Jojo's Bizarre Adventure

It was probably not finished.

The Grateful Dead is just one of the coolest Stand designs.

Yeah it does look pretty cool. Him and Black Sabbath are some of my favorites ever.

I don't buy that it took 13 episodes worth of time to finish it lol.

Nice new ED. Narancia covered in vines seems familiar for some reason.

Edited by Hobgoblin on Jan 13th 2019 at 11:26:54 AM

Hello fellows Tropers that are Jo Jo fans.I am a new troper and a Jo Jo that likes crossover battles and i'm here to discuss which other universes could have the ability to see stands

I cooould talk with the Jo Jo fandom about this buuuuuut they knowledge while on that wiki limits to:

"Jo Jo":96 "everything else":36

And since you guys know more about this stuff,i thought: "Maybe they can help"

Edited by ViolentRed on Jan 13th 2019 at 1:57:16 AM

I mean, obviously there's no clear cut canon answer there, but I feel like anyone whose powers rely on channeling some kind of energy- mana, ki, aura, magic power, psychic power, etc- could see Stands.

And, I mean, generally I kind of like acknowledging Invisible to Normals stuff it in the context of crossover battles kind of takes the fun out of. (Unless, of course, a big deal is made out of the whole thing in-universe, to the point where it's a major part of how battles play out. But in Jojo that rule just exists to reduce the number of random bystanders freaking out in every fight.)

With Purple Haze, Grateful Dead and Notorious BIG, Part 5 really has the most horrifying collection of Stands, doesn't it… Well, I don't know about part 7 or 8…

I am not good with remembering Jojo's powers and stands and whatstheirname; to me Purple Haze is a Jimi Hendrix song .

(Even though I am watching all the Jojo anime, I just don't remember the names for powers).

It doesn't help that the English subs change the Stands' names…

It's just that,i was seeing a video of team-combined attacks and i saw the part with Luffy and Jotaro doing a Gomu Gomu no Ora Ora and that got me hooked

Then i entered the One Piece fandom,got more information on Haki and them that got me thinking:

-Would Kenbunshoku Haki allow someone to see stands?

-Would Busoshoku Haki allow someone to hurt stands?

-Would Haoshoku Haki allow someone to deactivate stands?

It's just that...when i heard the word "spiritual energy",it got me hooked since these two franchises are my favorites

(Though Jo Jo's stays at the top as my favorite series)

Edited by ViolentRed on Jan 13th 2019 at 5:48:31 AM

I cant wait for Baby Man, Ice Man, Green Man, Metal Man and Red King.

As if Jojo wasn't anymore of a sausage fest.

Stand names are easy for me. However, some Stands in parts seven and eight are only named once in the story or in info boxes, so I never actually learn what some later Stands are called. Like, the guy who could move things from his left hand to his right hand nub? I have no clue. Same goes for his brother with the deadly poisonous soccer ball.

Edit: Schott Key #1 and Schott Key #2 respectively

Edited by Zeromaeus on Jan 13th 2019 at 9:05:49 AM

Boy Man Man.

Those two might be the most forgettable Rock Humans.

They seemed to exist mostly to show that there were more rock humans out there, they were going to hunt Jo2uke down and that he would not hesitate to kill them.

Agreed with Draghinazzo last page on the first D'Arby fight being Jotaro's highest point. It's when his Clint Eastwood persona really sees a better use compared to his usually bland interactions before or after that.

Excluding "your face", that is.

When you're bleeding to death, but you still have to get a sick burn on David Bowie before you faint.

Does anyone have a link to this one BGM from Diamond is Unbreakable, when Josuke was about to do something, that sounded like a slow stomp and clap building up? I don't think it was his actual theme.

Also, just like Kakyoin, Okuyasu's theme is better than his corresponding Jojo.

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You mean this?

Edited by ViolentRed on Jan 15th 2019 at 3:21:52 AM

No, that was the theme I thought it wasn't. I think it was the song or musical riff that lead into that on occasion.

This is an odd place to ask this, but I don't want to join reddit or some other website just to have a technical question answered.

I'm trying to play JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: The 7th Stand User with a minimized window, but nothing happens when I press or mash my F4 key. It isn't broken, because my other F keys work just fine. I have a Dell Inspiron 3000 series if that means anything.

EDIT: Firgured it out. I had to press Ctrl+F4 to do it.

Edited by VeryMelon on Jan 17th 2019 at 9:46:07 AM

I am not sure if this will affect the Jojo dub scene, but these days, it looks like there will be a controversy about Vic Mignogna (Rohan Kishibe). Hopefully this won't damage the people's enjoyment to the dub.

Well one of the people I followed in Twitter has been RT-ing how other people expressed his bad behaviors that goes to the levels of creepy, sexual harassment and overall having a super gigantic ego that pisses off everyone. Especially accusations about 'having no personal space' and tendency to glomp on girls. Even underaged ones. Or so they say.

The 'joke' was that he was acting like Rohan in his early appearances: Super creepy ass with no sense of personal space.

Edited by ChrisX on Jan 17th 2019 at 11:36:41 PM

I recall hearing a few years back he may have said something (or was thought to say something) that angered some fans.

But it sounds like he's had some kind of recent controversy as well. Anyone know exactly what's going on with him?

I’m amused that Giorno is somewhat of a throwback to the indomitable protagonist Jotaro had going on.

Both are rather unflappable badasses who the rest of the cast look up too in times of chaos, prefer to be low key, & are very clever, usually outwitting their opponents.

Though the difference is Jotaro triumph’s through overwhelming power & an ultimate poker face, Giorno is extraordinarily wise, usually giving sage advice to the rest of the crew.

Noticeably is that while Bruno is technically the leader of the crew, it’s quite clear that he looks up to Giorno showing who’s really in charge.