversation.

It might not be the day I was with Lorenzo that was the happiest day of my life.
Tomorrow might be the happiest day of all.
That is what Rohan Kishibe has been doing, carving his own path.
What will you do? Maria’s father.

Surely in the original work, that guy had his head cut off, but I didn’t expect something more realistically gory to come…

Killing my daughter one more time wouldn’t change the sense of despair much, anyway.

“You can’t really know what the best day of your life is, can you?”
“Tomorrow might be an even better day!”
“…right?!!”
The conversation here was perfectly on point as a counter to the curse.

I thought that since they specifically mentioned a glass patent, it might be collected later on.
It is unknown whether it has been collected, but the cause of death was glass.

Anyone who genuinely despairs over their daughter’s death is a second-rate version and probably won’t reach the greatest despair, so they should be fine now.

There was more of a sense of despair than instant death from a decapitation… the flow of getting severely injured by glass and gradually losing strength.

“Wait? Ah… ah” is the recent vibe of dying in JoJo.

Maria, who aspires to create things that are not influenced by luck, resonated with Rohan-chan, but in reality, the chance of manga selling is heavily dependent on luck, isn’t it…

A girl appearing with a makeover after possession.
It’s cute when they do a double-handed wave.

It’s so funny that in the overall calm color scheme of the scenery and outfits, Izumi-kun is the only one wearing bright pink.

The mountain god that cornered Izumi-kun, who has curse resistance, is impressive…
Well, it might have developed some resistance from that.

It’s a movie with good sound, but because of that, the overwhelming sound felt real and made me uncomfortable…

In the original work,
It looks like a really clueless mob character from Araki’s art is carrying glass.

The curse on my daughter has been lifted, but the curse on that old man is still ongoing, right?

Iizumi-kun doesn’t understand Italian, but Lorenzo understands a little Japanese…

I am despairing over my daughter’s death, but the relief of having survived myself outweighs that.
The greatest despair of life still continues.

The mountain god’s punishment isn’t a curse, but a penalty for breaking the rules.
Izumi-kun, who was the one at fault, has an inescapable sense of guilt.

It has become a tourist spot for visitors from Japan!

Don’t scatter it at the popcorn filming location!

It’s fine to live with the despair of having lost my daughter, or it’s also fine to know that she is alive and feel despair from that.

A popcorn battle that is so remarkable, from the performer to the pigeon.
Is it the overly pure eyes of the child actor that feels unsatisfying?

That pigeon is CGI, right…?

I think if Rohan-chan had just bought the mountain, she would have picked up that lottery ticket too.

The scenery of Venice was so beautiful that I didn’t pay much attention to the time.