It is likely a scene from Volume 28 of the standalone book, “DIO’s World Part 16.”
It seems to be the pose when he faced Jotaro after defeating Joseph and activated “The World.”

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JOJO is all about the dramatic twists and turns.

A pose where you should punch if you are close and back jump if you are far away.
The road roller is certain, but as long as it doesn’t die, it’s somewhat advantageous.

Koyasu-kun is great too, but when it comes to DIO’s voice, this is it.

DIO has an image of a pose with his back turned.

I think it’s the image of WRRYYY when doing a road roller.

After all, the time-stopping knife throw is the ultimate, isn’t it?

The pixel art from Capcom these days is a work of art no matter how many times I see it.

I might like this DIO’s voice the most after all.

I like this!

The OVA’s DIO is also good.
Everyone is good.

WRY is good, and the pathetic sound of the voice when hit or during a KO is outstanding.

The laugh of evil DIO is the best.

It’s a little echoing, you know.
The shadow has more noise added.

Uriiiiiii was surprised.

And then time starts to move…

This also looks like a typical JoJo pose, but did I do that?

I love the insane laughter of DIO and Savior’s Jed.
I was thinking that, and it turned out to be the same person for the voice acting.

Koyasu-kun has no issues with his voice or acting, but just the fact that it’s Koyasu-kun makes me laugh a little…

It’s like a machine sound, WRYYYYY!
Humans can make such voices, huh?

Isn’t that a mechanical sound!?

I like the first version of Vanilla Ice in the game.

Kazunobu Chiba is quite multi-talented.

Honestly, this is my ideal when it comes to WRYYYY.

I really like it because it has a strong feeling of being non-human.

Come at me!
Come at me!
Come at me!

I love DIO’s background music.

I feel like there was a PS3 version of Legacy for the Future that improved the balance, but I wonder what it’s like now.
I wonder if I can play even on an emulator.

Well then… shall we have a spar!?
Here we go, hey!!

I still think that the voice casting for JoJo by Capcom is just perfect.

Everyone is hooked on Part 5, right?

Dododododododododod

Next is you…

I think Jotaro’s theme is really impressive and very much like Jotaro.

Well, it’s impossible to be perfect, but…
It was nice to feel the desire to somehow recreate the original work in the game.

It’s nice that you can properly stack time stops.

The JoJo Part 3 game was so good that I feel the subsequent JoJo games have continuously inherited elements like using the manga’s borders in their presentation.
If anything, the anime’s openings have a bit of that vibe too.

I have a memory of a masterpiece with time stop in a game like Mugen’s auto battle.

I wonder if I was doing that… maybe I was… there are many poses like that.

The opening song is too cool.

When a work is released that has a voice cast fitting it even before the anime, it can end up fixing the image in place.

I love the way “Road Roller da!” is pronounced at the beginning with a bit of a pause.

Due to capacity issues or poor sound quality, there are sometimes characters whose dialogue is hard to understand.

I love how in Arcade Mode, Deebo doesn’t use the Stand at all in the first match and unlocks it in the second match, just like in the original.

Using the lines directly as the names of techniques was also innovative.

Melon melon melon melon melon melon

Mach-O-Rat← is the point.

I was playing this for a long time in the mini-game.

Alessy’s command list was shocking.

Invade the body and Emerald Splash!
We have no choice but to make a shooting game!

Since I only played the initial version, they added a low attack where DIO breaks Macho’s legs.
What is that? I don’t know… that’s how I felt.

(Super strong star finger)

Rather than skill names that are just direct quotes like “Muda” or “Ora Ora,”
In this game, you’ll get used to it, so it’s okay that techniques with names like “Million Spit” or “Star Breaker” feel out of place.

Jotaro’s pose is the extremely famous pointing pose.
It’s one that has been exaggerated to stand out visually in the game.

When it comes to names of moves that feel out of place, it’s the Anubis clan.

It’s not a matter of being allowed or not; it’s become a genre for skill names in character games afterward.
Dragon Ball’s “kun”.

I love Kakyoin’s ending.

I’m going to die.

I became interested in JOJO Part 3 from this game, so I thought Anubis was probably an important character, but it turned out that wasn’t the case.

I love the 20M radius Emerald Splash.

I really like OVADIO’s voice that sounds genuinely unwell.

Chaka’s crouching heavy probably says “Balsame!”

Damn it, I’m changing jobs!
I was posing like this in the advertisement.

Chiba Kazunobu’s DIO and Jeda and (Devil) Jin
Maybe chosen for the quality of the strange sound.

Kissama!
This one! Joker!

The PS version was really fun, although the balance was quite different.

The PS version of Super Story in fighting games was great.
There are things you can understand as secrets, but…
That’s not included in the PS3 either, you know.

Even without considering pet shops or aquariums, the balance is coarse.
I think that if a port with online play were to be released by some mistake, it would quickly become deserted.

The voice of the game board is the best for a fighting game.
It’s just that in anime, there is Koyasu’s charmingly wicked performance.
That over there feels just like DIO.

I think both the game version and the OVA version, as well as the first part of the game version, are accurate when viewed separately.
In the anime, the first and third parts will have the same voice cast! I think it would be great if it were Koyasu.

Simply put, the tandem system is finished.
Even the Oricon for old men, etc.

The simultaneous attack with the stand was also shocking.
Tandem is undoubtedly at a level of solidifying ability that has never been seen before.
It seems like it could become a type of art related to arcs now.

Abdul was incredibly strong.
Crouching strong punch has high anti-air performance.

If you’re hunting for the first time, I recommend Hol Horse.

Don’t recommend the first hunt.

It is undeniable that this game is filled with love for the original work in trying to recreate every element.
It’s a secret that I touch the stand with my bare body.
If I hadn’t been able to touch it, the game balance would have become even more amazing.

I liked targeting that bird with Hol Horse’s stand attack.

Although it may sound bad to say “hajigari” (first time),
It’s a simple shooting character, so you don’t have to do anything complicated, making it easy to get into.

sardine

It’s strange that it’s India as the standard character for the Wave Rising Dragon, not the protagonist.

I liked that the ripple cola became a technique.

Even without the Dem-Dem removal, the tandem system itself is really strong.
So, it’s not the case that only those who have a tandem have any rights.

The anime voice actor is not at all suited for this game, so Sho Hayami as Vanilla Ice is probably a perfect fit.

As a character game, it feels good using a stand.

Anubis is not important, but he is one of the top strong characters.
You can also overcome StaPla with learning.

When the Xbox version came out, beginners were beaten up by Mariah and returned home.

In general, there are few means of anti-air.

I will never lose!!

DS Vanilla and dogs that throw things…

I think it fits well as an introduction to a game like this, Jotaro.
Polpol-kun is good too.

Star…

Anupol’s voice is really cool.

Happy Urepi Yorohpikunen (Kokikkokik)
Happy Ulepiyuropikunen (koki-koki)

The lack of anti-air methods is also a strong factor making birds powerful.

It’s quite common for characters that aren’t very important in the original story to become strong because they can freely have techniques added to them.

Since it’s Chiba and Koyasu, I guess it was indeed an image related to Shiozawa-san.

Come at me, you f***er!

Kakyoin in sunglasses looks great with the increase in provocative poses, doesn’t it?

Isn’t it really hard to do weak → medium → strong x4 in tandem?

Kakyoin who overcame his fear

Birds are so small, yet it’s sad that dogs aren’t loved much with their bulky bodies.

Tandem has the extremely satisfying sound effect of the “gashagashi-n” when it is receiving input, so it’s the best.

The types of dashes and jumps with crazy performance, along with the inertia applied to normal moves.
It was fun moving around in this game.

Star Finger!

Overall, it feels like a unique strength is required that is not applicable from the experience of other games.

The sound of “gakin gakin gakin” while inputting in tandem feels nice, doesn’t it?

Give it a try… against this DIO!

I liked maxing out DIO’s gauge in training mode and going all out with time stopped knife throwing.
It has no practicality at all.

It’s fun to make the opponent a child with Seto God, but…
It tends to become a boring match.

I loved Young Wakamoto DIO.
It feels a bit too calculated when I listen to it now, though.

Weak Weak 6 Medium Strong

Midler’s standing motion is too elaborate!
I’ve seen the inside of a Midler for the first time!

I do like Jotaro’s voice, but…
Honestly, it felt a bit strange that the last “ora” in the “ora ora” call turned into “olla.”
Ora ora ora ollah!

I wonder if they could make it again at Capcom.
No CC2.

I dropped some coins…

Even though I’m not good at fighting games, I had fun playing them.

In subsequent games, techniques involving fist rush are often commonly referred to as “Ora Ora.”

The game balance is broken even with adjustments, but I’m moved to control JoJo’s characters with my own hands.
Isn’t it impossible to adjust this system in a balanced way?

Koyasu-kun fits the first part of Dio, but for the third part, it really is this one.

Since I was using a devout character that almost no one uses, my opponents didn’t know how to counter it.
The tactic of sandwiching between the main body and the doll for a tandem attack, making the legs go creak-creak, was incredibly effective.

Midorima’s super special move face is one that has been edited onto Yukako Yamagishi’s face.

I think I would have forgotten that if it weren’t for this game, the fingers of Stupura would stretch and become a powerful weapon.

The impersonation of the captain from Super Story became super popular.
That’s cool!

The game screen and the atmosphere of the pixel design are similar to the company’s Vampire series, right?

Houchuu Joseph is the best.

I think Aleshi’s voice really fits perfectly.

Because it was developed around the same time as Sto Zero 3
The undiluted liquid has been poured in directly.

I can’t help but love Kakyoin’s flying kick, as it feels like it’s created with the concept of making the ultimate jump attack in mind!

As Polnareff said during the Chaka battle, there are too few enemy Stand users who fight head-on.

If you include the story mode, there are actually too many enemy characters from the three parts.
Even the likes of Ndul and the Geb god, as well as the lovers, are properly included in the mini-game section.
It’s just the selection screen, but Derby brother is there too.

I wondered if it was okay to use a move from this game in Seth from Street Fighter V, given that it’s completely different from our own franchise, Vampire, and it’s technically under another company’s rights.

Creating soul coins for all characters on the game over screen is way too intense.

The arrangement of Polnareff’s theme in Golden Wind was the best.

Lisa… I’m tired!

I like Chiba Dio and Ryota Jotaro.
I love you the most.

Sizzle~~~~~
Even now, in my heart…

I wonder if it will be ported to Steam…

I think Derby brother appeared on the game over screen if it was just the stand.
I remember because I was turned into a coin.

The mini-games were fun too.

I really like the appearance attack of Magician’s Red with the wave command…

I used to play mini-games on the PS version of the Pokéwalker.

Certainly, it has the same foundational essence as both Wizard and Street Fighter 3, but it’s a different pixel flavor.

“Hold on, and useless, are still being played in this game’s voice.”

The voices, sound effects, and background music were all really pleasant.

Is it around this time that MVC came about?

JP Polnareff, strong in both knees and shoulders.

Cracker Volei

Jotaro’s tandem combo looks absolutely terrible when spamming crouching punches.

The JoJo game is definitely heavily influenced by this game, isn’t it?
The character’s appearance, poses, and movements are fantastic.

In the original work, the road roller does not explode.

Recently, there has been a lot of talk about Hokuto, but the top characters in this game also have ridiculous hitboxes.

“Just blow up a road roller like an idiot! It’s also something different to blame the decency that couldn’t deviate.”