Let's talk about the first and the second together, I really can't find the place (it should be here).
The first one personally felt better as an origin or a prequel. As the first part of the main story, it is only about 7.5. First of all, the rhythm is obviously a bit problematic, and the character characterization is not in place.
It's the dark vampire wind, and I'm not very cold. (I want to watch Twilight for four or five years)
The protagonist begins to look like a mentally handicapped person, and gradually grows up in the process of being abused by Brother Diao. In the case of Dio's infinite release of water (after all, it is true love), he and Brother Diao die together (nothing).
There is a key love line that is very meaningful to the follow-up (so is it just laid for reproduction?).
It seems that characters with only one head or only the upper body left are the strongest. (Do not donate excess parts to those in need)
It is of great significance to the later work.
Where dreams begin. The protagonist's wife became Erqiao's grandmother, his son became Erqiao's father, the rescued baby girl became Erqiao's mother and Erqiao and Cissa's teacher, Strey became Elizabeth's adoptive father and gave Erqiao a head, Spit Wagendi The second part continued to move up in the OB position, and the third part was resurrected and acted as the boss.
It's like planting the seeds of a towering tree. But only the seeds.
"I'm not a human being! JOJO!"
At the beginning of the second part, it is obvious that the protagonist looks more like the protagonist. I heard that he is the smartest among the protagonists. Every time is the ultimate calculation and a lot of luck. It's a more likable protagonist.
I really didn't expect the second male, Cissa, to be ready so quickly. He is obviously a real man (the Zibelin family has broken blood), and this is also the fate of the Zibelin family sacrificing their lives to save others.
When it comes to fate, the very core point of this work and the one that attracts me is fate. Whether it is Joestar or Zibelin, they both bear their own inescapable fate. Therefore, a larger time span is formed, and by the way, the world history is told while telling the story. Very heavy.
The quality of this one is getting better, both in the script and in the painting (though the painting is just that).
The best point is the characterization. Especially the villains.
Sutroham: It's half a villain. Radical German soldiers do not value human life, but they are unequivocal in the face of righteousness. Finally died in Stalingrad, this character may be the epitome of Germany (my German science and technology is the world's first!).
Estes: There are not many scenes, so I added a nose ring to JOJO like joining in the fun. The battle reflects the cherishing of the companions and the dedication to survival.
Wamuu: A very typical warrior, heavy on honor, and extremely talented in fighting. "I have lived for more than 10,000 years just to meet you, JOJO." Got his own destination. Again, it would be great if there were no conflict of ideologies (positions) in the world.
Kaz: The only villain in this series that has his own story, and is said to be the strongest of all villains. It was very strange to lose in the end. Is this what the IQ400 should look like? There are two details in front, one is about saving a puppy on the road and blowing up a car, and the other is falling off a cliff to avoid hurting the flowers and bounced several times before landing. Can it show that he has an obsession with life that surpasses anyone else? This hole should not be filled.
At the end, Erqiao went to Japan, and the coffin board couldn't hold him anymore. The close-up of Jotaro Kujo's prison, the third part, I'm here.
"If I'm sorry it's useful, what do the police do?"
"Is this also in your plan? JOJO!"
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