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| Nice ending. Emporio ended up in a universe where everyone lived (except Pucchi, I guess??) Didn't expect this ending tbh, thought Emporio would just end up alone. Also nice that they played Roundabout for the ending |
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| Holy shit, they actually did what I hoped with the OP and had parts of the previous OPs in. Roundabout returning for the ED was great too. |
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| The visual and audio execution were great, but story-wise it was hard for me to follow and stay engaged with. |
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| I defo feel like he stopped caring about even trying to explain how some things make sense in this part loool |
| I have a third testicle that gives me psychic powers |
| This was the weakest part of JoJo yet. I liked the chaos that ensued in the last third of this part but the ending was just so anticlimactic. 7/10 |
| "Life is too bitter, so coffee, at least should be sweet..." - Hikigaya Hachiman (Yahari Ore no Seishun Love Come wa Machigatte Iru) |
| The animation and art direction in this season have been rather inconsistent by Jojo standards but the last couple of episodes are the best the series has ever looked. The reset sequence was adapted perfectly. |
Take care of yourself |
| The end of the episode just brought me to tears! It turns out Jotaro and Jolyne, and everyone else, didn’t survive, it’s very sad. Not the most interesting final episode that came before, but it was interesting to watch. I hope someday we will see a sequel! |
| The bloodline was the curse, amazing ending. |
| 10/10 epsiode. Almost brings it to Golden Wind levels. So that's it for this universe huh.. oof |
| fantasic ending i loved it it is sad joestars we know no longer exist, but it bloodline was the curse. really the ending prepares you for knew jojo in a future |
| ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼ Contract? |
| nah this was rlly amazing they adapted so wellll |
| Perfect ending, nothing more to say. |
I'm not a critic or anything like that but I like to give my opinion |
| Man, what an ending. At first, I was a bit depressed and confused about the ending, but after reading a lot of comments, I now understand the ending. But it's kinda bittersweet though, that this is the last we'll see of the original JoJo, and the fact that the memories and bonds they made basically disappeared, even if they'll form new ones; new ones we won't get to observe. But at least everyone is happy in this new universe. It's also depressing that this is the last we'll see of the original JoJo though. That's almost something I did know – this was the last run of the original JoJo before the reboot with the new universe, I guess. I thought Part 7 would just be a new JoJo, but I guess not. Now I'm even more confused about what they meant on Trash Taste when they mentioned Dio as a dinosaur. The Roundabout music was quite nostalgic, almost enough to make a grown men cry. It has been quite the journey for me, I started watching JoJo almost a year ago since it was long overdue, after hearing so much about it, but never actually washing it. When I started it, I actually dropped 11 episodes in, then randomly resumed it many months later. It was quite the journey. Although I'm still not the biggest JoJo fan boy, since I never got used to the fact that they sometimes just talk instead of simply finishing off an enemy, it was still quite an interesting series to complete. I definitely won't read the manga, so now we just wait for Part 7 to be animated. |
Graduated High School in May of 2022. Summer vacation has finally arrived. I have once again regained the power of a new anime fan, being able to watch multiple anime episodes in a day. Time to binge-watch every single anime I can into the night until college arrives. SADGE. SUPER SADGE... College has begun as of Monday, August 30, 2022, so you won't be seeing me much around these parks. See you on weekends, I guess... School me is back. Sigh! I'll at least try for one anime a day with all this course load. |
| I hated part 3, after the prision the season fell apart. The villain Pucci was very repetitive, every time they invented something different that his stand did, it seemed cheating. Now the final solution was extremely far-fetched, the author probably ran out of ideas and threw this one out of the infinite universe in order to fit anything into it. And putting Emporio to solve everything was terrible, I find him extremely annoying. They managed to make this season the worst, overcoming the terrible parts of the desert in Stardust Crusaders and the search for Kira in Diamond is Unbreakable. |
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| Insane. Simply insane. "I'm Empolio" thus he carries all the bittersweet beautiful and pain memories all alone. But they're reunited. It was fate. It was boud to happen. I hope they stay close from now on. And a better future awaits them.🩵 |
| WISHED I COULD ALSO GET TRANSPORTED TO A WORLD FULL OF MAGIC And DUNGEONS, please take me there too if you could ( ◜‿◝ )♡ |
| Ahhh... The customary alternate OP for the very last episode of the Jojo parts! Pucci's objective is to make all of humanity both aware of their future and their fate, and thus have them accept their impending, unchangeable fate and be content with it. With contentment, comes happiness along with having no worries or despair for what is no longer an unknown future. The stand Made in Heaven is just a tool to achieve that reality. Furthermore, with Pucci successfully killing all who opposed him save for Emporio, they will no longer be rebirthed the same way ever again in the subsequent future. However, if fate is unchangeable and it's set in stone. Then how ironic it is for Pucci to not realize that he's fated to lose to Emporio. This victory seemed to come out of nowhere but it's not. It is the culmination of endless efforts by Jolyne, Jotaro, Anasui, Weather Report, Ermes, Foo Fighters, and supported by the ever-present Speedwagon Foundation. Their sacrifices allowed Emporio to defeat and end Pucci for good. At last, Weather manage to settle the score with his older brother posthumously through his stand ability in the hand of Emporio. Now that Pucci is dead, the Universe is yet again reverted, but since Jolyne and the rest are dead, though they are reincarnated, they aren't particularly the same people anymore. Jolyne became Irene, Anasui became Anakiss, Ermes became Eldis, but to Emporio, it's all the same. After all they're all alive, aren't they? (Damn Irene with her hair down is cute! She's also so kind) That was an incredible finale to Jojo's Bizzare Adventure Part 6, but to an extent... It is also the END of Jojo's Bizzare Adventure Original timeline. Part 1 - Part 6 is the original timeline succeeded by the JJBA Steel Ball Run Universe in Part 7 and so on... Thank you for all the wonderful and bizarre adventures Jojo! Hope to see more in the future whenever SBR get animated. A new part from a new Universe... The Roundabout ED insert at the end with the compilation of Jojo characters from Part 1 to 6 really put that sentimental feelings to this farewell... |
ShadowkillZNov 1, 12:27 PM
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| Best JoJo part so far, even with some weaker parts during cour 2. Part 1: classic shounen, nothing super spectacular from today's point of view (undeniably influential though) 6/10 Part 2: major improvement on Part 1, formula blown to epic proportions 7/10 Part 3: despite major innovation (namely stands) worst part IMO due to repetitive cadence and frequently sloppy writing, but the last part with ZA WARUDO saves it 6/10 Part 4: nice pairing of battle shounen with slice of life genre; unfortunately, brought down by Araki's inability to develop established themes (Josuke time travel loop, anticlimactic last battle) 6/10 Part 5: this one was more successful with its themes and the story flowed nicely, focused on an overarching narrative with different motivations of different characters, interesting stands and memorable characters and stands 7/10 Part 6: Even more emphasis on narrative which kept me at the edge of my seat sometimes; weakish mid part, some drawbacks with character development which felt too rushed sometimes, but the last third made up for all of that twofold; great villain, great protagonist, great father/daughter dynamics (Part 3 was weakest but that doesn't mean Jotaro isn't great hero character), interesting themes, creative and touching ending - and closure to the original universe 8/10 |
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