He managed to kill J. Geil for killing his sister, Sherry a while back by turning him into a human pincushion. Plus, there was that time he tried to kill Jotaro and company in Singapore, so Polnareff was always able to kill with his Chariot.
I think he’s so skilled as a fighter and laid back enough as a person that he doesn’t feel the need to try a lot of the time. But when he does... well, we just saw what happens.
I really love how Polnareff, the most hot-headed and stubborn of the crusaders, was the one to provoke Ice into his own demise. Polnareff learned that unbridled rage without patience is a death sentence, and he used it against Vanilla Ice. Such a beautiful bookend to his revenge story.
@Pillowcars I really liked how all the tarot cards have the values they would have. The hierophant has traits of uncovering secrets and solving memories. Emperor is supposed to lead the hanged man to death. The fool is actually supposed to be a secret card sort of with its number being 0 and iggy doesn't show till more than half way through star dust crusaders.
A bit late but, I didn’t noticed this when I first watched it. Silver chariot was weakened when Polnareff was injured but after Iggy's death chariot was in perfect condition because Polnareff had steeled his mind and resolve, because stands are a manifestation of mental and soul energy, he steeled his resolve to kill vanilla ice after Iggy died saving him.
also the cry during the absolute destruction of vanilla ice didnt come from Polnareff as his mouth didnt move, meaning the battle cry you heard came straight from Polnareff's soul
Ok but can everyone agree that Pol stabbing Ice through the head and then using the rapier as leverage to snap his neck was one of the most badass moves someone could pull out in a fight?
I realized it when Iggy was about to die to Pet Shop, and it shows a flashback to when he was still a stray in New York. Needless to say, my happiness at his survival didn't last.
He's literally one of the very few JJBA characters to represent the concept of survivor's guilt...You'll soon know what I meant in part 5: Vento Aureo.
To be fair, the gang in part 5 knew that they were going to be risking their lives by betraying the boss. Not Giorno, Mista, nor Trish had a reason to feel guilty. All of them knew what they were getting into, and made a deliberate choice to put their lives on the line. Polnareff, however, fully expected to die because Avdol said that he wouldn’t help him. Also, Polnareff was under the impression that Iggy couldn’t save him. He feels survivors guilt because he feels that he was unworthy of survival, which is not the case with Giorno and co.
@@Connor_Kirkpatrick yea your right not many people in jojo felt survivor guilt but i'll name some. Polnareff, Fugo because he knew some of them were gonna die. Speedwagon offscreen I'm saying this cause of when he heard of jonathan's death he felt like he was there for no reason and let everybody he traveled with all die. Narancia (Abbacchio death) Bruno(Abbacchio deaths also) *Spoilers not really but you know i gotta put this just in case* Jolyne, Johnny. If your down here the jojo event is coming soon very pog right
Out of all the characters in Stardust Crusaders, Polnareff had the most character development imo. This scene is proof of that. At first, he thought Iggy was nothing but a worthless dog, but then he realised how he truly felt. Then he went to the realization of a fact about himself. Seeing this scene made me realize how much I myself liked Polnareff. Wait... nani
I think Jotaro had the best character development he was a punk in the beginning that really only cared about himself and his mom but after he spent time with the crusaders you can really see he changed but where that character development really shows is when Dio kills Joseph and drinks his blood
What makes me angry is that the other crusaders are always not around when Polnareff fights a dangerous enemy, they always seen Polnareff as a goofy one even at the end Polnareff only gets one shot at dio, whilst kakyouin, Joseph, jotaro played an important part in defeating dio. Wished the Writers would give more credit to polnareff
@@subie1019 i mean If pol didnt get vanilla ice he wouldve creamed jotaro and joseph Plus he did save jotaro by giving him more time to jumpstart his heart
@@subie1019 Agreed, but to be fair he in total bad shape, badly wounded and still able to went as far as almost finish off dio is impressive enough for a secondary character (which i prefer him the most in part 3)
@@noriakikakyoin1423 I don't think Jotaro was ever bad, he risked his life to save Kakyoin after they almost killed each other. Tbh Jotaro's personality is just regular for fatherless teens, agressive on the outside but very caring on the inside, especially with his mother
4:01 The way Silver Chariot just casually turns and nudges Vanilla Ice is the most badass thing I've ever seen. Not just in JJBA, I mean in anything ever.
I love how Jean-Pierre moving from a comic-relief to a tragic and touching character, this is the real strength of Araki: to make us love characters considered detestable and to transform people a little "absurd" into a true model of human inspiration. This is also why Jean-Pierre Polnareff is the best character in Stardust Crusaders, in my humble opinion.
He could used his other catchphrase. Something like this, for example: V Ice: "How do you still have the strength to fight back?! A moment ago, you were fleeing like a coward! Are you really the same Polnareff who ran away? The same Polnareff who couldn't save a measly mutt? The same Polnareff who couldn't even save Avdol?" Polnareff: "Yes!! I AM!!!!" Vanilla Ice then dies.
2:25 badass how Polnareff predicts Vanilla Ice’s movement and doesn’t even flinch or hesitate to rush him, without even looking facing him. When I first watched this scene I knew that Polnareff had the best character development.
cfG21 WRRYYY is the war cry of vampires in JJBA. Vanilla Ice, or Cool Ice here, turned into vampire without his knowledge. Some says wryy symbolize the way those vampires breath, their lungs has dried up so breathing make them wheeze
They don't do it just to breathe. DIO (and Giorno who isn't a vampire) do it as a trademark scream to emphasize their attacks, though DIO did do it as breathing in part 1 at one point
As much as I love the beatdown kills... Polnareff killing Ice with just a nudge is somehow the most satisfying way this could have ended. Like he didn’t even deserve the effort of tearing him to shreds first in Polnareff’s eyes.
I feel like the taunting just before it fills the role of the beatdown in a way. Ice is more or less helpless against him, and Polnareff takes the time to taunt him before casually ending him. Very cathartic.
I will be honest, the remake gave this scene the proper justice it deserved. Iggy was unceremoniously killed off and Polenareff just poked holes in Vanilla Ice until he died. The remake made this scene so much more meaningful as it gave him a full character arc in one episode and nailed it to near perfection. This scene completes his change from bumbling comic relief to a stone cold killer who's outgrown his goofiness when there are stakes on the line. Incredible
I think the biggest mistake DIO ever made, besides kicking with his damaged leg, was not informing Vanilla Ice of his new abilities and weaknesses after turning him into a vampire.
And that's why this is one of the greatest fights in part 3. So many little details like Dio not giving Vanilla a margin of the respect Vanilla gave him.
@@hachonimity4524 that's why Dio didn't tell him anything. I mean even Polnareff admits that Dio has good decorative tastes. So if you're going to destroy my house why tell you anything?
Man polnareff finally going serious and just completely annihilated vanilla ice with a broken rapier was both brutal and heartbreaking. Propably the only time ever we will see a serious polnareff unleashing his full potential.
This is the most satisfying and emotional fight in Part 3 imo. The way Polnareff calmly says "Go to Hell" and pushes Vanilla Ice into the sunlight is filled with such regret over his own survival. There was no joy in this victory. No retribution. The emptiness of this victory in Polnareff's heart mirrors the empty void in Cream's mouth.
I guess he had more hatred in his battle with the guy that killed his sister than his battle with the guy that killed two friends that he hadn’t be acquainted with for more than a month
Polnareff always fights his opponents with a sense of honor. When he shoved Vanilla Ice into the sun, he didn't see him as an opponent, he saw him as a souless killer.
One of the only times I have genuinely felt for a character in a show. Most of the time in a show when an emotional moment happens. I always think "Eh, it's just a show." But this time was different, the voice acting, the music, everything. I was tearing up.
@@Yoloballmuncher22 but uhh... Ummm.... Your name is unconfortable for me... But what can i do? Anyways how does chariot requiem work again? I already watch part 5 but i still confused about it
Its kind of scary to think about the fact that it was extremely easy for Polnareff to just simply break his neck, like imagine if he was evil... He could just very simply kill anyone in two short movements.
When he was fighting Avdol, he was fighting honorably, no cheap shots, he even explained his stand beforehand, which is notable because it's something that is just not done in Jojo, aside from Polnareff, NO ONE has explained their Stand beforehand since knowledge of their Stand would be tactically disadvantageous. He was even doing this while under actual mind control from Dio, he wasn't persuaded he had a literal parasite implanted in his skull and he STILL had honor. This is what happens when you piss off an honorable man.
Bloodyidit Depends. Some do explain their stand, like Strely Dan, because it gives him some immunity from attacks. But that wasn't done for honour reasons, I agree.
I like how the series plays by the rules of vampirism. Ice was pretty much defeated the moment he lost his leg. Unlike esidisi, there was no one nearby to steal limbs from and because he was new to being a vampire, he had no mind to use his body to scamper about until nightfall Polnareff may have lost a foot, but he still had his wits, the benefits of having a soul. It would give him countess ways to leverage the situation and exude pressure, boxing Ice in the same way Johnathan did to Dio
Just noticed that Polnareff must have been pretty fucking pissed seeing how he had his Stand start cutting through Vanilla Ice's skull with a fucking rapier. He just fucking carved a slit right in Vanilla Ice's skull.
Also think of the fact that his rapier got basically cut by Vanilla Ice's stand so it was a thin piece of metal...and he still managed to stab him as much as he did...he was just that angry
In a fight where Vanilla Ice is stabbed in the spine and brain and has his neck broken, it figures he'd die from being lightly nudged into sunlight. xD
CheesyGranola Jojo vampires are really resilient. Even the zombies underlings they make are more than a match for a normal human if you remember back to phantom blood.
CheesyGranola For all their toughness, JoJo vampires really can't handle sunlight. It fucks them up something fierce, as you've seen. And since ol' Cool Vanilla Ice was such a moron, he was easy to goad into a disadvantageous position...with one leg, all it took to put that bastard out of Avdol's and Iggy's misery was a slight tap.
Nehfarius Well Santana somehow survived standing in direct sunlight with only a codpiece up till his front was exposed to sunlight... Either Pillar Men are actually better at dealing with the sun or JoJo Vampires only die when their faces are hit by sunlight.That's pretty brutal
The Flash Gamer I'd say it's the former. Pillar Men are special in that they can survive being sunned, but it turns them to pillars. It takes Hamon to kill THEM.
2:45 The music that plays during this very moment is so fucking badass. It keeps a melody similar to that of knights and lancers, while giving a feel of pure rage and fury. How the strings rise as SC beats down VI more is the perfect symbol of the anger coming from Polnareff. The fight as a whole was (in my honest opinion,) better than Jotaro Vs DIO. Mainly because of how it's obvious Dios gonna loose, where here, it looks like Vanilla Ice gains the upper hand until Polnareff goes apeshit on him. The melody that symbolizes how pissed Polnareff is is the perfect rendition of Sweet Revenge.
This feeling in the sand... How could this have happened? It's an empty shell. This cold annihilation... The destruction of life Damn it! I'm the one who survived! That's poetic as fuck
I really love how araki implemented vampires again and made it just a small piece yet continued to acknowledge he fact that dio could make vampires even though they’d be at a disadvantage against the stardust crusaders
This was one of my favorite fights in the series. We see in future parts that most of the main characters die to the main villain, but looking back at the older parts, you see how characters can die without even meeting the main villain.
@@whoareyoutoaccuseme6588 I think Kars is more likely the main villain. He practically manipulated his allies into killing their entire species and kidnapping the newborns like Santana into brainwash them into following him. He was the creator of the Stone Masks and the one who ordered the extermination of the entire Hamon tribes. Kars is basically responsible for everything that happens in the Jojo universe.
The moment where Polnareff impales Vanilla Ice through the head, then uses his broken rapier as leverage to twist his head around and snap his neck is just so fucking brutal I love it
The only thing I dislike about this is Polnareff having memories of Iggy that he didn't actually see (the fight with Pet Shop); it's narrative cheating.
The OVA was more disgusting but this is not only more brutal but more meaningful since Iggy isn't just offed randomly, he died sacrificing himself to save Polnareff.
JT101 JJBA is awesome because of its style, the fact that there's a connection between the mangaka and viewer, its awesome and lovable characters, badass villains, and Polnareff
TFW when not counting Star Plantinum's evolution into a 'the world' type stand, that Polnareff just flat out had the best stand out of the crusaders. Yeah it wasn't as strong as Star Platinum and in a direct fight he couldn't win against it, but he was the only person able fast enough to not only kill a vampire with a normal stand, but also almost kill DIO with a normal stand, dude got a direct shot on his head and could've actually finished him if he had even a second longer to do what he did here to DIO. It just sucks that Polnareff has the worst luck and constantly goes up against opponents with abiltiies that are either not suited in his favour or against time manipulators who are by default the strongest type of stand out there and even then, he consistantly finds a way to at least put up resistance against them.
@@sinemhaticepak4030 yeah I liked him a lot better in Part 4, and while I haven’t read SO I know of some things from there and he works so much better as a supporting character lmao.
@@Max-zg6ld exactly. Jotaro was just a cliche edgy badass anime character and that made me enjoy part 3 less then others. In other parts, as a supporting character however he was written much better and he actually developed emotions instead of just being "hi me big ass 17 yo boy and me here to kick you ass and say a cool one liner"
This is just a whole pun his name is Vanilla Ice and his stand is Cream thus Vanilla Ice Cream and then he got defeated by the sun which is hot, hot temperatures melts ice cream holy shit this is just a big pun wtf
I love this moment not just because the overall atmosphere, visuals and place in the fight are perfect, but also because Polnareff is the one going through this, not Jotaro the protagonist. its not just an amazing display of character development but also but also shows how you can make characters well written, without them being forced into the protagonist role
This whole sequence is incredible, but my favourite part will always be Polnareff, in tears, grabbing Vanilla Ice's neck, stabbing him through the forehead and snapping his neck. It's so brutal for him, considering his honourable knight persona, and it really shows how pissed and sad he was about Iggy
![[NEW] JJBA SDC: Polnareff and Iggy vs Vanilla Ice Supercut](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/YiUm-3PirfI/mqdefault.jpg)
Polnareff just completely goes from a none-too-bright comic relief character to a STONE-COLD KILLER.
He managed to kill J. Geil for killing his sister, Sherry a while back by turning him into a human pincushion. Plus, there was that time he tried to kill Jotaro and company in Singapore, so Polnareff was always able to kill with his Chariot.
Euan Rouch I mean in general. He seems like a totally different person when he fights.
I think he’s so skilled as a fighter and laid back enough as a person that he doesn’t feel the need to try a lot of the time. But when he does... well, we just saw what happens.
Well he just saw a crazy vampire Psychopath kill two of his friends right in front of him plus Vanilla Ice had it coming
It's the old the bad guy kicked the hero's dog (quite literraly) so he becomes super angry and defeat the bad guy
Looks like Ice melts in the sun.
haaaaa
get this man a pair of shades
Damn that was good
Good One! Lol!
That’s why DIO used ice in his days
I really love how Polnareff, the most hot-headed and stubborn of the crusaders, was the one to provoke Ice into his own demise. Polnareff learned that unbridled rage without patience is a death sentence, and he used it against Vanilla Ice. Such a beautiful bookend to his revenge story.
They say when you are going on the path of revenge dig two graves polnareff already did that with jgeil
So he wanted to kill vanilla ice so bad
And the Chariot card means a clear head or something like that
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@Pillowcars I really liked how all the tarot cards have the values they would have. The hierophant has traits of uncovering secrets and solving memories. Emperor is supposed to lead the hanged man to death. The fool is actually supposed to be a secret card sort of with its number being 0 and iggy doesn't show till more than half way through star dust crusaders.
That feel when a Jobro feels more like The Jojo then the actual Jojo. Just for one episode.
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Aidan Corry nah
I love how Polnareff just knocks him into the sunlight saying "Go to hell" without any hesitation
BippityBop *_Hell 2 you._*
One of the best one-liners in JoJo.
Infinitely better than Jotaro's "you pissed me off"
My favourite thing to do is saying to somebody i think is stronger than me *no
NO 2 U
Followed by "Oh No" "Oh My God" and "Holy Shit"
He deserved it for kicking the doggo to death
That moment when you realize Vanilla Ice killed more of the Part 3 cast than DIO.
To be fair, Joseph was clinically dead for 5-10 minutes, so it's technically a draw between DIO and Vanilla Ice
Edgar Gaebolg Even if you count Joseph, Dio only killed 2 of the 6.
johnyF And Vanilla Ice killed also 2 of 6, so as I said, it would be a draw between him and DIO if you count Joseph's death
Yes, but DIO's animal kill count is still higher.
Shit, that's harsh, Necrikus
A bit late but, I didn’t noticed this when I first watched it. Silver chariot was weakened when Polnareff was injured but after Iggy's death chariot was in perfect condition because Polnareff had steeled his mind and resolve, because stands are a manifestation of mental and soul energy, he steeled his resolve to kill vanilla ice after Iggy died saving him.
also the cry during the absolute destruction of vanilla ice didnt come from Polnareff as his mouth didnt move, meaning the battle cry you heard came straight from Polnareff's soul
Ok but can everyone agree that Pol stabbing Ice through the head and then using the rapier as leverage to snap his neck was one of the most badass moves someone could pull out in a fight?
It should've been his GNA Attack
No i think him pushing ice into the sun w SC is, you can tell he didnt hesitate to push him into hell.
@@MaliqIbrahim-1306 Bro held nothing back
Polnareff had the same reaction to Iggy's death as I did.
I just realized I liked him.
karda009 deadass😂
i realised after the fight with pet shop
I realized it when Iggy was about to die to Pet Shop, and it shows a flashback to when he was still a stray in New York. Needless to say, my happiness at his survival didn't last.
karda009 Me too
I was glad that dog died tbh
I love that he has survivors guilt. Makes poll feel like an actual human
He's literally one of the very few JJBA characters to represent the concept of survivor's guilt...You'll soon know what I meant in part 5: Vento Aureo.
holy shit.
I thought it was weird and stupid how he was working entirely by himself in part 5 but now it makes perfect sense
To be fair, the gang in part 5 knew that they were going to be risking their lives by betraying the boss. Not Giorno, Mista, nor Trish had a reason to feel guilty. All of them knew what they were getting into, and made a deliberate choice to put their lives on the line. Polnareff, however, fully expected to die because Avdol said that he wouldn’t help him. Also, Polnareff was under the impression that Iggy couldn’t save him. He feels survivors guilt because he feels that he was unworthy of survival, which is not the case with Giorno and co.
@@Connor_Kirkpatrick yea your right not many people in jojo felt survivor guilt but i'll name some. Polnareff, Fugo because he knew some of them were gonna die. Speedwagon offscreen I'm saying this cause of when he heard of jonathan's death he felt like he was there for no reason and let everybody he traveled with all die. Narancia (Abbacchio death) Bruno(Abbacchio deaths also) *Spoilers not really but you know i gotta put this just in case*
Jolyne, Johnny. If your down here the jojo event is coming soon very pog right
...and then he became an actual turtle.
Out of all the characters in Stardust Crusaders, Polnareff had the most character development imo.
This scene is proof of that. At first, he thought Iggy was nothing but a worthless dog, but then he realised how he truly felt. Then he went to the realization of a fact about himself.
Seeing this scene made me realize how much I myself liked Polnareff.
Wait...
nani
I think Jotaro had the best character development he was a punk in the beginning that really only cared about himself and his mom but after he spent time with the crusaders you can really see he changed but where that character development really shows is when Dio kills Joseph and drinks his blood
What makes me angry is that the other crusaders are always not around when Polnareff fights a dangerous enemy, they always seen Polnareff as a goofy one even at the end Polnareff only gets one shot at dio, whilst kakyouin, Joseph, jotaro played an important part in defeating dio. Wished the Writers would give more credit to polnareff
@@subie1019 i mean
If pol didnt get vanilla ice he wouldve creamed jotaro and joseph
Plus he did save jotaro by giving him more time to jumpstart his heart
@@subie1019 Agreed, but to be fair he in total bad shape, badly wounded and still able to went as far as almost finish off dio is impressive enough for a secondary character (which i prefer him the most in part 3)
@@noriakikakyoin1423 I don't think Jotaro was ever bad, he risked his life to save Kakyoin after they almost killed each other. Tbh Jotaro's personality is just regular for fatherless teens, agressive on the outside but very caring on the inside, especially with his mother
2:28 - 2:50
One of the best attack rushes in all of jojo. So strongly charged with emotion.
Love the pose at 2:50 as well.
i will fucking eat anyone who says that student and vampire fisting each other is better than this
@@foneetsjunkyard6089 eat me.
This fight is one of the best arcs in JoJo tho and that's a fact
WOHREEEYA UOOOOOH
Looks like Polnareff gave Ice... the Cold Shoulder.
+DairunCates Ice is terrible... Under Pressure.
+Brandon Tam Vanilla Ice: Yeah, you don't even make any seOH MY GOD!!!
That joke must be heard around "za warudo"
Dame that was cold...as ice
I'm reading all of these puns and just saying "water we doing with our lives?"
4:01 The way Silver Chariot just casually turns and nudges Vanilla Ice is the most badass thing I've ever seen. Not just in JJBA, I mean in anything ever.
Wait till' part 5, and the 7 page beat down of one of the most bastard enemies of an already crude part.
I talked about a 7 page beatdown not a part 7 beatdown. Sorry for he confussion
+Matthew Elam I mean the 3-page ORA got adapted to 20 seconds long, so it's possible.
+Matthew Elam Wait what? Giorno's a vampire?
@Matthew Elam It was lit
I love how Jean-Pierre moving from a comic-relief to a tragic and touching character, this is the real strength of Araki: to make us love characters considered detestable and to transform people a little "absurd" into a true model of human inspiration. This is also why Jean-Pierre Polnareff is the best character in Stardust Crusaders, in my humble opinion.
Reminder that kakyoin and jotaro is playing game while these things happened
I just find it so amusing that silver chariot ends vanilla ice with a simple pat on the back.
yoshitotem good game sir
Good game ;)
yoshitotem he just literally took SC and rotated him a bit
I was totally expecting Polnareff to just turn to the side and let the sunlight from the holes Vanilla Ice made in the wall behind him do the job.
+LieutenantAlaki ME TOO
In memory of Avdol, Polnareff couldve said Hell 2 U
avdol said that like once, and it was just a play on an enemies catch phrase
That would have been so poetic, bizarre, and epic. In other words, it would have been so JoJo...
He could used his other catchphrase. Something like this, for example:
V Ice: "How do you still have the strength to fight back?! A moment ago, you were fleeing like a coward! Are you really the same Polnareff who ran away? The same Polnareff who couldn't save a measly mutt? The same Polnareff who couldn't even save Avdol?"
Polnareff: "Yes!! I AM!!!!"
Vanilla Ice then dies.
Actually, it would have just been simple and more effective to do the "tch tch" as he turned to ashes.
Philip, John Ryan Damn, that sounds so much better.
2:35 gosh this is one of my favorite beatdowns. And even how chariot sword barraged him from behind, gosh
Imo 2:46 also how very good animation
@@deleted4913 ye
2:25 badass how Polnareff predicts Vanilla Ice’s movement and doesn’t even flinch or hesitate to rush him, without even looking facing him. When I first watched this scene I knew that Polnareff had the best character development.
"You didn't notice your body changing?"
You see, Vanilla Ice, when a pretty girl like you reaches a certain age her body begins to change.
.... Vanilla is a girl????
.......No..
Second best girl, first is Speedwagon
Pretty Girl Gets Smashed by French Man While Wearing No Pants
TheOnlyTrueGamer pretty girl DEVOURS black man
2:54 aww he's trying to do a WRYYYYYYYYY!! How cute!
Eric D. what is that?
cfG21 you haven't watch enough jojo bizarre adventures.
kybaree terry i'll give you a dislike for that answer
cfG21 WRRYYY is the war cry of vampires in JJBA. Vanilla Ice, or Cool Ice here, turned into vampire without his knowledge. Some says wryy symbolize the way those vampires breath, their lungs has dried up so breathing make them wheeze
They don't do it just to breathe. DIO (and Giorno who isn't a vampire) do it as a trademark scream to emphasize their attacks, though DIO did do it as breathing in part 1 at one point
As much as I love the beatdown kills... Polnareff killing Ice with just a nudge is somehow the most satisfying way this could have ended. Like he didn’t even deserve the effort of tearing him to shreds first in Polnareff’s eyes.
I feel like the taunting just before it fills the role of the beatdown in a way. Ice is more or less helpless against him, and Polnareff takes the time to taunt him before casually ending him. Very cathartic.
@@thespelsheepington6664 Probably one of the most satisfying villain kills in the series.
I will be honest, the remake gave this scene the proper justice it deserved. Iggy was unceremoniously killed off and Polenareff just poked holes in Vanilla Ice until he died. The remake made this scene so much more meaningful as it gave him a full character arc in one episode and nailed it to near perfection. This scene completes his change from bumbling comic relief to a stone cold killer who's outgrown his goofiness when there are stakes on the line. Incredible
This scene is 100% accurate to the source material. If anything, the OVA is the remake here.
Is it me, or does Vanilla Ice look like a Pillar man.
yes
Santana escaped after all...
HamonNinjaYoshimasa he looks pretty close to kars
it's the thighs
the manly thighs
For some reason, his appearances reminds me of Zarbon from DBZ xD
I think the biggest mistake DIO ever made, besides kicking with his damaged leg, was not informing Vanilla Ice of his new abilities and weaknesses after turning him into a vampire.
And that's why this is one of the greatest fights in part 3. So many little details like Dio not giving Vanilla a margin of the respect Vanilla gave him.
That's cuz DIO (like how in part 1 he underestimated Jonathan) underestimated the crusaders.
Yeah vanilla could’ve easily went into his dimension then pass through the sunlight or ground and then came up to Polnareff and ended him
I mean, Ice was so determined after receiving DIO's order that he broke through his door in determination.
@@hachonimity4524 that's why Dio didn't tell him anything. I mean even Polnareff admits that Dio has good decorative tastes. So if you're going to destroy my house why tell you anything?
Man polnareff finally going serious and just completely annihilated vanilla ice with a broken rapier was both brutal and heartbreaking. Propably the only time ever we will see a serious polnareff unleashing his full potential.
This is the most satisfying and emotional fight in Part 3 imo. The way Polnareff calmly says "Go to Hell" and pushes Vanilla Ice into the sunlight is filled with such regret over his own survival. There was no joy in this victory. No retribution.
The emptiness of this victory in Polnareff's heart mirrors the empty void in Cream's mouth.
you can really feel the hatred in Polnareff's voice and in every hit that he lands
DoctorMario606 that’s why I prefer sub
Yup
Especialy on "go to hell"
Damn he so badass.
I guess he had more hatred in his battle with the guy that killed his sister than his battle with the guy that killed two friends that he hadn’t be acquainted with for more than a month
yeah especially the nudge at the end
he really just wanted to disrespect Vanilla Ice there you can tell
I'll never get tired of watching Polnareff shredding Vanilla Ice to pieces.
With such elegance too.
Bounces that mf off the damn ceiling
@@leaffinite3828 Vanilla ice got pinballed hard
“Go to hell.”
Pure and simple, and so goddamn cold.
Polnareff always fights his opponents with a sense of honor. When he shoved Vanilla Ice into the sun, he didn't see him as an opponent, he saw him as a souless killer.
Man, and to think that this fight happened right after such a light-hearted one against Younger D'Arby.....
Christian Calso Or the joke that was Kenny G.
LIGHT hearted?? Kakyoin almost DIED
Christian Calso Kenny G was this group’s D’arby, Vanilla Ice was their Dio
Yeah, the lighthearted D'Arby, being a fucking psychotic serial killer that almost killed Kakyoin.
@@redrocketrider they played the super nintendo man
1:16 Gosh that neck snap was so fucking satisfying.
Sir Krigeon
15th vid I've seen your comments.
I haven't seen a more satisfying neck snap
Very fucking satisfying!
Sir Krigeon i did kill abvol and iggy
Sir Krigeon wa
In that moment, the moment polnareff pushed vanilla ice into the sun, he was no longer a comic relief character.
One of the only times I have genuinely felt for a character in a show. Most of the time in a show when an emotional moment happens. I always think "Eh, it's just a show." But this time was different, the voice acting, the music, everything. I was tearing up.
I like this fight more than jotaro vs dio
Rad Dude to be honest that's not a high bar to aim for
Luz Destruy Ealmund jotaro's actual stand ability:to make and asspull
Yeah, less dragged out and very personal and depressing, with a great payoff of revenge
I like them both rather equally
Both are awesome. Jotaros asspull of stopping time is only a 50% asspull, but executed very awesome.
I wished for the fight to be even longer!
Wait a second…. there was no pair of pants when Vanilla Ice disintegrated, just a boot and a vest… which means that….
Oh mi God!
+HYPETAUR THE HYPE CACTUAR! No shirt either, meaning bodypaint
ARE YOU TRYING TO TELL ME THAT HE WASN'T WEARING UNDERWEAR AND SIMPLY JUST PAINTED HIS DICK PURPLE?!?!?!?!?
OH. MY. GOD!!!!!!!!!!!
+Eric D. i will try to ease yor pain the spandex burned with him
+HYPETAUR THE HYPE CACTUAR! His other boot burned with him, but anyway, that's a leotard is wearing.
H-HORYYY SHIIIIEEEEEET!!!
4:01
jesus i've been looking for this
one of the most badass moments in stardust crusaders
that scene is so underrated for me that is my favourite scene in all of jojo just the music cutting away and everything.
"Mr. Dio, I don't feel so good..." -Vanilla Ice
what Silver Chariot did right there.
that's what earned him his requiem form
But it’s a really shitty Requiem form...
@@charlottehobday4495 shitty? Dude stop chariot Requiem you have to sacrifice your own soul how that shitty?
@@euja9860 nice name
@@Yoloballmuncher22 why thank you
@@Yoloballmuncher22 but uhh... Ummm.... Your name is unconfortable for me... But what can i do? Anyways how does chariot requiem work again? I already watch part 5 but i still confused about it
4:04 Killer Queen has already touched that Vanilla Ice
Flaccid Pancake thank you
BITZA DASTO
Error 404: vanilla ice not found
JOOOSSSSUUUUKKKEEEE
Oh ok then wouldn't be DIO-SAMA
Vanilla's death was the most satisfying death in the whole series.
*Change my mind.*
ACmega Kira's death was quite satisfying too.
@@ohok3913 , let's not forget Diavolo's death loop, or Cioccalata's brutal ass beating; those two deserved that
@@puppetmon9687 yea. But those two are exciting ro watch, this is just powerful, the second SC lands the first strike. Vanilla lost.
I would say Cioccolata but yea this can also be that
@@puppetmon9687 Diavolo's fate is just too horrifying holy fuck.
Pain and loss brought out the true crusader soul in him.
And evil fell before his sword.
4:01 "Jigoku de yatero."
Silver Chariot:"Boop."
Most badass moment in JJBA
Someone once told me the actual translation was: "save your act for hell"
ian viall direct translation VS contextual translation.
In this sub’s case, it is via context.
@@ianviall2872 Hint for part 9 location
Its kind of scary to think about the fact that it was extremely easy for Polnareff to just simply break his neck, like imagine if he was evil... He could just very simply kill anyone in two short movements.
Well I mean he was evil for a bit and I think it would be one movement for stabbing them in the head
When he was fighting Avdol, he was fighting honorably, no cheap shots, he even explained his stand beforehand, which is notable because it's something that is just not done in Jojo, aside from Polnareff, NO ONE has explained their Stand beforehand since knowledge of their Stand would be tactically disadvantageous. He was even doing this while under actual mind control from Dio, he wasn't persuaded he had a literal parasite implanted in his skull and he STILL had honor. This is what happens when you piss off an honorable man.
Bloodyidit
Depends. Some do explain their stand, like Strely Dan, because it gives him some immunity from attacks.
But that wasn't done for honour reasons, I agree.
Bloodyidit Not part 3, but Ringo Rodagain also explains Mandom to Johnny and Gyro.
Lt. Johann ringo did it for different reason but kinda in the same boat
2:45 - 2:54 That Soundtrack is like the power of Silver Chariot...
I like how the series plays by the rules of vampirism. Ice was pretty much defeated the moment he lost his leg. Unlike esidisi, there was no one nearby to steal limbs from and because he was new to being a vampire, he had no mind to use his body to scamper about until nightfall
Polnareff may have lost a foot, but he still had his wits, the benefits of having a soul. It would give him countess ways to leverage the situation and exude pressure, boxing Ice in the same way Johnathan did to Dio
Just noticed that Polnareff must have been pretty fucking pissed seeing how he had his Stand start cutting through Vanilla Ice's skull with a fucking rapier. He just fucking carved a slit right in Vanilla Ice's skull.
deektedrgg and neck snapped him aswell
Also think of the fact that his rapier got basically cut by Vanilla Ice's stand so it was a thin piece of metal...and he still managed to stab him as much as he did...he was just that angry
In a fight where Vanilla Ice is stabbed in the spine and brain and has his neck broken, it figures he'd die from being lightly nudged into sunlight. xD
CheesyGranola Jojo vampires are really resilient. Even the zombies underlings they make are more than a match for a normal human if you remember back to phantom blood.
I know. I'm just amused that after all of the punishment he took, he died from a light nudge into sunlight.
CheesyGranola For all their toughness, JoJo vampires really can't handle sunlight. It fucks them up something fierce, as you've seen. And since ol' Cool Vanilla Ice was such a moron, he was easy to goad into a disadvantageous position...with one leg, all it took to put that bastard out of Avdol's and Iggy's misery was a slight tap.
Nehfarius Well Santana somehow survived standing in direct sunlight with only a codpiece up till his front was exposed to sunlight... Either Pillar Men are actually better at dealing with the sun or JoJo Vampires only die when their faces are hit by sunlight.That's pretty brutal
The Flash Gamer
I'd say it's the former. Pillar Men are special in that they can survive being sunned, but it turns them to pillars. It takes Hamon to kill THEM.
2:45 The music that plays during this very moment is so fucking badass.
It keeps a melody similar to that of knights and lancers, while giving a feel of pure rage and fury. How the strings rise as SC beats down VI more is the perfect symbol of the anger coming from Polnareff. The fight as a whole was (in my honest opinion,) better than Jotaro Vs DIO.
Mainly because of how it's obvious Dios gonna loose, where here, it looks like Vanilla Ice gains the upper hand until Polnareff goes apeshit on him. The melody that symbolizes how pissed Polnareff is is the perfect rendition of Sweet Revenge.
Polnareff really matures in this scene and I love it. Seeing his friends actually die changed his entire attitude while facing the threat.
This feeling in the sand...
How could this have happened?
It's an empty shell.
This cold annihilation...
The destruction of life
Damn it! I'm the one who survived!
That's poetic as fuck
Polnareff is my favorite character in all of JoJo
0:27 even the narrator is moved
I really love how araki implemented vampires again and made it just a small piece yet continued to acknowledge he fact that dio could make vampires even though they’d be at a disadvantage against the stardust crusaders
Hey, Vanilla Ice? Can't take the HEAT?
*funni*
what I love about this guy is that he didn't respond with tears, he didn't respond with sadness
just rage
GandalfThe Skrublord he does cry later, but only after he's killed Vanilla Ice and sees Avdol and Iggy's spirits go to heaven
Jotaro did the exact same thing once Dio killed Joseph and drank his blood that is what really pushed Jotaro over the edge
It’s kinda touching when you realize that before Iggy turned it around, Polnareff was totally down to put his life on the line for a dog
To be fair, who wouldn’t put their life on the line for a dog?
I love how this character can so masterfully switch from being a humorous comic relief character to an absolute badass in a single fight.
for anyone wondering, the song that starts at 2:35 is called Determination
Thnx bro
This was one of my favorite fights in the series. We see in future parts that most of the main characters die to the main villain, but looking back at the older parts, you see how characters can die without even meeting the main villain.
Lord Peepee like both zeppelies
@@pegasoz1024 The Pillar Men ARE the main villains of Part 2.
@@whoareyoutoaccuseme6588 I think Kars is more likely the main villain. He practically manipulated his allies into killing their entire species and kidnapping the newborns like Santana into brainwash them into following him. He was the creator of the Stone Masks and the one who ordered the extermination of the entire Hamon tribes. Kars is basically responsible for everything that happens in the Jojo universe.
@@toledochristianmatthew9919 he is lol. Wham and AC/DC are major antagonists.
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Definition of “I’ve won, but at what cost?”
True
Im crying
The moment where Polnareff impales Vanilla Ice through the head, then uses his broken rapier as leverage to twist his head around and snap his neck is just so fucking brutal I love it
"All it takes is a little push!" - boop -
4:01
fucking brutal
Mepp lol
Lovely!
Mepp he killed a dog he had it coming!
He deserved it
God, the way he just makes Silver Chariot turn after saying “go to hell,” so fucking cold.
4:01 Absolute savage… only needed one shove to absolutely humiliate a DIO simp.
2:34 "bitch, i have seen all your moves so i can counter you without me or my stand looking at you. just die."
rulerofthesaints999 OBOETAZO!! Wait... wrong stand.
The only thing I dislike about this is Polnareff having memories of Iggy that he didn't actually see (the fight with Pet Shop); it's narrative cheating.
Yonkage I feel the flashbacks are often unnecessary in this show.
Yonkage I think it was supposed to be examples of how Iggy was, and not exactly Polnareff's flashbacks of Iggy.
+Yonkage
It's flashbacks for the audience, not for polnareff
*is intensely persuading a villain to try and kill him*
“Go to hell” *says casually*
*normally bumps him with one fist and Cold Ice instantly dies*
I love how the narrator is so emotionally involved in this anime
Oh my god guys look it's a turtle.
Part 5 never
Leonardo with Rapier = French Stand Master
a xylophone Part 5 in October*
Luis Galdamez Fucking finally. Now, we shall complain about the lack of part 6, 7, and 8 anime.
@@anonecki too late
Iggy's death in the OVA was so much more brutal, but the original fight that follows is way better
Geremy Tibbles I disagree. Vanilla Ice repeatedly kicking Iggy to death was far harder to watch than Cream quickly murdering him.
I found this way harder to sit through.
The OVA was more disgusting but this is not only more brutal but more meaningful since Iggy isn't just offed randomly, he died sacrificing himself to save Polnareff.
Geremy Tibbles there's an ova?
Ova probably had a better jotaro vs dio fight tho.
JJBA is one of the best anime's for these reasons
1.)Memes
2.)the story
3.)sad deaths
4.)pure badassery
Give some more example
JT101 JJBA is awesome because of its style, the fact that there's a connection between the mangaka and viewer, its awesome and lovable characters, badass villains, and Polnareff
JT101
The asspulls.
5) Polnareff
He's a special boi, he deserves his own category
@@baguette3025 Nah Joseph
TFW when not counting Star Plantinum's evolution into a 'the world' type stand, that Polnareff just flat out had the best stand out of the crusaders. Yeah it wasn't as strong as Star Platinum and in a direct fight he couldn't win against it, but he was the only person able fast enough to not only kill a vampire with a normal stand, but also almost kill DIO with a normal stand, dude got a direct shot on his head and could've actually finished him if he had even a second longer to do what he did here to DIO.
It just sucks that Polnareff has the worst luck and constantly goes up against opponents with abiltiies that are either not suited in his favour or against time manipulators who are by default the strongest type of stand out there and even then, he consistantly finds a way to at least put up resistance against them.
2:54 As Vanilla Ice Purrrrs in pure anger.
he's trying to wrryyy
Baby's first wryyy
Damn. Not even all the Ice in the world wouldn't even matchup how cold that shove was. O.o
holy shit this is 4 years old and absolute gold
"To think, you're becoming something we'll somehow never hear about again in the entire series"
That split second of sheer silence before vanilla ice burns up gets me rock solid every time
The last 14 secounds are the most satisfying in the whole series.
Vanila Ice got the cold shoulder from hell 2 u!
this part is why stardust crusaders is my favorite jojo
Ariel Aguilluz Then you'd probably love part 1 and 2.
its good but the whole part feels so dragged out just fighting fodder for like 90% of it. plus jotaro is the most boring and uninteresting Jojo.
@@Max-zg6ld i agree, part 3 jotaro is very boring but part 4 and part 6 jotaro are much better imo.
@@sinemhaticepak4030 yeah I liked him a lot better in Part 4, and while I haven’t read SO I know of some things from there and he works so much better as a supporting character lmao.
@@Max-zg6ld exactly. Jotaro was just a cliche edgy badass anime character and that made me enjoy part 3 less then others. In other parts, as a supporting character however he was written much better and he actually developed emotions instead of just being "hi me big ass 17 yo boy and me here to kick you ass and say a cool one liner"
I love how silver chariot has that pissed face when he killed vanilla ice
The Magician, The Hierophant, The Hermit, The Fool, The Chariot, and The Star.
They are the Stardust Crusaders
Dang, the ending of this fight was one of Polnareff's best moments.
It shows him really earning that badass win.
There's no way I can truly express how hard I was shitting myself over this episode
HanoverFiste3 aint enough toilet paper in za warudo.
I just love how Polnareff kills Ice
The way he pushes him, its like "You aren't worthy of my blade anymore."
It's nice to have a series where the protagonists spit just as much curse filled venom at the bad guys as they do.
1:16 now this was fucking brutal. but the dio fetishist deserved it for killing iggy and avdol.
Looks he got Vanilla *ICED*
You? hell you are everywhere
I just finished StarDust Crusaders and this was my favourite. The way silver chariot puts the blade through his head then twists it to break his neck.
This is just a whole pun his name is Vanilla Ice and his stand is Cream thus Vanilla Ice Cream and then he got defeated by the sun which is hot, hot temperatures melts ice cream holy shit this is just a big pun wtf
2:34
polnareff's *FUCKING PISSED*
+Kaltrex
he's pissed like star platinum
Kaltrex that profile picture tho...
Kaltrex I.... *_IIGGGYYYYYY!_*
anyone knows the OST song used in that part?
I love this moment
not just because the overall atmosphere, visuals and place in the fight are perfect, but also because Polnareff is the one going through this, not Jotaro the protagonist. its not just an amazing display of character development but also but also shows how you can make characters well written, without them being forced into the protagonist role
This whole sequence is incredible, but my favourite part will always be Polnareff, in tears, grabbing Vanilla Ice's neck, stabbing him through the forehead and snapping his neck. It's so brutal for him, considering his honourable knight persona, and it really shows how pissed and sad he was about Iggy
Along with Polneraff killing Centrefold this is definitely one of my favourite moments of his 👌
Pure gold, ass kickin, revenge!
控えめにいうとイギーかっこよすぎ。ポルナレフも大好きかっこいい
ジョジョの中でポルナレフが一番辛いと思う
Stand User: Vanilla Ice
Stand Name: Cream
*V a n i l l a I c e C r e a m*
Thanks Harold!
Iggy died doing what he loved, ignoring polnareff.