Part 5 has my favorite stands considering their strength and tactics make sense for a group of killers and gangsters. Everyone uses them almost expertly and they all have applications that work with their mission at hand. They also show off more long range stands and how they can take a life of their own. Though I do agree with your criticisms on them.
King Crimson's ability just doesn't work very well in manga. There's (almost) always a time interval between any two panels, as if we're always skipping through time. KC flies in the face of the medium by telling us that happens (or doesn't happen) between panels is important. Also for Part 6, I had just assumed that a lot of minor villains weren't the original users of their Stands due to Pucci experimenting on the prisoners with Whitesnake.
I know it's been 2 years but honestly that might be the best way of showing King Crimson's ability. Since even the reader can't tell if King Crimson has activated, it puts you into the same perspective as the characters, where the only way to tell that King Crimson has happened is because of noticing little things. Then again, the characters just kind of randomly notice time skipping anyway which makes things like the blood trick redundant
I think fugo and purple haze is the best stand highlight of part 5 it shows that the user's worst qualities can become their stand even if they have good intentions. If you have things you're hiding from yourself a stand arrow will show you by killing everyone around you because you can't control your emotions. If you think about it more it makes a lot of sense but me keeping it brief not so much XD. (10:00 )
I don't really agree with you saying that Araki fumbled the ball with King Crimson. I think Part 5 overall has more interesting stand designs to Part 4. But either way, completely agree that JJBA has one of the best power systems in fiction
For all those who don't understand king crimson, his ability is skipping time, during the lapse of time he erases, he is the only one who feels what is happening, the other people won't remember anything that happened during the timelapse. During the lapse he can't change the destiny of anything that isn't him, for example, if someone is fated to die, he can't stop him from being killed, and that's why he waits to attack after the lapse. First, he seeks a favorable future prediction with Epitaph, his sub-ability and when he sees a favorable prediction he uses king crimson. An example. SPOILER ALERT COMING: When he kills narancia this is what happened. He saw with epitaph the prediction in which he fought with narancia and narancia lost gettin impaled by the fence. When he saw the prediction he used kc and he changed his destinated actions during the lapse because he is able to change his destiny, for example if narancia managed to damage him with aerosmith he could just avoid that damage with king krimson, but narancia would have died even if diavolo wouldn't have used king krimson
I think Tusk is kinda balanced. Tusk is the best offensive Stand in the series because it's UNSTOPPABLE(not even Love Train or Time Stop is able to hold it down), but that doesn't translate to defense. Tusk defensive options, even as ACT 4, are very limited. And the fact it's defense sucks was the reason why Diego won against it, even with Tusk Act 4 being a superior Stand than The World. So TL;DR: Tusk Act 4 is a Glass Cannon.
That's the good thing about Part 7 in general. Most of the stands didn't really have any defensive abilities, so every fight felt a lot more dangerous, and the stands that were humanoid and had more traditional defenses felt uniquely dangerous instead of just the average stand
What I really liked was how Vitamin C’s user (was his name Damo?) looked so greasy, I looked at him and just felt like he was such a greasy, sweaty creep. And then he ‘greased’ up to Hato. And then his stand used those greasy hands. Amazing
I think part 6 is more like a Fun one rather than consistent, it introduced alot of cool ideas but for that it requires more researches and studies ,and also sacrifices the characters and fighting itself
One of the things I love about stands is that they actually have physical bodies which has so much potential for cool designs that are related to their user, both the user and the ability are so intertwined that to find the characters theme and all that shit you have to look at the stand too and that's just, *chefs kiss.
I honestly think part 6 minor villan stands are passable, other than the three in the maximum security lockdown stands, and a few other minor ones at the start, i think all the dio sons are interesting enough especially the replay ground one, and fictional characters one
You are the first person I have ever heard talk shit on limp bizkit lol, I’ll agree that a lot of them are bad but some are good like jail house lock, limp bizkit, sky high, jumpin jack flash and hell maybe even yo yo ma and green green grass of home. Part 6 is my third to least favorite part right above parts 1 and 3 btw so I’m not just biased for it, my favorite parts are 7,5,4 and 8 in that order then 2 is right in the middle, I wouldn’t say JoJo has any bad pats except part 1 though
stands in jojolion are like original trilogy lightsabers, they're used and shown less often to make them feel more special. to quote norisuke, stands are like assholes, you dont show them off to everyone you meet
Araki really had the right idea with stands. The fact that stand abilities and designs are not only creative but also inform a character's persobality is pretty great. Out of all the stands in the series, my favorites are Crazy Diamond and regular D4C.
I’m late to these videos but I just wanted to say they’re well done. I think you would see success in video that branch from JoJo but covered other power systems like DBZ, Bankais, and so on.
I’m gonna be honest at this point idk what would be better. I also think that would be stupid considering that’s what we’ve been with and used to in this universe and it going away would be unlikey.
I actually think part 5 has the best stands and stand users in the series. And I really liked King Crimson. Thought it was done extremely well. It was intentionally made to be confusing and panic inducing.
@@METAsMETAs Also... Controversial take here... I loved the invisible zombie stand from part 6. It's easy to understand and is an interesting concept. I like the concept so much that I might see if I can make a survival horror game revolving around it one day. My problems with part 6 lie within hard to understand stands like dragon's dream that really slow down the pacing with pages and pages of explanation.
I recently had an idea for King Crimson as a new ability but it's kinda a mix of the Epitaph ability and a stand from part 8 So in this rendition KC attacks someone and can steal away part of their memories, only those stores in Short term memories of up to 5 minutes in the past. The Memory is stored in a chess piece that can either be destroyed by KC to erase it, or can be observed then returned to the original owner of the memory. It can also use Epitaph to see 10 seconds into the future but it cannot change fate like canon KC can, so while he can plan he can't force a change beyond this. In this edition he's a very different person so he doesn't need to be as op as canon
My stand: Spear of Justice (SoJ) Stats: Power: A Speed: A Potential: C Precision: B Durability: A Range: C (5-6 meters) (16-19ft) Abilities: Wields a spear that can be thrown and once the spear hits anything a lightning bolt will shoot from the sky. When pierced by SoJ’s spear an electrical shock will be shot into the person’s body. The spear can also return back to my stand. The spear can only be held by SoJ and SoJ can morph the spear in any way. (Use your imagination. By any way I mean any way) Appearance: Dark grey skin and wears a blue suit of armor (armor looks like knight armor). Eye color is usually yellow but can change to red or green
I really disagree with your take on p6 stands. A lot of them are super creative and while they are complicated, they are responsible for a lot of dynamic fights and are super specific in their approach. Our heroes mostly find themselves in a disadvantageous situation and must find creative ways to get out of said situations making a lot of the fights thrilling af. Previous parts started doing that but not to the same extend. The Marilyn Manson fight is a physical take of a gambling stand fight from the earlier parts while making full use of the prison setting, Jumping Jack Flash is terrifying. The zero gravity abilility fits perfectly with the setting since it works best in closed environments, the Planet waves fight was one of the most intense and brutal encounters in this series. Limp Bizkit is one of my all time favourites for numerous reasons and a great way to finish off hermes character arc. I also love how physical a lot of the fights get as well. Jolynes stand itself is very physical and she constantly puts herself in danger. Heck even the dragons dream fight had great hand to hand choreography and panel flow. FF and Kenzo were going all out on that.Overall I just love the great variety of stands in p6 and I think it has some of the best fights in the entire series.
I'll be honest, I think Dragon's Dream is a good stand with a good ability, it's just that the rush of stands just before its introduction, the overly long introduction and backstory for the user that you get all at once and the complicated explanation of its abilities just detracted from how good it could have been.
Part 6 is fun to read but I gotta agree. dragons dream fucking made me wanna die. There were a few I really liked such as yoyo-ma, and the zero gravity dude (forget his name atm)
I think King Crimson was done better in the anime then the manga. Also jojo parts ranked in my opinion (not counting part 8 cause it’s not done) 1.DIU 2.GW 3.SBR 4.SO 5.BT 6.SC 7.PB
As a simp for part 6, I have to say, I very much disagree with your sentiments on the stands for part 6. I'll focus on Pucci since he is the one who grants most stand users a stand in this part. As the villain, Pucci had to fight stand users either weaker, on par, or, stronger but still beatable in order to take their stand disc's (meaning the stands we see in this part vary from lame, situational, oddly specific, weak, etc). As he personally meets with someone that will happen to be an antagonist, he as a priest weighs his judgements with their sins to find the perfect stand for those users that loosely reflects their personality (though sometimes a stand perfectly captures another users personality which is very good). Yes these stands are "bizarre" but they were meticulously gathered by a literal intellectual madlad who's purpose is to get his shit done through the people he uses. This creates hyperpersonalized stands that utilizes a prison environment as well as the greed of prisoners to its highest potential which I think is genius. Have a cemetery in your prison? Limp Bizkit. Have many enclose quarters as well as the basic prison environment of betting and gambling? Here's Marilyn Manson and Jack Flash. I know I tend to be in the minority with things regarding part 6 as it is my favorite part, but I think the stands and why they are the way they are to be pretty amazing writing when it comes to the villain who has thought out the stands to gather for years. The man's literally had a boiling water stand, he had a stand for most situations in the prison to stop Jolyne. Many of the villains get greedy and a power high from their stands too which often leads to their downfall as they have a lack of understanding of how to fully utilize it, unlike natural or arrow awakened stand users who have a much firmer grasp on how it should be used. As far as stands/ villains go, I legitimately believe part 6 to at least be as good as part 4. The amount of times we see hand to hand compact influenced by stand powers as well is unlike any other part we have seen before which is also great to me since physical capabilities are enhanced through said stand use and can make up for a weak ability depending on the situation. Great video though, I'd love to discuss more since there are more to how stands were crafted in this part which I greatly appreciate
@@METAsMETAs i have opinions about part 6 my guy (and why I disagreed with your analysis on stands which couldn't have been done in a just a few sentences). I'm sure it's shorter than the spotlight you gave to part 6 too lmao. Don't think anything I said is invalidated because of its length
This is pretty accurate for why part 6 stands are underrated imo. No one really pays attention to the technical aspects that went into crafting these stands for this part
I'm just going to go ahead and blow your mind right quick all those stands that the people had were from disc that Whitesnake took from other stand users
Y’know it’s weird you compare pot of greed to the world when there is a card used by Dios voice actor named the world that skips an opponents turn but pot of greed still works as well since it’s more of a longer stop like you skip 2 turns for 2 draw phases
i love how crazy part 6 stands are, you need to be a real artist to create that, and for my part 5 has the best ones, honestly, part 4 stands are the worst ones to me, and in part 3 are just a little basic.
I personally like the simplicity and diversity of the part 3 stands. They have rather basic abilities they have, like Fire or Sword wielding and stuff. They're also not all just punchy ghost, Mariah's stand is literally a plug socket. Still the part 4 stands are pretty neat, part 5 does have the best stands and part 6 is okay, though I LOVE weather report
I dont know if I agree with your part 6 take strone ocean has some of my favorite stands and fights tho I havent finished it yet so my opinion might change
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Part 5 has my favorite stands considering their strength and tactics make sense for a group of killers and gangsters. Everyone uses them almost expertly and they all have applications that work with their mission at hand. They also show off more long range stands and how they can take a life of their own. Though I do agree with your criticisms on them.
I can respect this👍🏼
My favorite part is when you cheff kissed the World.
Yeah
Who wouldn't want to kiss THE WORLD?
@@jojotheswede8444 idk man, that lips looks pretty crusty to be kissed
A french kiss is very different btw...
King Crimson's ability just doesn't work very well in manga. There's (almost) always a time interval between any two panels, as if we're always skipping through time. KC flies in the face of the medium by telling us that happens (or doesn't happen) between panels is important.
Also for Part 6, I had just assumed that a lot of minor villains weren't the original users of their Stands due to Pucci experimenting on the prisoners with Whitesnake.
The part 6 thing is my new headcanon.
I know it's been 2 years but honestly that might be the best way of showing King Crimson's ability. Since even the reader can't tell if King Crimson has activated, it puts you into the same perspective as the characters, where the only way to tell that King Crimson has happened is because of noticing little things. Then again, the characters just kind of randomly notice time skipping anyway which makes things like the blood trick redundant
I think fugo and purple haze is the best stand highlight of part 5 it shows that the user's worst qualities can become their stand even if they have good intentions. If you have things you're hiding from yourself a stand arrow will show you by killing everyone around you because you can't control your emotions. If you think about it more it makes a lot of sense but me keeping it brief not so much XD. (10:00 )
I don't really agree with you saying that Araki fumbled the ball with King Crimson. I think Part 5 overall has more interesting stand designs to Part 4. But either way, completely agree that JJBA has one of the best power systems in fiction
I can respect this opinion
Diavolo's main thing is that his identity must be hidden, it was deliberate that Diavolo/KC was introduced in such a way.
Exactly Diavolo is my favorite jojo villain and KC is one of my favorite stands
For all those who don't understand king crimson, his ability is skipping time, during the lapse of time he erases, he is the only one who feels what is happening, the other people won't remember anything that happened during the timelapse. During the lapse he can't change the destiny of anything that isn't him, for example, if someone is fated to die, he can't stop him from being killed, and that's why he waits to attack after the lapse. First, he seeks a favorable future prediction with Epitaph, his sub-ability and when he sees a favorable prediction he uses king crimson. An example. SPOILER ALERT COMING: When he kills narancia this is what happened. He saw with epitaph the prediction in which he fought with narancia and narancia lost gettin impaled by the fence. When he saw the prediction he used kc and he changed his destinated actions during the lapse because he is able to change his destiny, for example if narancia managed to damage him with aerosmith he could just avoid that damage with king krimson, but narancia would have died even if diavolo wouldn't have used king krimson
Here's a quick summary
*skips to the end*
There, that's how King crimson works
I think Tusk is kinda balanced. Tusk is the best offensive Stand in the series because it's UNSTOPPABLE(not even Love Train or Time Stop is able to hold it down), but that doesn't translate to defense. Tusk defensive options, even as ACT 4, are very limited. And the fact it's defense sucks was the reason why Diego won against it, even with Tusk Act 4 being a superior Stand than The World.
So TL;DR: Tusk Act 4 is a Glass Cannon.
And H O R S E
That's the good thing about Part 7 in general. Most of the stands didn't really have any defensive abilities, so every fight felt a lot more dangerous, and the stands that were humanoid and had more traditional defenses felt uniquely dangerous instead of just the average stand
part 7 stands are my favorite as the stands make the humans the center point of the physical fights outside the simple punching ghosts
What I really liked was how Vitamin C’s user (was his name Damo?) looked so greasy, I looked at him and just felt like he was such a greasy, sweaty creep. And then he ‘greased’ up to Hato. And then his stand used those greasy hands. Amazing
I think part 6 is more like a Fun one rather than consistent, it introduced alot of cool ideas but for that it requires more researches and studies ,and also sacrifices the characters and fighting itself
mmmm
One of the things I love about stands is that they actually have physical bodies which has so much potential for cool designs that are related to their user, both the user and the ability are so intertwined that to find the characters theme and all that shit you have to look at the stand too and that's just, *chefs kiss.
Imagine thinking that breathing weird and spinning balls is better than *wre-writing* *the* *space-time* *continuum*
I honestly think part 6 minor villan stands are passable, other than the three in the maximum security lockdown stands, and a few other minor ones at the start, i think all the dio sons are interesting enough especially the replay ground one, and fictional characters one
Respectable
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Arocki...
Arocke...
Arockhe...
A rock he...
He a rock...
Araki is rock human
Wonder of U still blows my mind with how absolutely terrifying it is
Frfr
Same
D4C DOES fit Valentine, with his wish of getting the job of done
Yes that is true but I was trying to get the point across like it doesn’t have its own personality
One of the problems with the part 6 stands is that most of them where stands given by pucci making it so it doesn’t fit the user
You are the first person I have ever heard talk shit on limp bizkit lol, I’ll agree that a lot of them are bad but some are good like jail house lock, limp bizkit, sky high, jumpin jack flash and hell maybe even yo yo ma and green green grass of home. Part 6 is my third to least favorite part right above parts 1 and 3 btw so I’m not just biased for it, my favorite parts are 7,5,4 and 8 in that order then 2 is right in the middle, I wouldn’t say JoJo has any bad pats except part 1 though
In part 6, most of the villain stands weren't theirs, it was given to then by Whitesnake, so it makes sense they aren't personalized.
stands in jojolion are like original trilogy lightsabers, they're used and shown less often to make them feel more special.
to quote norisuke, stands are like assholes, you dont show them off to everyone you meet
Araki really had the right idea with stands. The fact that stand abilities and designs are not only creative but also inform a character's persobality is pretty great. Out of all the stands in the series, my favorites are Crazy Diamond and regular D4C.
i like hermit purple and ball breaker cause they are connected to the other power systems and work more as a powerup to the other systems than a stand
Plus Ball breaker is maybe sort of stronger than Hermit Purple in battle?
@@theredguy4043 yeah, but then again, spin would win against hamon without stands as hamon shines as more of a utility ability.
My main problem about part 8 stands are that there are too many automatic tracking/long range stands
So... part 8 is part 6’s “what the fuck am I looking at?” hyper experimental scientific stands.
I like sentient type stands....I like them so much that I gave my part 5 oc Amelia fiori one it's named seven wonders it's a female TGD
I’m late to these videos but I just wanted to say they’re well done. I think you would see success in video that branch from JoJo but covered other power systems like DBZ, Bankais, and so on.
imo part 7 has a lot more mediocre stands than part 6, i.e. guy with hooks in his tongue and ropeguy.
That’s the single greatest fight in steel ball run
@@METAsMETAs Yea, almost as good as Dragons Dream
This channel is actually lit
Imagine in part 9 Araki replaces stands with something even better
I’m gonna be honest at this point idk what would be better. I also think that would be stupid considering that’s what we’ve been with and used to in this universe and it going away would be unlikey.
Stone free is just jojo spiderman cause the string looks like webs to me for some reason lol
You wasn’t feeling silver chariot?? Man was fast enough to press star platinum WITH armor on
Great video and great work bro!!! I think part 6 stands are really interesting but i love all the parts
I actually think part 5 has the best stands and stand users in the series. And I really liked King Crimson. Thought it was done extremely well.
It was intentionally made to be confusing and panic inducing.
I can agree to this but it almost seems like even araki was kind of confused
@@METAsMETAs Also... Controversial take here... I loved the invisible zombie stand from part 6. It's easy to understand and is an interesting concept. I like the concept so much that I might see if I can make a survival horror game revolving around it one day. My problems with part 6 lie within hard to understand stands like dragon's dream that really slow down the pacing with pages and pages of explanation.
Harvest is the best stand
I recently had an idea for King Crimson as a new ability but it's kinda a mix of the Epitaph ability and a stand from part 8
So in this rendition KC attacks someone and can steal away part of their memories, only those stores in Short term memories of up to 5 minutes in the past. The Memory is stored in a chess piece that can either be destroyed by KC to erase it, or can be observed then returned to the original owner of the memory. It can also use Epitaph to see 10 seconds into the future but it cannot change fate like canon KC can, so while he can plan he can't force a change beyond this. In this edition he's a very different person so he doesn't need to be as op as canon
If you get this musical reference right you're awesome I need a life of crime it's from a band take a guess
Imagine thinking hierophant green is above silver chariot. Oof
*Starts violently shaking you* I’m going to beat you
@@METAsMETAs *starts farting on command* "Purple Haze!"
@@lavender1394 LMAOOO
My stand: Spear of Justice (SoJ)
Stats:
Power: A
Speed: A
Potential: C
Precision: B
Durability: A
Range: C (5-6 meters) (16-19ft)
Abilities: Wields a spear that can be thrown and once the spear hits anything a lightning bolt will shoot from the sky. When pierced by SoJ’s spear an electrical shock will be shot into the person’s body. The spear can also return back to my stand. The spear can only be held by SoJ and SoJ can morph the spear in any way. (Use your imagination. By any way I mean any way)
Appearance:
Dark grey skin and wears a blue suit of armor (armor looks like knight armor). Eye color is usually yellow but can change to red or green
Cool. Really creative
kc was easy for me to understand but it could be harder to understand for others.
I also found it pretty easy to understand but I think that's because of the anime making the ability seem simple
I really disagree with your take on p6 stands. A lot of them are super creative and while they are complicated, they are responsible for a lot of dynamic fights and are super specific in their approach. Our heroes mostly find themselves in a disadvantageous situation and must find creative ways to get out of said situations making a lot of the fights thrilling af. Previous parts started doing that but not to the same extend. The Marilyn Manson fight is a physical take of a gambling stand fight from the earlier parts while making full use of the prison setting, Jumping Jack Flash is terrifying. The zero gravity abilility fits perfectly with the setting since it works best in closed environments, the Planet waves fight was one of the most intense and brutal encounters in this series. Limp Bizkit is one of my all time favourites for numerous reasons and a great way to finish off hermes character arc. I also love how physical a lot of the fights get as well. Jolynes stand itself is very physical and she constantly puts herself in danger. Heck even the dragons dream fight had great hand to hand choreography and panel flow. FF and Kenzo were going all out on that.Overall I just love the great variety of stands in p6 and I think it has some of the best fights in the entire series.
I agree with you
I'll be honest, I think Dragon's Dream is a good stand with a good ability, it's just that the rush of stands just before its introduction, the overly long introduction and backstory for the user that you get all at once and the complicated explanation of its abilities just detracted from how good it could have been.
The fact that you have to learn feng shui to use it too
The enemies not having personalized stands in Part 6 make sense. Pucci gave them those stands not from an arrow. So it wasn't theirs to begin with
I'm just casually listening to this as my brother is crying like the time when the doctor says "everything's gonna be fine"
Part 6 is fun to read but I gotta agree. dragons dream fucking made me wanna die. There were a few I really liked such as yoyo-ma, and the zero gravity dude (forget his name atm)
Can you make a video on Born This Way? Cause after the latest chapter I believe it deserves a video.
Alright you choose stand stats or The most terrifying stands
@@METAsMETAs Being chased by a Motorcycle while simultaneously being freezed to death is a terrifying way to go. So the most terrifying stands it is.
@@some_random_hachiroku6126 ok
I think King Crimson was done better in the anime then the manga.
Also jojo parts ranked in my opinion (not counting part 8 cause it’s not done)
1.DIU
2.GW
3.SBR
4.SO
5.BT
6.SC
7.PB
When you realize being hit by an arrow is a JoJo reference.
As a simp for part 6, I have to say, I very much disagree with your sentiments on the stands for part 6. I'll focus on Pucci since he is the one who grants most stand users a stand in this part. As the villain, Pucci had to fight stand users either weaker, on par, or, stronger but still beatable in order to take their stand disc's (meaning the stands we see in this part vary from lame, situational, oddly specific, weak, etc). As he personally meets with someone that will happen to be an antagonist, he as a priest weighs his judgements with their sins to find the perfect stand for those users that loosely reflects their personality (though sometimes a stand perfectly captures another users personality which is very good). Yes these stands are "bizarre" but they were meticulously gathered by a literal intellectual madlad who's purpose is to get his shit done through the people he uses. This creates hyperpersonalized stands that utilizes a prison environment as well as the greed of prisoners to its highest potential which I think is genius. Have a cemetery in your prison? Limp Bizkit. Have many enclose quarters as well as the basic prison environment of betting and gambling? Here's Marilyn Manson and Jack Flash. I know I tend to be in the minority with things regarding part 6 as it is my favorite part, but I think the stands and why they are the way they are to be pretty amazing writing when it comes to the villain who has thought out the stands to gather for years. The man's literally had a boiling water stand, he had a stand for most situations in the prison to stop Jolyne. Many of the villains get greedy and a power high from their stands too which often leads to their downfall as they have a lack of understanding of how to fully utilize it, unlike natural or arrow awakened stand users who have a much firmer grasp on how it should be used. As far as stands/ villains go, I legitimately believe part 6 to at least be as good as part 4. The amount of times we see hand to hand compact influenced by stand powers as well is unlike any other part we have seen before which is also great to me since physical capabilities are enhanced through said stand use and can make up for a weak ability depending on the situation. Great video though, I'd love to discuss more since there are more to how stands were crafted in this part which I greatly appreciate
My.dude.why.is.this.so.long
@@METAsMETAs i have opinions about part 6 my guy (and why I disagreed with your analysis on stands which couldn't have been done in a just a few sentences). I'm sure it's shorter than the spotlight you gave to part 6 too lmao. Don't think anything I said is invalidated because of its length
This is pretty accurate for why part 6 stands are underrated imo. No one really pays attention to the technical aspects that went into crafting these stands for this part
@@alterp5108 lmao, at least someone appreciated an honest analysis on why they are good and took the time to read it
Whitesnake just keeps forgetting its a stand
take a shot for every time he says stand
only issue i have with part 7 is that i wish we had a bit more punchy ghost action still the best part tho
nice work!
I'm just going to go ahead and blow your mind right quick all those stands that the people had were from disc that Whitesnake took from other stand users
They already have been introduced in part 4
Great power system to me are nen from hunterxhunter and haki from one piece
Devil Fruits are better than Haki
Y’know it’s weird you compare pot of greed to the world when there is a card used by Dios voice actor named the world that skips an opponents turn but pot of greed still works as well since it’s more of a longer stop like you skip 2 turns for 2 draw phases
i love how crazy part 6 stands are, you need to be a real artist to create that, and for my part 5 has the best ones, honestly, part 4 stands are the worst ones to me, and in part 3 are just a little basic.
I personally like the simplicity and diversity of the part 3 stands. They have rather basic abilities they have, like Fire or Sword wielding and stuff. They're also not all just punchy ghost, Mariah's stand is literally a plug socket. Still the part 4 stands are pretty neat, part 5 does have the best stands and part 6 is okay, though I LOVE weather report
N'Doul's stand is good ok , it's a water stand and you can't hurt water
Love this
I dont know if I agree with your part 6 take strone ocean has some of my favorite stands and fights tho I havent finished it yet so my opinion might change
Honestly, late to the party here...but imo Scary Monsters was the best in terms of the "minor" stands in Part 7.
LETS FUCKING GOOOOOOOOO
Uh since when was sex pistols talking bullets?
I didn’t k know what to really call them so I just called them bullets lmao
@@METAsMETAs hahahaha np man, top video there honestly
You sound like another UA-camr that talked about Jojo
So I heard
Magnis opis
haa moan is now the officially worst way ive every heard hamon be pronounced
part 4 was boring as shit to me
did my man just say that dbz has a good power system????
I thought you were going to explain the power system
King Crimson and Dragon's Dream are not hard to understand at all bruh
LMAO CAVEMAN SASUKE
King Crimson is literally just highlighting text then pressing backspace
How did pucci even get the stands to put inside the discs? Did he have the arrow
The same way he got star platinum
What did you say about part 5
I love silver chariot that would be my stand if jojo was real
Thats not how it works
the likes are "666" im finna change that >:)
Bro you ignored cream in your part 3 part
hermit purple is so bad
I personally think part 6 is better than 7.