Jojo's Bizarre Adventure

So Hayato remembers his experiences, but Kira doesn't? That is strange. Still, it fits with Kira's desperate craving for peace of mind.

The main issue with Kira's plan is that he didn't expect opposition from Hayato in any meaningful way.

We know Joseph had an affair(probably a mid-life crisis thing), but I wonder if any other members of the Jojo family cheated. I can't imagine Jotaro's father stayed faithful, considering how often he was away from his wife and kids on tour and probably had some groupies/Sexy Secretary. Also, I don't imagine Jotaro likes his dad that much

I don't see Jotaro as the cheating type, especially considering how disappointed he was in Joseph for cheating.

Besides, Jotaro is way too aloof and distant for the one relationship he somehow managed to have. I can't see him starting up another one.

i know Jonathan would never cheat. even if he had a long, healthy life, he wouldn't even entertain the thought.

Jonathan would kick his own ass for even considering harming Erina.

Remember that Holly is where Jotaro gets his Jojo from. So it would really matters whether she would cheat. I find that unlikely, given what little we've seen.

Part 6 immediately came to mind for me when he said that.

@ Hobgoblin: Typo or something, but I was referring to Jotaro's father, not Jotaro. Aka the guy we never see because he's on tour. As for Jotaro, yeah I don't feel like he has any motive to do so. Did he and his wife divorce or not? Were they still married in Part 4?

I'd like to know if Josuke was ever involved in his family's matters after Part 4, and if he ever met his half-sister. I don't think Suzi Q would prevent further contact with him just because she's a reminder of her husband's infidelity.

edited 5th Dec '16 12:55:34 AM by RJ-19-CLOVIS-93

My own point there is that, as far as inheriting Jojodom, Jotaro's father is irrelevant. Holly is the Joestar of that generation.

"JoJodom" is now my favourite new word.

You're welcome.

Number One pillar men

Are all of these fucking Jojo references

edited 6th Dec '16 4:06:30 PM by BlackYakuzu94

Wow Bites the Dust pt 2 was one of the best Di U episodes so far. The opening was excellent.

@yakuza: Yes, Jojo is such a cultural phenomenon in Japan that you could probably pick anime using the blindfold/dartboard method and any show you picked would have a reference to Jojo (Or Mazinger or Getter or Hokuto no Ken). It shaped all post-80s anime and helped forge the foundations of shonen/seinen fighting.

Not to mention there are entire generations of memes that have lived and died before it's current popularity. The history of Jojo is truly rich, and there are more fans than can ever be truly known.

It's like looking for Beatles/MJ/Elvis jokes in today's shows, those are easy to find.

Considering Hokuto no Ken was one of Araki's greatest influences to the point that Phantom Blood boils down to Kenshiro Meets Vampires...

Happy 30th anniversary btw.

Holy shit, Happy Anniversary Jojo!

Who's hyped for mid-battle trigonometry?

Ah Hayato is quite the man isnt' he? Easily the best thing about this episode.

You know I gotta be honest...I really didn't like Josuke this episode. The blood cutter was frankly BS(and made no sense) and it was annoying that he kept sweating over Okyasu(who went out like a chump BTW) . Actually the fight in general was kind of static and not helped by how hilariously slow Killer Cat's bullets moved. Also it was REALLY dumb how Jotaro and buddies were bused out of this fight...surely Araki could've had them do more than just sit around with thumbs up their butts like WHERE JOKSUKE THO? I liked the episode...but yeah this showdown had issues lol.

edited 9th Dec '16 1:39:58 PM by Vertigo_High

Why wouldn't he freak out over someone dying just like his grandfather right in front of him BECAUSE of him?