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This film is a sight to behold, from the carefully animated sequences to the perfect direction that shows you exactly how he feels about the people around him. This film also tries to tackle very sensitive topics from bullying to social anxiety to social exile.

The characters are extremely believable and stand out as their own people, not just figures that fit certain character archetypes from the best friend to the sister to the bully to the mother. They are all struggling with their own problems and they are all likeable and feel unique as a result of this.

The score was perfectly composed to fit the ... mood that each scene is trying to portray and the animation and storytelling are enhanced as a result of this leading to an experience that is unforgettable.

This film is a sight to behold and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

this series has a massive cultural following as we all know, and the Jojo fandom is hiding in every corner of the internet stating that every single thing is either a Jojo's reference or recommending to every organism on the planet to watch this series, so the question is: Does it live up to the hype?

The short answer: Yes

The long answer: from the astonishing visuals to the awesome, memorable characters (Speedwagon is the best waifu don't @ me) it more than lives up to the hype, but where it truly stands out is the long story that spreads over generations, and each arc is ... different from the rest meaning that everyone can find something they like about this show and something that they can use as their drive to finish this series.

What is so great about this series imparticular is that the two primary protagonists are almost polar opposites to each other, with Jonathan being a gentleman through and through, whilst Joseph likes to fight dirty. so between these two incredible protagonists, you would expect one to be 'better' than the other, but they both are as epic and well written as each other, the impeccable supporting cast and the epic fights, memes and references to popular culture also help make the experince just that bit more memorable, so that everyone will join the jojos fandom and everyone will be hooked onto this series from start to finish.

This show is an almost perfect watch

From the great believable characters to the incredible world that they inhabit. All the characters are struggling with there own problems and issues, even the characters that exist purely for comedic relief and that makes all the characters relatable to some degree, sure you may (hopefully) not ever have felt doubt over whether your real soul is attached to the suit of armour you use as a replacement body, but everyone would at some point gone through a stage of not knowing what they want to do with their life and struggling to understand who they are that's all ... I can really.

This show tackles three main themes: The value of life, brotherhood, and corruption due to religion/faith and it tackle them all flawlessly. This show will become is one of those shows that everyone will love and they will then grow to love all the characters from the insecure, intelligent Ed Elric to the badass, cool mustang to the comic relief colonel Alex Louis Armstrong who is the best character in the whole show, don't @ me.

So yeah, I would highly recommend this show and if you somehow have made it this far without having it spoiled for you then I suggest watching it all as soon as possible and go into it completely blind (which is what I somehow managed to do, don't ask me how as I have no clue). But definitely drop everything and watch this at your earliest convenience.

A great watch from start to finish, this show lives up to the hype that surrounds it as one of the singular greatest anime ever made. the story is thought-provoking and unique, the characters are likeable, quirky and once again, unique. This show is one of the best that not just anime, but media as a whole has to offer, and every weeb, otaku, weeaboo and non-anime fan must watch this show and I hope you have an incredible time whilst doing so.

The mecha battles are very well animated and are visually stunning to look at (unless you have become accustomed to modern animation ... style and it's more fluid animation) but where it primarily stands out is the philosophical aspects of the show exploring themes of love, friendship, hatred, family. it dives into these themes by using rei, Asuka, Shinji and Misato as the vessels for studying and exploring how they affect people's actions, thoughts and words.

also, I'm 100% sure that after watching this you qualify for a philosophy degree.