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| Waited some years to see the final arc adapted and it did not disappoint. Wonderful part just like any other from JoJos. I really hope we can expect to see part 7 sometime in the near future. Nothing but praise for how this was all handled. I really liked how some of the soundtrack from part 3 made a return in the final episodes of part 6. Overall the part for me is a 9/10, the last like 10 episodes are all a 10/10 but some of the stuff in the middle of the part really just made me loose interest both when I originally read it and still when I watched it. |
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| Oh dear, I almost teared up when I heard Roundabout, what a very nice way to end the main JoJo universe. Stone Ocean started up kinda weak but things went so interesting starting from when Jolyne and the others went out of the prison, overall it's so good ^.^ With satisfying ending too...  Hope I don't have to wait long for Steel Ball Run adaptation~ |
 (っ◔◡◔)っ 𝓘 𝔀𝓲𝓼𝓱 𝔂𝓸𝓾 𝓪𝓵𝓵 𝓱𝓪𝓿𝓮 𝓪 𝔀𝓸𝓷𝓭𝓮𝓻𝓯𝓾𝓵 𝓭𝓪𝔂 ♥ |
| Oh, I'd no clue what to expect from the previous episode's conclusion but I suppose they tied things up relatively well in the end, although leaving a lot open to interpretation which isn't the ideal closure I was hoping for but I'll take it. Emporio somehow ended up being the only one who retained his memories and whatnot, definitely couldn't have guessed that, lol. Embodying the hopes and wishes of the late members of Jolyne's group and taking out Pucchi once and for all, good stuff. Enjoyed seeing him embrace Weather Forecast's ability and certainly took a note out of Jolyne's page by baiting Pucchi into inserting the disc inside his head. I was surprised to see Ermes, Anastasia and Jolyne with different aliases but I guess that just means that the universe that Pucchi wanted to create was not fulfilled and he, therefore, returned back to the original universe. What I don't get is though that the others are supposed to be dead here, how did this end up just being the best-case scenario all of a sudden? Guess it's time to watch some speculation videos now... Going to settle with a solid 7/10 for this part of the 6th part, lol. Netflix batches made this a pretty weird experience that I'd honestly rather not relive but let's see, only time will tell. Didn't like the middle batch as much as the first and last ones but I'll put this part over the fifth nonetheless. Part 7 is almost certain to get an anime adaption at some point, so for now, I'm looking forward to it. |
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| What a time to be a Jojo fan. This finale is such a great way to end the JOESTAR bloodline. What a wild adventure. Emporio is lowkey the MVP. It was very satisfying seeing him use Weather Report beat the shit out of PUCCI GUCCI!!! After PUCCI GUCCI dies, the universe resets into an alternate universe where Jolyne, Anasui, Weather Report, Ermes, and Jotaro are alive but with no Pucci. YIPPEE!! A happy ending. Oh my god!! I love how this episode ended. Bringing back the roundabout ED from part 1 brings back good ole nostalgia!!  LONG LIVE JOJO!!!! |
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| This ending was mad crazy, I don't know if it made show better or ruined it completely, we'll see when new part comes out. I missed the old ending Roundabout <3 |
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| At first I was completely confused but after sitting on it I think this ending was amazing. The fact that fate, the main theme of this part, brought the main groups together in the end after everything really meant so much to me. Joestar luck will always be unbeatable! |
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| This was an amazing finale and final fight. I really liked Part 6, I think it would be my second favorite with Part 4 still being my top favorite. Jolyne might be my favorite Jojo now though, I love her. Made in Heaven was such an insane ability, but it was really neat to see that the combined efforts of the entire crew were able to beat it. I am confused in this third new universe though. It seems like everyone got reincarnated with their souls in tact. Which I don’t understand since they died in first universe. Does this mean Part 1-5 happened in this new universe and only Part 6 was changed since there’s no more Pucci? I don’t mind some Part 7 spoilers, I really want some answers lol. My confusion aside, this was a great part and it had good pacing throughout and a satisfying conclusion. 9/10 for me. |
| We're that much closer to the greatness that is Part 7 aka Steel Ball Run |
| that stupid little twerp literally cried wolf's rain |
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| And this is how the Joestar Saga takes an end. Thank you for all these years of great adventures ! |
| Part 3 of SO was incredible from beginning to end, the OP was pure hype and what a better way to end it with Roundabout, MVP was Emporio, it is a shame there is no going back but he got to have a second chance in life although always having the memories of the original timeline and I guess FF is just happily swimming on some water on the new universe. It is unfortunate but Part 6 didn't click for me until these last few group of episode that was pure JoJo enjoyment, only characters I liked were FF and Weather Report and there is only so much I can blame on Netflix and their awful broadcasting, all I hope is that next part has more of a classic weekly release, I really missed the sense of community the anime had and was completely destroyed because of binge watching. |
KanameYuukiJan 3, 2023 1:37 PM
| I really dislike an ending that undermines the entire journey like this. None of those guys that Emporio met at the end were the same as the ones we've known for 37 episodes. Jolyne and the gang are dead, these are entirely different persons with different upbringings. |
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Z24hourgamer said: Thanks for the explanation! I looked up some youtube videos on it and what you said lines up with those explanations. And even just looking at the credits, you see part 1-5 as it was and then Part 6 is the only one that was changed. Which makes sensse because with Pucci being erased from existence, that'd mean the final struggle would have ended with Part 5 and the Part 6 characters can now live peaceful lives without Pucci ruining it. LoomyTheBrew said: I, (manga reader here,) am pretty sure that in the new(est) universe the implication is that due to the death of Pucci before "Made In Heaven is completed" it kinda broke, and now the universe is in a state where everyone that died was reincarnated in a way where none of the events of Part 6 or the bad events leading up to it (Jolyne's car crash, the stuff with Ermes' sister, Anasui's whole thing, or any of the tragedy that befell Weather Report) happened, and I heard from a YT video on the subject (from before the anime even started) that Jolyne's name was changed to Irene because now that any trace of DIO (excluding Giorno who's good) has been completely eradicated, there no longer needs to be a "JoJo" to deal with the evil coming after their bloodline.This was an amazing finale and final fight. I really liked Part 6, I think it would be my second favorite with Part 4 still being my top favorite. Jolyne might be my favorite Jojo now though, I love her. Made in Heaven was such an insane ability, but it was really neat to see that the combined efforts of the entire crew were able to beat it. I am confused in this third new universe though. It seems like everyone got reincarnated with their souls in tact. Which I don’t understand since they died in first universe. Does this mean Part 1-5 happened in this new universe and only Part 6 was changed since there’s no more Pucci? I don’t mind some Part 7 spoilers, I really want some answers lol. My confusion aside, this was a great part and it had good pacing throughout and a satisfying conclusion. 9/10 for me. Also, Part 7 "spoilers" (not really), Part 7 takes place in an entirely different universe/timeline/cannon, with Part 7 taking place in "the American old west" (-MAL) starring a Johnny Joestar, and 8 takes place in the 2010s, so Part 7, 8, - & 9 when it starts - are effectively JoJo's Bizarre Adventure 2, if that's how you want to think of it . PS: I hope Parts 1 - 5 still happened, because then presumably Diavolo is still actively dying somewhere And that's cool that Part 7 is a new universe. I wonder if a split in the universes happened with the destruction of Made in Heaven or something. I wonder if there will be a Part that has dimension hopping from the OG universe and the new universe. |
JustMonaka said: I really dislike an ending that undermines the entire journey like this. None of those guys that Emporio met at the end were the same as the ones we've known for 37 episodes. Jolyne and the gang are dead, these are entirely different persons with different upbringings. I am with you. Seems like such a cheap ending. Almost ike Araki had no idea how tio finish it and just said ahh fuck it, it was all a dream. |
| well that ending was something alright can see why some fans don't like it feel so bad for Emporio so that's how the saga ends huh it was pretty good part 3 of stone ocean was a lot better than part 1 and part 2 ending the series and the saga with roundabout was perfect truly the end of an era and now begins the wait for Jojos part 7 hopefully we get weekly eps again and it isn't netflix jailed |
Homura24Jan 12, 2023 12:27 PM
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| The Joestar bloodline was a curse. They were never allowed to live in peace. Another generation, another tragedy. From jonathan all the way to jolyne. It was their destiny as joestars. This ending makes you realize that, Jojos Bizzare adventure is not so bizzare anymore. They can finally live a normal life [font="\"Proxima Nova Regular\", \"Helvetica Neue\", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif"]  [/font] |
| Continuing the tradition of OP interruption in the final arc! So heaven was the big bounce for Pucci. With work unfinished from the previous universe, Emporio delivers the final beatdown of this six-part saga upon Pucci using Weather Report's disc. Just as Pucci said that fate could not be escaped, he could not escape his destiny of being defeated by his brother's power. Time moves at normal pace again and Emporio encounters familiar faces from Green Dolphin Street Prison, except in this universe, they are all free. The new universe's equivalents of Anasui and Wes changed the most imo, and for the better. Roundabout with the Joestar birthmark flying over England, to Venice, to Egypt, to Morioh to Venice (again) and finally Florida, that's one hell of a nostalgia trip. Thank you, Araki and David Productions. |
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| Okay, but Pucci was the first villain to carry out his plan for a few minutes, killing the Joestars all by himself. On the other hand, it it seems that the universe is changed more than we thought. Will this have an impact on the other parts? Even though it's strange, I can't wait to explore this universe. I cried a little bit when Emporio introduced himself to the gang once again. Well that’s a bizarre ending for ya. Part 6 done. Now we patiently wait for part 7. |
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| Imo the weakest part. Jolyne just wasn't as fun and badass as previous JoJos. Other characters also felt lacking, with F.F. being the only one that stood out. Worst offender to me was Emporio: he kinda tried to take Speedwagon position, but instead was just annoying kid who talked too much. Ending is ok-ish. I just hate it when they reset stuff. But ED music was epic choice. |
| all i want to say is fuck netflix |
| Good ending, probably shouldn't have dragged the part2 with prison and moved forward to come up with Dio's sons not just to be side bosses Ending was sad but satisfying (probably coz I read the manga and knew what was about to happen) Pucci was a great antagonist, Jolyne was a good JoJo, Jobros could've been better, animation was pretty bland at times |
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