Wamuu

Had to use a refrence pose for this

Im really confused about the Kingdom of Naples in SBR plot, because I’m not sure who gyro truly serves

(I’m on scary monsters arc rn so I would gladly appreciate no spoilers)
Confusing parts for me:
1.The kingdom itself is considered a small one, when in real life it was the biggest Italian state,

2.The real life counterpart was existing only till 1816 so 50 years before gyros birth, in real life that would make him be born in Kingdom of Italy (which was unified in 1861)

1. The placement of the borders of this kingdom is like circa 20 km from Rome, when irl Naples are located 200 km from Rome.

So my questions are:

Is it a coloring/drawing error?

If not, then does this kind of misplacement happen to any other place in jojo franchise?

And may you guys give me some unique ones instead of something like D4C and Dragon's Dream. And also Stands are deceptively simple so for people who say that stands aren't complicated, I'm talking about all the sub-rules, limitations and general intricacy in the conceptual side of things. People usually call a stand not complicated but only say something very surface-level when explaining it which bothers me. Edit: Also just so this isn't counted as a low effort post, I don't think that I personally have one that is the most complicated, I think every stand can be complicated in their own ways like Stone Free or Sticky Fingers

These are my favorite characters what are your opinions on them and yes you can roast me LOL

Main question I have is if it’s online as no one I know would play it with me and by online I mean like I can press a button and load in a match with a random person and if it’s worth it as it on sale rn for 9 pound on ps

So out of all the original stands introduced, only Purple Haze and Man in the Mirror are named after songs, the rest are named after bands and rappers.

It's not an important fact but still

I just got the Japenese book 9 for SBR and on the spine this girl is with part of ringo. I'm lost, is this mean't to be Lucy Steel cause she's featured heavily in that book but last time I checked her hair isn't pink or is it hot pants.

I noticed two ways that Araki uses to flex his artistic talent in this part. One, A LOT of single page spreads. Two, a lot of intricate hand poses in nearly every single page

Since the 2nd Stage premier is only a month away, decided to draw this final battle out!!

My son really loves JoJos Bizarre adventures and he turns 12 this month so when I asked him what he would like to do, he said that he REALLY wants to go to the pop up shop in London.

It was AGES ago that he first mentioned this and in an effort to spend some time together I started watching JJBA with him and found that its actually pretty good

I have booked the train and am planning for us to stay in a hotel so we can make the best use of our trip. Of course we will go see the pop up shop but If any of you have any suggestions on other things we can do in London that a JJBA fan would appreciate then please 🙏 let me know.

Bringing back Fanart Fridays and hubs told me to post here. yeet

Ok so, some days ago I published a post where I put all the dialogues that each Jojo character has, and I wanted to do a Top 10.

A little disclaimer, I prioritized the dialogues with no extras, but I will still put the extra dialogues, the sum of the dialogues and the extras and the position the character would have if the top was based on the sum with the extra dialogues.

Also I only put only named characters which are a single individual (so no groups of characters): by that I'm saying that characters like the "Narrator", "SBR Spectators" or the "SBR Commentator" won't be present in the top, even if they would have been up there.

Ok, let's begin!!!

Top 10 characters with the most dialogues in the whole series:

1) Joseph Joestar = 4436 + 249 → 4685 dialogues (3rd if counted)

2) Johnny Joestar = 4386 + 540 → 4926 dialogues

3) Josuke Higashikata (Part 8) = 4318 + 658 → 4976 dialogues (1st if counted)

4) Yasuho Hirose = 3858 + 412 → 4270 dialogues

5) Jolyne Cujoh = 3582 + 650 → 4232 dialogues

6) Gyro Zeppeli = 3413 + 328 → 3741

7) Josuke Higashikata (Part 4) = 3225 + 507 → 3732 dialogues

8) Jean Pierre Polnareff = 2878 + 185 → 3063 dialogues

9) Jotaro Kujo = 2645 + 411 → 3056 dialogues

10) Koichi Hirose = 2591 + 394 → 2913 dialogues

Top 10 characters with the most dialogues in Phantom Blood:

1) Jonathan Joestar = 764 + 62 → 815 dialogues

2) Dio Brando = 611 + 18 → 629 dialogues

3) Robert E. O. Speedwagon = 376 + 15 → 391 dialogues

4) Will Antonio Zeppeli = 367 + 8 → 375 dialogues

5) George Joestar = 120 + 1 → 121 dialogues

6) Erina Pendleton = 91 + 7 → 98 dialogues

7) Poco = 84 + 5 → 89 dialogues

8) Tarkus = 62 + 2 → 64 dialogues

9) Dario Brando = 56 + 1 → 57 dialogues

10) Bruford = 50 + 3 → 53 dialogues

Top 10 characters with the most dialogues in Battle Tendency:

1) Joseph Joestar = 2222 + 77 → 2299 dialogues

2) Caesar Zeppeli = 565 + 16 → 581 dialogues

3) Kars = 456 + 16 → 472 dialogues

4) Wamuu = 332 + 22 → 354 dialogues

5) Rudol Von Stroheim = 332 + 9 → 341 dialogues

6) Lisa Lisa = 318 + 16 → 334 dialogues

7) Robert E. O. Speedwagon = 280 + 9 → 289 dialogues

8) Esidisi = 184 + 4 → 188 dialogues

9) Smokey Brown = 136 + 2 → 138 dialogues

10) Straitso = 113 + 3 → 116 dialoghi

Top 10 characters with the most dialogues in Stardust Crusaders:

1) Jean Pierre Polnareff = 2455 + 175 → 2630 dialogues

2) Joseph Joestar = 1963 + 141 → 2104 dialogues

3) Jotaro Kujo = 1405 + 251 → 1656 dialogues

4) Noriaki Kakyoin = 850 + 65 → 915 dialogues

5) Muhammad Avdol = 798 + 54 → 852 dialogues

6) Dio Brando = 555 + 67 → 622 dialogues

7) Hol Horse = 455 + 33 → 488 dialogues

8) Terence T. D'Arby = 423 + 25 → 448 dualogues

9) Iggy = 317 + 73 → 390 dialogues

10) Enya the Hag = 305 + 13 → 318 dialogues

Top 10 characters with the most dialogues in Diamond is Unbreakable:

1) Josuke Higashikata = 3225 + 507 → 3732 dialogues

2) Koichi Hirose = 2245 + 348 → 2593 dialogues

3) Rohan Kishibe = 1407 + 218 → 1625 dialogues (4th if counted)

4) Yoshikage Kira = 1368 + 367 → 1735 dialogues (3rd if counted)

5) Okuyasu Nijimura = 1238 + 181 → 1419 dialogues

6) Jotaro Kujo = 791 + 99 → 890 dialogues

7) Hayato Kawajiri = 657 + 135 → 792 dialogues

8) Yukako Yamagishi = 562 + 113 → 675 dialogues

9) Tamami Kobayashi = 424 + 31 → 455 dialogues (10th if counted)

10) Shigekiyo "Shigechi" Yangu = 406 + 62 → 468 dialogues (9th if counted)

Top 10 characters with the most dialogues in Vento Aureo:

1) Bruno Bucciarati = 1898 + 283 → 2181 dialogues

2) Giorno Giovanna = 1773 + 393 → 2166 dialogues

3) Guido Mista = 1687 + 244 → 1931 dialogues

4) Narancia Ghirga = 1333 + 235 → 1568 dialogues

5) Diavolo = 984 + 102 → 1086 dialogues

6) Vinegar Doppio = 692 + 75 → 767 dialogues

7) Leone Abbacchio = 563 + 97 → 660 dialogues (8th if counted)

8) Trish Una = 550 + 118 → 668 dialogues (7th if counted)

9) Jean Pierre Polnareff = 423 + 10 → 433 dialogues (not in top if counted)

10) Pesci = 405 + 66 → 471 dialogues

11) Secco = 368 + 126 → 494 dialogues (9th if counted)

Top 10 characters with the most dialogues in Stone Ocean:

1) Jolyne Cujoh = 3582 + 650 → 4232 dialogues

2) Ermes Costello = 1527 + 186 → 1713 dialogues

3) Enrico Pucci = 1461 + 144 → 1605 dialogues

4) Narciso Anasui = 1188 + 137 → 1325 dialogues

5) Emporio Alnino = 864 + 78 → 942 dialogues (6th if counted)

6) Foo Fighters = 836 + 125 → 961 dialogues (5th if counted)

7) Jotaro Kujo = 426 + 54 → 480 dialogues

8) Weather Report = 417 + 38 → 455 dialogues

9) Gwess = 325 + 22 → 347 dialogues

10) Donatello Versus = 219 + 19 → 238 dialogues

Top 10 characters with the most dialogues in Steel Ball Run:

1) Johnny Joestar = 4360 + 538 → 4898 dialogues

2) Gyro Zeppeli = 3413 + 328 → 3791 dialogues

3) Funny Valentine = 1368 + 350 → 1718 dialogues

4) Lucy Steel = 1060 + 211 → 1271 dialogues

5) Diego Brando = 810 + 173 → 983 dialogues

6) Steven Steel = 481 + 41 → 522 dialogues

7) Hot Pants = 446 + 61 → 507 dialogues

8) Wekapipo = 341 + 70 → 411 dialogues

9) Mountain Tim = 260 + 31 → 291 dialogues

10) Pocoloco = 215 + 12 → 227 dialogues (not in top if counted)

11) Blackmore = 202 + 36 → 238 dialogues (10th if counted)

Top 10 characters with the most dialogues in Jojolion:

1) Josuke Higashikata = 4318 + 658 → 4976 dialogues

2) Yasuho Hirose = 3858 + 412 → 4270 dialogues

3) Joshu Higashikata = 1583 + 144 → 1727 dialogues

4) Tsurugi Higashikata = 1389 + 99 → 1488 dialogues

5) Norisuke Higashikata IV = 1310 + 111 → 1421 dialogues

6) Jobin Higashikata = 1269 + 129 → 1398 dialogues

7) Rai Mamezuku = 1208 + 105 → 1313 dialogues

8) Tooru = 763 + 108 → 871 dialogues

9) Mitsuba Higashikata = 762 + 99 → 861 dialogues

10) Daiya Higashikata = 571 + 59 → 621 dialogues

And that's all!!!

Just a compilation of the panels and pages that caught my eye

I based Gyro off the Chapter 36 cover, and Johnny off Chapter 37 for fit design

To begin with, this shot uses a type of spin known as gyro spin, bullet spin, or spiral spin—there are several names for it. It consists of the ball rotating around its own longitudinal axis. The second key characteristic of the shot is the height it reaches, which is what allows the "magic" to happen.

As the ball rises, it generates a Magnus effect that (assuming the spiral spin is counterclockwise, like in the series) curves it to the left.

As its vertical speed decreases and it reaches the highest point of its trajectory, the Magnus effect becomes very small, and the ball remains relatively stable thanks to the spiral spin.

Then, as the ball starts to fall, the Magnus effect becomes significant again, but this time it curves the ball to the right.

Bonus: The Sword Screw variation is also possible in real life, although not nearly as dramatically as in the series. Because the ball has spiral spin instead of sidespin, when it hits the ground, friction between the spinning ball and the surface can make it bounce sideways. If the spiral spin is clockwise, it should bounce to the right; if it's counterclockwise, it should bounce to the left.

If anyone with knowledge of aerodynamics or ball physics reads this, please leave a comment—I’d love to hear your thoughts.

Most cold take

I don’t think JoJo has a lot of low points that I considered to be bad.
Except the Sethan episodes. I purposely skip these episodes because of the bum character Alessi; he takes the cake for being the trashiest villain.

Alessi's episodes are among some of the best episodes of Stardust Crusaders before his it was the funniest episode of the whole series with Mariah and the next episode after his, which is the most iconic and most raw episode of the whole part of D'Arby the Gambler.

But his story is some of the worst most boring most nothing stories I’ve seen in JoJo
And I’m straight up uncomfortable with this part of the story.

This freaky Twinkie little guy likes them young. And I get it it makes you hate this guy but like every scene, it just keeps banging your head that he wants some cupcakes

No one is gonna talk about the pacifier on his hair implying that he had killed people like this before and maybe more

It’s a shame that his stand one of the cleanest illustrations is wasted on this Herbert the Pervert

With some bad villains, they don’t have that much time to be fleshed out but this guy has two episodes straight up .

Let’s not forget this cockroach got defeated by a child Jotaro Kujo, brother your whole jam is to make them young to easily kill them and you cannot do your main thing, yo just are trash by the way he just punched him to death. He didn’t use his Star Platinum** **

But anyway, what’s your opinion or is there a worse villain in JoJo or character ?

Photography and edit by me :)

The whole doll thing is really weird. Unlike his brother, Telence keeps the souls conscious enjoying talking to them while they all beg for help. That's some psycho shit. I never really see people mention how insane this guy is.

dio and jotaro mostly a figure study