Jojo's Bizarre Adventure

Like, where are these pockets, and why would this ever come up to be mentioned at all?

It comes up because she bragged to Jolyne about the clever way she found to smuggle money into prison. It's never elaborated upon.

Weren't they in her underboob?

...okay, I really need a pic of the anatomy for her chest, because I'm starting to wonder how this is even possible, and how she hasn't bled out yet.

please no

I was 26 pages behind on the thread, and was gonna wait until I was caught up with the anime before posting again, but this is to great not to share.

Not all white supremacists are like Stroheim.

according to this, they're on the side.

Jolyne almost looks like a bodybuilder near the end.

Well, it may have skipped a generation with her grandmother, but Joestars do tend to be humongous.

A Stand that gives the user breast pockets. M'kay.

(2) She's a Joestar.

The Joestar sex drive/physique will never be diminished. Not even by alternate universes.

edited 24th Jan '17 5:30:27 AM by Soble

Jolyne is the thirstiest Jojo.

That's not her stand, that's just plastic surgery to show she was prepared to go to prison.

Oh, I wondered when that would happen… A stand autonomous enough to be a character of its own, eh. I honestly didn't expect Jolyne to feel compassion for it (although she had ulterior motives). I'm pretty sure it's gonna sacrifice itself for the girls eventually, but this arc is pretty unpredictable, so who knows.

So, if I got it right... Foo Fighters and the monster in the water are the same entity?

A trivial detail, but I noticed the characters didn't pose as much in this arc. X)

edit: So… We're introduced to the big bad I guess? His design is too cool for him not to be. Okay, I kinda knew he was gonna bash that girl's head in after 2 pages. I'm gonna be angry if that priest isn't voiced by Jôji Nakata.

FF kinda reminds me of Mikitaka, except more relevant (for now). And funnier.

edited 24th Jan '17 2:01:17 PM by Lyendith

Father Enrico Pucci? yeah, he's our main baddie for Part 6. one of the odder ones, but still fascinating. his backstory's a real doozie, too.

Man,a certain someone was really fucking high when making his plans.

I don't remember thinking too much of Pucci, but maybe I need to reread Stone Ocean. I think I kinda blazed through the manga when I read it before.

Pucci's one of my favorite characters in the entire series, and my favorite out of all the villains. Really cool antagonist. And that's with the translation of Part 6 I read being utter shit.

edited 24th Jan '17 7:16:43 PM by illegalcheese

@Lyendith get ready for Pucci's wild ride!

Is there a better one now?

Idk which translation they're talking about but Stone Ocean was probably the first Jojo part to get a translation and scans that were at least decent and not unbearable or memetastically bad like Duwang.

It and SBR have the typical fan translation problems of being overly literal to the point sentences can be a little dicey sometimes but they're perfectly readable and nowhere near the level of part 4 or part 5's old scans.

It was Vento Aureo that got the So Okay, It's Average translations, which is why the new translated chapters for it are a big deal.

Well, that and colored pages are nice.

And that's what's great in being able to read Japanese. Except never knowing how the names are spelled. Guesu? E−toro? Sanda− Makkuiiin (yes, there are 3 "i"s)…?

Pucci, huh? That's… a pretty cute name actually. >.>

On another note, I'm glad the art in this part is more expressive than in VA. Part of what made Giorno boring was really his mono-expression.

edited 24th Jan '17 10:27:23 PM by Lyendith

Gwess, Atroe, Thunder Mc Queen.

Miraschon. Also Ermes.

edited 25th Jan '17 3:00:35 PM by Comun

I see… and now we have… Mira… shon…? >.>

Anyway, we now know Hermès wasn't bluffing.◊ Just… ew. Where and when did she even do that? And how the hell are the bills not completely bloodstained?

Anyway, the Marylin Manson fight once again didn't look so much like a fight as some kind of early Yu-Gi-Oh game. That's certainly very different from the fights in Part V, and I'm not sure if I like that or not. The opponents are also not quite as noble or likeable, they're rather the dirty and cowardly kind − but I can forgive that, since they're in a prison and all. Though Jolyne still follows the Joestar motto: be clever to catch your enemy, but cleverly beat the shit out of them at the end.

Also, Hermès can walk with a missing liver. Sure.

edited 25th Jan '17 3:35:11 PM by Lyendith

All of the American characters are dirty fighters? I wonder if that's commentary by Araki.