The ONE Thing Every Joestar has EXCEPT Jotaro
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The ONE thing that Jotaro has that the Joestar’s don’t have
They don’t have the same type of stand as star platinum
"no no hes got a point"
"Not much range, but immense power..." sounds alot like Crazy Diamond... and Gold Experience... and Stone Free
@@NovaStrike118 I agree with not much range for them all, but immense power only applies to crazy diamond (edit: and star platinum). Golden experience relies heavily on its abilities aside from just punching things and even more so stone free, as it couldn't even bend the metal bars in one of the prison gates. Crazy Diamond and Star platinum are DEFINITELY on metal-destruction level though.
@@NovaStrike118 Naw, just Crazy Diamond. Gold Experience and Stone Free are actually quite weak physically compared to Star Platinum and have to rely on their stand's simple yet versatile ability.
@@NovaStrike118 Gold Experience and Stone Free are not as strong as SP and CD, which is even reflected in them having smaller builds.
For me, the thing that worried me when I first saw Jotaro vs. Dio wasn’t “Is Jotaro going to lose?” It was “How is Jotaro going to win?”, since even though I know he would win, I couldn’t think of how.
I think that's pretty much all of JoJo
That's what makes JoJo special to me. It's mostly never trying to pull the heart strings at you and more tries to confuse your brain in a sense. And maybe that's why people love part 3 so much. You know he is gonna win but even after a rewatch you're still left shocked. Same with Dragon Ball and Z in a sense but slightly less cooler
Jotaro Had Tricked Dio So Many Times in That Fight, Lol
That was Awesome
@@ros9764 Yeah, I feel the same way. While you're watching, it's as if you're thinking alongside the character, that's in a peculiar situation. Eventually you might not arrive at a solution, but the show does anyway. I love it!
Yeah same that's the questions I was asking when I saw Jotaro vs Dio as well, it goes the same for the other fights aswell.
I kinda feel that and I totally agree, but what adds to it is whenever Jotaro DOES show up, it has the "you are so screwed now" vibe. That added to it imo.
That's a great part, i think the best mix of the two was jotaro vs kira. The danger of jotaro dying and the sheer danger jotaro was to kira was just amazing
@@ulkimion Absolutely! It was so intense knowing both had been actual powerhouses.
That's definitely a cool thing about Jotaro, especially in part 4. But part 4 shows that he isn't invincible like everyone thinks, and it leads to amazing character moment for Koichi
@@cryguy0000 He still got back up to deliver that beat down!
Jotaro’s got that different kind of presence
Unlike the other Joestars, Jotaro is grounded & has made waves not only through his influence but through presence too. He’s someone you always knew would make the right choice, to stay alive & overcome the odds.
It’s why Part 6 hits so hard because the feeling was still there until… He revealed his love for Jolyne, his daughter. The moment he showed vulnerability like that, is when that “Will he survive?” feeling finally caught up to him.
I think araki himself said something along the lines of, jotaro is a serious seemingly emotionless character, but that's because he needs to be. One of Jotaro's greatest strengths is being able to stay cool and level-headed in the midst of danger and the possibility of death. In the episode where children has to beat the Stan user at poker and then a video game, he made a gamble so insane, even Joseph wouldn't have been able to do it with a serious face. Joseph was completely surprised by jotaro's trickery here, but it was only possible due to jotaro's serious nature.
joseph was never surprised by jotaro's trickery.
He was trapped in a chip before then.
No. Jotaro has emotions. wherever you got that from is fake. even in the manga panel Jotaro's backstory and why he acts tuff, why he doesnt ''care'' for the most ? those all are answered. He doesnt want to lose his loved ones thats all. But you got a point there with Jotaro's serious nature is making the characters stay alive. He overcomes the obsticles by being chill. have a good day
@@godlyguts4483 I did say seemingly didn't I? He assumes other people just knows what he's thinking, but other than not usually expressing his emotions he is a pretty serious guy.
@@projekttaku1 Joseph wasn't trapped in a chip. It was kakyoin
@@Xiao-ls6xr no. Polnareff was trapped, then joseph. Watch that fight again.
The angrier Jotaro gets, the smarter he gets.
Doom Guy: *Nods in agreement*
So you mean he became dumber with each part? (As he doesn't get as angry)
I disagree. Getting angry almost got him killed in the end.
i think of it as he is powered by petty spite. the more he's thinking "OH this bitch gonna get it!" the more his brain bothers to pay attention
@@U.S.G I would say that he doesn't get dumber, I would say that he expresses his anger less. Anyone would be angry if their daughters life was endangered, and same with their uncle ( who is younger)
I think thats why Araki personally favors Part 4. If anything he really pushed the theme of “anyone can be unlucky”. Even though the cast of main and support characters is massive comparatively it felt genuine that anyone could accidentally find Kira, with no backup, and lose.
I think that was actually part of the suspense. Because Part 4’s cast was so massive, there was so much more of a chance that at least someone would encounter Kira sooner or later. Even without Stand Users being supernaturally drawn to each other, there’s just never been such a large cast of characters before.
Araki didn't have to do Shigetchi like that
exactly, only problem imo is that in the end, there was only 2 real deaths, aya and shigechi. if u count rohan or okuyasu then thats fine but rohan got out of the btd loop and okuyasu decided that death was wacky and wanted to tell josuke. it had the least deaths but thats what kept u at ur toes, anyone could just randomly die so dont feel hope because fate is being controlled by kira which they dont know until hayato tells them.
Correction: Araki said he personally prefers Josuke, not part 4 itself.
Kira was wild when you think about it.
Killer Queen touched you and that's it.
The Highest Stakes fight in JoJo for me was Joseph vs Kars
I knew Joseph was already in future parts. But I couldn't for the life of me figure out how Joseph could POSSIBLY beat Kars. Kars was just insanely powerful for an opponent against some guy using special sun electricity it seemed. Then Joseph sends him into space.
This is why I love Part 2.
Every fight in part 2 was just done so well in the sense you really couldn’t fathom how Joseph could win as he is weaker but he utilizes strategy and outsmarts his opponents
part 2 was great since everyone already thinks that joseph cant beat 4 pillarmens but yet ep4 he beated santana with no training, beats esidisi and wamuu, and managed to survive agains ulf kars. Nice one cuz he got strong luck and skills
Nothing could really prepare me for Cesar death
@@plugshirt1762 in every single fight in part 2, Joseph is completely backed into a corner and has to think on the fly, but he’s just so insanely smart that it always ends up working out for him
Jotaro's the only JoJo so far where you get that feeling of "Shit boutta go down when he takes a single step-" even though he doesn't look like much. If I'm honest, of all the JoJo's, Jotaro was the only one that felt like his normality amongst the others is what sets him apart. Every JoJo had something going for them, but Jotaro had nothing and that's what made him special.
except a super powerful stand.
@@projekttaku1 exactly
@@wither_klng2881 wydm?
@@projekttaku1 I said exactly to you saying that he has a super powerful stand
@@wither_klng2881 oh, okay.
Please accept my apology for my misunderstanding!
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THE ONE THING
EVERY JOESTAR HAS
BUT JOTARO
is a father who has appeared one time or another
Giorno but ig he did appear in wallet
@@saifkhan-kc9ec "Son when you think of me you should think of wealth, because that was my original goal"
"Can I put you in my wallet"
"Wtf"
from what i heard, Sadao Kujo have almost identical face to jotaro except Sadao have brown eyes and wear glasses.
I mean, We only saw George Joestar II in flashbacks and I'm not sure cuz I haven't finished jojolion yet but, I don't think we ever see Yoshiteru.
Joseph
I think the fight that Jotaro was most at risk aside from the Dio fight I think we all knew he was going to win that but honestly it was...the blind dude with his water stand and how he could hear the vibrations. If it weren't for Iggy I think that they actually would've lost.
Ngdol? Yeah, that was a VERY creative moment.
We got to get a preview of Iggy being necessary well before his second fight and a showing of the rise in power among the "Egyptian Gods". Very great battle.
Definitely would've been a few casualties. But Clint Eas...I mean Jotaro would still pull out the win.
N'Dhoul was meticulously dangerous and not overly arrogant either.
Also tower of gray who nearly ripped out his tongue
@@baconbitz7804 Mmmm, I guess but Hyrophant Green handled that stand really well.
That's why I so love Jotaro in part 4 and 6. Seeing him putting a good fight against Sheer Heart Attack and still being blown up, or seeing him deciding to save his daughter at his own expense and losing this way... was good.
yeah.
Although for part 6, he did end up having a better life because of it.
To me, part 3 embedded Jotaro as the perfect symbol of victory. The perfect man who never waivers or gets nervous because he always knows how to achieve victory. Personally, this made Jotaro in part 4 and 6 a lot more intriguing when we saw how he had became more human, and in turn he was more prone to lose fights.
omg sorry if this is such a surprised since you commented a year ago but this is such an underrated comment... in part 3 when he was 17 his decision based more on rational thinking and acheiving his goal of victory but as time goes on, he grew older and more mature (?) and you can see his decisions have more feelings based into it (idk if it makes sense lol) but basically like you said, which is why he tends to lose fights more and more and rely more on other characters, showing more of his weak points instead of the guy he was being presented as in part 3... hence why pucci said 'your daughter is your biggest weakness' and died saving his daughter instead of stopping pucci. your comment is so underrated omg
Something that Part 3 introduced to the series was a feeling of “How will the hero win?” We’re confronted with an ability that starts in a strong position against the Joestar, and the Joestar has to find away to use their ability in a clever way to win. However, I think to do that, Araki had to step back a bit from the stakes, so Jotaro couldn’t die, but he could at least still lose. In Part 4, he brings the stakes back to help with the “How will they get out of this” feeling.
Bruh wdym? The first time that happened was Jonathan vs Dio in the burning Joestar mansion, part 3 don't created this kind of situation.
Almost Every fight in part 2 was like this, every pillar men fight was like this.
I had that sense of how will he win the most with Part 2 so i can’t wholeheartedly agree
Big disagree, as the others have said, this was THE thing in part 2, and even in part 1 some fights had that, it is the one main reason i love jojo as a series (along its "bizarre-ness")
This.
@Gamerfritz Joseph killed all the pillar men (except for Kars because he became the ultimate lifeform and had to launched into space) the other people who fought them lost everytime
Johnathan : ties
Joseph : survived
Jotaro : wins
Josuke : saved
Giorno : clutches
actually if you think about it, dio managed to get jonathan's body, just like how he wanted it to happen. so it's more of dio winning in that fight rather than a tie. but other than that, accurate
@@BadaBelph well yeah..., but if u ignore part 3 it seems like a tie, right?
Spoiler alert
Jolyne: *loses... Kind of*
@@BadaBelph If it was a win, DIO wouldn't have been forced under sea for years and also successfully erase the Joestar bloodline. That was DIO's big goal at the moment and he would've been out there ruling like he wanted to if he actually won. Jonathan definitely made it a tie.
@@arkthegreenwolfx3627 Not really
That fight with jotaro and Daniel Darby was wild.
They were insanely close to losing everything.
My first time sweating bullets watching something on TV
"The thought that Jotaro could lose wasn't on the table" is honestly something that I feel encapsulates the feeling of Jotaro for me so much. We all know that at the end of the part, the main villain has to lose in some way Dio's head is trapped with Johnathan at the end of Part 1, Kars is left to drift in space at the end of Part 2 after all his allies had died, DIO had been defeated at the end of Part 3, Kira was trapped in wherever those hands took him, and Diavolo is dealing with Requiem's punishment. But excluding Part 3, those all came with some indication that there was that nagging feeling that the protagonist _could_ have lost. Dio's defeat at Johnathan's hands came with Johnathan's sacrifice. Joseph lost an arm and was crashing down from the atmosphere. Josuke had been impaled by debris, and Giorno was literally fated to die by Epitaph. It just didn't feel like that was on the table for Jotaro. There was no opponent that could beat him that one of his other allies could beat. All the enemies faced in Part 3 felt like someone that Jotaro could have beaten. The only exception being Death 13, but that was because he wasn't aware that he was being attacked.
Spoilers for part 6
I think araki knew we was getting comfortable with us knowing the jojo’s would win so he brutally killed everyone lmao
@@boneman9751 and Honestly? I applaud him for that.
... admittedly the ending itself might've been a but too much, but it's what allowed us to get steel ball run, so i ain't complaining.
@@iota-09 the ending of Part 6 didn't create the Steel Ball Run Universe, just making sure to give you the right info if you haven't already. However, if we look at it not at the Lore stand point but in the Real Life Stand Point, yes the ending of Part 6 did create Part 7 cause there is nothing else to do in the original universe plus Araki wanted a Fresh Start, like he wanted to make a new series, so he created Steel Ball Run. A Reboot of the series. A Remake. And this actually became one of Araki's best decision he did.
You guys love giving Part 2 a pass and it's really baffling.
Joseph's lucky streak was lampshaded so HARD that it might as well be a huge spotlight.
@@willdiesel8431 true, if there's anyone with plot armour in the series it's Joseph joestar.
As much as I loved part 3, the tension kinda gradually dies out because now I got used to Jotaro having plot armor and in no way will he die. Polar opposite to Part 2 and 4, I genuinely believed both of the jojos would potentially die.
Agreed. If he seems in danger every battle but always comes out more or less unscathed then that danger stops having any meaning.
and then Jotaro willingly sacrified himself when he fight Pucci in order to save his daughter. Pucci knows Jolyne is Jotaro's biggest weakness and he used it.
yea
@@kraftik5300 More like “only” weakness… especially when he does that *twice*
especially part 2 fighting kars both times was when i was like, "oh shit, hes gonna die"
I definitely thought jotaro dying was a possibility in part three, just not before he killed dio.
Same, I didn't expect him to survive several of the encounters
Bro imagine he kills DIO revives Joseph and then dies of a heart attack
@@aregularperson4852 One might even say Haato Atakku~
Yep. If Polnareff dealt the final blow it also would've given greater meaning to those that sacrificed themselves to him earlier, too. Wouldn't have been super surprised if Jotaro bought it.
Exactly that happened to Konan Doyle, the author of Sherlock Holmes. His stories about Sherlock became so popular, that he couldn't stop writing them. People always asked for more. He tried to kill Sherlock, but under pressure of fans resurrected him. Then he tried to dispose of fan love and make Sherlock drug addict, but it didn't help.
I remember in one note he wrote the his own *Mother* hated that he turn Sherlock into a drug addict
See i always believed that jotaro was supposed to be the staple of a powerful stand user. Somebody who has a simple yet limited ability and can work around those limits in creative ways. Star platinum is literally just "super strong and adaptable ghost" yet he comes up with insane ways to use the immense power of his stand even though the concept seems so simple
To me the battle against dio in part 3 seemed like a "fuck it" ending where pretty much nothing happens the whole series but at the very end everything happens at once, i never thought jotaro could lose but it did feel like he could even die, for me
haha lol this is really funny. You know I actually am watching the old OVA of Stardust and then I'll watch the new one but I really hate waiting for the actual story to start
sorry correction I meant "because I hate waiting for the story to start"
ye, when Dio threw knifes at Jotaro, i was like "dude, it's impossible to escape, unless he really can stop time longer than dio but he's pretending he cannot" yes, i really thought Jotaro could stop time longer
@@Mask_Guy that time stop game was genius.
Dio goes in for the kill, so jotaro uses what slight time stop power he has to freak dio out and make him back of.
Then he uses the magnets to make dio overconfident and underestimate him, so he can use his time stop valuably.
Then its a question of how long can he time stop, but dio quickly deduces that he can only do it for 1-2 seconds, giving dio the upper hand since he now understands jotaro's full capabilities.
@@projekttaku1 Yeah those moments were cool but there was basically no buildup to Jotaro even having that ability which really sours the whole thing. I don't think "we have the same type of stand" is a good argument, it seems more like an excuse for not having an answer to Dio's time stop
This is one of the things that make me like part 3 and Jotaro even more. In the other parts, the protagonists felt like underdogs. They barely scraped together a victory in some cases. But with Jotaro? I didn’t have to stress about my favourite character being in danger or dying.
When Joseph went up against Kars, you wonder if he can really do it. This is a common scenario. When Jotaro shows up, the boss music is for him. After seeing so many disadvantaged heroes barely coming out on top, it was very refreshing for me to see Jotaro fight on even ground and dominate the battle. Jotaro turns the tables in the dynamic of the fights. He gives the villains a turn to be scared. I can’t speak for anyone else, but the fact that Jotaro is just such a powerhouse is what makes him so entertaining to me
For real i like how it's the opposite for Jotaro. He isn't scared of the villains, the villains are scared of him
this is so funny to me because that's exactly the reason why jotaro is my least favourite jojo
The one thing Jotaro doesn’t have is a peaceful life and can’t catch a break.
it's litreally jotrao's fault for not training in part 3 - 4 when he had 11 years
@@hasanmorshed9632 he was writing his starfish thesis bro
@@jerkycow1777 He had, 11 YEARS, 1 decade and 1 year, he didn't remaster star platinum? that's his fault
Honestly this applies to Josuke and Giorno as well. I get why with Jotaro specifically it's so jarring at first. Because Araki threw the MC plot armor rule out the window with Jonathan, and he technically killed off Joseph for a while too, but he definitely brought that trope back with Jotaro. I honestly can't believe anyone seriously thought that Josuke and Giorno would ever lose. As a matter of fact, their Ws were more clear to me than Jotaro's, because I saw Jotaro do the impossible and beat Dio before. I never thought Jotaro could kill Dio, at least alone. So it's the opposite to me.
And this not only applied to Josuke and Giorno for me, but to Jolyne as well. Never in a million years would did I expect that Jolyne (WITH Jotaro, which added that sense of confidence in the MC like Josuke) could ever lose. That's why Stone Ocean's ending was so shocking. I can't fathom anyone expecting that would happen, unless they're lying.
I mean, josuke literally had to get saved. He didn't really win by himself.
Plus, jolyne won, albeit in a roundabout way. It was so shocking because it ended up so well for her.
Idk man, when Josuke explained that CD could heal other people but not himself I thought "oh damn, this is going to be an important point in the final fight" I seriously thought he was gonna die because of that rule
Exactly, and the entirety of stone ocean's ending is just so shocking to me when I first saw it.
@@joaquintettamanti5314 ik this is mean but i think josuke shouldve died or at least had some extensive injuries similar to joseph.
The reason i expected Josuke to die is because he said his stand can't heal himself and that's a red flag. I expected Jolyne to die to save Jotaro's soul. but i didn't even once think Jotaro would ever die because he die for what? his mother ? if he die his mother also die
Jotaro wears the most hats in the series.
And sadly the least flamboyant mc in jojo
@@Gilbert3171 Wait what?
My dude really looked at fucking Jotaro with his dope ass Coat and said :" the least flamboyant mc in Jojo".
@@yesminsalima4924 but compared to the rest, he has less color on his actual character, dont get me wrong hes got style but its not as flamboyant
@@Gilbert3171 Josuke and Jonathan color pallet are also kinda boring. Their outfits fits them, but are just plain boring. That is probably the reason why they are the most forgettable Mc in Jojo (kinda sad, Josuke is my favorite Mc). And guess who is the most popular Jojo? You might think that it has nothing to do with his looks, but the main reason he is popular is his character design that makes him stand out while looking fashionable. Also his style changes in different parts, so that makes him more flamboyant. But part 3 Jotaro just works the best, the hat that makes his eyes look more serious, his cool School trenchcoat that still shows that he still is a student, his super stylish double belt not only adds to the fact that he is tall, he still cares about his fashion look and his pants with his shoes made him look even bigger. Overall his design with his color palette either screams a punk delinquent or a hardcore police officer. (you know his hat with the hand symbols and the blue/gray/black and yellow make it more clear and the fact that he is judging people by their actions/his line where he said he is the Judge). I do agree that he is not the most flamboyant character, that would be either Joseph or Giorno. But I personally feel he is the most popular character with an flamboyant design.
@@yesminsalima4924 bro i ain't reading all that
I’ve said it many times before and I’ll say it again: The real climax of Part 3 is the Vanilla Ice fight. The Dio fight is really the falling action of Part 3. Its strange that some random bodyguard/concubine of the Main antagonist has so much more soul put into the fight and emotional investment than the actual final showdown, but its honestly executed perfectly, and from a storytelling perspective I think its one of the best parts of the entire series if not the absolute best moment. I actually really gave a shit about Polnareff and Iggy and how terrified and emotionally broken Polnareff was during and after the fact. Survivor’s guilt is something I’ve experienced at several points in my life and seeing Polnareff get emotionally broken down but still putting in as much effort as he could to keep going is something I can connect with. That one arc after a lot of lighter-hearted adventures and the bro-road trip is what really makes Part 3 my favorite even if Jotaro isnt in as much danger. Polnareff being the comedic relief and also experiencing by far the most trauma out of any of the characters in the series is absolutely perfect and makes him more iconic to me than any of the main Jojos.
THISSSSS
Araki was aware that the idea of "What if Jotaro loses?" wasn't something he could make his audience really believe in, which is why a lot of the more tense fights in SDC went to other characters. With regards to DIO, I still didn't think Jotaro could lose, but it became a very interesting question of "but HOW will he win?" in that situation.
Ultimately, while I'm sure it was not intentional while writing Part 3, Jotaro as a character and as a fixture of the JoJo Universe actually paid off with what happens in Part 6 imo. Because nobody expects something like that. Not to Jotaro!
Ironically, DIO vs Jotaro was the first fight I watched where I genuinely thought the Jojo died. The Road Roller and DIO’s speech was pretty convincing.
What about dio vs johnathan?
@@furiousfusion7890 Sadly I watched DIO vs Jotaro on TH-cam before I actually watched the anime. It’s what got me hooked.
@@archinspide2652 same, exept i just watched the road rollar scene so i had no idea who was who😂
I feel like jotaros loss wasn't on the table until the world the world'd and I thought it would be damn near impossible for jotaro to win but he would pull a Jonathan and pull Dio into death's embrace with him but then star platinum said "nah fam" and gifted us the legendary battle we see today.
I never worried about Giorno losing to Diavolo because it would make no sense thematically but other than that it's hard to argue against this
That and if you watch the second opening it spoils the ending lol
@@intricatepickle5931 only the versions of the opening that appear ~40 minutes before you’d see it in the actual show. I think it’s only episodes 37 and 38 that use the requiem opening, the ones before just use the other three versions of traitors requiem, which don’t spoil anything as they only appear starting at the episode they “spoil”
@@BT-rl3nt (Spoilers for anyone who hasn't seen/read part 5) I'm talking about the second opening as a whole. Even the base version without Diavolos interference. Just the fact that it shows Giorno getting the arrow and then insinuating he used it on himself or his stand. Just kind of spoils the entire part knowing that that's whats gonna happen.
@@intricatepickle5931 I mean, yeah but it just shows that the arrow does something to a stand. I don’t think that you can be in the Jojo community/fanbase until the second part of golden wind and not be completely spoiler free. I bet a lot of people by the time they get there already know about ger, and the ones who don’t will just know the arrow is important and does something. It’s already well established that stabbing someone with an arrow gives them a stand, so that bit in the opening just tells the viewer something that makes sense with the series canon, that being stabbed twice would do something as well.
@@BT-rl3nt Actually everyone I know who finished part 5 did it without spoilers. All I knew about part 5 was Giornos theme and what he looks like. I'd say part 6 is the most spoiled part but maybe we were just lucky. But yea its well established in part 4 that it gives you a new ability when stabbed again. And considering how good bites the dust was I'd say it's pretty easy to deduce that Giornos probably gonna win. But even if the viewer doesn't think that right away. If they remember that part of the opening or watch it to see if it changes after they learn that "Whoever controls requiem controls the world" Then I'd say it's a pretty big spoiler of the ending. Even if it's only a couple episodes away it still kinda sucks knowing the outcome
I think this is why bites the dust arc and part 6 hit so hard too, because the reader has it cemented in their head from stardust crusaders and the literal stand stats pages that Jotaro is just that guy, he is the strongest. So when him and the rest of the crew get blown up by bites the dust it's like, Holy Shit. And then in part 6 when he gets the disc stolen by white snake it's a game changer, and when he chooses to save jolyne instead of killing Pucci it just hits so hard
In a sense this is something that only Jotaro has: perfect plot armor
If you think about it, Jotaro's defining characteristic is being OP, almost perfectly flawless, and even when he does stumble it just makes him fight better
It's actually a fairly unique feature to him, no one else in JoJo has quite so easy a time as Jotaro when it comes to action
Come to think of it Araki loves to expand on fan favorite characters, like with Rohan and Kira getting their own spinoffs.
Even Hol Horse got one with Josuke
@@BlueBlazeKing although that was one by another author.
weird how akira claims he really likes josuke, but barely gives him any screen time, and his stand-in hate's josuke.
Kinda bizarre.
@@projekttaku1Ha “stand in”
I think the only reason the Jotaro vs Dio fight had anything to put the audience on the edge was the fact that Jotaro, after a very long part with epic wins, finally met a character that could even match his power. Shit got real pretty fast and the statement about both having similar stands sold me the possibility of defeat for Jotaro as a real thing.
another thing they have is some sort of healing or patching up wounds ability.
Jonathan and Joseph have hamon, Josuke has Crazy Diamond that can repair anything but itself and its user, Giorno has Golden Experience that can replace lost body parts and Jolyne can make string stitches and bandages with Stone Free.
Star Platinum can start a heart after it already shopped beating. It's definitely not the best stand for healing, but if you're creative enough you can use a stand for anything.
in part 3 araki just handwaived healing from wounds anyways
I think the final fight in part 7 kind of shares this idea of having unconvincing stakes, except I think Araki knew this and played with it. Let me explain, part 7 spoilers ahead obviously.
So after Funny valentine is defeated all that is really left to do is finish the race. At this point there aren't really any people in Johnny's way as hot pants, Diego and Gyro were killed in the battle before this. Only pocoloco is left but I think the fact that he is moreso a gag type of character speaks for itself. So Johnny get's on slow dancer and you think, how is Johnny going to catch up. You don't think 'Is johnny going to be able to catch up?' you just know he will.
But then at the last moment Araki throws a curveball, and the high voltage arc begins. Diego from another universe is here and that is not all, he has the world as well. So suddenly this fight gets a lot more intense, but in this moment you are probably thinking that Jotaro won against part 3 Dio as well so Johnny will clutch it as well. Tusk act 4 is a powerhouse as well so the win is very possible. So you will likely think that Johnny is going to win but you might be less sure of it now that Diego is here.
The fight goes on and it shows how powerful Diego is, but Johnny manages to hang on. Then they get to the bridge and Johnny shoots Diego with tusk act 4. Only for Diego to cut of his foot and throw it at Johnny, leaving him with the effect of tusk act 4. Diego not only wins the fight, but the race as well. What started as a race I was sure Johnny was going to win ended with him barely finishing (He might have even been disqualified because Steven helped him out). To Johnny it was never about the race but it still took me by surprise to see that Johnny did not win it.
Yeah I think Johnny has a Jonathan parallel in the sense that he doesn't really win in the end and loses to Dio. but eventually, Dio loses when he believes he won and is ontop of the world.
You know I never really thought about that, Kaleb. If anything the thing that sticks out to me about Part 3 is how for both halves if it, they nerf a character for that entire portion of it. I *get* that Avdol was originally meant to die and have Hol Horse replace him, but did they really need to nerf Kakyoin for the entire second half, do only one and a half major fights with Iggy, bring Kakyoin back and have him lose *twice?*
What if Hol Horse turned good is an interesting idea. Not sure how useful he'd be though. Probably a less accurate Mista?
@@johnquach8821 He had infinite bullet and his gun can appear on his hand at any moment even if he drop it so he can blast it all he want so i guess he's kinda useful
Avdol was never meant to die, and Hol Horse would've joined as a 6th member.
When I saw this, I thought it was gonna be some sorta gag video where it talks about jotaro is the only one that has a father that doesn't die at all
Did you hear about josuke's dad???
He is immortal
@@U.S.G kinda forgot about that little piece of info ☠️
"The ONE Thing Every Joestar has EXCEPT Jotaro"
a sense of affection for his mom
ik its a 1 year old comment BUT
jotaro does care about his mom, the whole plot of part 3 was to save her 😭🙏
The only time I realized he could potentially die was during his fight with Dio. The more you like a character the less you want them to die so I was on edge even if his death was highly unlikely.
There was always the possibility of him pulling some heroic shit and ultimately sacrificing his life in order to beat Dio but who knew all it would take was him getting pissed off
I knew bro was built different but I didn’t know he had it like that.
I thought his body was gonna fail him at the end after beating DIO, since your stand is connected to your stamina and he was gonna push himself to the brink and collapse
In the OVA jotaro showed fear against DIO
“The ONE Thing Every Joestar has EXCEPT Jotaro”
Happiness??
Jotaro is God i love how he handles everything and is always taking care of business it doesn’t feel forced to me either it just feels like he’s supposed solve problems
The only thing Jotaro didn't have and the others had was a father figure
and that's why in my opinion his first "death" in part 6 felt so shocking. the viewer never doubted for a second that jotaro would lose because he was such a force of nature in part 3 .That compared with his notoriety in part 4
Tbh the same thing happened with Giorno Too From my perspective
I just Knew That he would defeat Diavolo somehow but Didn't Knew he would Freakin Put Diavolo in an Infinite Death Loop xD
The stakes were way higher for Giorno since they had to run *from* Diavolo rather than run *to* Diavolo like Jotaro and his gang did with DIO. A lot of Part 5 fights had Giorno get carried by his allies, he felt less invincible than Jotaro. Notorious BIG, White Album, Grateful Dead, Clash/Talking Head, etc had Giorno completely defeated.
@@nuibaba280 that's true
"All joestars"
george 1&2 and holy: are we a joke for you?
Jotaro had the air of invincibility & unwavering resolve. He was the immovable object, unlike any Joestar before & after him.
But it disappeared when his daughter was involved.
nice video i think we get that feeling because of how badass he is and outsmarts his enemies most the time
I'd say jotaro could have lost to dio but the story kinda demanded that jotaro lives ig but I'd love dio in part 5 style and him to meet giorno in some form
SPOILERS FOR PART 6 MANGA ENDING
This exact effect of "Jotaro cannot lose" was what made the ending of part 6 so shocking for me. Because Jotaro was always presented as such a powerful charater, a protagonist, for whom losing in a fight wasn't ever even a possibility, but during the final battle with Pucci he seems to have made all the right steps and even though the situation looks so complicated, the reader still fully believes that Jotaro will fight his way through with the help of Jolyne and basically save the day. However he dies so fast and is so quickly cast aside, his passing is basically left unacknowledged on such a level it even seems uncanny and unbelievable. For this reason his death had a huge impact on me and was one of the main reasons why i found he ending of part 6 so devastating. It was crazy to see such a powerful character, who i genuinely believed could never lose, pass away so quickly and easily.
EDIT: sorry if there are grammar mistakes, english is not my first language
Did you forget he also died early in part 6?
@@Jakedb83 yeah, i guess i didn't think to mention it
Pucci killed everyone except emporio
I haven’t watched you for so long it feels so good to be back
Outro is fire always enjoy staying at the end
With any protagonist, you know they either die epically in the final battle to stop the villain, or they survive and win, or survive with damage.
This is why he gets better with age for me. His vulnerabilities are shown through his history and relationships with others. We watched this man slowly lose his grasp on that 'plot armor'
Kaleb is one of the few anime content creators I actually like (alongside MasakoX). Keep up the great work.
bro im so happy you still have ideas to make videos. keep up the grind my guy
Jotaro is just Guts with a stand
For me with Jotaro vs Dio I originally wasn’t worried and knew that Jotaro would win like normal, good beats evil. But until I learned Dio’s true power, the question of HOW is Jotaro going to win was what made me question if they would tie. The road roller scene put the nail in the coffin for me believing Dio had won, and made Jotaro winning so much better.
One of my favorite themes in JJBA is the concept of sacrifice. When you watched or read Jonathan die for the first time, and the rise of Joseph, everyone could tell that JJBA wasn't stagnant and there were consequences to the actions of years before. Personally, all the other Jojos have given up so much for whatever victories. But, Jotaro was one of those weird cases where you didn't think he was going to die, which made me less invested in the DIO VS. Jotaro fight. It kinda hurts me, considering that this exact fight is one of the most important to the series. Jotaro is still top tier, I just wish there were more stakes is all.
man i just love so much that out of nowhere you just insert chrono trigger's soundtrack in your videos... thanks for that!
For most of part 3, i knew that jotaro was never in any trouble. Most battles were stand of the week battles and i knew that the main character wouldn’t die in them. After avdol was brought back, i never trusted if any death was permanent in jjba anymore. When joseph was killed by dio, i was skeptical if it was permanent. I was sort of hoping that joseph stayed dead even though he’s one of my favourite characters because I felt that him being brought back was sort of a cop out by araki to avoid killing a popular character. So what i leaned from part 3 is not “will this character survive?” but “how will they win?”.
it’s not “will the character survive?” It’s “In what way is he going to get his ass handed to him and get revived somehow” or on the other hand, “which stands are the same as star platinum?!”
It was Joseph surviving part 2 that made me know Jotaro wouldn’t die in part 3. And since then, there hasn’t really been any stakes for the Joestars. Joseph survived being rocketed into the sky. Jotaro brought Joseph back to life after Dio killed him. Bites the Dust was reversed entirely. Giorno managed to break King Crimson’s broken ability. Jolyne rewrote the universe after defeating Pucci. In parts 4 and 6, barely anyone remained dead. In Parts 3 and 5, almost all of the major deaths happened at the very end. Steel Ball Run managed to fix most of that with Johnny, but there were still some moments that I did not like (mostly involving Dio). The entire series was a bit predictable when it came to main character deaths after Part 1. You’d have one major death to spark emotion in the Joestar (Caesar, Shigechi, Abbachio, Foo Fighters) in the middle of the series and then any other deaths are reserved for the final battles. And then half the time the deaths are reversed.
Edit: Stone Ball Run -> Steel Ball Run
Jolyne didn't defeat Pucci though. He killed her.
@@thefantabulousladyvira Let me rephrase. Jolyne's actions directly led to the downfall of Pucci. While she herself did not land the finishing blow, she was the reason Emporio was able to beat him. So, it was her actions that defeated Pucci. Without her, the team would have lost. The same could be argued for most JoBros (Jotaro could not have beaten Dio without Kakyoin or Polnareff) but I decided to keep it short by just focusing on the Joestars.
Well. Johnny is parralel world johnathan. So of course he was gonna die.
Shit it’s been so long sins I’ve last heard your on-point opinions and vibed to your outro.
Hood you’ve been well. 🤙
I actually did think he might die. For me when I watched stardust crusaders I was just like the mc's trying to figure out what dios stand ability is and when they got to him and all the crazy shit was happening I couldn't for the life of me figure out what it was until Joseph got the hint then I thought to myself "their doomed there is no way to fight a stand like that" and I was thinking that they would have to flee and trick him into the sun later but then Jotaro the Chad actually APPROACHED Dio and I was like "NOOOO WTF YOU CAN'T FIGHT THAT" And the rest is the rest.
Tbh I never felt like any Joestar was going to die, like I never thought of it. But I do get your point. In part 4 there was no way Josuke wouldv died cuz Jotaro was around, and Okuyasu with The Hand and his op Crazy Diamond. Part 5 pretty much the opening gave it away that Giorono would never lose. To sum it up, I usually don't expect the main protagonist to die cuz is their story after all.
The exception to this was in part 3 I completely expected Joseph to die because it was already established joestars could die and we had a different main character
In Jotaro’s universe he appears in every single part except part one (unless you count the intro for part 1)
absolutely agree. i really got such an invincible vibe from jotaro at the end of pt 3, in pts 4 and 6 i never once thought he would actually die (except maybe a little when he gets his stand disk stolen)
y'know, with what i've felt upon watching parts 1-6 (finishing part 6 on manga), i felt as if.. yeah, jotaro just has such a massive plot armor.
part 1, i was hoping jonathan would live but.. yeah...
part 2, i actually did think joseph died there (but he didn't, thankfully)
part 4, when i thought josuke was a goner, i was hoping that jotaro would show up to kick kira's ass
part 5, yeah no giorno just keeps going on suicide missions but manages to get through them thanks to his plot armor
part 6? oh yeah. i was also usually anticipating someone to get jolyne out of her own sticky situations over there, mainly calling on jotaro.
with part 3? i always expected jotaro to be able to beat everyone up. the times polnareff or the others were in trouble? "jotaro, jotaro, where the hell is he?" would usually have sprung into my head.
the only time i DID feel scared that they'd had lost was with the fight with the first d'arby. it was such a scary gamble... and if he just called- SDC would have been over, then and there. thankfully, he looks menacing and serious enough, which caused d'arby to give up.
but yeah, overall?? jotaro in part 6 was probably the most realistic thing i've seen of him.
I wouldn't credit Giorno's victories to plot armor. He's moreso carried by his allies. A lot of fights centered around others being meat shields or the ones acting while Giorno provides back up/the decisive action that nets them the victory. ...Jotaro just kinda solo'd lol.
So you mean: Realistic = Died?
Then Joseph is the most unrealistic JoJo.
"The one thing every joestar has except Jotaro"
Emotions
He just hides them well, which is one reason he's my favorite
@@glassofwater281 pretty sure half of Jojo's do it but show something else like giorno with charismatic person and we get to see his thoughts showing that he does and someone else I can't remember and jotaro has his badass ways but still shows kindness proving that they are Jonathan's kindness is there
It's sad too see how many people don't know what "emotions" means.
@@saifkhan-kc9ec
I think only the introverts like to hide their emotions.
@@lain5858 Take a chill pill dude it was a "JoJoke"
3:27 Bro literally predicted the future
I love this video bro was like Jotaro is unable to lose my boi is a power house. Imagine being so strong that your only flaw is being too strong.
I think the setup that Jotaro can never lose helps with Part 6 but that may just be me.
This is one of the reason I don’t really like part 3, since it feels like they can never lose, and the stakes were so low, and if you notice they usually would only come out of every fight with like a couple scratches or super minor injuries. I think there was like 2 episodes total that I thought something could go wrong, that would be the fight with the hanged man, and n’ doul however u spell it. But other than those 2 fights, the stakes couldn’t be any lower. And it’s kinda a shame since part 3 is the longest part to watch, it takes so long to get to those parts that actually feel like something of consequence might happen.
a couple minor injuries? i feel like they were not minor, when jotaro fought kakyoin, blood was gushing out of him in the end, polnareff gets tortured like 4 times with enya, justice, cream and the ebony devil, and also polnareff was chopped up by diavolo (ik diavolo isnt in part 3 but thats another example of what the crusaders had to go through). avdols bullet wound knocked him out so bad that they all thought he died at first and left avdol wounded with a hole in his head. kakyoin, avdol and iggy all died with horrible injuries. the D D'arby fight put me on my toes until the last 10 minutes. Joesph was getting dio brain cells in his head from lovers which would have affected him if nobody helped him. joesph died and was brought back to life. oh and kakyoin almost went blind and avdol got holes in his neck if im correct. literally they got bad wounds but for some reason they all came out of the episode with no wounds except the finale.
@@someproshinobi3904 I get wut ur sayin, point taken. But I did mention some of the parts that were actually scary with their fights, but I’m talkin overall, like most of their fights they came out unscathed. And plus I’m Only talkin about part 3, if this was part 5 I wouldn’t have a problem, literally thought giorno was out of commission twice in the show.
Another thing about part 3 tho, is that they’re injuries would just go away magically in the next episode for most of the part, I never understood how. Last thing tho, I do like most of the fights once they get into Egypt, like for me it feels like that’s where they should’ve started cuz the bad guys there like n doul, the darby brothers, Ice bird, vanilla ice was cool. But all of or just about 90% of the stand users they fought before Egypt which was like most of the show, they felt like filler cuz nothing of real consequence happened. Imo when watching it like I said, it just felt like they couldn’t die.
i get ur point but i still feel like that everyone except jotaro could still die and some of them did
Kakyoin died, avdol died, and iggy died
joseph also died but was brought back.
i felt like jotaro was the only invincible one because he had the most op stand at the time but stands like hermit purple were more of a support type stand so i had a feeling at least one of them would die.
all the minor villians were REALLY weak (most of them before egypt and the oingo boingos were trash but fun to watch)
so only dio and vanilla ice were able to actually kill most of them.
The thing about SC is that in the beginning it felt like they were invincible, then they entered egypt and thats where things got crazy, kakyoin was out of comission the whole time which was sad because he was my favourite crusader.
when they enter dios mansion it feels like they will all make it out alive but only half of them survive which is sad.
I do get your point and i respect your opinion but i feel like at the same time they all get hurt at somepoint and most of them die.
The crusaders also have the most depressing end for basically all of them which makes you realize how tragic there lives were ever since 1987 to when they die. ( including joseph, 1940ish times for him)
The more I talk rant about this I think and understand your opinion more so i do agree with you but IMO they don't feel like they can't die.
@@someproshinobi3904 I kinda wish that they’re were more team battles, like in part 5 with Pesci and Prosciutto, almost taking out all of Bruno’s team, I feel like it would be cool if they’re were more team battles like that but in part 3, it would make the fights feel more weighted, and less like the 1 dude sent to kill 5 guys. Literally feels like dio gave them an impossible task sometimes.
I agree with your points. There were a lot of things in Part 3 that could be improved upon, but I don't outright hate it because I see it as a necessary stepping stone for Araki to experiment with stands and improve his writing for the later parts. Thinking back, I just view Part 3 as a fun adventure where you watch the boys be goofy along with occasional badass and serious moments. Have you read the manga?
Very interesting take...will have to think about this.
i truly agree, with what you saying cause soon as i read the title ik that what you going to be talking about
"Jolyne can’t heal herself"
Me:Hmm you sure? Cuz the YBA devs don’t think the same (this is a joke)
I truly thought that Jotaro was going to die during the DIO fight at the end of part 3. *Spoilers* Only for the simple fact that Jonathan died at the end of part 1 and that Joseph almost did at the end of part 2. That's why it was so much more moving when he lived and killed DIO. It also made me feel that Jotaro was going to die early was because I would look up "Jotaro" on Google and the search bar would try to finish my sentence with "death", and that got me scared. And also for a time I thought that Jotaro was going to die to Ratt because of the memes that he beat DIO but not a rat. Obviously I know how it all ends but even though I felt that Jotaro wasn't going to die during part 3, I felt he was going to die at the end of it or in a different part early on.
Jotaro really is iconic as hell, I mean he's THE stand user most people think of
not to mention he's arguably the most known Joestar
Jotaro is a fuckin badass, Star Platinum is a cool stand.
Yes I usually have this problem with shows like it’s not on the table so I simply don’t worry it just ends up being akward sometimes because people will be worried and I’m just sitting here like so calm
*Runaway!*
When all else fails...
Spoiler warning for Watchmen (the comic) and The Dark Knight Returns: When I read Watchmen for the first time, I totally thought that Nite Owl and Rorschach were going to win after all the work that they put in throughout the entire series. But as the comic went on, I started to realize just how desperate the stakes were, down to the fact that the final fight takes place in one of the most remote places in the world. I didn't want to believe that Rorschach died, even though he was not a perfect character, but rather the only character who was willing to actually fight no matter the odds (but he was batshit insane). Another comic like this is The Dark Knight Returns, where the main character (a *much* older Batman) is struggling just to fight normal goons because he refuses to entrust the future to the next generation. There are many times where I think he will die, especially since there is a new Robin to take his place. The reason I like The Dark Knight Returns so much as a Batman story is that it accepts the fact that Batman is mortal, and is only capable of what a human can do. Batman is a great character when he learns to trust his friends to surmount something impossible (i.e. Justice League, Long Halloween, Lego Batman Movie). Both of these comics feel weighty and important because they really make you feel like something incredible happened. To bring it back to JoJo's, I felt this way after finishing Phantom Blood for the first time. This sense of something big being set in motion, and that even if it wasn't a happy ending, I knew that things would be changed forever in the universe of the fiction.
love your vids
Yeah I see what you're saying but I disagree.
I'd like to think the only reason people think that Jotaro's victory was absolutely assured is because his sheer confidence, a confidence exuded in such a way that the readers themselves fully believe in Jotaro too.
However we shouldn't let Jotaro's pure badassery distract us from the fact that the only reason DIO lost is because he greatly underestimated Jotaro and made a lot of bad decisions that ended up in his defeat.
probably one of the reason he's the jojo i enjoyed the less
somewhere during the time of watching part 3 I got just this sense of "i have unyielding faith in Jotaro" so it was always a matter of he'll win but not knowing how exactly.....until part 6, first time watching those last few episodes, jaw dropped and I was in denial for a good 30 minutes especially with everything happening with emporio
I feel like for me it was never "if" it was more of a "How will he win" and presonally, I can appreciate that.
Jotaro was never gonna lose to DIO because of his hidden ability: Plot Armor
Hmmm… I’m not sure if I agree on this one. My mindset was that none of the jojo protagonists could die, because they were the main characters. So I was very surprised when Jonathan died… but other than him, none of the jojo protagonists have actually died… other than Jotaro in part 6, but you get my point. It’s common in shows that the main character seems to lose or is about to die… but they always figure something out and wins. (For the most part) And that is also the case with Jotaro. And that’s properly why people got so chocked with Jonathans death… because we don’t expect the protagonist to die, even if it seems like it.
Jolyne die in Part 6 so that Emporio can survive. Johnny also die in Part 8 but that one is a given because Jojolion take place more than a century after SBR.
@@owo4288 Yeah, but do remember that Johnny died a mere decade after Steel Ball Run. He didn't die of old age or anything, he was still young and capable.
@@owo4288 I get that, but it's far more common that the Protagonist survives even though he/she seems to die... that's just how it works. So to think that Jotaro is different from the other JoJo's is wrong in my opinion.
And I just wanna add, that I haven't read the part 6, 7 and 8 manga... so I didn't know.
@@saltminen602 How did you know Jotaro die in Part 6?
Part 3 was so good man
Putting it in simple words. Lack of happiness
Jotaro doesn't dress gay. That's what makes him separate from the other JoJos.
Maybe if End of The World didn't talk about their victory like it was a forgone conclusion, we would've felt more worried for Jotaro.
"Jolyne can't heal herself"
Are we forgeting she can stich up her own wounds with stone free
Jotaro came in season 3, he lasted 3 seasons, and then died almost in the same fashion he killed Dio. His death felt unreal tbh.
Wow, I forgot that happened
there was so much happening!
I felt that in the first to episodes it was on the table of jotaro being injured like Joseph in part 2 but by episode three it was clear he would come out relatively unhurt
Your videos are great btw
Bro really dropped that Hidden Skill Training, nice
and all those other Zelda beats sheeesh
I have I have never watched your TH-cam channel but it seems pretty cool
I dunno, i was scared that Jotaro would loose, maybe because Araki did such a good job of showing how fricking strong and scary DIO was.