Wet and soft is so overpowered。。。 Huge weakness though ( he can't use it on himself)Loving the story so far 。。。hirohiko is like DJ KhalidAnother 1 Wet and soft is so overpowered。。。 Huge weakness though ( he can't use it on himself)Loving the story so far 。。。hirohiko is like DJ KhalidAnother 1 。。。more
Lina,
the ending was kinda rushed smh
Peepee_KaaKaa,
Did not appreciate it。
B,
I really liked it, like always。 JoJo is great!
Juan,
This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it, click here。 what the f*** is going on
Chris Green,
Cba to review every volume so this review is for the entire part。A wild journey with some great mystery and tons of intrigue, characters you get invested in and very entertaining fights and character interactions。 Unfortunately, it doesn't quite stick the landing and while it manages to have a satisfying ending, there are still a few plot threads left unpulled。 Cba to review every volume so this review is for the entire part。A wild journey with some great mystery and tons of intrigue, characters you get invested in and very entertaining fights and character interactions。 Unfortunately, it doesn't quite stick the landing and while it manages to have a satisfying ending, there are still a few plot threads left unpulled。 。。。more
Nikolas Toti,
In classic araki fashion, JoJolion is the most "JoJo" part of them all。 A genius work of absolute absurdity that makes absolute sense in this bizarre adventure。 5/5 as everything by him In classic araki fashion, JoJolion is the most "JoJo" part of them all。 A genius work of absolute absurdity that makes absolute sense in this bizarre adventure。 5/5 as everything by him 。。。more
Col,
Full series review:Kaato did nothing wrongJobin and Kei were robbedWonder of U sucked Full series review:Kaato did nothing wrongJobin and Kei were robbedWonder of U sucked 。。。more
The Moon,
It jojolion,it great,compared to others it might be a bit worse
Sam ❀,
Josukes super likeable all ready I'm really excited for this part。 Josukes super likeable all ready I'm really excited for this part。 。。。more
Evan Bylund,
The start to JoJolion is as weird as ever, but I expect nothing less from Araki。 Very interested to see where the rest of this goes! Mysteries abound!
Terri,
All JJBA is assumed to be five-star weirdness and there, Jojolion hangs tight with its kin。 This shit's weird and more so than any part I've watched or read thus far, this shit's lewd too。 Boners, titties, and an extra genital(??) are mentioned, sometimes shown, and in the case of Josuke, is part of his power set。 It's rare I'm supportive of mangaka perviness, so I didn't care for having a female character exist solely in the nude for a hundred pages, for reasons。 Like, if we must linger here, t All JJBA is assumed to be five-star weirdness and there, Jojolion hangs tight with its kin。 This shit's weird and more so than any part I've watched or read thus far, this shit's lewd too。 Boners, titties, and an extra genital(??) are mentioned, sometimes shown, and in the case of Josuke, is part of his power set。 It's rare I'm supportive of mangaka perviness, so I didn't care for having a female character exist solely in the nude for a hundred pages, for reasons。 Like, if we must linger here, then I expect male characters to be examined under the same eye。 Of course, that did not happen。 Josuke's booty shot is comedy。 His boner, also uncomfortable comedy。 After eight arcs and several adaptations, no seasoned reader is surprised at this unequal objectification, but for newbies looking for an on-ramp, be warned: if you're sensitive to nudity or juvenile sexual humor, Steel Ball Run may be a better (albeit, flawed) starting point。Otherwise, I found this introduction to be a little slow and underwhelming due to the nature of the antagonist。 I liked the first hundred more than the last for that reason。 。。。more
Kian Longang-Nguekap,
really cool, my favorite part of jojo
Dakota,
The first five issues of Jojolion, in my opinion, are peak Jojo's by all means。 I say this as a person who wrote a review praising Phantom Blood vol 3 as one of his favorites for its campy character above all。 It must be said, Araki's time studying great filmmakers and storytellers, such as Hemmingway and Hitchcock, have culminated in the bizarre and intriguing opening to Part 8: Jojolion。 And, in my eyes, cemented it as one of the best introductions to Jojo's as a whole。The first chapter is all The first five issues of Jojolion, in my opinion, are peak Jojo's by all means。 I say this as a person who wrote a review praising Phantom Blood vol 3 as one of his favorites for its campy character above all。 It must be said, Araki's time studying great filmmakers and storytellers, such as Hemmingway and Hitchcock, have culminated in the bizarre and intriguing opening to Part 8: Jojolion。 And, in my eyes, cemented it as one of the best introductions to Jojo's as a whole。The first chapter is all subtle character building and intrigue; I found myself shocked by how well written this was, finding it comparable to my favorite novels in the way it sets up a fantastic character's adventure。 I will say the first volume, as of reading, gave me chills。 Through the protagonist's actions and voice, being excellently juxtaposed, it firmly established his character as a lovable goofball who is deeply depressed and will kill you if you are a threat。 It's honestly amazing, despite how often this juxtaposition is done。Now, while Araki isn't Hitchcock or Hemmingway—a statement many will assume an insult, but I assure you is not—he is an excellent storyteller。 I enjoy Jojo's for what it is within its medium, serialized manga meant to appeal to a general audience。 And because of this fact, I admire his work in this medium, so often filled with boring serialized pulp, and taking Jojo's in a newer direction without losing its bizarre spirit。 。。。more
Rett,
best part in the seires。 its funny wiered and jutst good
Haley,
It was a good book but it confused me a lot, and it was really weird。 Probably the weirdest part out of all the other seven parts, but that doesn't mean it's a bad book。 So far I like all the characters, except Joshu, I will always hate him。 He has a bowl cut with no hair on the sides, and he just annoys me。 Gappy and Yasuho are both good characters though, they are definitely strange, but they're still better than Joshu It was a good book but it confused me a lot, and it was really weird。 Probably the weirdest part out of all the other seven parts, but that doesn't mean it's a bad book。 So far I like all the characters, except Joshu, I will always hate him。 He has a bowl cut with no hair on the sides, and he just annoys me。 Gappy and Yasuho are both good characters though, they are definitely strange, but they're still better than Joshu 。。。more
Mar,
Wow, I like Jojolion so much already!
Eren,
A strange take on Diamond Is Unbreakable。 DiU is my favorite Jojo part so I was excited to read Araki’s new take 20 years after the original。 This one is weird as hell, but still keeps the small town mystery vibe。 I really like this Josuke and I really like Yasuho who is just a lil cutie。 The only issue I have is Joshu。 Easily he’s one of the worst characters Araki has ever written and doesn’t deserve his father’s love or a better haircut。Will keep reading though! If you want to get into Jojo’s A strange take on Diamond Is Unbreakable。 DiU is my favorite Jojo part so I was excited to read Araki’s new take 20 years after the original。 This one is weird as hell, but still keeps the small town mystery vibe。 I really like this Josuke and I really like Yasuho who is just a lil cutie。 The only issue I have is Joshu。 Easily he’s one of the worst characters Araki has ever written and doesn’t deserve his father’s love or a better haircut。Will keep reading though! If you want to get into Jojo’s this is definitely not where you start。 This is for veteran Jojo’s fans, but if you have watched the anime or faithfully read the manga, give this one a try。 。。。more
Esther,
It is so damn long and i am finally halfway through checkpoint time❤️
Casey Caduff,
This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it, click here。 (A review of JoJolion as a whole, not volume #1)10 out of 10 across the board; If there was any moment of doubt in my heart that JoJolion would be at all inferior to any of the previous parts then, my God, Araki you have proved me a fool once again。 JoJolion is perhaps the pinnacle of fictional narratives in just about every respect; Araki's magnum opus。 The story starts about as obtusely as any JoJo story, but through recent events in the manga it's clear as crystal that every left turn the sto (A review of JoJolion as a whole, not volume #1)10 out of 10 across the board; If there was any moment of doubt in my heart that JoJolion would be at all inferior to any of the previous parts then, my God, Araki you have proved me a fool once again。 JoJolion is perhaps the pinnacle of fictional narratives in just about every respect; Araki's magnum opus。 The story starts about as obtusely as any JoJo story, but through recent events in the manga it's clear as crystal that every left turn the story takes was masterfully crafted from the genius that is Araki's mind。 And that's why we all love JoJo right? It subverts our expectations in new and often uncomfortable ways。 Araki asks: "what would the dynamic be in a big, Brady Bunch family of JoJos?"Through the strange, yet very real interactions between the protagonist Josuke and his adoptive family we learn more about his surprisingly complex character。 I especially love the dynamics between Josuke and Joshu, and Josuke and Norisuke。 Every character in the Higashikata household feels fleshed out and real, due heavily to Araki's writing style when it comes to character creation。 Outside of the Higashikata household Yasuho is a fantastic supporting character as well, and adds a wholesome, "coming-of-age" vibe to Josuke's character progression。 Their interactions are awkward, yet sweet and tender。 There's a subtle scene where Josuke is daydreaming about buying Yasuho steamed buns and is practicing what he is going to say in his head, and this is the kind of thing that makes him relatable。 Who hasn't had a moment like that? The art。 Oh god the art。 It's beautiful。 With inspiration from surrealist artists like Renee Magritte, Araki once again furthers his unique style。 The story is as wild as it gets, taking a lesson from each of the previous parts。 Not even Berserk attempted to shuffle so many ideas at once: philosophical (fate, calamity, duty to your family, defining the self through relationships) mythological (Christian, Buddhism rebirth, Greek myth of Pygmalion) self-referential (Kira reborn as a hero by having Jotaro's kind mother, which is GENIUS "nature vs nurture")。。。 etc etc。I really believe Jojolion will be analyzed for decades to come。 The supposed main villain's ability is perhaps the most enigmatic thus seen in the series, and is bound to be a source of further character progression for many of the main cast。 Perhaps taking direction from Part 2's "Pillar Men," Araki has introduced enigmatic "Rock Organisms" as a central plot point in Part 8。 For the majority of the story thus far, the reader got small details of the Rock Organisms' nature at random sections in the story。 A recent chapter has greatly expounded upon the already known details, and sealed the deal on Part 8 being Araki's greatest work。 Without spoilers, the chapter introduced a lot themes related to the Rock Organisms, including their evolution, apparent evolutionary purpose, and most importantly, the concepts of Christian and Buddhist rebirth mixed with Greek mythology (Pygmalion)。Is JoJolion perfect? Yes; in my eyes it is Araki's most prodigious work and is anything BUT messy。 Every detail feels incredibly intentional and ominous。 Is it for everyone? Probably not, in the same way that works by Edgar Allen Poe aren't for everyone。 JoJolion is incredibly thematically rich and rewarding for those who have an open mind and patience。 。。。more
Sophie Carbone,
Really loved this! What an exciting and mysterious start to part 8!
Angie Rita,
https://www。youtube。com/watch?v=zQA-v。。。 some mood music since we're heading back to Morioh!There's a lot of nudity right off the bat。。。 zoinks, Scoob。 This is definitely really weird so far, but I'm excited to see what happenes! I know very little about Part 8, so maybe I can actually enjoy some JoJo without seeing spoilers beforehand?Memes in this volume:KAKYOIN UH UH KAKYOIN KAKYOIN UH IT GOT HIS EYESMista has left the chatI did say there was nudityBRUHI see what you did there, ArakiUm。。。 tha https://www。youtube。com/watch?v=zQA-v。。。 some mood music since we're heading back to Morioh!There's a lot of nudity right off the bat。。。 zoinks, Scoob。 This is definitely really weird so far, but I'm excited to see what happenes! I know very little about Part 8, so maybe I can actually enjoy some JoJo without seeing spoilers beforehand?Memes in this volume:KAKYOIN UH UH KAKYOIN KAKYOIN UH IT GOT HIS EYESMista has left the chatI did say there was nudityBRUHI see what you did there, ArakiUm。。。 that's an interesting Stand name。。。We also got our first "ora" but I couldn't find a pic of the exact panel here 。。。more
eggy,
I can’t tell for certain this early on, but so far this part looks like it’ll be a real fun time
Abbie,
Strange, but interesting start to Part 8!
Ericka Rivera Figueroa,
So, now that I've had time to re-read JoJolion (I'm caught up but I decided to start over again to clarify stuff I missed or might have forgotten), it's better the second time around。 It's not as convoluted once you know what's going on and you start being able to string everything together。 Gappy is really interesting, funny and dorky but also has his really intense moments。Since the manga is still ongoing I don't think it's fair to rank it just yet。 However。 I will say its really fun to read a So, now that I've had time to re-read JoJolion (I'm caught up but I decided to start over again to clarify stuff I missed or might have forgotten), it's better the second time around。 It's not as convoluted once you know what's going on and you start being able to string everything together。 Gappy is really interesting, funny and dorky but also has his really intense moments。Since the manga is still ongoing I don't think it's fair to rank it just yet。 However。 I will say its really fun to read and a lot of interesting and bizarre stuff is going on。 The Stand designs in this part are really cool。 And the whole thing is unique even within the JoJoverse。Anyways, yeah JoJolion is pretty neat。 I'm sorry for doubting you Gappy。 。。。more
Jonathan Echevarria,
This was a fun and satisfying read。 Some of my problems with this series come in the form of minor nitpicks。 Mainly the series suffers from a strong main antagonist。 I only consider this to be a nitpick because part seven Steel Ball Run had the most thrilling and compelling villains in all of the JoJo parts。 I think that this is the first JoJo part to be considered a “romance”, the two main protagonists are absolutely adorable together。 I believe that the author goes out of his way too much to p This was a fun and satisfying read。 Some of my problems with this series come in the form of minor nitpicks。 Mainly the series suffers from a strong main antagonist。 I only consider this to be a nitpick because part seven Steel Ball Run had the most thrilling and compelling villains in all of the JoJo parts。 I think that this is the first JoJo part to be considered a “romance”, the two main protagonists are absolutely adorable together。 I believe that the author goes out of his way too much to pay fan service to the previous JoJo parts and that can be slightly distracting and hinder that story sometimes。 (Callbacks to Diamond Is Unbreakable etc。) I did like how it continued some plot threads from Steel Ball Run however。 Overall not my favorite but far from my least favorite。 Order of the Parts I enjoyed from 1 being my favorite to 8 being my least favorite 1。 Steel Ball Run2。 Stone Ocean 3。 JoJo Lion 4。 Battle Tendency 5。 Diamond Unbreakable 6。 Stardust Crusaders 7。 Golden Wind8。 Phantom Blood 。。。more
Ilaria Vigorito,
Ok, ok, lo ammetto: sul nome “Kira Yoshikage” ho avuto un FORTISSIMO tuffo al cuore。E comunque l’amore sconfinato di Araki per la sua Morio-cho è sempre una cosa bellissima, sono così felice che il sensei sia “ritornato a casa” e adoro già dal primo volume tutta la dinamica del rapporto fra Yasuho e Josuke。Certo che la storia delle quattro palle è sempre esilarante, RIP。
Zedoru Chan,
Noiceeeree
Sophia Gomez,
JoJolion isn’t finished yet。 But wow。 Just wow。 Araki’s never fails to make us laugh and cry all at once and JoJolion is no stranger to that feeling。 I love this part so much and it’s gotten really good。 While I’m sad to see it end I’m anticipating that final battle about as much as I was hyped up for Avengers: Endgame。