JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken Part 4: Diamond wa Kudakenai
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 4: Diamond Is Unbreakable

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erm. what the sigma. i really liked this part of jojo. honestly i think this is just the best part period. ill fight anyone who disagrees with me in roblox. anyway getting back on track. the villians during the first half were not bad but not great either but that all changed when yoshikage kira the sigma male strolled onto the scene and proceeded to dominate all of the beta male protagonists. i really liked the stands and the creative moves that they had. now although most of the jojo community thinks this is a sleep fest as its more of a slice of life ... angle. i really enjoyed those moments as it gave the main story a bit of a break and make the main characters interact with each other which gave them more personality and likeability. overall JOJO NO KIMYOU NA BOUKEN PART 4 is well deserving of a YO ANGELO out of 10. now let me go back watching my sigma edits which have patrick bateman and yoshikage kira sucking each other off. *insert one of those sigma edit songs* (you know at least one).

Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Part 4: Diamond Is Unbreakable is the fourth part of the Jojo's Bizarre Adventure manga, created by Hirohiko Araki. Originally published in Weekly Shonen Jump magazine from 1992 to 1995, the role takes place in the fictional city of Morioh and introduces a new protagonist: Josuke Higashikata, the illegitimate son of Joseph Joestar.

Diamond Is Unbreakable's plot follows Josuke as he battles a series of Stand users in Morioh, each with his own abilities and motivations. Josuke is accompanied by a variety of allies, including his friend Koichi Hirose and his nephew Jotaro Kujo.

One of the most notable things about Diamond Is Unbreakable ... is its focus on comedy and everyday drama, making it a significant departure from the previous parts. Rather than an epic plot centering on the fate of the world, Diamond Is Unbreakable focuses on the daily lives of Morioh's characters, with Stand's struggles presented as just another part of the landscape.

Diamond Is Unbreakable's characters are varied and memorable, each with their own unique personality and Stand abilities. Josuke is a charismatic and energetic protagonist, with a Stand called "Crazy Diamond" that allows him to restore items to his previous state. The supporting characters are also fun and exciting to follow, especially the main villain, Yoshikage Kira, who is a serial killer obsessed with the hands of women.

Araki's art in Diamond Is Unbreakable is impressive, with detailed character and Stand designs, as well as a variety of interesting stages and environments in Morioh. Araki also experiments with the use of color and page composition, making the paper visually striking.

Overall, Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Part 4: Diamond Is Unbreakable is an exciting clash of the previous parts of the series, with a fun narrative and interesting characters. The exploration of everyday life in Morioh is a refreshing addition to the series and the variety of Stands and abilities make for exciting battles. If you are a fan of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, you should definitely read Diamond Is Unbreakable.

I don't quite get the love for this manga. Josuke was so annoying I wanted to punch him. At first he was whatever but from chapter 9 he started to get on my nerves. I was so annoyed when the evil guy choked his little friend and Josuke was taking his time to help him like nothing is happening with his cold face. Not just that, the other evil guy hit his friend's neck with an arrow, and still Josuke's response to help him was very slow which made me more frustrated. This scene alone made me dislike Josuke's character and that's why I dropped ... the manga very early

There is another reason for me to drop it, I couldn't take it seriously. They LOVE to have long conversations even at the heat of the moment and I roll my eyes whenever this happen. Due to this, the manga became more childish than anything. I will bring up the events in chapter 9 to chapter 11 once again. His friend like I said before was severely injured with an arrow in his neck. So what's the right move here for Josuke? hurry up and save your friend. Instead these chapters were just a long conversation after a long conversation. Like damn Jouske's friend was dying and Jouske just stands there like an idiot and listens to their conversations. I know I sound like a nitpicky guy here but these things just frustrate me a lot.