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Somebody once told me that if I kept my expectations low, I would never be disappointed. Jojo managed to break this rule, somehow. The side characters are insignificant compared to the main characters each time, and actually the main characters are extremely dull too... Big, righteous, simple Jonathan surely doesn't add anything new to the table, and the realization that I spent 8.6 hours watching this steaming pile of garbage is equivalent to being stung by a Japanese hornet. Yes, if you are a person who enjoys utilizing their brains and "feeling like they're in the moment" when you watch a movie or read manga, you would certainly have the intellectual challenge of your life watching this unfinished storyboard -- It may be possible for the greater portion of humanity (over 50%) to predict the entire plot or nature of Dio and Jonathan within the first episode, very easily(I did it).. Anybody who considers themselves a "film enthusiast" of some sort that prides themselves on paying careful detail to an intricate storyline will have the rug pulled under them for using their brain while watching this board: have you ever watched a show and thought to yourself "I wonder if this guy is the killer" or "There's no way that's going to happen, that's too cliche"? Well don't bother asking yourself anything at all. Don't bother thinking anything.
I can distinctly remember that I was better with coursework the spring prior -- I have the hypothesis that watchng 40 episodes of Jojo had hindered my ability to critically think.
What I learned from watching Jojo is that no matter how bad you might think something in life might be, there's always something worse.
