An important thing to note is the fact that there's a mental connection between members of a family, in general in all jojos. Dio taking Jonathan's body and awakening his stand led the awaking of the stands on the rest of the Joestar family, as well as the death of J.Geil was sensed by Enya the Hag, his mom (whose name refers the homonym Irish singer). The user of The Empress stand (homonym tarot card) is called Nena, like the German singer, and its characteristics of being a separate living organism attached to a persons body is possibly inspired by the horror film "Basket Case", which is about a pair of brothers, one of which is a separated conjoined twin. ZZ is the user of Wheel of Fortune (homonym tarot card) and he is a reference to "ZZ top", a rock band. The concept for Wheel of Fortune was inspired by horror films such as Duel and Christine, which feature stylish cars as the main antagonist. It was designed to look like an American car from the 60's, specifically a Hudson Hornet, since the "ZZ top" band used it on a cover of one of their album. Honorable mention to ZZ for breaking the 4th wall in the show ahaha. Can't wait for next episodes!
Maybe the reaction got cut here, but I appreciated the callback to Joseph predicting what his opponent is going to say from part 2. A lot of people have said they don't understand why they trust anyone, but when you get down to it we're basically seeing the highlights of this journey. There's some unaccounted time we don't see where they have time to hang out and feel normal for bit on their trip to Egypt. I like Jotaro's little interaction with Kakyoin in the Wheel of Fortune episode, it shows they have gotten to be friends during the trip.
that is very true what you said about seeing the highlights. we are only seeing that but the downtime between fights isn't shown. That is a very great point! and the interaction between kakyoin and jotaro during the wheel of fortune fight is so wholesome!
An important thing to note is the fact that there's a mental connection between members of a family, in general in all jojos. Dio taking Jonathan's body and awakening his stand led the awaking of the stands on the rest of the Joestar family, as well as the death of J.Geil was sensed by Enya the Hag, his mom (whose name refers the homonym Irish singer). The user of The Empress stand (homonym tarot card) is called Nena, like the German singer, and its characteristics of being a separate living organism attached to a persons body is possibly inspired by the horror film "Basket Case", which is about a pair of brothers, one of which is a separated conjoined twin. ZZ is the user of Wheel of Fortune (homonym tarot card) and he is a reference to "ZZ top", a rock band. The concept for Wheel of Fortune was inspired by horror films such as Duel and Christine, which feature stylish cars as the main antagonist. It was designed to look like an American car from the 60's, specifically a Hudson Hornet, since the "ZZ top" band used it on a cover of one of their album. Honorable mention to ZZ for breaking the 4th wall in the show ahaha. Can't wait for next episodes!
that 4th wall break caught us off guard! lol thanks ciccio!
Maybe the reaction got cut here, but I appreciated the callback to Joseph predicting what his opponent is going to say from part 2. A lot of people have said they don't understand why they trust anyone, but when you get down to it we're basically seeing the highlights of this journey. There's some unaccounted time we don't see where they have time to hang out and feel normal for bit on their trip to Egypt. I like Jotaro's little interaction with Kakyoin in the Wheel of Fortune episode, it shows they have gotten to be friends during the trip.
that is very true what you said about seeing the highlights. we are only seeing that but the downtime between fights isn't shown. That is a very great point! and the interaction between kakyoin and jotaro during the wheel of fortune fight is so wholesome!