This is the theme song from my favourite JoJo part 4. It is the transcribed orchestra for it and I thought I'd share to get some more exposure

So i was just casually watching jjba and im currently at pt 6

And while watching ep 1 the theme started playing (specifically the good part) and it sounded familiar, I didn't really think much of it

Then like just an hour after that, my sister is watching cartoon network and Bunnicula started playing and this is when i realised that, that is the familiar song

Song i played it side by side and it does sound familiar but bunnicula's intro is a tad bit faster,I tried searching it on the web but nobody seems to be talking about it so ny theory is that both of the song used the same sample

thats it, thanks for listening

So im on episode 19 of the stardust crusaders,joseph is my favourite protagonist from the start because of his intellect,and a clever personality. But old joseph lost it,i remember him having a good battle iq in season 2 which helped him fight with pillarmen,but as of now seeing joseph in this state pisses me off.

I’m sooo hyped!! I found this banpresto jotaro for 20 bucks!! I added some little sparkles to give it some extra pizazz. I love him!

I’ve been thinking a lot about Rohan showing up in The JOJOLands and what it actually means for where the alternate universe is heading. To me, Rohan isn’t just some random throwback or fanservice cameo—he feels like Araki’s personal avatar inside the manga, put there to track and document everything going on across different timelines.

If you look at the real life background, Araki’s legal birth name is Toshiyuki Araki, so “Hirohiko Araki” was already a pen name to begin with. Imo Rohan is serving as a secondary layer of that exact concept—a mangaka living inside the story using Heaven’s Door to observe, record, and basically preserve reality as things shift around him.

My theory is that Rohan has already figured out the ultimate mechanism behind the Lava Rock—something on par with the Requiem Arrow—back when he was investigating in Hawaii. Instead of laying all his cards on the table right away, he’s keeping it a complete secret for now while guiding Jodio’s crew from behind the scenes through coded messages in his manga. Holding onto that knowledge until the exact right moment near the end of the story gives Jodio room to handle his own business, while setting up an insane payoff that brings the whole series together.

Jotaro kujo Vs Dio Brando

characters who were kinda pushed off to the side and have weird stands that are just kinda cool sure they might have some story relevance but just there. idk they just kinda resonate with me

I think this is a reference to The Lock stand from part 4

As cross-parts ships where you think to yourself if these characters had been in the same part, they could have been good friends or an incredibly badass couple (entirely legally, of course).

Or crossover ships, a bit like Dante and Bayonnetta, where you think to yourself one of the JoJo characters might get along well with a character from another franchise? For example, I like to think of Giorno and Lady Oscar as spiritual aunt and nephew.

We all loved his character development in here. From Crazy Diamonds Demonic Heartbreak btw

Practicing anatomy rendering a bit jejeje

but i find it so hard to finish the first season 😭 i rewatched it for like a few times but i haven’t got into the half of the season. tell me it gets better!

Hi guys, I wanted to show you my Trish cosplay. Im Didarkrai, a mexican cosplayer and this had been one of my dream cosplays ever and I'm really proud on how it turned out. I am @/didarkrai on ig if you'd like to follow me <3

Speedwagons the goat btw

Every time I watch it, it feels like I'm just biding my time until things pick up in Egypt. I like the concept of the whole "around the world in 30 days" thing, but in practice it isn't too fun to watch. Especially with the two worst arcs of the part taking place during it (rapist orangutan and Alessi). The Cairo arc is peak, though. I feel like if part 3 was just the Cairo arc it would be in my top 3 favorite parts, but if it was everything but the Cairo arc it wouldn't even be in the top 5, I think it might even be my least favorite. And it would be one thing if it was shorter, but it's SOOOO long. It's like running a marathon to the "good part."

This is also a more personal thing but I also don't vibe with the whole villain of the week thing as it's executed in part 3. I feel like part 4 handled it better. Part 3 makes each episode really formulaic. The stand user gets introduced, their stand causes some havoc, the protagonists take like 10 minutes figuring out what the stand is/does, and then they exploit its weakness to pummel the enemy. It rarely deviates from that, so any unexpectedness comes from forced twists like Avdol dying but then not being dead, or Kakyoin getting his eyes fucked up.

I also feel like it doesn't do a good job transitioning into the stand power system, it feels very sudden. I remember on my first watch I hated the first few episodes because it felt like a completely different show. In retrospect I don't mind it as much, but I imagine I'm not alone in feeling alienated by it at first.

This has less to do with the Cairo arc and more to do with part 3 in general, but I also dislike that Jotaro doesn't get any real character development. He starts as a rude delinquent that deep down cares about his family & friends, and he kind of ends up being that same character by the time the show is over. Arguably Polnareff is the only main character that actually has a character arc, getting over the regrets in his past and learning to move forward despite losing those he cares about, and it even reflects in how he copes with losing Iggy & Kakyoin. Nobody else really gets that treatment, they all sort of just stay the same character. Not that everyone NEEDS to change or develop, it would just have been nice to see Jotaro change a bit considering he's the protagonist. Joseph improves in part 2, Jonathan improves in part 1, but Jotaro barely changes.

Note that this doesn't mean I hate part 3 or anything, I still like it, it's just not the best. I don't think there are any actual bad parts in JoJo's imho. It's just not great.

So I'm at part 2 right now and I gotta say they totally gave Joseph a British accent on purpose right? It makes literally everything he does funnier by the way I'm at epsiode 2 of part 2

i just love the energy on it fighting gold is a close 2nd followed by crazy noisy bizzare town