History YMMV / JojosBizarreAdventureThe7thStandUser

** Captain Tenille. His Stand ''seems'' challenging enough... until you learn it only has 300 HP, and if you leveled Jotaro up enough at the harbor (or successfully beat Dark Blue Moon within three turns for a sneak attack) the only thing you need to worry about is the ten turn limit. And there's even a way to bypass ''that''.
** Cameo also, because his Stand has ''even less'' HP than Captain Tenille. It respawns infinitely until you find Cameo, yes, but it goes down in about 2 or 3 hits so it's really just a speed bump if anything. This is averted in the BossRush, where it is actually a somewhat challenging fight.

* CompleteMonster: [[Characters/JoJosBizarreAdventureDIO DIO]] proves to be just as vile as his canon counterpart. After murdering and stealing the body of his adoptive brother Jonathan, DIO murders and drains the blood of countless innocents to heal himself. When DIO senses the presence of the Joestars, he infects Kakyoin and Polnareff with flesh buds to mind control them into being his minions, knowing that these flesh buds will eventually kill them. When the heroes attempt to take a plane to Egypt, DIO has Grey Fly bring down the passenger plane they're on. It's also revealed that he had another one of his men stationed in Japan to destroy any plane the heroes would return in even if they abandon their quest. When his loyal right-hand woman Enya Geil is captured by the party, he hires Steely Dan to [[BadBoss murder her]] to ensure that [[HeKnowsTooMuch she doesn't divulge his powers]]. If the PlayerCharacter decides to watch over Kakyoin in the hospital after he gets injured by N'Doul, DIO will send Oingo and Boingo to set off explosives in the hospital. When pursuing Jotaro and company, DIO abducts Senator Phillips, forces him to drive at lethal speeds through pedestrians, and then [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness kills him when he's caught up with the heroes]]. In the Betrayal Ending, if the protagonist has enough [[RelationshipValues friendship points with Kakyoin and Polnareff]], DIO and the protagonist will manipulate them into betraying and killing the Joestars.

* {{Woolseyism}}: In the original Japanese, Joey has a very distinct way of speaking. Since it didn't transistion over very well, the translator gave him a few new quirks such as his [[VerbalTic 'hyuk hyuk'.]]

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: ''The entire soundtrack'' qualifies.

** The Protagonist can cross this just by [[spoiler: siding with DIO. Then they cross it again each time they kill one of their allies or make one of them join DIO as well.

** The Protagonist can cross this just by [[spoiler: siding with DIO. Then they cross it again each time they kill one of their allies or make one of them join DIO as well. And if you're going the Mad World route atop of that, the Protagonist basically skydives straight into the deepest, darkest depths of the MoralEventHorizon without a Parachute as they proceed to kill DIO and start presumably terrorizing the world with nobody there to stop them.]]

* HeartwarmingMoments:

* AwesomeMusic: ''The entire soundtrack'' qualifies.

* CompleteMonster: [[Characters/JoJosBizarreAdventureDIO DIO]] proves to be just as vile as his canon counterpart. Stealing the body of his adoptive brother Jonathan after murdering him, DIO murders and drains the blood of countless innocents to heal himself. When DIO senses the presence of the Joestars, he infects Kakyoin and Polnareff with flesh buds to mind control them into being his minions, knowing that these flesh buds will eventually kill them. When the heroes attempt to take a plane to Egypt, DIO has Grey Fly bring down the passenger plane they're on. It’s also revealed that he had another one of his men stationed in Japan to destroy any plane the heroes would return in even if they abandon their quest. When his loyal right-hand woman Enya Geil is captured by the party, he hires Steely Dan to murder her to ensure that she doesn't divulge his powers. If you decide to watch over Kakyoin in the hospital after he gets injured by N’Doul, DIO will send Oingo and Boingo to set off explosives in the hospital. When pursuing Jotaro and company, DIO abducts Senator Phillips, forces him to drive at lethal speeds through pedestrians, [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness and then kills him when he’s caught up with the heroes]]. In the Betrayal Ending, if the protagonist has enough [[RelationshipValues friendship points with Kakyoin and Polnareff]], DIO and the protagonist will manipulate them into betraying and killing the Joestars.

** [[spoiler:Star Platinum: The World. Sure, you're required to have 5 Badges of Honor upon reaching the Developer's Room(which isn't mentioning the Badges of Honor you'd need to start New Game+, at least at first) in order to unlock it, but once you do, Jotaro becomes a borderline Game Breaker instantly. He gains access to Time Stop, costing 200 SP but stopping damn near EVERYONE in the entire game for roughly 2-3 turns, allowing Jotaro free reign to act freely in that span of time. Normally, this wouldn't be so game breaking... Except for something the game never tells you; once you unlock Star Platinum: The World, Jotaro will strike TWICE when you use the normal Attack command, each hit having a chance to Critically Strike, as well as gain an increased chance of landing a Critical. So there's nothing preventing you from using Time Stop(chugging SP-restoring items when necessary) and simply using the normal Attack over and over, whittling enemies down with Criticals.]]

** Vins crosses it when she [[spoiler: kills Berlin and Alicia in the first Everybody Lives ending]].

** Captain Tenille. His Stand ''seems'' challenging enough... until you learn it only has 300 HP, and if you leveled Jotaro up enough at the harbor (or successfully beat Deep Blue Moon within three turns for a sneak attack) the only thing you need to worry about is the ten turn limit. And there's even a way to bypass ''that''.

* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: [[spoiler: Then again, given what Vins does in game, which involves murdering people with glee, killing an entire organization of people unrelated to DIO for flimsy reasons, and in most of the endings being responsible for killing Alicia and Berlin or threatening to turn them into zombies (which in general is a FateWorseThanDeath in Jojo) if they don't comply to her. Not to mention in Josuke's ending how she happily kills them both and potentially feeds them ALIVE to her zombies, giving Josuke a BreakingSpeech the entire time. She could've easily done things in a more humane/efficient manner, but how she acts in game with needless deaths and cruelties can make some feel that it's hard to have any sympathy for her.]]

* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: [[spoiler: Vins comes across like this as well as something of a JerkassWoobie. Her child was a stillborn and in her despair, she stole another family's baby. Then when her son's stopped a bugaler from stealing some woman's bag, things started going downhill for her as her son got into a relationship wit his long-lost sister, was nearly killed by white supremeists because she married an African American, her son was taken away and his memories stolen and then she lost her chance to save her son once the player begins the game. She's not totally innocent at all (she stole a child and by doing so, caused all of Part 6 to happen, not to mention what she did to people in order to get her zombies) but it's hard to not feel a little sorry for her. ]]

* {{Woolseyism}}: In the original Japanese, Joey has a very distinct way of speaking. Since it didn't transistion over very well, the translator gave him a few new quirks such as his [[VerbalTic 'hyuk hyuk'.]]

* FridgeBrilliance: The Jockstrap equipment is male-exclusive, and it protects against [=OHKO=]s... yes, a GroinAttack is a OneHitKill!
** The She-Zombies found from Aswan onwards are an oddity when it comes to Jojo Zombies. They can walk in sunlight under which most zombies crumble beneath and most zombie encounters are within shaded areas (they literally never walk past the shade). So how do they bear the sunlight? The answer is actually extremely simple: they're all wearing niqabs and abayas, a type of islamic feminine clothing that covers the female's entire face save the eyes (niqab) and that completely covers the female's figure from head to toe (abaya) respectively. Because they're completely covered from sunlight, this is what allows them to move in direct daylight! Not to mention it's good as a surprise attack in universe, as Joseph being the only one who's dealt with Zombies and Vampires before would only expect them to attack within shade or during the night.
* FridgeHorror: [[spoiler: The Dream World's Shadowy Figure. While it may seem like a simple easter egg towards Shin Megami Tensei, let's also think about what possible connotations it has with works by Carl Jung, and another popular series made by Atlus known as Persona. Carl Jung had theorized the idea that parts of the personality that one rejects or is ignorant of makes up the Shadow, and that it can appear within dreams or visions in various forms. In Persona, the Shadows are played out as such, and are often absolutely negative and monstrous parts of a person's personality. Given that the player character, are the only one within the Dream World...who's to say that Shadow isn't the PC's? Also taking into consideration that it has the very same eyes that was of "someone born of pure evil"...what does this say about the PC and their capacity for evil?]]
** And furthermore, continuing from the above: [[spoiler: consider how in Carl's work, how Shadows are a part of ones subconscious...and in this game, we have Miracles whose entire schtick is controlling just that! Imagine how much damage Miracles could actually cause with just enough knowledge in freudian/jungian psychology or knowledge of the autonomous nervous system. Heck, just the idea of Miracles power used right could make it the most dangerous stand out there!]]
* FridgeLogic:
** All party members have a cheap and somewhat reliable revive command called Cardiac Massage in reference to when Jotaro restarted his and later Joseph's hearts by gripping it and squeezing it so that their blood started flowing again. This quickly becomes FridgeLogic when even non-humanoid Stands (Such as Mr. Big) and otherwise normal humans (such as Speedwagon) have this command too.
** Pretty much all stands have a special power of some kind, so some may find it odd that Red Garland's "power" is to punch ''really'' hard. [[SubvertedTrope However]], one person put forward the theory that Red Garland doesn't just have the ability to punch physically, but the ability to punch their ''mind/soul''. This is supported by the fact that Red Garland's attacks are able to inflict a multitude of status effects on the opponent just by "punching them". It also helps that Red Garland's description states "It's punches can knock people silly".

** The credits for the Dark Side Ending. [[spoiler: The music stops right after the battle and never comes back, the silence only broken when the credits show up... By the sound of babies crying, men and women screaming, and the blowing wind of a wasteland presumably created by the 7th Stand User himself in his rule over the world.]] Which then leads to...

* FridgeHorror: [[spoiler: The Dream World's Shadowy Figure. While it may seem like a simple easter egg towards Shin Megami Tensei, let's also think about what possible connotations it has with works by Carl Jung, and another popular series made by Atlus known as Persona. Carl Jung had theorized the idea that parts of the personality that one rejects or is ignorant of makes up the Shadow, and that it can appear within dreams or visions in various forms. In Persona, the Shadows are played out as such, and are often absolutely negative and monstrous parts of a person's personality. Given that the player character, are the only one within the Dream World...who's to say that Shadow isn't the PC's? Also taking into consideration that it has the very same eyes that was of "someone born of pure evil"[[WildMassGuessing...what does this say about the PC]]?]]

* FridgeHorror: [[spoiler: The Dream World's Shadowy Figure. While it may seem like a simple easter egg towards Shin Megami Tensei, let's also think about what possible connotations it has with works by Carl Jung, and another popular series made by Atlus known as Persona. Carl Jung had theorized the idea that parts of the personality that one rejects or is ignorant of makes up the Shadow, and that it can appear within dreams or visions in various forms. In Persona, the Shadows are played out as such, and are often absolutely negative and monstrous parts of a person's personality. Given that the player character, are the only one within the Dream World...who's to say that Shadow isn't the PC's? Also taking into consideration that it has the very same eyes that was of "someone born of pure evil"[[WildMassGuessing...what does this say about the PC]]? ]]

* FridgeHorror: [[spoiler: The Dream World's Shadowy Figure. While it may seem like a simple easter egg towards Shin Megami Tensei, let's also think about what possible connotations it has with works by Carl Jung, and another popular series made by Atlus known as Persona. Carl Jung had theorized the idea that parts of the personality that one rejects or is ignorant of makes up the Shadow, and that it can appear within dreams or visions in various forms. In Persona, the Shadows are played out as such, and are often absolutely negative and monstrous parts of a person's personality. Given that the player character, are the only one within the Dream World...who's to say that Shadow isn't the PC's? Also taking into consideration that it has the very same eyes that was of "someone born of pure evil"[WildMassGuessing...what does this say about the PC?] ]]