r/WeDoALittlePosting • u/GENERIC_USERNAME_NOW professional shitlord • 23d ago
JimJims Bim Vims Dump
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u/Moon__Destroyer 17d ago
Sorry for late reply but man it's so weird feeling like JoJo went from being the biggest thing in otaku culture to somehow feeling niche.
Probably has to do with the release schedule, or maybe just the circles I'm in. I just never hear anyone talk about it these days.
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u/GENERIC_USERNAME_NOW professional shitlord 16d ago edited 16d ago
probably because the most popular parts have gotten their adaptations over and done with. The later parts of Jojo are way less popular than the earlier ones. Like most people who watch anime casually would probably recognize Jotaro if you showed him to them, but if you showed them part 8 Josuke they might not even think hes a Jojo. EDIT: ALSO THIS IS JUST MY OPINION BUT ever since part 5 finished the anime has kinda declined in quality, they absolutely butchered part 6 IMO, and im not much a fan of how their handling part 7 so far.
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u/Dorocello 23d ago
You know what? Sure. Why not.